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Evening star., 1922-07-23
91s Giants Repeat Attractive Sandot Contests This Week
FINISH SEASON AT HOME,
WHUEYANKS ARE ABROAD
Hugsns Admits Handicap of Playing on Road
at Close of Campaign, But Is Confident
Six Teams in American League Race.
BY GEORGE CHADWICK.

n 7 22-Mler Higgins asked today whether he
M thought finishing effect base ball team
win the championship. III it close race,
yes" the reply.
Why
food sleep home beds and get away from
before
OF Puman and don't know where get
from lock themselves their and they
n there
recognize Yanks finish the road this year?
81 eyes, thatsw why m talking this
The home What do figure they'll do in the
National League:' >.
pennant probably but that's far Pm going haven't
the other we'll
be- and think we'll We've got the
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ONE BIG SERIES BATTLE
WILL BE STAGED TODAY
Dominican Lyceums and Shamrocks to Clash
Latter and Knickerbockers Are Due to Meet in
Important Set-to Wednesday.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

n games in
ball Teams well advanced
title will clash and the results will
the Although
completion the round the championships
will according schedule
that supposedly
meetings hisng for The dark horses however
feeling their and than ready their better known
good the laurels
of the
the \
the unlimited These
at 18th and streets southeast starting o'clock and its dollars
doughnu that all of Ppeown
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BUFF IS CHALLENGED.

NEW YORK. July 22.-Johnny Buff,
fyweight champion Of the United
States, today was formally challenged
for titular bout with, Indian Rus
Joe Barrett, posted a $500 forfeit
with the New York boxing COM
mission. EFf.sst
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SHAMROCK GAINS LEAD
BY BEATING SHERWOOD

Shamrock Athletic Club went into
the lead in Section A Of the unlimited
division of the sandlot base ball
championships yesterday, when it de-
feated the Sherwood club, s to S. 1t
was the first loss in the series for the
Langdon team.
Humphreys was batted hard by the
Sherwoods. but Roudabush checked
the scoring after the sixth inning.
Brufy was solved by the Shamrock s
In several innings and yielded the
decisive run before a batter had been
retired in the ninth. The score.
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SEEKING FIGHTERS.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-Jac,,
Munro. fight promoter. today was in
San Francisco on a tour Of the United
States in which he plans to hold out
glittering tnducements for American
overtures will be made to Benny
Leonard and Johnny Kilbane, Munro
said.
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WILL WATCH RIVALS.

CHICAGO, July, 22.-Charlie White,
Chicago's contender for the light
weight championship, viii witness
the Benny-Leonard-Lew Tender title
day night.s White has posted . }2,600
forfeit With the New York boxing
ooInxhAugaon - = chalasngA - the
-WtnneA
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'"I9' % o--f to IotaIs. 50 Il u II
None out when winning run was scored
Sherwood. 1890. 0 l o 3 o O-5
Shamrock. 1 o . 0 0 o O 10
y, Runs-Smithson l2(, Humphreys, c. Steele.
Taylor, 4. Steele, H. Steele, Herr, Smith i2)
Long. Errors-Smthson (2), Eagan Smith,
Herr. E. Steele. Miller. Two-base hits
Sweeney t2l. Taylor. q. Steele Three-base
+. Steele, Dunn, Bateman. c. Steele H.
Steele; Bases on balls-on Bruffey. 1: off
Roudabush. l. Struck out-By Roudabush. 8;
by Humphreys, B: by Bruffy, IL. Passed
balls-Dunn ,2l. Hits-on Roudabush. in s
innings: off Humphreys. in ) innings. I'm
pire-Mr. CahiIl.
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Runs-werle. Kirchner l2), Mitchell (2),
Norris (2). Farrington (el. Lovelaee to),
Belt. Taylor CD. Twobase hits-Mitchell tc),
harrington. Three base hir-Mitchell. Home
run-Kirchner. Stolen bases-kirchner (2),
Morris (2), Lovelace Burke. Bases on balls
on Burke, 2; of Morris, 2. Struck out-By
Burke. 4; by Morris, 5; BY Foley. 8. Double
on Logan. in I 1-3 innings; of Burke. In
8 % innings. Hit by pitcher-By Foley ISL
monds). Umpire-Mr. Vensel.
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lIPING is PUNISHED.

HN FRANCISCO, July 22.-Presi-
dsHv William II. Mccarthy Of the Pa
cifc Coast League has announced
that he has fined Ping Bodie- of the
Vernon club SO and suspended him
for q day for attacking . spectator
who had. abused the. player.
Evening star., 1922-07-23
FOLEY'S GOOD HURLING
BLANKS CRESCENT A. C.

Holy Name Juniors yesterday reg
istered their fourth straight victory
in the Junior division of the city
base ball tournament beating Cres-
cent Athletic Club, 13 to 0. Foley,
pitching for Holy Name, yielded no
passes and but four hits and never
was in danger of being scored
against The score
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BOILING FIELD DEFEATS
WALTER REED TOSSERS

Boiling Field bested Walter Reed
Hospital, z to 2. yesterday in an Army
district of Washington championship
series game. Swede Swanson kept
the hospital teams seven hits scat
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BOXER SHOT; DIES.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 22.--W. I.
Aiken, lightweight pugilist. known In
the ring as Kid Wolfe. died today
from bullet wounds said by police to
have been inflicted by Jim Allen. son
Of q, local magistrate. -
Evening star., 1922-07-23
TWO FORMIDABLE MINES
WILL CLASH In BENEFIT

IITH mines representing Knckerbocker Club and
Wv of the American Legion cashng, the be played
Park of the
Catholic House
predict will
will
Prizes will be awarded performing
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LEONARD is MATCHED.

CHICAGO. July 22.-Benny Leon
ard. lightweight champion, has been
matched to meet Ever Hammer of
Chicago in q ten-round contest at
Michigan City. Ind. August S.
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Totals. 50 10 27 II Totals. IS "a u
Boiling Field. o 2 4 o 1 o 1-7
walter Reed. O o 0 o o %

Runs-Cross, Hukkil, swanson, Beinlich
(2), Gilbert, shetsline. Burke. Clim. Errors
Barnes. Duck. Newman. Hukkil, Shetslins,
pcuSis % Sla5IHuki} % dnbsrt. strueS S'VsI Vcui
by 0vanSon, 10, hg Duck, 3; By Howard 3,
ytnt bass % hstik-o9 swiason, 81 on p1ek,
L e6 Howard, 2 Laft On basss-Dallin6
flsid, O.; Walter 1sed. 8,
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SENIOR DIVISION,

TODAY'S GAME
1870.
TOMORROw's GAME
Petworth vs.. St. Peters, at Brookland, 5:15.
YESTERDAYS RESULT.
No game scheduled.
Evening star., 1922-07-23

st. CyDrian Cubs, who ha;vs won
fourteen straight games, desire en-
gagements with colored Junior ninea
TEASPOONS onallsnSes -, LAnonln
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TODAY'S GAME
Hartford VS.. Gibraltar. at Linworth, 80
ToMORROw'S GAME.
Mohawk VS.. Hartford, at Mohawk, 5:15.
Yesterdays RESULT.
No game scheduled
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JUNIOR DIVISION.

TODAY's GAME,
Atlantic vs. Trinity, at Trinity, 1870.
TOMORRoW's GAME.
Trinity vs.. Epiphany Junior. at Linworth,
5:16.
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TODAY'S GAME
None scheduled.
TOMORRoW's GAME
Park View VS.. Holy Name, at Union Park.
6:15.
YESTERDAYS RESULT
No Hame scheduled
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TODAY'S GAME.
None scheduled.
TOMoRROW's GAME.
Optometrists vs.. Woodley, at Tenley,owu.
5:1J. -
YESTERDAY RESULT
Optometrists. 8: Mercury, o Forfeit,
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MIDGET DIVISION,

TODAY'S GAME,
Mono scheduled.
TOMORROw'S GAME,
Trinity, 10.
YESTERDAYS RESULA
No game scheduled.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS
IN INDEPENDENT SERIES

TODAY'S GAME.
Dominican Lyceum VS.. Shamrock, at Mo-
hawk, 3.
ToMORRow'S GAME
Dominican Lyceums VS., Jr. o. U. A, NJ. at
Congress Heights. 5:15.
Yesterdays RESULT.
Evening star., 1922-07-23
THURSDAY.

UNLIMITED DIVISION-Section A.
Dominican Lyceum vs.. Sherwood, mt
Sherwood, $3.50; section II. Black vs..
Mohawk. at Union Park. 5;15; section
town. $40.
SENIOR DINISION-Section A, St.
Teresa vs. Mohawk Junior, at Mo-
hawk. 5:15.
JUNIOR DINISION-Section A, At
lantic VS.. Epiphany Junior. at Lin
worth. 5:15; Potomac VS.. Holy Name
Junior, at Washington Barracks,
5;I5: section B, Mount Pleasant W.
knicke erbocker Junior, at knicker-
booker, 5:I5.
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Yesterdays RESULT.
Ioly Name Junior. IA. Croscenf n

TODAY'S GAME
None scheduled.
TOMORRoW's GAME.
Linworth Junior VS.. Mount Pleasant st
Washington barracks, 5:I5
YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
Knickerbocker Junior. 8; Anacostia Eagles. 2.
Mount Pleasant vs.. Plaza, no report.
Evening star., 1922-07-23
TUESDAY.

Sherwood VS.. TenIcytown, mt Tenley-
town, 5,38, section b, War Finance
VS.. Black, mt KnickerbOcher, Sis,
section C, w. r. Roberts VS.. Union
Printers, at Washington barracks,
5415.
SENIOR DIVIsION-Section 4. st.
Teresa VS.. Aztec. at Mohawk. S:1S;
section II, Linworth vs.. Ariel. mt Ben
ming, so.
JUNIOR DINISION-SectiOn A. PO-
tomac VS.. Warwick. Mt IinwOrth, 5;la;
section B. Havoc vs.. Mount Rainier
Em blems, at Mount Rainier, 5:3o.
Evening star., 1922-07-23
WEDNESDAY.

UNLIMITED DIVISI0N-Section 4.
Shamrock vs.. EnickerbOcker, at
KnickerbOcker, 5;I5; section b, Co.'S
tcIlo Post vs.. Gibraltar. Mt Union
Park, 5;I5: section 4, Mercury W..
Optometrists. at Washington bar
racks, 5:15.
SENIOR DIVISION-SectiOn A. st.
Peters VS.. Auburn, at RosedaIe, 5;15;
section Ii, silver Spring vs.. Park
View, at BroOkland. $3.50.
JUNIOR DISISION-Section A. Cres-
cent va. Strnton Junior mt Trinity,
$50; section b, Anacostia Eagles vs..
LinwOrth Junior, Mt Mohawk, 5;I5.
MIDGET DIVISION-CIevelan Park
VS.. Liberty Cubs, at Trinity, 10.
Evening star., 1922-07-23
FRIDAY.

UNLIMITED DlvISION-Section A.
KnickerbOcker vs.. Jr. d. u. A. W., at
Congress Heights, $3.50; section II,
Costello Post VS.. War Finance. mt
Knfckerbocker, 5:I5: section {. Union
Printers VS.. Mercury, at Mohawk,
5;IS.
SENIOR DIVISION-Section A. Az
tees VIZ. ROamer, mt Union Park.
5:I5: section b. Ariel VS.. Silver Spring,
at silver Spring, $50.
JUNIOR DIVISION Section A,
Trinity VS.. Warwick, mt Lfnworth.
5;I5; Crescent vs.. Epiphany Junior.
at BrOokland, SiI5; section b, Lin
worth Junior vs.. Havoc, mt Trinity.
5:15.
MIDGET DIVISION Midland VS..
Liberty Cubs, at Trinity. 10.
Evening star., 1922-07-23
wor Department is heading t

partmental League with record OF
thirteen wins and two losses. Treas
ury is second with eleven victories
and Ave defeats and Union Printers
third with eight successes in twelve
starts. Post Office has won hve of
and printing four of fourteen and
Agriculture two of fourteen.
Evening star., 1922-07-23

St Cyprians and LIE Droit Tigers,
two Of tho best colored n1nes JOE tne
Distriok ara 10 play this afternoon
IN Union Park. .Th4 game will start
at 2:15 .o'olQclfs q
Evening star., 1922-07-23

Northeast are to meet at Union Park.
and action aplenty should result. The
Roamers. who are leading in the sec
ton. have met and defeated all other
sectional rivals except the -AZtecs aud
Petworth. while the Southwest ae-
gregation has won three times in as
many starts. Both teams will hurl
their strongest line-ups into the fray.
Mohawk Athletic Club is well on its
way toward the championship in sec
tlon of the unlimited division. It
has met and defeated all other mem
bers of the section. and was closely
pressed in but one engagement The
Mohawks open their second round to-
morrow against the Hsrtfords. a team
which they easily disposed of in their
initial encounter.
Two Linworth Athletic Club mines
now appear in line for titles. The
seniors remain unbeaten in section
B of their class. and about two more
victories will clinch, the honors for
them. In the midget division the
Southwest club representative needs
but one more win TO make II cham
pion. 1t probably will get that to-
morrow morning. when ii meets the
Cleveland Parks on Trinity field.
But four teams remain in the mid
get division. now that the Indians
have been eliminated by the series
executive committee. This nine failed
to appear for its gagements with
the Cleveland Parks and Liberty Cubs,
thereby forfeiting its series franchise.
Although the Optometrists we're
given a game by forfeit yesterday
when the Mercuries failed to place a
uniformed team on the field, the series
executive committee likely viii de-
clare the forfeiture invalid. The Mer-
curies had nine players at hand, but
some of them had not had time to
don uniforms. The Optometrists do
not relish being credited with such
victory and are anxious to actually
play the game.
Forty-three games are scheduled
for this week in the series. A list of
games 10 be played after tomorrow
follows:
Evening star., 1922-07-23

War has AluEged Its way 70 the
ton, its batting average Of .334 being
mich better than that credited to any
other nine in the circuit, The War
riors also are pointing the way 70
printers is the best individual batter.
with a mark of .558 in thirteen
games. anne Werber of Bureau has hit
.571, but has participated In only
five games.
Evening star., 1922-07-23

Ariel juniors took the measure OF
the Independent Juniors yesteroay ~
ing and Hyde's batting helped the
Evening star., 1922-07-23
Given foir weather. a seething mol

of base bali fans will jam their way
into Olympia Hollow in Georgetown
this afternoon to witness the conflict
between the Knickerbockers and Rex
Athletic Club. Early this season the
Rexmen defeated the Knicks. 4 to /.
and the latter are burning to turn
the tables. Play will start at 8
O'Clock. All Knick players are to re-
port at the field an hour before game
time.
Evening star., 1922-07-23

Arlington Athletic Club noseo OUT
the Superbas yesterday. = 70 o, IN
pitched the last eight innings Tor the
ArIingtons, allowed but one hit.
Evening star., 1922-07-23

fling at the Silver Spring semi-pros
this AFTERNOON in a game on the Sill
yer Spring diamond, beginning at 3
o'clock. The Printers recently played
a tie game with the Marylanders and
believe they can grab the better end
of the score on this occasion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-01
XII klUS kLAN NOT
TO PARADE SATURDAY,
Does Intend To Make Public
Appearance In City In tho
Near Future.
However

rao loeal oraer ku K 4 Khan. will
nei mako parade IN Guthrie Sat
urdag mshf Tho nepou - a pafsds
uas eNrh oli brt failed 10 be- ,on
rrmel tg The seal The khan ssnda
ih. folloalus ielior 90 The Leader
"riltor Loader Tho statement %
rhe Leader las, nlsht stating lhat
lhe ku klas Nlan would have a
parade 10 Guthrie next Saturday
night ia erroneous VIII you not
kindly correct lhla statement We
a. intend IA have fufad~ here
ssmci b tas hoar frtuls and vlll
ndi lsc you when same Is @ b. hold
Any ataiefsnts or nfoFmai'ea
co.ning % you that does not boar
no offflai aeal 81 th's order r. not
from ihe fu Nus k'an Helpeel
mllv Guthrie klan Na ~ knlFhia
Kn Klnk Islam
lscan
Guthrie March
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DEFl is HURLED sV
ROBERTSON TO hUPuURN

FolloVlRe ls the teSt % Governor
Roa. riaon's ietir- 10 lalnes Hepburn.
ccanty attorney 90 okmu foe count,
Dear Sir some three weeks sru.
parenant ID an frmneed and ruhlieA
anuoanco1 ilnH of which yoH us.e
e"guIanf hoade.i q lafgo deleeatiol
oi Oklahoma husiuess mcn os tr.p Is
ihe Repabie Of Mexico n an attemii
io bulld A. mncb needed improvement.
ga our business relations with thai
government Upon The e.e ol ms do-
pannse aud during nay ahsence. you
svoin officer % the oous. headed an
led an unlawful riot la the surcrioF
court room o. Okmoiseo city. and hs
dursss and threatened force and sio
lence drove the judge Of co1rt of
c,eort ffosn tat beArh and nom yolt
county because be followed the lass
aud darod 10 oppose your uaiawf.
demand
Yoa have encouAed or icd cyc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-01

Detroit. March lit became known
today that Henry Ford is backing q
huge undertaking 10 make aud dis
tribute educational films for the use
Of colleges and schools Of all kinds
When the matter was put up 10 Ford
BY the manager Of the department Of
photography Of the Ford Motor com
pany be said
If you can do anything TO make
il easier for the boys and girls Of to
day 10 get an education than il was
for me. then you have a life job. =
The general policy IS 10 visualize
the textbooks in common use and
already some Of the school book pub
fishers have arranged 70 utilize the
Ford films. ANY college OF school
may obtain the use Of these films
for the actual cost Of making them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-01
DIRECTORS Of c. OF c.
TO Be CHOSEN TONIGHT
Nominating Committee Submits
90 Names To Be Voted on
% To BE Elected Meet
ing At City Hall, 730

usro ie a llai d thoae lee.isd q,
,he nominating omm.iiee 10 The
chamber % oam1efoe itom Witch 10
select 81 d,reie4 af iha eomlnf
year The directors nlu laier name
the secretary aus other officers u
lho chamber
Tho ,ieiion Nitl tato 4iaee to-
night a. thc epy hai and every
member of ihe eaulhtr IS entitled 80
vote and shoaId he present n a
memher tecis ,.se voting for sama
ether than those on lhe rlnted llst
be- mey 40 se a w;firs the hame
10 on she balse eonainifls tae
ftn = llsf >
Every member Or the chsmhos
should De- on hand a. The ciy han
81 go sharp Ibis evening
Prom the following aat airlao oui
twenty FIVE C.5 names uh q VIE
leave twenty tive the number 81
directors % be elected u Is under.
slood that you are voting for the
ones whose names !ou DO NOT strike
out
Roy Axtoll A y Arnsircng @ Al
Bafher. Frank Hona S Il Bates. J
" ii noason Lawrence Jelsma T.
~ Rfo.son. p D. kuilson. It +.
caikins. E Cook Fred Crook. A e.
pl0bens D u Dusk'n Y A Eaas.
Glen Iarqnharson. "a Fonio0.
Howard Fife. G 6 Ford q W. CAT
fnsy Dr Gailarher 8 y Garinef.
IA q Gcwre. W W lll man.
IN a. Harmon. = a. Hlrzel.
IA Henry J. l. Johnston. A
= kceisch. John Hldrcih g.
y Long A. J. Mater. J q white
field p s. llendriekH & q Olson
Chas Allen. Pred lletN. q PETTY
II. y RAIDER. T. " Reiahl l)f T. ~
Rlizh8upt Ear Roberts. Is = smita.
Ton Jenkins G. $ Tagsart. Geo
Triton. Lester Houoh, y H. MeGu e.
r = Douglas. n a Mecrsgh'
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faet0fy
Schooling consists Of class room
work alternating week about with
shop training. These boys are making
All the way from $3.50 to si,40o a
year while learning There are f0e 10
the school now. and 900 waiting for
a chance 30 enroll
Three thousand dealers were
brought IN from al over the United
States aud given intensive training in
service work for five weeks and paid
- day for their time Young men
il the shop are given special courses
IN drawing. mathematics, chemistry
aud English, usually on their own
time ia the evening.
An announcement that Ford in
tended to start the Ford School Of
tcontin3cd ON Paxe ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-01
-slTTiN PRETTY LEGION
BENEFIT FRIDAY MIGHT

-sittin fresty Ill be presented 81
the Guthrie theater Friday rieht
Mildred Davis wili direct Seats are
On sale At corner Pharmacy sitrn
Pretty tells the story o, 6ouehbay
who poses as . g.ri walfare- worker.
saves a party of 4 " . L.. soldiers
from coartmarsial cha.erones tao
charming daughters oi Frenoa
countess in q hut. and saves four boss
from drowning ln cognacf
The MUSE Boy Hoecy' what i.t-
ing tunes lis the latest out Com
posed Of fox-irois. one-sieps ana
waltzes that take the alue iihnoa for
dancing Pipe the titles rCognae
a W o r. salute French
Fling Loves Crystal. The Com
forts Of Home Sweet Home. Smobs .
Dreams" and lest but lot least
'Settin Pretty
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ORDER OF DE MOlAY
DEGREES ARE EXEMPL|F|ED
Kansas City Crack Team Pu.s
on Some Very Clever Work
For Masonic Grand
Lodge

The session "a tie Nssorie
Grand l.olfe TUESDAY aas devoted
Go ihe elaborate mounting ct the a..
gre,~ ,f the order ~ ~ Nolay h,
enc cNl.n team from kansas NiN
$40 The eaaIicr al kansas City IS
me mother .hapter ~ the weird. and
DE team ehich mounted the work
before the Oklahoma Grand Ioire
has been al over the country ana
parts % Canada q presented ,he
NerA az Washington cliA before
both President llsrine ani Georre
Fepine Moore. grand commander of
the supreme eoanel % ihe southern
inrsfiei|an & the lansisfor,
When II was de.ideG iaat the OK
iahoma Grand i.odfc was d meet "a
Guthrie Cstp FoAtherineli chan an
20. tae adv sofy oorm|ttee of lhe
Guthrie charter Dr Mo.ay. wired 20
Kansas CITY for tb.s team to cxcm
f,dy this work ana iae entire icam
arrives Tna sday and spent the entire
afternoon in tha work before tho
Grand isase ara sssoss 4ae aO.k
was re- elsed with unboanded enihu-
slasm. nany of the Oldest Master
Masons declaring that &c uas the
greatest movement for The volne
men ef the country thai was over
started Taere are aoa over 400
chapters IN the United States With
over ioe 200 me Ders. and the ap-
nhcaf'cn fer charters are comins Ia
ny ne dozen every day
The ola workers in Free Masonry
Who watched this De Molay chapter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-01
Another Payroll
Is Grabbed BY
Bold 4 uto Bandits

Milwaukee karch'-FiNe rea
held up ard roboec william Ormsby,
payroll clerk. q the palm oliss
company o. 5000 mere this worn
ing just as ne Was getting out o.
a tasiesb 4, the company plant.
The bandits sf,er taking the money
fled In an automobie iollossea b.
ormsby IN the tai but were lost 10
him after = chase through down
town streets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-01
Girl Bandit Aids
Pal To Escape

ssraeass " March IA girl bandit armed with
repeating fife and revolver and accompanied by man
equally we'll armed raded store ia the village ~ tamlns
near s,racu early today and ia the residential section ot
Syracuse engaged % running baite with ne police
which cnded the o the girl and ihe escape Of be
confade
The eirl under S Myrtle Rates - According ip
81 Ernest Monica taxi driver the girl and the man
entered Ia the center ~ syracuse and ordered BIN n
drive eanus The girl covered tie driver 40 tanilus
BENJAMIN iiar grocer. shot aud seriously wounded
Returning Syracuse trapped iy patrol
men Firing her rifle aud pistol the girl covered her eoni
rades escape She refused 70 give the mans nnnie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-01

Marley Smith. mAnaker of no
keea Teai eleab.ns sslhb.ishms
- tha city has returned from 49,
nhera he atlended she s'-s- L.
fenilen ~ elsaners aad .s,.sfs.
rNe had IN excellent altsalan.c ara
an it1mlnating meeting sore ~
ihs bIx hogses n TIE east haa rep
resenfafiFes aud speskrrs present"
saia ar smith
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-01
Judge Urges
Officers to Not
Molest "Hippers'

s+e0xter Tests. March i.--Fecefai
Jsoee tsu,ehsscn dssrins TIE tss
sea q feoerai esors rassaay az
sissa rrohleltion agents e esrcsn
trats ~ estshina rneoashieefs are
hoctieceers rather than tne mar
~iih half . bottle - i.oeor
80 Is better for the endorsement
% prohibition" he SAD. ~to con.
Wet three sr four persoas for sell.
ira thsn one thoutana fer orinklns
OF course the drinkers are guilt.
toe. Dat 4 = wasting tie naehloery
cf the government tc coneentrase o.
them
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Thought Huli" and shows the doeil
iiy. versatility and power of trae-
tor. II Is intended for the use of q
salcsnan who viii eall on a prospect
ia The evening with portable mos.
ing picture machine and give the Pie
lures a chance 70 do the talking
Safety pietures' are also ia the siai,
showing how accidents occur both IN
factories and IN traffic
Pictures Of important surgical op-
erations in the Ford hospital in De-
troit eventually viii be put out
Trade School Popular
IN connection with the pictures
mention should be made Of the Ford
Trade school where boys are paid
while they learn They are taken in
ai Is aud kept until they are Is. after
which they are given jobs in the
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BAR TO CONSIDER
GOVERNORS WAR woRps

oemuleee. march Possibly that
q meeting % the Osmol9ee county Bar
Association might be calied % con
sioer the war 81 words between
Governor Robertson and Count, At.
t0rrey James Hepburn. ieon'ed up 20.
day as resuit - the exchange OF
letters between thc governor arc
Sounty attorney
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oknslass. Maeeh The ne~
orsno lurY Is getting Down % eusi
ness tocay snu Il - shisperea that q
fe~ indictments viii bs returnsd ~
Thursday morrlne Ne iri.mation q
the nature 81 the Indictments mas hsen
given County ATTORNEY James Hsp
b0rn = eloset-d with the grand luff.
Coz Robertson ana a. c. pernis. fcr
rner bsak examiner are expected %
reaeh the city Thursday