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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
Interesting Work Being Accomplished One Room Logan Coun

The teacher al District 68. "Oak
Ridge. does not wish 10 keep the
happiness of some splendid discoveries
% herself She thinks other teachers
viii enjoy and may employ the same
helps" and has given this informa-
tion regarding her work 10 the
County Home Demonstration Agent,
Miss NJ Edna Corbet. who is empha-
SIZING Hot School Lunches and CIR
eulating Libraries IN the Junior Dem
onsirstion Club Work.
Hot soups have constituted the
warm lunches which have been served
quite successfully to the pupils Of
Oak Ridge" through the past week.
The method viii be used throughout
the winter that the children NAV have
one warm stimulating dish at noon.
which viii give new energy and new
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
SIX NEGROES CHARGED
WITH H|-JACKING MAN
Man Who Was slugged Robbed
and Thrown In Bushes To
Die. Receivers, Tells
Names Of Assailants

About .four weeks aFo workmen
mssing thronfh tha flbo dlsluci
heard a man grooming and lnyeaii
gated. rhfy found a negro lying In
a cmmp of bushes or me beatin
path. who had been bld's beaten
and disfigured Help was secured
and the injured man wa taken 70
he Conrad sanitaiium where rs li
silh confined
The iniuget al lsoprd 60 be
10 sce iiss .ai' q near Musk ege
After sfaral nga ls rainsd con
siousnsss nn'f 10 FAY that
he had been set 1.on by six groes
at resort, hs1ten BY them and
then thrown in the bushes 70 die.
he had lain In the bushes from
w dnesdsy until Saturday Il was
FUZZY week after the attack on
Hudspeih was made before che
sherIff's office was no.fled
Yesterday Sheriff Robertson ar.
rested six men. Lucns. Garrett. Nal
Morton. snod MoDonald Gene
Jamison. James Robertson known
as "Snake Doctor and Tny
Austin Hudspeth Il said 10 have
recognized az least three of me
men AZ his assailants
The men ars being held 30 lal
without bond for trial a. The next
term q court The attack on Huda.
pcth occurred on the nlght o. the
2sth Of October Hudwotha rail-
tvfs are here from Muskogf ana
they Will aid In tho prosecution
This ls he third occurance OF
The Kind 20 happen IN the Ebo
district during the year.
Hudspeth was robbed OF en- the
mon y he had and hls watch.
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vitality for the remainder Of the
school day. Each child furnishes his
share Of the daily supplies
This teacher has written to many
important manufacturing and busi-
ness establishments for materials that
would be useful in her work. She
found these firms only too glad to
send the requested samples and ma
ierials together with thanks for the
asking. Some Of these win be mem
toned here that other teachers may,
If they - desire. securt these same
aids. She sent 10 the Cunard Ship
Line Company. \. Y. for material
that any trip abroad might be planned
by the pupils in the Geography
classes. The pictures sent were 50
interesting and the new information
so real that the children found them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
VandalS Rob Dead
In Earthquake
Depa stated District

SANTIAGO. Nev. fs-Rsports q
banditfy ard disorder N the earth
quake district. together with news
- additional earth shocks and md
cations ,tat the calamity has reach .
60 appal lns proportions caused the
Chilean government TODAY to con
slider the adVls&bllity o. sending
troops 10 coaulmbo and Ataeama TO
reinforce the regular esrvisons
which are too small 20 Cope with
the situation ard aid IN relief work.
ouslawY broke cut lass night IN
the town of vailenar, the chief SUI
ferer from the earthquake, where Il
is estimated 1000 o. shs inhabitants
psrishea, while reports e. robberies
ard holcups came from other places
IN the affected region.
The arrival Of var vessels Al she
northern ports q Chile brought
wireless reports q disaster from
owns and villages not previously
heard freT, including the iarps
town of Frelrina. ausmeniins great.
" the number of reported casual.
ties which are now sariously est
mated at Between 1900 and 1000
dead With numberless injured and
homeless
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
HELP WAL TON MAKE
GOOD, IS PLEA
Executive Committee OF Recon
struction League Urges All
To Support Governor.
Elect

Oklahoma Cly. Nov "a Thl
farmers aud hborors n each s0ua
'anal and reprosntailve district
NUT be constantly alert and keen
ihflr orfanlsa'ion IN working order
and must give their iegisaiora 20
md and mat they meant what
hos said az shawnee and that they
mean p have ne things they de-
mandod there This ia part of a
i'neihy flat mont iseusd today ~
ihe executive committee o. tha re-
construction LEAGUE, which produced
the Shawnee platform ~ last rsb-
ruafy upan witch Mayor ). e Wal
ten - this city made his prslimln ;
ary c7mpa rn and won. and ropeatod
the progr1m IN he final election
Tor governor
tn committee urges the League
io sand hy ths newly elected gov
unor end while ihey have won Q
victory. it canno, be complete until
we have taken full sdsantage Of
T. md enacifd into law those things
IN our program hat are 80 vial
20 the welfare Of the common poo
pie"
According 20 ne slsiem nj lsaaed
M committee roalzfs that ihs pro-
eram rc. forth IN ne shawnee Plat
form cannot b. enacted IN ~ en-
irolg. 10 enc session of tho ligan-
mre." hui That In time must be
placod 81 nli force and eff q"
Il p ur0fd by the committee hat
"ths most urrfnt demands ho en-
fc'fd first. and then go before the
people end elect the tenth legs-
la;urs 70 carry out tho balancs OF
the program"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14

Y. most interesting set Of books
and transfer patterns, instrueiing in
simple and fancy stitches The
Pedsodent and Colgate Tooth Paste
Companies well supplies the school
room with their samples, while the
Resinol and CASTLE Soap Factories
sent their gifts with posters and aids
for hygiene The Rand MeNally
Book Company sent Mother Goose
Charts.
The Book week campaign was
greeted with posters and the children
wrote about their favoriie characters.
and through the Travelling Library
they learned Of books and the wonders
contained therein The Travelling
Library has a regular stop station in
District 63 and many books have been
Continued on Page ID
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tiOIsi\tE LAWRENCE II
RACK ~ FEATURE rIiN

The Guthrie opera House is Do
llThled 20 have the honor of present.
ms fiofenee Lawrence the orig na
"nlosraph Girl 10 her old admir-
ers. and % new ones. Ia The IN,
foldmeut." which win be- shown to.
nlghi and Wednesday
Tho unfoldmenr il a Oeosr.
Kern Production for Associated w.
hlhltoru and ia said 10 b. pawer.
fui drama % NE IN Witch the veii 4,
stripped from ail pose and hypoerlay
and We SEQ ourselves ~ others ssr
us Tho word ourselves" 4. used be
cause 80 VARIED are the type. rupre
Henied 10 the drama that almost
efoYfne CAP recognise themselves ia
some one of the characters
GEORGE kern. assisted hy Mnraoek
MacQnarrie. directed "rhe unfold.
meni' from tho scenario N Jane,
oauldwoil and Heid ieustla neau
'lfoi narbara bedford william cont
In. Charles X French. Wade noteier.
Lydia knftt and others make IN tha
large cast of vell.known PLAYERS
Don't mlss ihla wonder Picture
Popular prices
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selves actually aboard their selected
shipt and into the countries they
wished 10 sec-all without moving out
Of their seats One little girl found
Scotland so interesting that she asked,
Are those places now in Scotland,
or were they there only long, long
agoi" The Rlnnford Company, Dept
of Home Economies, 406 Rush street.
Chicago, sent recipe books. biscuit
cutters. mixing spoons. baking powder
samples and many good pictures
The company sent bread booklets.
yeast cake samples and pictures. The
California Raisin Growers. Fresno,
California, sent a generous supply Of
samples. raisin recipes. a history Of
the raisin industry. complete from
Biblical days The Spool Cotton Com
pany, sent from 31j Fourth Ave, n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
ROTARY CLUB TO
DINE IN COUNTRY
Next Meeting At Halstead Farm
Club Raises Fund For the
Local Foot Ball
Boys

Dr. Chaplin. ssvrstsry u the
narses home, gave an in,ersssius
tisoourse before TIE Rotary eiuh
to-day At the lone on hospital work
The endawmsnt Of hosaitsl BIRDS. be
Nd was nov fayofite form @;
philanthropy
nr kiloorn spoke ia behalf - the
business mems hanQaa az the
rhnsiisn church
The club decided 60 extend raral
acgualnlance work. and through
John Golobls. arungsd 10 hold the
next session q the club At ths y
e. Halstead farm. IN Iron Mound.
5 miles southwest TIE noon day
mnchecn viii be cancelled and Ro-
tarans VIII motor 10 the IHaisisad
place 4 8 o'clock Tuesday even
ing The federation women viii
spread a h.g feed
Al Davidson. OF Hawk a INrr.
acknowledge the Rotary salute.
Or Louis RiiEhauIs. chairman of
the county cancer campaign. gave
streny aM on cancer ravsges ana
enlisted club support on the pres
ent cancer week" campaign.
The club fellcitAted itseR. through
Prs lAn'z on scoring rs pr
n. attendance.
Interesting talks on club athletes
were made.
The club voted 20 join the Lions
IN the purchsse of sweaters FOR the
hlgh shocl football team. The
sweAiers will cost 1900 Rotarians
and Rl'fhaupt wsre named
committee 70 promote the good
work A drive" a. the luncheon
net'ed more than ona hundred dol
lars to apply on the purchase OF
sweaters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
British
Ended

London. Nov l4-lhe last
words IN Great Britain's election
campaign viii be spoken tonight.
The electorate viii 90 10 the polls
tomorrow and pick a parliament
from the 1856 candidates seek
ing seats in the house Of com-
mons.
In 373 constituencies the fight
will be a duel between candidates
ftwo parties. In 242 other
constituencies the battle IS eom-
plicated by the presence Of three
or more contestants.
Even the wisest political seers
are uncertain as 10 what the
general result win be-
Drmng the campaign, events
have led 10 a revision Of some Of
the more sancuiue estimates.
This was notably the case in
Glasgow and western Scotland
where the united front pacSent
cd hy the mionisiS and Lloyd
Ge rye liberals originally induc-
ed considerable complacency
But now. a Glasgow dispatch 20
;he Times says, the greatest con-
cern is felt over states which
were regarded as safe fortnight
ago
Labor is making on Clyde IFS
most highly concentrated efforts
ani is pressing the attack with
Increasing confidence, the dis
Patch reported. There IS gen
eral feeling that il the cooper
aiing parties escaped with the
forfeiture of only six soats they
viii have done we'll Municipal
polls AZ Glasgow. unlike those
throughout England, showed a
significant growth Of labor
strength. and these results are
responsible for the attack of
nerves from which lahorS OPP
pcrenis are suffering 7
Although some doubts have
been expressed regarding Bonar
law : safety tn his campaign for
election from the central Glas-
g,,w district. the correspondent
saws nobody seriously believes
the premier will be rejected
But il is certain that his two or
ponents. Sir George Paish. lib
cral candidate an dthe laborite,
Bailic Mitchell. viii poll more
votes than it was first expected.
Sir Robert lIerne. who was
chancellor Of the exchequer in
Lloyd Georges cabinet. is re-
gardcd as an almost SIRE choice
Of the yoie.s ir the llillhead di-
vision az Glasgow .hut Sir Will
lam Miichell-Thomson is less
safe IN the Maryhill district.
where Annie s. Swan is making
e powerful appeal for the vote
Il women with liberal interests
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
BIG SIItk IL AFTER
THE TOBACCO PROFITEERs

Cincinnati Nov i4--More than 4
soore cf clnoinnstians aud dozen
local firms engag in the toaac D
enslnets have been cited b fore the
faderal trade commission On
chAriss Of having engaged in prao-
iioss TENDING 20 stias competition
end vstraln trade
The chief complaint Is made
asAinsi I. Laullard company in
corpcrat d in New Jersey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
OLSON TO PAY RANK
DIVIDEND WEDNESDAY

CHEEKS fer The second paym nt a
10 pr cent = dopotltors ol ths
Guthrie s'ais bank wnl b. placed
IN the mails tomorrow morning
Holders = drafts. certificate X a.
. sis. cashier checks aud o.hsr a.
count. ore requested 10 cali al ths
office q olfon a Jelama al ens
o'clock wednesday sntrnoon aad
cure their dividend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

These marriage licenscs have be n
issu, Z by the court clerk.
I'd Lanhorn IS and Hattie Darby
70 OF Guthrie: Frank r. Campbell.
% Of Baggs and Dorthea Peavehouaa
- Of Guthrie. Roy Ice 2s of Guth-
RE and Lille Brown % of Okla
homa City; VIM. Brewer q and
Marie Rode % q okahoma city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
WONDERFUL SERMONS ARE
PREACHED At ST. MARY'S
Rev. Fanckhauser Has Delivery
Equal To That Other Great
Orator Ingersoll But Has
a Greater Message

Rev. J. b Franokhaustr. s. j.. q
New Orleans, who Is conducting an
oight day mission at 81 Mary 8
Csthohc church. is preaching 20
large and ait n.ive audiences every
evenlne. He style OF oratory oan
be compared 70 that o. Ingerson
oi two decades ago. dssnte whose
iconoclastic doctrine. homase vas
paid 70 his voice and manner In
gtrsoil. smillnEiy und rmlned the
tcontrnued on Page %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
COTTON CONSUMED
DURING OCTOBER LARGE

Washington. Nov is.-cotson con
sumed during ocsoher amounted 10
Sa2.s50 running bales OF lint. and
62.4os bales Of liniers compared
With fst.3lT q lint and es,se0 or
hntsrs In October last year ana
fs534i Of line and sS.sss Of linters
In September this year. the census
bureau announced today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
High School Girls,
Setting as Jurors
Clear a Bootlegger

Akron, ohio, Nov. i4.-sisteen
girl members of a local high school
oass IN eivies sat as a jury today
In police court and acquitted Ru-
oolph ksllan, charged with viola
tlon Of the state prohibition act.
The girls were spectators In court
when the kslisn case was called.
Judge A. 3. o'Neil asked II they
would like to act az Jurors All
were eager 10 serve.
There wasn't enough evidence 20
convict the man" one girl, ex-
planned after the jury had returned
its verdict.
Judge o'Neil dismissed Kallsn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
JUDGE SMITH HOLDING
COURT At sTIlLWAItis

Judge Chas. suifh has adjourned
oours here until December ist a.
~hich time he vil clean up the
docket. This week he is holding
court n sfiliWsisr whore hs has
several important cases 10 h,ar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
ANOTHER AVIATOR is
KILLED IN kcclpEN'


fBy The Associated Press
Baltimore. New i4-liestenant
Edwin c. sehrieder was instantly
killed ard Lieutenant Francis a.
narsh. was seriously. u not fatally In
jured. when their air plane crashed
at Lepsn field here today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
NEGRO PURvERT. i4.YEARs
OLD MUST MEET FATE

McAles,er. Nov. if.-in al prob.
ability Eias Ridge, ~ year old negro.
will 90 70 the electric chair az the
state penltentiary early Friday morn.
ing. Governor Robertson. on re
cent visit here warned the negro lad
that his time would be short and In.
timated no inter'ercnce would ne
be made b. staying the execution.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14

CHILD FALLS TWENTY

FttI UNHUN 7
The 2-year old child of A. Pegg.
living over Kings Racket. fan from
tho top Of stairway. Monday.
The drop was 20 feet, but The child
sustained no Injuries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
REWARD our ~
AN oIo CASE

REWARD OUT ~
AN oIo CASE
In the eyss q the Law ne ulssre
q time goss Tor naughi while Jus
ice rfmiina unsailsfsd.
On oei 4 1910. George Brown Il
alleged 20 have murdered Bsn
Pearson. deputy sheriff In ne
county Of Asoka so far. howey r.
Brown has escaped arrest and ruil
Is a. iarwe
Al he request ~ ihs Ataka
rounty sheraf Governor Robertson
has renewed an offer u $500 offer 4
for ne capture of the alisged nmr-
dersr. the reward 70 stand for one
year from the dste Of the executive
proclamation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
WEATHER

New Orleans. Ls.-Tcnight fair.
probably killing frost IN southern
oklahons: Wednesday fair with rs
ing senperzfure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
Over the Wire

Penlng-Jacob Gould srhurrm,n
American minister 10 China. pro
tested % General Wa Pet IA against
me hdna9plng Of an AM rican mis-
sionary, Anton A. IAndcn. OF New
man Grove, Nebraska b. Honan
bandits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14

Little Rock. Ark.--The supreme
'olrt held that propietsry medicines
viii high alcoholic content ere in
toRlcating liquors and their sale a
violation o. law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
oURANr MAN FALLS
DOWN STEPS. NECK BROKEN

fBy Tie As~--iatet Frcrsi
NcAlester. New. f<.-oon Oonshoe,
a merchant cf Dursnt. died IN local
hospit frorn broken neck re-
eeisec n ssii coSvn seven steps IN
hesei of iris city early this morn
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
SENATOR OWEN DENIES

oENN U Wv - ULTFI~N
RUnoR OF RESIGNATION
rBy The Asso~istsd rrsssl
Nvskocee. New. f<-Pgblished re-
ports thsf ne "a 70 resign soon 10 be =
core affiliated with . lsrs. oil pre-
cvcinr conpsny AZ Ts'sa. were today
cenied By United States Senator Ret
ert l. Over.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14

Springfield. william Heier
stree car motornsn Vas shot and
kiilsf by hoidup men who bcasdsd
his car.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14

St Paui-Mrs. Sadie scbua-.z
mother OF five Children. was sen
fenced 70 30 days IN the work hons
and fine Of $3.50 for nasine
"moonshine." /"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14

According 20 fhs auihofillss tAer
have been teu mYslsrieas tsath. 4
eases - iintss from polsqnlnj
among form husbands. rslau
and fisnds r Nrs kilmsk. Wi1|
Mfa koailtis hsA a. a Suspect 4
face allaged 3 laoa.nsa
Detectives nfma 20 matrlmn =
agencies and anderiaksm rarhfl
~heu ihfy we're unable 10 trace ma
10 ~ Mrs knmrk during period
which. the pollee So she wal
known a. Mrs Nefers Th.|
search of fscafds vas started "a "A
'fors 20 learn Il there va. a mr|
AeysrH
Moanilma Nrs cosurna katsll
saia'er y Mrs Koulik question
In connection with tha invss,ixallon|
Wa rflfaa &
corunsf'a physh tana are anaasi
ing orEana u iwo former hn~i. aal
and cousin = Nrs Klmek ~
permits wer, issued 70 pshume thFad
more bodies. those - two eAlldr 4
and . Erandehlld of Mrs. Kounk
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ShsnEhai-A mesfags said II
bedsard, member of tn China IN
and mission. kidnapped b. Honcn
bandits October p had been res-
cued.
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Bold Bandits Hold
Up and Rob p. o.
Messenger Da ytime


cartsrsllls. "a, Nov fA-Feu'
wsn teoay held - William knust.
posteffiss messsnese, On ,ns main
street % caftervils ard took =
pouch % FIRST class mali A pos.e
vas oroanlssd lnrsdlatsis ard TIE
quartet u said 10 Be surrouhssd "
a ~ooda several mites north %
here
u was believed the pouch con +
tanned a zeal mlne payroll, BOT %
felals % TIE Various ecl'lerles
thls dls,rle, stated no payrell mons
Was sspectsd for several da'
Consequently Miss Uilrshsth Wa -
burn. assistant possmlssfsss. s,a
the quartet obtained nothino q
value,
knutt was bringing the pouch
from the railroad siatlon 70 ths
local post office IN an automohlls
when the four men ordersd him %
stop Two pressed reviewers against
his breast while the other s~s
seiEed the pouch. threw u IN thslr
auiomoble. and started off IN a
northern direction.
A posse oruanlred several min
usea after The robbery occufred.
pursued the bandits.
An anverlnsd report stated the
men had surrendered.
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I'm and
kHled'En1

- so, n Matrimonial
y Ars anisrakinx estAhAsh
4 ,srs q "a of lavestisa.i 4
ths ahsd pols'n plos 4
I e kim 4 and her cousin
ila siaunsr n nak
NDmfa are afmlwned "a
shafesf yesterday. hui M
isry . arms VAS posgnu
80 Whlls Investigations esn,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14
RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE BEGINS WEDNESDAY
Lieutenant Charles Allen Has
His Army Organized and
Expects To Go Over the
Top In a Hurry

Lieutenant charlea Allen. dlrec'or
OF ne Rcd CYesa momberahip ron
cali, met with a number of bis "A.
Visions a. the Chamber = Commerce
room Monday aud divided the Guy
into seven sitlona and selected a
captain % dirsct tho campalen IN
each of these subdivisions. A
meeting Is being held a the .amo
place this afternoon az which tho
eiptains viii select and orEanlae
their assistants The entire force
VIII again meet AZ ihe ciy Hall
Wednesdav morning TO begin the
enrolment ~ Rod Cross momb m
The following ls tho pan on
which the city has been divided ANA
the names OF ihe captdns and a.
alstanta who viii have charge u
the work therein,
East Side
First All territory east al
prexcl Ave. and north n neiyea
Addition. Captain Mrs c. y. nef.
rick.
Second South u OKLAHOMA west
n DreKol % broad. captain Ms.
Made Flrmharson.
Third North q Oklahoma and
west q Drnsi % Broad caplsan
Mrs Chaa Olson.
Fourth wtnt oi broad and south
Of okhhona 10 Santa W. tracka
cpiain Frank culiIsoa. Assistant.
Doris Gaffney.
Firth West q broad ana North
of okahoma 20 santa 81 tracks.
Captain Chalmers often. Aaalsiint
Mrs. Heiniz Braun
West side
SIKH North ~ Noble and wosi
of tracks. Captain Mrs Chaa
fecly Assistant. A. II. Armstrong.
Seventh South of Noble aud
vest ~ trahs, Captain Miss
Lucille Love; Assistant. Mrs Ro.
land Price.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14

Milwaukee-The freighter Nord-
land With a cargo Of nerchandlft
valued al 100000 sank oiqht MICS
OFF 81 Francis IN Lake Mlchizan
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Nashington-An enlisted force ~
$4,000, he hme as now. VS. nro-
fided in the budget bureaus pr
.iminary navy esiimlte sent 10 N
house appropriation fubcommlfes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14

South Bend. Ind.-A chang of
venue was granted Mrs. Augusta
4 Herman in her divorce suit
AGAINST Profe4or John p. Herman.
Notre Dame law instructor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-14

New Nork. Thu anti -saloon lea
que announced .,ans 10 inrodaca
IN the New York Legislature a b.l
providing that persons who ssll
drinks purporiing 20 be drnksbla
aieohol hquor that kills the drink :
er SHAH be classed as murdcrers
and punished accordingly
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-01-11
crodlt Rrahma With An soncs.

HuduS believe that Brahma, whom
their scriptures say is the creator Of
the universe, also Is the father OF
music. lie is described as wearing a
form of sound" and his followers
teach that he has delegated the su-
pervisiOn of the music he evolved to
the goddess of learning, Saraswati.
To Saraswati is attributed invention
of the complicated musical instrument
the "vina." Vocal music in India dates
back to the chanting of the Sham
Veda The Nedas were written about
$500 =. c. and contain references to
several musical instruments.
The Hindu system of notation has
seven notes and was perfected about
$50 Il. c., passing from India through
Persia TO Arabia. and introduced into
Europe i'm 1922 A. d. by Guido d'Arez-
20, a Bencdictine monk.