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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26
Diamond Ring
Contest is off

The diamond ring contest at the
Island Park dancing pavilion is thing
Of the past. l find that there was not
sufficient interest in the event TO make
it worth while to hold it." said Man
acer Art Spaulding to the Journal.
I'VE have been having big crowds here
all the season. but this is essentially
dancing place and the people have
come here to dance. We shall provide
every convenience for them. They do
not care for competitive dancing SO No
more trials for the diamond ring Will
be held
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26
Mid-Week Assembly
At Island Park

With all those new things Manager
Spaulding is providing for his many
patrons. dancing at the Island Park
pavilion tonight will be even more en-
joyable than it has been heretofore.
No contests are scheduled. but it is GER
tain the patrons will find that Manager
Spaulding has a surprise or two to
spring on the many who will be on
hand to enjoy the wonderful floor and
the equally wonderful music of Mey-
ors' Society orchcstra.-AdV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26

Mrs. Isabel McCiintlcN died very
suddenly Saturday evening. She had
been indisposed for a few days but
was not considered seriously i'll. She
leaves three sons, one daughter and
numerous grandchildren. The funeral
was Monday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26
Hoyt's Revue Makes Another Ten
S4rika

Il is generally understood that the
first performance is the best but when
a company comes back the second
day and gives an entirely different
show from scenery and costumes 70
dialogue, songs and dances and reg
listers another distinct hit i proves
the calibre Of the show That is
what Hoyt's Revue did last evening
in Scandals of Pleasure"
lew Brems and Felix Martin had
new line Of funny chatter that went
over with the large audience: Jack
Shochan told some more clever sto-
ries ami sang two brand new songs;
Rose Emmett and Grace Maxwell
we're we'll received and the entire
Chorus proved that they can change
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26

railing on a wood pile about ~
below. lie was sleeping so hard Y
the sudden jolt didn't arouse D
when he opened his eyes he
amazed TO find a doctor standing
side him and many anxious faces
his room at the home Of Mrs Lou
Magno. se3 Middle street. Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26

Sleeping three in a bed annorep,,,.
ga not nave a good effect on Chester
Oomenicco, %. who gave a sudden
roii JUST before midnight Sunday and
pl'ched right through the window
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26

them on the birth Of a daughter, born
July %.
A. j. Leavitt IS the recent purchas-
er Of an automobile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26

wife and four small children living
in the town Of NIilbride who are in
nCccSsjtous ana destitute condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26
BLUE SKY LAW" ADVEH W
MENT

Application having been maoe
the Banking Department ~ the .
lowing named persons 10 be res.s"l
as dealer In Securities uhGes,
provisions or Chap. 30. Sec. Il--''
the Revised statutes. as ameno.1
gal notice is hereby given ana
persuu may. within two weeks ~ 4,
the date of this publication. ne %.
ton TO the proposed registration
the Banking Department ~.
Name Business Ac1''
a water sire
Portland Ma
FRED r. Lawrence.
Bank Commissiohe'
Augusta. Maine, July IS, ~. "a
J.5-'-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26
Mrs, Isabel McClintick

Saturday. They have been eight
weeks with relatives IN Vermont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26

$3.50 white Slip-on Sweaters, very pop
ular style and weave, SO to as sizes.
Wednesday morning ........... S1.9S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26

$3.50 and $500 Womens and Misses
Wolfe and Bingham Dresses, all new, all
colors and sizes, variety of styles.
Wednesday morning $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26

50. SO Chldrens Khaki Skirts, sizes 4,
6, 8, plated model. Wednesday morn
ing 79c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26

S1.OO Nomen's and Misses white
Skirts, we'll tailored, with fancy pocket,
button trimmed. Wednesday morning,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-26

$500 Women's and Misses Bathing
Suits, fancy colored Suits, 16 to 46
sizes. Wednesday morning. 1898
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
ATHLETIC MGT CARD[O;
TO COMPETE FOR PRIZES
High Schools " The County
win Contest for offcrings;
Handsome Loving
Cup

A loving cup y o.eVd 20 I've
hixh scheol winnins the a,sieli'
hcnors At the meet csrded for 0uih.
RE. Apsn y illFh schools of ,he
coaaks viii comtsie Llnts store
offers the cup.
The Losan county hlKh shoot con
test COMMITTEES hops other hasInssa
men or Guthrie ~:ll come - their
As*isssase slro BE- nnnlsh'nn me
runds f0r medals ~ the ~ atn'elle
events 20 be stsfrd
The loving cup 10 90 be- ha.a by
the school Winning u. un'i' ~ meet
nest year. IL then 4 ths a~ari for
that year and % On ansil soms ke,l
shan vim Il tAfee tines straight.
when Il becomen the pbpor'y y
the winning school
A letter siatinr the riies ana ctn.
ducf of the meet viii be- sent 10 each
school Friday of this weqf
The intercollegiate contest - 20
he the first IN f.oKsn county pnd he
county eommltfee expee, 20 roport
the meet esery year II Is The plan
of the committee 70 include ihe Pine
Arts contest next year ~ wen ~
conducf a meet for the grade schools
% the county. other counties Of the
state have been conducting these
contests for from eifhi 10 sixteen
years and find they are q blg mic.
cess n other ooaniien can 80 z -
can We let every business sran
citizen. teacher and pupil strive 10
make oliahoma Day. April p. : big
day for the "First Ie,fan County
fFleh School Athletic Meet"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
MAMMOTH STILL IS
FOUND NEAR CRESCENT
Capacity Of Latest Capture Is 90
Gallons Daily; Five Gallons
Of White Corn"
confiscatcd

The biggest s,ill ever coafls aisd
IN this tat q tho state was grabbed
by tie sberiffs force Yesterday essn-
Ing five miles south of frescsnt city
Three barrels u resd,f,o.nin mash.
equal 70 ise gallons were found
buried In the sround nearby. fise
TsllenH Of ihrec-fpn stuff and . mum
her q five Eai'on kcgr. carrylrg the
scent of corn were taken a. esl.
dence
The big ssIll has a daily capacity
% 30 sailous and n IL aid IN. product
vas wholesaied lnio Oklahoma city
y. y. Beekaer and W. E. Crawford.
young men. p aud % years Of ass
we're arrested - operators Of The
fiiii and are nov In lail here. The
sta is On sshibiilon al the sherlfrs
office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
NOSE WE|MB[RcER HAS
UNIQUE D0ND|Ms PLAN
would Vote $4,000 For High
schjbl and 100000 To Drill
Test oil Well In High
land Park

Mcsr MrinheFeer does not favor a
Dis bond issue 20 build hssh sche-'l
he l. IN favor q an lssue OF siepece
for the hlsh school and tivoooo 90
drln Tor gas Or OF m Highland
Park His letter b the Leader fol-
lops
~There s. 40 ase - ans cne try
lns 10 deny fAsis. u we have elly
here Ne mntl hare anSae schools 80
u, us have them. - good a. We can
afiora. wllhouf bonding the city foe
such 4 sress aaoans that no property
owner VII Ne able % &c, loan from
an invest ent eonp2ny 10 erect .
husineas block for the neat thirty
years. for II The city j. bonded 100
hesvy no loan laspecsor would REC
orrsnd . loan 10 a place whers
rents 10 nut ~'Arranf tho investmsns
a a. not wish 70 knock any pro-
Issiti1a thss ssndf iqr smEmsemees
OF the city. tut. - not take 20 q
prcpositlon that would set us hask
fer 30 years szseooo a. present
wiihow seeing how We viii pay for
u Is TO great = borden 20 carry
= would vote fsr a pian 10 spend
100 thoneand dQEars for tho hlfh
school Improvements and sioocoo
ftr ufi.ity sas vel 10 Highland Park
because there j. chance that " We
struck a good fiow Of gas or Oh that
our taxes would be paid from that
y, aroe forever afterwards and our
l..dusirlss would multiply; the old
citizens would have . chance 70 cell
Their hoidinfs nev blood would
core Ia with more ylror and huild
a nflllon dollar blgh school bufdins
wherever and whenever trey see TIT
m weinberEeF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
Honeymoon Year and the FaiIinqs of Congrt

rriher be has demonstrated that he
n greater man than bis previous
rather Inconspieuous career had given
him chance 10 show"
There is no argument apparently
with The contention Of the Worcester
Evening Gsxette lind that when
Harding took office domestic sf-
fairs were Ia a mnddIe and foreign
relations were packed with I'M
pleasant possibilities for governments
and peoples"
IN summing mp the accomplishments
Of the year the New York Tribune
rep says. the peak Of deflation
has been passed. the worst Of Iiquida-
ton b over and the country Il set
ding down to something like economic
stability end normal processes. "
sddipG However, 1hot ~ vcpId -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

les Anusl<s ~sssr sss~~rne<s lee
Ars~iss bssl~@s. m<r ~ses arrested
Nsss yesterday sna fsvssn = 70 -
srrsssa. " ser~nssisa ~ssn ~ 81,
lross ssrspifssy ~ r-s's<nss ~ kss
Asssiss sns ssa Franchises - s><rsss
ne 1svsse~ssrs ~ msslpsfssse9 bids
q a. ssssler 81 srmy sssss ~ csms
Sssrssn rssr <srslsss. FssFssyy 70
srs ~. lsst
rhs msn arrested sf~ nfs1ssfs
nsrismln pvssfms~. pfapsissse -
tfs seeas store nsfsl ice uft.r.
nafp. ssla bs federal esflssrs ss bs
Interested " sv1asmans stsss. s~5
psa crssrhsfa psspf'sser - - srmy
eooas store n. ssaFsn msa nsm<s
ln . federal ~sffsns n esnr<sslsr
~l'h ,hs tsss ls sAs os~srs<rs rss
sssi offisers ssid sks5 sspsssss
ofssrhssa 70 efrlss here ssmssrs~
'rom ssr Frsrelsss snd fspsrs -
ne suthoel'lss
frs shsrv< s<s fsfsA n ne ~ss.
fsrs s eensplrssr = asfsSst ne
ulrssa STATES eassfnssss sna 81.
lsass shs men plesssa - ~>~ks Dan
oFesrbsFu ssstlors~f ~ o. srmy
geess sale srs sNss sry ssas rsssls.
- s'am psrsars ssnsr shsr srss>sr,
ssroes fee ~sfs' - bs ssssss ssr.
s'sssstie-. cscss s.isst - nsrs<sts
% thousands - ssi'srs. a wss ssld.
~srs 's'bs ss'S ard Il 10 alleged ssss
Ices 'ssr f's'y psrsses - ske'r ss'ss
~ss - h~ 10 ~ shse'.
rhs ss's. \ Il shsrsss. ~ss v ~
~ shsrvs " sa sr~y ssvlssr ss~.
rsr'sa ~',k ne svsrssvtrssssr >ssps.
- ssN Arss M.ss~ csif 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

peaee. and the facts warrant ibls
49, riion, " while the Wheeling Regis
ter Dem contends that politicians.
press and public are sizing il up and
judging from the consensus Of opin-
ion is rating j. not very high The
Denver Rocky Mountain News Ind
reflects a stand taken by no small
section Of the press when il sags. ii
q verdict could be given on the first
year Of the Harding administration,
what would il bef a suspended
judgment we believe"
OF Nr Harding personally the
country thinks we'll. sdmires hrs
kindIine<< and human sympathy. and.
in the main. has confidence In his
advisers" according 70 the Rochester
T,m><-l'nion lind. and the NznkeRon
Chronicle (Ind-) sserts thet "el1D-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
lets UNFURl "0lD
Glory GLORY Be!
Merchants Urged To Decorate
City when Convention Days
Come Round. Legion
Boys To Aid

Esrry merehant In 0Athrls nAaa.d
make Il fuint 20 dnsof~se III
l,lAce a Aasiness dnllnf tlaa dasa q
oonseaslona ~ ssthennrs" aid
iaulness mar today "TAfse 4 nasa
lns that wip imprees q snlsm mme
stnpngi, than a whole hearted recep
,len on the eft % the cltmenslp > &
city. he addaa And he is aalls
flshs The movement nov on faos.
aoasonei b. the elamh.r Il .ola.
mefrs 20 sspe esep aeeinpsa ms
and in Aft every lown bensief "a
proease an American taa ana hang Il
oas Ia times u honflre nlxhss ava
state pceasrn1 "a exec lshl and
iias<y A flas costs hu. lltt,e ant
u preserved vii lant mAnY Year..
and shen ~old Glory" IA unlarsi
srt'n business houses ana re.idencss
lhere ls 10 moro pronounced a vi.
cone lossihie let everybody so this
and 0asAFae vii recaiye faaoahls
csmnent ffom ,fs pcopis ra,esally
rhi~ neat week and nssi. ana our
Ina q weeks following clilfcnA kea
efaiy nill BE- asked 10 aid Ia ,hl.
mossanen, not only hy the Cham
hcf q Commerce.. bu, by the Amar-
lean LEGION. ,hs hoy asoua and ne
iasiies Of the ohaos. a. we'll
De a town boostsri or, IN The prop
81 grove and lets pui Guthrie On he
map AFaln a. TIE N,m.cF cisle .flde
city Of the stais.
followinE IL lIss Of new rag oxa.
efsi WIN. noasen. a fags Kelss
Pool iiaiil 4 hates coffee isoase. Ii
ioseless and Paddock Roy Ax,ei.
Prank K cuiAson. 3. " n ue.
udlre. !, ~ v psrwln. Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
"sAF[TY FIRST IS
TO Be BR0AD[NE0
This Rule win DO Applied
To Trees and Wild Flowers
In New Scout

~fsffty firl~ y 20 - Appllsd -
sFeea aud ~lld Towers n aaes 90
be cur lhoughtlsss custom u ssFoll
ACROSS railroad lrast. ehyloua -
an apsfoashlag express train. until
tbs stop. Look. ilslea" signs began
10 1os the lsndscapa The same Itst
viii be introduced Into national psFhs
and esesy~herr that folks ~anaer
ior vrsk end fess. eseessina ths
ssashufe Tho ocean waves and she
aand ~ The teach must laek out Zoe
themselves nut the trees. The will
flowers. and the birds ara 10 ~
shielded by Safety First" sigma fFnm
the thongh,less vandalism of ths
puhile
The thlnF Il "a fna safety
FIRST sia % eshlem 81 vora that
vii instantly rcmlnd us ~ car dusY
10 rrsssve Natures rlfs nun iniufY
We want 10 lsep ola Mother Nature
fmllinE Essrsona llkes her tesfsr
that ~ay. why hurt her Or make hsf
auFfy W dessfoyInw chat ne "a.
rrsducsa for our pleasure aud needs
Naturally, hoy Scouts are elvlar
leadership 20 this idno Something
may BE- done aboat Il Al the sunual
mec'lHE ~ the national eounsll ~
the hoy = outs % America Which viii
b. he'd q, chlcisp. March - and 20
nut IN ANY ease. scoais fFum ~ over
the country will sarxsat ~aafetr
Fifni" AlHnn 20 be placed about parks
and furesss and wherever tourists ~
Scouts arr Foins n strong foF nature
study and are determined 70 40 their
part IN this protective novsmsns
The general public ls urged 20 back
up the IDEA particuiarlY - sssrels
Ing sslf.resifalnt when roaring
through the fields and woods ani
keep nature smiling ~ enjoying her
gifts without lnlmins them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

foolish 10 give the federal admins.
frsfion all credit for this"
II !. upon the record Of the Con.
Fre0. however, that the batteries Of
adverse criticism are directed aud Ia
this attack the President comes In
for = share Of the blame OF marked
interest l. the expression of the bo<
ton Evening Transcript lind. Rep
when II says. ''fhe record of the
House Of Representatives stamps Il
Enthusiastically ~ the worst Iiouse IN
20 years IT. presiding officer i
helpless. iss leaders arr leaders In
name only. and for the most part
they represent either the ~orxi or
the most stupid 70 be found IN either
political camp today To which the
Iynehbure Wal News fprm. sdds
((ou11nno1 = foGp 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
BAnE PRESIDENT H{lD

John p. Cock. prominent local
d. man and John X R<bold. well
known oil and lumber operator,
were arrested today on indict-
ments returned by the grand
jury.
Cook WAS president Of the
Guaranty State Bank which was
reSged with the Bank Of Com.
usroe here on January 3rd. 1921,
ard Rebold was a vice president
E:gli separate wrrrsnts we're
served On Rebold. charging him
with accepting deposits IN an in
solvent bank in four cases. brib-
ING an officer. accepting bribe.
perjury and unlavfully borrow
ing money from a bank while an
scfive officer Of the institution.
he lmneoi1t<-y arranged BOND
sotslling $4,000 for his release
pending the trial
Cook was s-rcsted =njc- fire
wzrranss charged with accepting
deposits In an insoivens bank IN
-four cases and bribfng an Of
fscer. He was released under
bond amounting 70 5000.
John W. Hammond, presiient
Of local wholesale grocery con
osrn and formerly a director Of
tie Guaranty State Bank, was
arrested OF q charge Of unlzw-
fsIly borrowing money while an
active and managing Official in
. hank He wzs allowed bond
Of 1900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
NAN WHO ESCAPED
PRISON n CAUGHT

Lenvenworth. kansas. March ?,
George woiuhsrger held ~ Wood
hurry. \. J.. police. has hecn fonit'8e'f
ideniIfed a. an escaged c~hyict from
he Kansas renifentiary and former
ral of Eddie Adams and Frank Fostss
notorious ranrsters according 20 4
statement lss8sd today by Warden 81.
? Ambrsns II the state prison. iis5t
flficsfion sas made on detailed des-
crlpsion Of weineers,er wired T.
woodbury. the warden ssld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
CRY FOR JOHN FIELDS :
As STATES REBtBR
Republicans Organize Fields
Club and rass Strong Rcso-
lutions Urging His
Candidacy

Nass meeting q Repusrcsrs was
he'd a. 30 court house Tusaiay nlgss
"A ~Joan Fields Tor Ooserno- clab
was orranired. Hlgh cecomlums 10
the worth and INTEGRITY of FYelis
were sad John Adams r-es.drd over
tee meeting Mrs Frrd Deseims
was vice chairEnsa Dr. y 4. Far.
To~ secretary ard NJ ST. g Burns
d.. assists1f sec~cfarv
" T Walker eased he meeting e
o-do- u uss a n hiy entl-as aisle
affair Tae uames q Hneh scott aaf
Al N.ies we're rot mentloned ami
othsr near.cf.esfnirs. soeailed wc-e
Ignored
ninxsAx fe~rsusi1ls fos Fseid. ssrnr- :
~ " z waik~r. chas-azn. n NJ
chfcosi and a. 8. omon. weFe ado7..
- Thev tsow
Whereas: tie TIM has cone shes
III tar--aycrs a Okiakona muss pe
lrousec 20 t1e periis tat co1frorr
.hsn throush Tie smnovldent AMI
srfraraennt ez-czf'fure Ct the reo-
PIES money. ~ fhose no~ nsss-rsp-
osertine the tar-Eayess .. okiahom,.
Whrreas: zach larssh rronlra y
has becoue 70 ds1asinx. that the IN.
eentivc for economy and efficient %
srafion q tie state government Ia.
deeenersied into toks shrrneh fhs
abominAb.e activities q fhe-e piaa-
1erers o. ne fzx-rsyeEs contrl1-
licns.
Whereas: TIE osl1 alternative Is
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

A lary Ia dlsffst eoaft today y
hearlne isstinonr n the dA4aes
eass o. q 4 Tusi against she AM
sFlcan naliwar Express eompany
Tasl claims thai uhlls ~oFklEx fpr
tho eswsas company ~ sas eflppisd
when ksfne tsreA IN nef hp
feet
~ asks fsooo snt = ulns assss
ne FELIX'S ssFysat statute.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
Prizes AWARDED M
ADVERTISING CONTEST

The Shakespeare cub presented the
most goient advertisement IN iae
Lintz store asverfising contest last
week. accoriing 70 the 1udges Tae
coatpsf was he'd 10 eoancci.on Wiz
che Llntz per cent sale. 70 whleh
more than 500. was realized BY the
local federation The prizes awarded
on the ad contest weo
Shakespeare club. Ersi frixs
Domestic science cub. second
prize
Cambridge rub laird srize.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
HAND CONCERT TONIGHT.
kLA> PARADE FOLLOWS

Tbs flfs, eesa air hand eenssft q
M season Eii BE- Elsea toniKhf q
federal para rhe see sfs wal b..
gln pron4tiy ~ e'see< Tho Ma
klus Khan parade slll ha staged ps-
tween and uelosk feefrhoar
should eoma ae4n tosn sonlsht
There viii be pleair doing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
WASHINGTON sfrta
isa2 SHRINE mrgr

Almnu temple A A. o n n a.
~ washlnnton. IA Planning 10 eaisnl
"A Invitation 70 the imprnai ceane'l
81 The Mystic Ehrlus q lls msetin1 N
San Francisco ia Jupe 70 ho'l ~
hest session AZ The nasloaal capital
'cemmiitess hare been agpolntea aaa
busiiy engaged IN roanalng a. sap
fot for their clsy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

frstsfrase sishg lessss u Fua fiss
ysas sill hs @lt - ihs sshoal lsad
depaffusni throssh fhs systsm u
aeaisd bids The hld. 80 ha epsasa
~ ~ commissioners ef shs laaa u.
flss Apfn ee rhe leasss are located
In Laesn. pawnsa. GRAFT and Kay
counties. some arp IA wlIasa, terri,
iofY ana some 10 producing ilelas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

Evangelist Nelson. first scheduled
% open ~ esrpaisn .asslnss the
dssii' here las, sunday could not
make the grade. bot all be here
Sunday. March ss. al witch time he
viii deliver his opening message On
divine healing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

London. Marrh - The sisaafl =
hn The border betseva usfef nna
soathesn lreinnd - rolas ffom taa ps
worse and = sueh that some iflnlas
iaciaent may draw lhs rltal forces
into q confiiet ehfh sill shaiisF ~.
pfospects of leaee n ffs.saa. ssFs
the pablin correspondent u fhe
Times
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
CYCLONE nkPoRrED
WEST o. GUTHRIE

A email txisser ssrss tb~ ssri'
iofy Ia ths nslk Aserap<'d q nlAsoa.
sssi n oathf|s today and tlt cen.
siderable damage % sFe4s and oas-
houses
So ons y reported Killed sne boy
sss lniursd ~ q rlSin< board
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

okmulgee. March = A joint
indictment charging Governor J.
B. A. Robertson Of Oklahoma and
Fred @. Dennis, former state
h<nkang commissioner. with &C
oepfing a bribe 10 permis the
Guaranty State Bank here TO
continue to do business after il
had been found insolvent Wa
returned by the district court
grand jury yesterday. it was
learned today by the Associated
Press.
Sheriff Prank Sewers. Of Ok
mulgee county. now has a war.
rant for Governor Robertson 5
arrest but said he expected 10
hear from the executive some
time during the day and that he
did not intend to serve the war.
rant today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

Geo. W. Carry. attorney. says phy-
llis Peters esnnot get along wi,h
her husband. J wilson Pe;trs
Phyllis wants = divorce and ran's
n bad also the children she nle'
suit today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

esrls Nsrsn sf~rhs ssaa'sises
snssr ~rish ne FsFsfssle~s ter~
msts> vii prsrs oss~ssy . part {,
a wefsseslsm ~sfs snssses.s =.
ass. rns, lrsivas p<stsss ssssn
envy fer ne fslsrss.rs sss n<~
lsalslssler se pssssns sxss.sa -
German sspssl rns lsalslsslsn -
10 bs fssas fee sepssssslsn spsn .
tssd date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
Klan VIII
Parade Tonight

a letter r~c<Nss BY the LEADER
to-day vita tns seal - s'ostnrss
klsc Ne. ~ states that there
will be q psrsss sr she sterets
% o1tnrls ,, soso sisnsr~<n, ina
ssenlne TIE rear tne parade
esairs ~ss nst aesr. The rstise
ssld we ssress 70 have a.
least ere tneus4nc msn IN vnl-
sorn ard Il ~su hs . SIGHT we'll
~srsr ceml~s so~r so~n % see"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
MONEY Pl|O GOVERNOR

II was alleged that Dennis
failed 70 close the bank or make
any true report as TO its condi.
tion 10 the state banking board
and that ne and Governor Robert.
son did agree with the defend.
ants shs, $4,000 IN state funds
woald be deposited in the bank.
and that II would be permitted TO
cortinne 20 do business,
The indictments further averrei
that Governor Robertson and
Dennis accepted the $4,000 and
applied il 70 their own use.