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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-12


En- siete capitulos esta diluIda esta
Goctrina la verdad expuesta saba
mente Sin estridencias, cl autor sabe
lresentar los dos polos antagonicos y
recolosos entire los cuales ha ecsxido e.
choque de las ideas d1rante media
centuria de critica. EI tema re batalIa
de la DoCTRINA fIONRoIsTA, apa-
1ece removable rejuveneoido fuera
Gle las rutas politicas dipiomaticas
que no acertaron a esfumar ciertos TO-
nos sombrios tras los cuales las repii-
blicas latinas vieron siempre eli fantas-
ma de un tutor que las destruye por
una lenta absorci6n. Tai doctritaa va no
es Ell egoismo de un continente cerrado
q todo parlamento fuera de 81 Y ar
mado para las represalias egcisLas del
trafico Tai doctrina deja dc ser teoria
de exclusion, para vincularse en- las
esferas del cambio reciproco lnterna-
cional, primero con toda America. des.
pues con todo ell mundo. En- vez Gle
ser teoria extremista irreductibIe ell
su esencia invariahlemen1e doinina-
dora en- sus procedimientos, Sc convier-
to aparece EN- este nuevo libra como
teoria harm6nica. conciliadors de las
esencias de ambas culturss, que no
pueden ser destruidas sin agrawio des
doro de la humanidad Y con un sen
lido el6ctrico oportunista er cuanto
a escogitar los procedimientos mas ta-
biles para 1ograr Ia ohra magma de Ia
conpenetraei6n mutua dc los pue-
bios americanos, grandes y poauehos.
Tal novedad. no es ciertameuta, una
or: ginalidad del DR.. Inman. La doctri-
na debi6 germinar asi en- II ments de
su fundador, 'el gran estadista nolte
americano. La novedad Gil este autoT
clarividente estriba, en- Ia destreza y
exactitud con qut ha sabidc disponer
los materiales q. dcmuestran Ia ammonia
y ave1tar todos los vie atos para Que
Sc pierdan en- las lejanias del olvido.
las suspicacias torturadorss que el egois
mo engendr6 deteniendo pof tanto item
po la hora anhelada del ahrszo fra
tornal. Estos Inateriales estan alineados
en- una relaci6n historical, que va se1a
lando gradualfnente Ia ilnportanciA de
los esfuerzos hechos 1lasta el dfa para
consegTir el buen entendido de ambas
partes: las hijas del tronco hispano
Ia gran Repdblica del Norte. Las pa
ginas que describen estos esfuer2os van
recordando el ideal de Bolivar mas Q
menos expresaGo por todos los liberia
dores, de crear ell vinculo comin que
afiance la union de todaS Ids nacioneS
Gle America; v recordando tambien la
fuerte simpat:a con que en- todo mo-
mento respcndieran los EstaIo3 unidos
cuantos reQuirjmientos dc. esta IN
dole le fueron presentados. Van tam.
bi6n estas pagfnas apuntando con annar
go dejo, como en- general estos ssfuerzos
DO traspassron los limitea de una nlera
devotion plat6nica y por tanto no dis
currieron por el terreno practico de
las soluciones titles Y leales. Y final
mente reproduciendo ante nuessrcs ojos,
las realidades Gle las circunstancias pre-
se1ites \ Iavar+aY OF adifcio d9 IN .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-12

Le9ltad en- las mutuas reIacienes y
generosidad del que tiene pars el que
10 faita, es otra de las sustancias ma
nifiestamento aquiIatadas en- este Hbro.
America Latina la vision araenazante
de una hegemonia politica que dibuja
10 ruta del imperialismo tan temido. A
tai prop6sito Ell autor pide a sus COM
patriotas una ayuda mas amplia, mas
fuerte v mas sincera para lou pueblos
Gel centro sud-america. La satisfac-
cion de las necesidades de Ia America
Hispana sin ell egoismo distmulado de
un sometimiente Unconditional m6to-
dos y doctrinas todavia no estadiados
nj coniprendidos, constituira e fuerza
de attraction mas decisiva para cue los
espiritus sc compenetren Y lo5 afectos
&c uno y otro lado Sc exteriogicen en-
obras de desarrollo progressive lara am
bas Americas. Ell iiltimo caeitulo del.
rbro es un fndice de acertados txponen
tes para demostTar esta lealtai = gene
rcsidad antics invoeadas. En- si Sc des-
criben las relaciones de los do4 pueblos
= el espiritu de prirnitiva fraternidad
rersonifcada en- Bolivar Clay. Ell
cambio operado en- este espiritu por
la guerra de M6jica y ciertos pasos
en- eI camino del Tmperialisno. La re-
noyaci6n de mutua confanzs que ha
surgido de los grandes ideales de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-12
CENTRAL.

EdificiO construido sxpresamente
para Hotel, modernamente equipado,
con ascensor. habitaciones con ba-
10, telefono, timbres Y cuanto re-
quiere Ell moderno comfort. Plan
Eilropeo. Restaurant la carta. Te-
lefonos: 381-l144. Box 1862, San
Jose, Plaza Principal, San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-12

so9re las bases que va ha phesto la
cxperiencia que esta reaarmando el
amor de toaos para uno y de uno pa
ra todos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-12

6lEOr uS GoaoS pdI6 ullo uS Hoo P'"-
ra todos.
Si 10 anterior escrito, puede dar una
idea de la armazon disposition y con
textura del ihro, Ell amahle leutor ha
bra de permitirnos unas palabras mas
para exprimir las substancias, cue son,
creemos, las que recogidas por las men
tes desapasionsdas, han contribuido al
exito notable de esta publication, la
cual en- merito de su sinceridad, puede
califcarse de extraordinaria. Primera-
mente, nos encontramos con un autor
que sabe advertir probar sus her
manoa anolo-aa iores csta verdad: "La
relaci6n cordial entire pueblos De distin
to origon, en- este continente america
no, no sera fructifers nj duradera 81
Sc hace solo a base de GENERoS y
no a base de IDEALES.' Convenga-
mos, en- que uno de los concertos que
van cayendo en- mayor depreciation, es
este de suponer, que arrimando nuchas
mercancias los muelles del vecino y
dandole dinero condicion, hemos he
cho su, feicidad y ganado su alma. Una
ley biological, que concierta maravi-
la con Ia psicoIogfa de cada iudividuo
Y de cada pueblo, no Sc eansa d. onse-
ilarnos como Ell sentido util;tarista de
Ia vida es de suyo tan relative y tan
mudable, que con frecuencia Ia obra al
parecer genercsa y liberal hoy es ten
taculo egoista y opresor nlaiiana Es
el comercio sin duda, vehicu,o de re-
laci6n y progreso; pero cuando ningun
otro 1azo le sigue acompaiia. les pue-
bios .pequefios debiles necesitados
10 que ven q Ia larga en- esta llamada
penetration comercial, es la hipoteca
dc su hbertad, de su propiedad de SUI
Interior destino. Ell rico quier solo
impulsa ell estimuIo utilitario, coquetea
hace zalemas v genufexiones hasta que
comma y ecba Ia llave al rnercado
Despues, NADIA le imperta. va es ell amo.
Todos los coloniajes han comenzado por
el vasahaje comercial. Todos los vase-
llajes com krciales han culminado Ell
tirania. GQu6 son por ejempo Ell proble-
ma chino Y el problema inIio, sino
tristes problemas de vasallaje conner
cial que les E9n mantenido en- la es-
clavitud y en- la incultura? iQue son
sino problemas de vasallaie comerciaI
las revanchas de las victorias guerre-
sanguinario Breno, lay de los venci-
dos! ...? Los que hayan vfajado por
Ia America espafiola, poniendo IN POGO
de atencion en- los paises recorridos, ha
bran podido observar ell receio de mu-
chos dejarse infuenciar pr ell via
jante de merCancias. Los educSdores v
misioneros americanos. me de1Sa en- cter
ia OCCASION un prominente hombre de
Cuba, han hecho mas en- ell ca,aino del
verdadero americanismo de la YER
dadera cordialidad eutre ell Norte Ell
Sur, que to6as las .fabricas Y csaas ex-
portadoras de la gran metr6poli. Guam
do visit6 en- Washington Ell scberbio edi
hcio de Ia Union Pan Americana una
distinguida personalidad respor.dia a.
mis- eIogios con estas palabras: 'sTengo
is en- esta union, aunque algunog supo-
nen que muy cort6smente nos estamos
engaflando unos otros. Los exttos Sc
ran mayores. Ell dfa en- que demos al
aspecto IDEAL mas importancia quo
al aspecto MERCANTIL >
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-12

Fropietario e. CEsTERO.
Tanca No. s. Tel6fono 300. San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en- una
de- las Principles Gales, cerca del
Tren y del Teatro, pr6ximo los
Muelles, contiguo al Correo y demas
Edificios Federales. Buen trato. Ser
vicio excelente. Sc sirven Comidas a
domicilio. Sc adnliten abonadoa .
prneios corrientes.
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HOT /. E, Z. 5
LA FERLA

sCL 1o3. ES0UiNA a Y&NCA
CAFE RESTAURANT
5Srpicso la carta. prscios, nGA,
ca visto. 10 msjor de San Jgan.
1aga una vista y Sc ccnvencera.
Rro5io9ayio: Maximo APONTE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-12
ALCAZAR

Luna 80. Frente al Municipio.
NCevo Hotel Modernamente equipa-
do Cocina criolia. Habitaciones fres-
cas- Ruen Trato. Precios de situa-
cion. Sc admiten abonados.
Frncisco RIVERA,
Telefono 1919 Propietario.
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Hotel Pennsylvania

45 Allen st. Telefono 1912
Este hotel recisntements instaIado
en- TN punto njuy c6ntrico, 80 ofreco al
publico. Conidas excelentes muy
buen servicio, habitaciones fresca3 v
ventiladas. Sc admiten abonados d
precios muy baratos.
Visite este hotel saldra convencido
Lfa1ne al tel6fonc 1342.
Stas Vargas,
San Juan, i r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
COLD FEET on LOVE
Of 4 WOMAN?
Man Who Got Away With
Traband's Oar and Arm.
strong's Money. Writes =
Remarkable Letter

Love FOR d woman may have turned
a criminal from the broad highway of
crIuo into the Ions and narrow path
of rectitude That IA to say, u a
letter received Ny phil Traband this
morning means anything
The letter ~ from tho man who
talked phll Trnband out Of new
Jewett car and slipped hot check 20
A. II Armasrong for $3.50, The ics
Ter did not mention tho return ~ the
tibo 10 Armstrong. however Maybe
that will come after the Wedding bella.
Sweet Marie
Anyhow, here's tne letter: Mon
day at McAlasterI your car VI IN a
farUc a few blocks from the husby
hotel On aide street Love for q
woman gets back your car q has
reformed mo Tor Eood snd all !
could not look In the face ~ the
woman am 10 marry aud lead n
doublo.lifn. 50 brought the car back
this fat for you. They have ore KEY
at tho garage, the othoa arc here.
with. r. McNuney"
sheriff Robertson says n - toar not
love that lmgeiled the maaquefader VI
Mckinney 10 give np the car 4 am
quite certain he found We had him IL
a pocket he was afraid 10 offer the
car for sale or 10 proceed farther with
H." ii Robertson's version Of the
matter. Anyhow. Traband u feellns
better today than he wea last nlKhl
and Armstrong. believing In tho trans.
! formation, hopes 10 receive hia coin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
PROPERTY OWNERS PAY|NG
10 vll0REUM TAXES
Notwithstanding Crop Failure
and Strike, Honey Seems 70
Be Plentiful and People
Optimistic

A hong as there u tax raging
sys,em there VII be delinquent taxes.
sometimes mere. sometimes less. but
always modicum. and II there L enc
thing sheriff hates more than an
other II ! 70 be handed sheaf Of
delinquent tax warrants 70 serve on
his constituency. II harris, but II Is
ats auty 30 collect the delinquent tax
and he does H. This year however
she delinquent tax list i not 80 Ia lss
as a. usual. Farmers and townxpecple
have been unusually prompt in ray
met OF taxes.
The total amount OF 1871 taxes as
certified 70 the county treasurer from
al sources Is ses7.s22 s2
: The amount collected uE 10 august
Of this year is sos 900 81. which q
~ per cent at the total taxes. ant
that Is almost record for the coanty
and Il remarkable considering tbs
Abort cros and business conditions.
i Back taxes collected during tn
same time. firss seven months OF rec.
was $l.67llSA
Miscellaneous receipta fer none,
other than taxes s79sls7. 10. this money
IS mostly from the State Highwa,
department which goes to the stat
highway construction and COUNT
road maintenance fands and from th'
school lans department whirh goes 4
fhs sehcois 81 she cvunty-
The schools Of the county received
Iot Yls2i tzxes 500. .ossss
The state apporscnmens was 81.
.r-sss 81.
Guthrie Clsy received s4s.see. 10 70
Fits general fand aud sso.sss.s7 for il
sinking fund
The county general fund used ~
the expenses OF count cove nment re
oesved s122,s7sTs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29

"a fighting air force of the American
army and is being enlarged rapidly
New machines are arriving each week
and II has been Ieamsd the Detroit
district ii 10 bc the army's aerial
headquarters NJ least during summer
months The group some time ago
was brought here from Texas.
The day of the Pulitzer race will
be i municipal holiday In Detroit
Prominent national figures, including
President Harding. Secretary Hoover,
Secretary Weeks and Secretary DENLY,
thc latter Detroiter have been in
yited
The Aero congress Is expected 70
bring together representatives Of 90
American cities interested In creating
permanent national ncronautic M
Hoeiation 10 deyclvp aviation both com
inercislly and for national defense
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29

The Pulitzer Trophy race the cul-
mination of series Of aerial contests
extending over period Of several
days viii start from SeIfridge field,
rear Mt. Clemens. The course Is
triangular and measures approximate.
ly 40 miles. The Pulitzer race en-
tranfx must cover this course four
times without stop. According to
naval an danny airmen the specially
built planes now being made ready for
the race should establish new records.
-Four air events In addition 70 the
Pulitzer Trophy competition are
scheduled for Detroit and vicinity
during October. The first Of these
win be on Lake St. Clair, Saturday,
October Z. The chief event at the
opening event will be the Curtixs
Marine Flying Trophy race, including
only oyer-water craft ~ entrants The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29

distance 10 be flown Ii about 100
miles, eight times around a closed
triangular course Of 20 miles. Twelve
flying boats are entered.
The second national Aero Congress
win be held Imrc October IL. IL and
ia. Overland races will be held dur
ing the congress. Two Of these races
are set for October ~. They are The
Detroit News aerial mail trophy race
for large capacity multi.motored air
planes an dthe Aviation Country Club
of Detroit Trophy race for observa.
tion type 1.-TWO passenger planes will
be held. Other aerial exhibitions and
contests viii be held and III these the
first n. s. army pursuit group,
stationed al SeIfridge field, will play
large part.
The pursuit group, il has become
known, Is The nucleus for the adyanc-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
MINERS Or STATE TO
BEGIN WORK AGAIN
In lac Mines 10000 Men viii
Be Given Work; Wage
Agreement Is
Ratified

Oklahoma city, Aug. 80 Between
5000 aud 10000 miners In Oklahoma
viii return to work and ig2 mines that
have been idle since April | Will b.
started as soon as tho mines can be
put into shape for operation. This Ia
what will result, according 10 the un-
de- standing OF I'D Boyle, chief mine
Inspector. and Edgar Fonton, rreai-
dent OF Oklahoma branch of the
American Federation Of Labor. Agree
mants that have been reached raator-
ing the wage schedule In force when
tho strike occurred are satisfactory 70
the miners. In the agreement Is the
provision for taking up In January
further negotiations for wage xched-
ale 10 become effective April y q next
year
Some Of the Oklahoma mlnes be-
gan work last Saturday They were 10
condition for Immediate operation
Others will require several days In
which TO 10 cleared OF all debris that
possibly had fallen during the time the
mines were idle
Under the present wage schedule
which was the game as last winter.
there ID no indication that the price oi
coal win be any higher this winter
than last.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
ORPHANS HAND GOOSE
EGGS TO sl.INIERS''

The orphans annexed the third
game of she series here yesterday,
beating the ~IAnters" TO 0, II was
an off day TOR the home team, ap-
rsarently. as the boys played indiffcr-
ent ball and many errors we're counted
aud only three hits were secured
Berd. however, pulled down some higa
balls. resiving at time .ha spirits OF
the local fans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
Train
WreckerS
Are Held

Chicago, Aug. aa.-Fise men
were Charged with murder today,
accused ot wrecking the million
dollsr express on the Michigan
Central neer Gary, Ind, August
20, when two az the train crew
were killed.
Five others were held in con
neesicn with the wreck snyestiga-
tion and ut least two more who
are known wers sought aecnrd-
ing 10 the police.
Confessions obtained from
some Of the prisoners not only
solved the wreck of the express
hat barred plot q send the
Twentieth Century Limited. the
crack New York. Chicago train.
into the ditch near Elkhart, lad,
Tire police said.
The five who face murder
charges ars: Joseph Paponr.
witch. Charles rselis. John Pesro-
wski, Alhino Alessio and James
prohessh. All we're said to be
striking shopmen,
Tselis. Pefrcwski and rapour-
witch were said to have confessed
the wreck plot The men are
Russians. ard before the strike
were employed ia the New York
Central shops.
According To the story oi
Uselis' confession be and his
companions had attended q meet
ing of strikers and radicals il
Chicago the day befor. the Gary
wreck. A speaker. whose nams
the police said they have. nd
nonishegl rselis and his friends
hecause slsv had not sioRf
mnch 10 help the strike along
Uselss and has companions this
alleged confession went q. talk
e>i with the speaker as.<r th'
meeting. schemed the wreck q
the express train, went 10 Gary
that night and upon their rstnri
were congratulate" for IN
work they BAD done. The pic
10 wrefR the Twrntie'h Crrtur,
i.inifea was then hatehed. &c
corsling 10 Uselis' alleged eon
fession with she idea that dis
aster of that magnitude wouli
camse travellers TO fear to ride q
the trains.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
THIEF GETS AWAY NTH
SCRuTCHFIEID'S ROLL


while c. II. scaulchfield. east Har-
riscn avenre second hand man wac in
the back rart Of his store yesterday
evening some one en,e&d the store.
sobaed the TIL and safe and escaped
with SIS Il haven't the least clue.
said Scrnchfield. However II was
someone familiar with the interior OF
the store who did IT," he added
Mr. scrnschfiAid says re heard no
cre in the front while be WAS IN the
back which ieade him TO oeiieve that
someone had consealed himself In the
store earlier IN the afternoon AMI
watched for the beat chance to stage
the robbery and did X effectively.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
OEPOs|TOns N DEFuMCT
BANK WANT INFORMATION
~--.~4z--s-s~-
Only One Payment Made IN Case
OF Guthrie State Bank,
Other Banks Paying
Out

The question frequently heard
these days ia; "whsn win deposit
ors receive another payment from the
iiquldatur 81 the delunct Guthrie
state bankYs That Questlon has not
been answend By those In eharsa.
Attnrnsy Green Is IN Colorado spend
Ing the summer and Charles Olson
hasn't deaiesd thss Il IL necessary 70
inform tho deposlsorA 40 10 what's
going on
In Oklahoma city the lIauIdAtor
for the wllkin Hale bank has am
nonncsd September let aa date for
making the third ~ per cent pay
ment The Nilkin- Hale bank failed
long after the Guthrie bank failed
why The delay: Why the sIlcnccT
Lei the people know.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
|B0MUs BILL NElRs
lN END TO-DAY
.-4-~r-~~--
Many Amendments Are Tacked
On 10 Original Measure;
On u Trifls Of
$50. 100000

Washington. Aus. - -Senaia con
'sider~ticn OF she soldiers sonus elll
ncared an end today. lsat some senA
tors doubted that the here cf those
in charge cf the meAsue for final
vote before adjournment ,Onigh, would
he realized Halt doseu or more
amendments remained 10 be acted us-
on and number of senators desired
to deliver addresses on the bill Itself
a. well a. the various changes po-
posed,
Amendments included the smith
SAicNary $50. o.oea, 900 reclamation plan
the Smcot szies tax proposal a. a
means cf raising the necessary funds !.
the smcot paid up insurance plan IN
lleu of all OPTIONS, the Bursum hall
credit proposition and two proposals
hy senator walsh. democrat Massa.
cAasesss. a cash bonus and a plan an-
dee which the voters could apply their
bonus money on the pr~mlagns Of their
converted government life insurance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29

Detroit, Mich, Aug PA speed Of
200 miles An hour. the highest ever
attained by man, will be recorded here
during the Pulitzer air races, October
Ia. according 10 predictions made by
army and navy officers who have
made arrangements for the event.
This speed. according 10 the
authorities from Washington is 300
feet second or one-fcurth the muzzle
velocity Of As ealibre bullet Or OF
the swiftest OF projeetiles- They
added another comparison by saying
the planes in this contest win fly
abreast at speed four times As great
Az the fastest average speed Of any
expires train on the continent.
The two branches of the government
service have entered ~ planes IN the
Pulitzer race bringing the total entry
list 10 NJ.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
VETERINARIANS HOLD SES-
SION; COMMITTEES NAMED

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug ~ The first
committee meetings ia connection
with the convention Of the American
Veterinary Medical Association IN ses-
sion here since yesterday were being
held today for the discussion Of re-
pots on scientific rescartch work oi
the veterinary medical science,
A feature Of today's program was
the election OF officers Of the woman's
auxiliary, OF which Mrs. A. 4 kinsley
Of Kansse City Is the present preai-
dent and Mrs Asbe Lockhart, also OF
Kansas City. Mo. Is the present seq
ietary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
ATTEMPT MADE To
BLOW UP SHOPS

psnyiIye. H. Aug. PAN attempt
wss made here early this rnornin1 70
hse~s 70 the shops Of the Chicago and
Eastern railroad n wss found that
ssur bombs were exploded, one near
the main entrances and the others set
on n ths rip tracks Abeys 50 ~ir5o~s
IL enc o. the shea buildings were
shattered BY the explosion, but nc fur
ther damage wes believed TO have
bees done.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
BURGLARS STEAL TRUCK LOAD
4. or CIGARETTES

t1F ~ 6e' ~@s1@ H'N@"Tsf
Ckms'gee. Aug. z9--Burglzss broke
.rfe the whitebeck nalh g ocery
coupsnys warehouse Aionday night
and afser stealing a truck load OF Gig
srettes and tobacco and typewriter
vained At $1,000 made good tEclr es-
cape Officers believe the stolen
goods were hauled away In a light
truck. The soci taken from the ware
hDuse inelnded ~ cases Of one bfand
Of cigarettes. 1900 cigarettes cf vsri-
GUS other brands, 13s pounds Of chew
ing tobacco and . typewriter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
ANOTHER CIlN-TOTER
ARRESTED BY SHERIFF

Ed. Norman, MnZhall young man
rxs arrested by Edgar Larrick.
desusy sheriff and Jim Hcidrsth.
city marshai o. Mulhal YESTERDAY
sn1 brcught to Gg.hrie today on q
charge Of sun-tofing. He wss placed
In Jail psndirg hearing.
s-Cus-xotEn fnas ED< " cease In
Logan. IL sm compelled 10 arrest
every mxn IN the cDaaty. 70 do A."
ssSd SHERIFF Robertson today