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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-12

Referring to revelations of unsatis.
factory conditions in Burlington as
regards law enforcement, the Benuing-
ton Banner says that conditionsin Bur
lington are by no means peculiar to
that city. that Bennington itself has
had ~scores of burglaries, robberies
and thievings" which are occurring
with almost daily regularity; that
distilleries, formerly operated on the
outskirts, have moved into the vii
lage and "are running on some Of the
principal Streets thatt prostitution
was never 50 open in Bennington as
now and a half dozen houses Of III
fame are running in and around the
village while personal solicitation goes
on unchecked every day and evening
and that boys and girls Of high school
age attending dances seen 10 be able
to buy liquor just a. easily e. the
hardened topers- The Bennington
contemporary certainly has shown no
disposition 70 cover up his towns mis-
doings in = general way perhaps Il
the generalities turn into his specific
allegations there viii Be a marked i'm
provsment for the better. Il j. tn
sane wiih any eo-amunity. ceneraii-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Choice selection Of Christmas cards
at browns Drug .store.--ady.
Middlebury college glee Cuba con-
cert Of unusual excellence. Dancing aft
err the concert; music by Landi's or
chestra; Quarry Bank hall, Tuesday,
Dec. ~, at o'clock. Members of Barre
woman's club admitted by ticket, pub
lie, 35c. Tickets at Drown's.-adv,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-12
Should Have $4,000 Pension.
Norwnod. N. III. March q lp

t'HF NDV'tf ~ 4 . N'I"INIt % IVUt's
A. J. Phillips, Norwood, \. y:
My dear sir: You should have a pen
sion of fifty thousand dollars per year
for inyenting and putting on the mar
ket the wonderful remedy SO well
known as the Famous A. J. p. Rheu-
matte Cure. ! have been laid up in bed
and suffered all kinds of torments. All
remedies that ! ever took before were
like water to ~ until took the A. j.
?. Rheumatic Cure, which las taken
the pain out of me and now / am out
again, thanks to you.
John Cranson
Your druggist has it.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-12

ties do not get far. II such goings
on are SO well known in Bennington
there ought to be enough evidence to
secure convictions. The Banner has
started things off well by calling at
tention to the supposed conditions.
There ought to be action now.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-12

The Ulster parliament decides to
wear its own and win let the remain
der Of Ireland put on whatever garb
1t wants to.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-12
"A Happy Solution

Many of the vexatious family could elm
mated through the exercise of a little forethought
For example, every family has certain necessary expend-
lures make during the year Clothes food
taxes, Insurance. charity entertainment etc "a
an estimate made Of the probable total Of these items
and at least each month proportion taken from
sufficient pay onetweh would become
less burdensom could be made and the
sty Of keeping within the family would be reflected in
increased family savings.
This simple program many complications
and details of soed Savings clubs
without inconvenience to the depoitor.
Already hundreds of depositors regularly with
part of their earnings pursuance of this PLAN
You style it, if you please the Savings
System There novelty about the simply
application Of sound the problem Of home economy
per cent interest is allowed your money the of
each month.
Try it the coming year!
Peoples National Bank of Barre
4per The National cent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
CONNECTING IuRY
IN DISTRICT COURT

SO far during this term of c'imsnal
court Albert Dinwiddie. county az
to.ney has made clean slate. Not a
single culprit has escaped The ii-y
- a convicting body aud the s'cisef
has little chance TO escape.
Tom Kneeland. Oklahoma z y
youth charged with Storing chick
ems from farmers In the Sewarl ne
ghborhocd and at Navlna. was fouas
guity by a Jury In Judge lsmit1 :
court last night + +. Beach, oil
man, who was charged With giving =
check to George swauke when he hal
no funds in the bank 10 pay same was
also found guilty today. Judge chss.
SMITH WI sentence these Two sas-
urday.
This afternooa the case o. he state
against Dr H. T. Duncan on a charge
OF c.srosing OF m0tgased property =
on trial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
DON'T TAKE EN- Off!
SPRINGS JUST A FAKE


Dent take em on Tho pcallle'
1an Gays 80 and be knows Thi.
spring stuff he has been fa2lng Or
a few Day Is All bans q iassat b.
long here at an The cold wave "a
disc SUNDAY. and. aoAoriinv 10 Nf
Weather Man. ysuE BE- riad yoa
kept I'm on II yoa al
who IN the wise fuy hu anhs.
who has "a ous his mie and j.
drswinr sen sprlns sephyrs from n
And the llltlo budio, on thc edge
of the brookiei And che fe~ -few'
bird woa the rt.e 'fcp fen'
birdie viii gef hlu tan ,oatherp
frosted n be sticks around these
digglngo much ssngcr 81 says
the weather man
I,ut. putting q IN his technlque.
be says the false spring is due 70
a very hlsh pressure In the South
el,h a prevailing low IN the North.
causing balmy Duthwes' Wind -
take the iaient frost ont of OUT oars
There is no snos in sight 20 cheer
Bp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

f. the Secretary Of Commerce ade.
.luaie legal authority for the effective
control of the establishment Of all
radio transmitting stations except
amateur. experimental and govern.
fuent stations and Of the operation Of
non. governmental radio transmitting
stations
Resolved. that IL Is the sense Of
the conference that radio communities
fions Is q public untilisy and as such
should BE- regulated and controlled BY
the Federal government IN the public
interest
Resolved, that the types Of radio
apparatus most effective in reducing
interference should be made freely
available 70 the public without restric-
ton. .
~ -. "A =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

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sas ~ ~. Nv ya.I .n.r,..sn,
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Madame fsf'fFsd Y u'ossnsrh
- = man .ns hs' rlskfa w
'fam 'ns Wu''sr anu stated ~.
believed = great love l'ss mine
sea'd osefs"me a'l obstacles but
falling, All shs desired was 70
r'h myseh legally tfnm sh~
man - n".rsp - possible
hsd Intended g trras vi.
wh''r matter ~ = a'sn't'sh am
ls''',se 'ssh'." ~h' var" "
re Ns-"r'''r' 'FsrN ~" w.
esrls''s ny 'rn's' - ''rNr z.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
100000
sRed' In a
Rum Ship

New Nork. March ie The uers4cs,
sssemp' At rum rsnninr. 4eccrdnT ls
oncAlk since lhe rroh4lsioa sssn.
lssions went ln,o eAeel ~as frustrated
here TODAY vhea customs lnsl.eetosr
orarhAulcd The two- massed auxiliary
schooner Victor com.ns Ia ihfuash IA
Narsovs when board q b. p~sasF
Surveyor s4nderNs men The xcssa
was foand loaded With WHISKY from
keel 10 hatch covers The ns4nctofs
estimate there w~se Al loast toet
packages in the hold oeca ooatainlne
ak bottles Of rye whisky. which has
originally come from nalt.mors ahi
had been shipped 10 the IhhAmas
The WHISKY al present prices here ~
valued al about s,ooeoo.
Half dosen lDe. .ecsora cressed ..
iahor,rs we're cr,isins ebol. "a
harhoF yealeiday morning on toe
watch for fosslble hoot'oxFing They
were near Quarantine when The Victor
came Through ne Nnrrcwn under her
engine The little > hooneF she l. "a
old Gloucester finhlng smack 90 the
Inspectors seemed overloaded hef
natural water line helng several IN.
ches belo~ The surface
Tho customs mrn hailed her aud
ordered the Captain 10 drop anchor.
inspectors Demand Manifest
swaero "a your manifest" cass
nfown was asked
4 hascnt manifest" replied sac
Captain
''Nhssr queslcd the Inspector
because ! dld not set ono when }
ion lho bahamas" an5werod Capt.
Brown.
'llahamaa' acted like nsasic upon
the lnHrctDrs They tod The cap
tain bic weasel was under seizure and
r-~ ~+-~7-e.as..ra -
stt n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
W|LUN-HALE BANK l|QU|-
OAT|ON STARTS FRIDAY
Depositors TO Receive Payments
on Accounts and As Fast As
Money Comes In II Will
Be Distributed

oklahoma CITY. MaroA Is --Assual
work Of liqaidating securities sf ,sc
wrAin- Hale State banx. eath
cloned its doors las, week. VIII proh
ah.y begin Friday. frenilss Price. nq-
Uldsilon agent announces Price
assnmed sharee 81 the nviltutlsn
Wednesday when Il was turned over
to hhn by Roy walcc,,. siaie hank
commissioner
While Price said he I'D not had
time yet 10 prepare statemsn' con
cernlns the affairs II the bafk rr
when fayrcnis woals be male a. De-
pos.tors. ne declared be will 20 'Fht
ahead with the work
N Is my intention 10 open Tho
doors OF s'ie bank Friday nornlng %
that persons owing notes can pay
them and other liquidation oan be
carried on be said II DO not knox
Just Nhen we can start paying de-
posiiors. but we shall exert very
EFFORT 10 make u as soon a. p0ssihle
! am now IN fu'i ehsrre u the hank
and assure all interested IN Il taa;
no time will be host N adjusting is
affairs.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

Washington. March - The eons
dllon a winter wehas Improved dur.
lng the pasl seek IN oklshems.
Tssas. kansas and In shs loser Me.
sear waller according 70 reports -.
csivcd w the weather bureau i~Aff
precipitation occurred D. the spasn'
wes,sfn vlnisr wheat area and the
noa VAS nov said 70 10 atply sars
piled With moisture in that secllon
The sane ccndislcn EXISTS In most
- kansas. centrai All ~esirsn oAs
lahoma and northwestern resas
vhrls IN tho eastern fo-shiils q the
Rockies lheto waa snfileient pses
clpallon 10 be bencft lsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

Washington. March I6 Extension
of the existing powers Of the govern
ment TO provide complete control OF
all wireless sending stations. except
amateur experimental and government
stations, with the ALLEGATION of twenty
wave lengths among the various
classes OF scnders is recommended IN
the preliminary report Of the technical
committee Of the governmental radio
telephone conference submitted to
Secretary Of Commerce Hoover today.
The committee makes no recommen-
dation for the control Of receiving
stations, which have increased by the
hundreds Of thousands in the last few
months Amateur transmitting sta
'tie14 however, under the committees 5
lc11l1rc o11Cr3 would - Givou -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
ODD FELLOWS HAVE
478 LODGES IN STATE
Membership Has Been Increased
Materially In Year. Total
Now Being t6,Sse, Stato
conclaye Eads

Tulsa March ~ plfpairhlhe ~
~ 10 haslnr.s. that of che boxreu con
ferlng. the se ond annual stats con.
ciaso ~ Odd Fellowship cane 70 a
elo,e to-day and i.beo odd Fellows
ani lebelahs returned 70 their
homes
The confiase Naa primarily q Do.
gree session. those a attendst,e
efmIns 90 their oNn inlslailyo snl
not a. delegaes. Fpfty canton
derroes were ooniorfei twenty -cys
enampmenl. soven'y llfe auloraln.
ats and tvensy five rebekahs There
WAS no elcction oi officers - other
hasinesa aaes a. transacted - oh ~
@ W. Bruce % Guthrie. grand
secretary ana eilior u ihe OAiahoma
odd Fellows. in suasrafislnx siAie
work Wednesday. saia that Ok'ahomA
nos has az cdd reHow lodges ~sh
. membership of ts.tsg, having rra~a
90 ihia nn1ler from the first loies
formed IN lAss ~ caddo. indian ter.
f.sp
Announcement WAS made hsrs ~
70, anniversary session q 0ai 49,
Ifwsnip e. bs celebrated ~ the
/, naas valley association. consist.
~ q Washington. Tui's NoHa,s.
oeest and Rorcrs counfs,s a. 40.
. ia April .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
CONVENTION coMMlrTEe

=. W Lintz chairman o, the Cham
her Of Commerce has selected this
convection committee: d D. Duskin.
Robt. Lehew. A W Dean. N r.
Sherman and c C Ciothisr lie has
planned for this committee TO meet
him at the lone Thursday next to con
slider matters nov in hand. and 70
glan for the coming years activities
for conventions for Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
Kisses Kick Up Blood Pressure

San Francisco March 16.-ksses them kick up
your blood pressure.
80 Bretweser Of the University Of CALIFORNIA;
Department Of Education lie has measured the kick
Given and who will kiss Brciwcser
told the San Francisco advertising club he wond
linear extent aud mimetes Of blood pressure resulting
The mistet0e kiss
The stolen kiss
The expert kiss Of the finished fIiri
The soul kiss
Breitweiser said the instrument he sensitive
VIII register the domestic kiss: the degree Of fgdity
kisses another she does like soforth
throughout all grades Of oscillation
lireitweiser calls his instrument the ksograph gets
man and woman who will kiss; be attaches them
then they kiss The machine automatically He said
there y no difficulty in obtaining couples carry
experiments
The instrument adoption Of the sphygmanomoter
which Is a machine psychologists to detect lies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
TO cuRB THG WOMEN
Nho PLAY PhohIa sTRoNQlY

Sacramento Calf. narrh 10 a
resolution calling upon local tols-
phone co1psnlss 70 cncoarasa their
women Subscribers TO unc their
te.eshoncs reasonable length of
tins when talking for social
purposes he sdupsed ~ the saca-
monte woasen's council here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
snrslFr ospGRs rls preu.
rlrs TO XIII AUTO r4IGvgs

prscssnfidps. rss. hsfth iss~os
dses 70 hls deputies 70 kill seyons
caught stealing 81 sussmsblis has
been issued by shsoH . o. Head. a
~ss snnovncsd soday. Mers thar =
sofsn ears hsss been reported staten
and many others st'lppss in tss l.s'
shlFsy esys.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

Examiner King. o. the state lana
Ing department Is checking up the
schedules AZ the Oklahoma State and
Guthrie State banks for the llqulda
ling agent This work WIN require
two days. 4 Is likely further changes
viii be made IN the lsquldssing assiss.
orin Ashton. II j. understood. has
been offered better rlace by tho
government should he quit here an
Oklahoma City man VIII be named IN
his g'ace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

Chieaso March ~ several sepss
ale investigations q yesterday usass
lngs dlssmsrsas nFe vhich sssw
. oi,y hsesk aud haIned haiAiinsa 70
t~o eshsFs 9Th : ~. placed ~ Ia
saFsnee and psopeFsy experts .,
o. k.oo1.poa wefe oenslaaoa to-day
shirley 8 irsb. eisY tire attorney
essrsss>n eeavksioa thai ,ha teas
Naxafaslon. the most serious slass
that u lssi shieh virtually aessguf /.
"a Chlcaso. wAs q lnrendiAfy cfssln
A nssro cnsplose u ens eonssFn
which wss AMONG the flrss % 30 %
in flames. wes scakht lie vas
na1si ~ q fellow Who was arrested
hal dsnied conneetloa vlih HisFtlns
ths fsFa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
ToweoAT TURNS TURTLE
CAPTAIN rs DROWNED D

Cincinnati. March i6--The sowbost
helper. belonging TO she fleet % snc
csmpbeII's Creek Coal company Of
this city. early today turned turtle IN
the hsrbor her. crashed against the
piers sf the Southern railroad bridge
and was broken into fragments Cart.
E. A. eornssce. superinsendert os
transportation Of the company. ~ho
wss plotting the boat. was drowned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

washlaston. March ~ The eomr'
gf0llor n the currency hss issnsd
charters - tuo Okiahoma bsnss.
Thsr are ths Lahore caaly Ma
tl0nsi bank II fo'sau capitalized AZ
sss epo. = conversion " che f.et1ofa
county state bsnk ef ro,ssa; frank
tswls. president u q uoodaixht.
cashier. aud tAs clsy Nsiioasl bank
u Hugo. capitalized ~ tiee'oSs.
conversion u ths state hank 81
ifuro: " L. csFsar, president; u D
Mar psve. cashier
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
scon'Iaaed on Pare 81
"Strangler' Lewis
Would Take On
Jack Dempsey

Nashville. March i6.--Blll Gan.
dow. manager OF Cd. "strangler-
Lewis. world heavy weigh, WRIST.
ier ard champion; today deposited
a check for $4,000 with the sporting
editor o. the Nashville Banner IN
connection with cha len1e TO Jser
psmpey. heavy weight boxing
champion. for mixed match 10 he
staged anywhere ~ the unltea
ststes At a date 20 be selected
later.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
EMPLOYERS sflscr
cricsAstA MAN HgAD

rnlsa. Nansh n H. G. issl~.a a
Chkkssla rss siseted prsssdsnt q
ths Emgioysrs' association a a brtsf
afternoon sssslea of the as@ocsasiDa
hsr~ Wednesday
u W Msxf'if q Tulsa rss rs-eies-
81 first president. W W. Ed-
~sris of Oklahoma CITY ~ss rs-~lss'.
"a spcona vice frs-sd-nt and Harry
J kahIs of okishoms CITY ~as re-
lslsssrd secresAr, treasurer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
WOMAN FOR WHOM SEATTLE
WAS NAMED rs DEAD

Uabnrn. Wash. March - afsfr
Seattle. nloee Of Chief Seattle. Cor
~aon the city of Seattle Was named.
died ~ her cabin on The banks n
Green River Yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

nsy soos, basa rehearsal tesixht
81 1850 r N. ~ the city ball
Everyone must attend. bec~ass n~xs
Sunday 80 vii kav- "a opea air
concert. tbs tpr<n eounfy boy
scouts sllI orsanlse then ssd Tiers
xal BE- ., least % members In thai
h.nd. - yoa masf attend toaishs.
Pictures ~l1 b. tAten On Susd1y -
". >. hopper, n4ndnszser.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
ORDERS ses SILVER DOLLARS
BROUGHT INTO CouRl

Dalss. res. March is--Jvoss n
Q. seay In criminal district court o..
oered oss silver dollars. weighing
thirty pounds. brought luto court -
connection with today's ulai q Jsss
ziIIios, charged with gambling.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
roNlorr 70 sgf Eso
or rnr ostrcrAir TRIAL

i.on Angeles. March II ronlEhi
may nec the oloss ~ che arguments
% the iurg In enc trial of Nra Made.
lynne Obeuehaln Tor the msfdns of
her swoethoaa. , n~llon kennsdY.
bus early to-day u vas regaFdsi a.
probnblc the Jurors woald not ba m
Hfuciod and Fetirs Tor dsllbsEafleas
bsfore tomorrov
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
MOnE KILLINGS rAkE
I'iNtE ~ IIstt.A<lp

oslwsy. ireland. msreh is---Fsus
men ~ aissvlss sussfsd re o.
ueids's home lsss nlpts ard shos and
snlsd ssrossn,s Gibbons ard OIL.
martin. ard seriously wounded . 60"
stshle. jus, previously three mass ;
I'd men entered shs ~ors houss hos
pl,sl snd sllIss rsulss Cassidy of
Mayo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
Lost Fortune
At Roulette Table,
He Sues Winners

Prosicencr. n. 1. March ts.--Rs.
eese~y q s,oo.ooo fer sessss a.
roulette slleo<o 10 have hsen s.r
70 frssaalens op<rstler of ~hssl<.
10 ses1hs ~ Es~sra 7. nrs"ren. :
Ne~ ss6sers ssssrrsy rs mas
broseht s0ss lr fecsrai district
eosrs sas,ass an sesenoanss
s<anen charges that the osfsnd
snts ana their agents - esrsres
led the souiette ~hsels AZ sseloss
fhode Island rvsorss where he plsy
81 that all slemers . chance ~a O..
minated. thss enabling the oe'sHd.
ants 70 win ssrss sums o. nersy
from hlm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
LLOYD cEoHcr WILL
Arrfnp TIA ctroA
corrtafsct

London. March is.--prsme Minis
ssr Lloyd csofps sns Marquis css.
sor. seersssfy fse f,fsisr affairs,
~lll be smens Great erssln's ssis9s-
tee 20 the Genes sssrem'e eerfsf~ss.
u vas snreunesd ~ ire hsus< q
sommsns today by Asst<r chsmb>f.
lain. shs government leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

The mass meeting TO discuss the
advIs.biIity 10 vote bords to erect /.
new high school will Be held IN the
auditorium u the city high school. All
citizens who ere interested IN the
welfare of the city and the sehoo's
are Invited to attend The neetin1
will be called to order - 7:5o tonions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
Cool Bandits
Pull Ncv Sfnnt

esnlsrs. ore. Nsrsh ts-wnlls
srs neltae rssn ~ss se<kl>s 4
esfr 10 tNs fsfyls<fssss 10 ne
rear rssm ~ srsh ssessy sssss
nsrs ls.s n'sns. ne ss~tss~,sss ~.
'sa re sssh register rsi'ss'r
srsssss Nfs ~ v s~~siss.
s.sss.,sr ses ssts ssf . s~s sssr<
fell % bustsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

80 aud LIS meters and share with
technical and training school senders
wavs lengths from 300 10 275 meters.
The recommendations Of the com.
mitfss are put forth for consideration
and constructive criticism by interest
cd organization. The COMMITTEES an.
nounced IL will reassemblc in two or
three weeks 10 consider any suggested
changes and finally formulate IFS re-
port.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

Granting Of additional authority TO
the Secretary Of Commerce FOR con-
trolling sending stations is recon
mepded by the committee in the fol
lowing resolution:
Resolved, that the conference on
radio telephone reeomnend tk1t The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

Washington. March l6.-Ad.
ministration leaders to-day re-
gardcd ratification of the four.
power pacific treaty by the
Senate as placed beyond the pale
Of all doubt by development re-
suliing in the unanimous consent
agreement TO limit debate and
take final vote ON Friday,
March "a. Signalling the aban-
dcnmcnt by opponents Of all
plans for a prolonged fight
against ratification. the voting
agreement was reached late yes.
ter,iay after a series Of confer
cnees between the yarions Senate
elements. n provides for defer.
ment of roll calls on all further
reservations or amendments until
next Tuesday, for imitation OF
speeches beginning Ion Wednes-
day. and for a final vote as soon
as the Senate s,tnveIcs The icl-
lowing Friday.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-11-24
Davis Will Not Die.

Little Rock, Nov. 22.-JOhn Davis of Union county, who has for sev- eral weeks been occupying the death cell at the state penitentiary, will not go to the electric chair for his crime. This was decided yesterday by three members of the Supreme Court who handed down an opinion reducing the penalty assessed by the court from death to life inn The dissenting opin- ions were to the effect that clemency should rest with the executive rath- CT than the judiciary. Davis was convicted of an assault upon a young girl and the court in it's opinion holds that we are convinced that this is not very aggravated case, Circumstances all tend to show that the prosecuting witness was not entirely the innocent victim of brute force"
Paragould soliphone., 1922-11-24
FEDERAL ACTION THREATENED VS. MASKED RAIDERS
Admitted That Government Cannot Enact Legisla- ton Unless Request
 ed by States.
tBy The United Prcss.)

Washington, Nov. 22.-A movement was put under way today in Congress to force fed eral action against tne reported activities of masked raiders who are charged with taking the law into their own hands in va lious sections of the country.
 A number of Senators and Congfcssmen are Investigating to determine just what action the Department Of Justice can be forced to take and what jurisdiction, if any, Congress holds in the matter of passing legislation to curb the reported uprisings.
 The consensus of opinion is that the federal government may not take action in the matter of enacting legislation or talk ing other steps until state off eials admit that the "raiding situation" is entirely outside of their control.