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The Topeka state journal., 1922-07-26

1sgt 8. s. 8. Give You An Angelic Skin!
mon sense to simply treat the skin
\ bottle of S. S. S. will prove to you
what is happening in your blood. S.S.S
is a scientific blood cleanser,-it drives
out the impurities which cause eczema,
tetter, rash, pimples. boils, blackheads,
blotches and other skin eruptiona.
When these impurities are driven out
you can't stop several very nice things
from happening. Your lips turn nat
urally rosy. Your eyes sparkle, your
complexion clears. 1t becomes beau
tiful Your face looks like that Of q
prosperous, ruddy, wen-fed. refined
gentleman, or II you are q woman,
your complexion becomes the real kind
that the whole world so adn1ires. S.S.S.
Is also a powerful body-builder, be-
cause it builds new and more blood
cells. That's why it fills out sunken
cheeks. bony necl1s. thin limbs. helpe
regain lost flesh. 1t costs little to
have this happen to you 8. 8. 8. IL
sold at all drug stores, in two sizes.
The larger size - the more economical.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-07-26
DEMPSEY OFFERS TO JESS
But September Is Set by Champ,
While Challenger Wants 1t Later.

NhhC SAahChScE haALS II AntCE
Los Angeles, July ga definite
offer of a match with Jack Dempsey
September % or % has been received
by Ray Archer, Jess WiIlard's man
ager. according to Gene Doyle, the
-challenger's local representative.
The offer will not change Willard's s
determination to hold out for an Oc-
tober or November date. however.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-07-26

Albanez Stolen bases-Neville. Rose.
Struck out-By Smith, 3: by Luschen, .;
by Upchurch, l. Base on balls-Off Smith,
8 off Luschen. ?; off Upchurch. g. Wild
pitch-Upchurch. Earned runs-Topeka: ;
Sapulpa, Z. Tim@2 80 Umpire-Pontius.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-07-26

Just because he retired the side
after going in with the bases full and
no outs, Luschen must be charged
with the loss of yesterdays game
That left the score a tie and Sapulpa
won out in the eleventh Had Luschen
permitted one of the runners to score
in the ninth. Smith would have been
responsible for the loss of the game.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-07-26

Decker, formerly with the Hutchin-
son club as a catcher and utility play
er is now wearing a Salina uniform
and playing third base for McCloskey.
For Decker, McCloskey parted with
Matthews. who has Joined the Hutch
inson club.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-07-26

Which shows that Oellerman doesn't
know a whole lot about the rules OF
the game after all. It was one of the
few times when Van Graflan was abb
solutely right.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-07-26
THE DOPE BOX

Every game played in the South
western league yesterday was a real
battle. Three of the games were extra
inning contests.
The fans around the circuit will be
glad to know that Prexy Barbour has
enforced his latest ruling, designed to
eliminate rowdism, by filming and sus-
pending Dutch Oellerman, of the
Hutchinson club, for his attack on
Umpire Van Graflan, the day before.
On two occasions OelIerman has
been chased from the local park this
season, first at the request of an um-
pire and then at the demand of a
policeman. The last time was for dis
putting the umpire's decision in re-
fusing to permit a runner to advance
from second to third when a runner
going from first to second was hit by
q batted ball.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-07-26

n
zone ouS when winning run scored
Score by innings
Iopeka d ~ ~ ~ - ~
Summary: Two base hits-Benn, Funk,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
LAST FOOTBALL GAME
OF SEASON THURSDAY
Thanksgiving Day Game VIII
BE Played With Kingfisher
Teams About Evenly
Matched

The lasi game - ioeihan g ~
played lo tho Cathre team v ll hs ea
Thursday ThapAsrlsins nay AZ 2 %
n M. On the home rFeunds The
visitors viii te the team frnm kins
fsher hlrhsohool. whIlu net IN the
central conference klnrnshof always
puts oai a Fond team The coach.
Mr "a Gibbs, was formerly a
'Cuthrle. and never ovsrlooks anr
bets so n speak The Ouihri,
hoya may look Tor good sifl
game Thurndav
A. matter ~ fact TIA Local
team d smaftlnF undef last weeks
defeat and are heartily anxious q
Fst a. somebody ia ofdtr a. sho~
their mal meitle Gnlhrie ,ltlreni
VIII b. treated 90 same wofft
thoir money
The hVhachool manarsmen
wishes 20 thank the crowds n las
Thursday for the admlrabla way the
respected iha field limits rhsr
was scarcely any Instance o
crowdIng on the feM Tho orus,
Thuradiy probably viii te ~
one. The game viii start a. $50 j
nj sharp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
LARGE CROWDS GREET
EVANGELIST VAMTER
Evangelist Meetings Start Sunday
AT First Christian Church.
Excellent Music Good
Sermons

ia. Naeter meetings started yes
lerdas 81 thc Frss Christian church
lu rse morning the reKular order oi
service vas observed cniy the solo
vas suns h, F 4 nnothcr5ou ana the
evangelist C. r. 4. Vawteg presented
the message of ihe mornlne The
saNieci hslng -rAe Communion" The
fitness q the omhiems was discussed
The srangeilst said that Chnst
mlsht have chosen ereat monu
mcns fcf a memorial hat that would
noi bf ftuag ~ him Mo had 30
place to ay his head whose pocket
book eas carled ~ another ana Who
vas buried ln anCther mans tomb
Christ coald have hFQueht sold frsm
the uppermosi parts ~ shc world and
lnit a wonderful monument bat that
vouid Dot he fitting Or Ire one who
was + or always So he chose bread.
the universal food, which "a ioand %
the table &c the reh and the p or
BREAD is found In every land And
grapes i the universal fruit found
wherever man IS found Then the
grapes are bruised % represent ne
One who was bruised Tor cur slns
communion The forget -me. not ~
the sagisr
In the evening Mr Broiher,on took
eharfe Of the music and had tWo blg
choruses The singing vas intplr.
ing and enthusiastic u Was readily
seen thm Mr. Brotherton n master
hand al le ding the singing. Ills solo
was aiso very beauLgll and sung IN
an impressive manner The evan
gelisi brought the evening message
~ q tercefui and convincing manner
The suhiegt was Faith and how 10
ret IL" d was brought ont clearly
that the nitle uses faith and henoi
interchanresh'y In Greek one word
e used far both Romans lo,i7 was
quoted Faith cometh hy hearing and
hearing ~ the wcrd % Cod The
evangelist illuriratod the Increase %
faish 81 an unique way lie said thar
We can puy Tor an increase Of
faith bat a geod way is Is exercise
what faith We have
IN Illustrating this he gave money
70 the children as they met tho con
diuons requsfd In making the ap-
phcttin n NaWter said when the inyi-
iation TO accept Christ {. riven and
men do MT respond 81 Is Ter one ~
three reason 90 They do not De-.
lievc. go They % not want Chrlst
@) They are afraid He further said
that y they d not come it Is not be-
cause Christ DOES net want them bat
because thes an not meet the oondi.
tious
Service vas announced Tor tonight
beainning st 20. Wiih a rouslng ssng
service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
III MAR OPERA COMPANY
CANCELS GiTIinII DATES

The Dunbar Opera company failed
70 materiailss sunday ulKbt "a fal.
fin contrast for two performances
hero The reason rlun b. "a ph
nunhar. manhwr u enc coms ~.
waa short aaat sale Hlt viii require
tn outlay y 1900 % move mo
troupe and sties trnlture q auih.
- and - the first nishra adsanee
sale ~ seats - isss than 500 ~
have decided q cancel iba Gaihue
dates" ~ tod Manager iIaFtman
over lha phone late saturday evsa-
Ing
Hartman ana Ms attorney ssnt
% Oklahoma cliY. attachsd ths com
uanys property and made nunbsr
dig up ths uoney for et.sn IN.
CURED here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
CASES ARE SET FOR
NEXT TERM Of COURT
Judge Smith To Convene District
Court December 4th, Judge
Hal johnson Here For
First Week

The regular November term q
district ooun vii convene here ne
oember : iudgo Smith has an.
nouncfd the docket tnd court Win
continue until the slate la clean. he
says.
luiue Hil Johnson of shawnee
will De here for the opening week
% try cases IN Rhieh judge saith
has disqualified himself. among
these oases wlll ba that of The right
% Frank Bond 70 held The office of
county treasurer. 10 which b. was
sleVi0d by larre majority Novem
Der 7th. Last ofhtr coan eases 20
d. tried are
luhhim nanklnr Company W.
Marie 10 isch Recovery of Money
Eira Mccollough " oklahoma
Railway comgam' Damages iar
Personal injuries
IT. NfNHH W AhN iAi4ilhH
lnsnrincc 60. Limited e london
Enslana Money Judgment on In
smanco Policy.
Firman T. Carswell Mfg ca. Va.
a D Bod Money Judgment
Mulhall siata Bank VS.. George A.
s,aman R,plaNn
Guthrie savlnrs Bank. a corp Va
y N Kinoaid H. a. Klncald. W
4 Kineiid A. y Klurald. To fot
aside fradaisnt decd aud 10 order
sale of said farm 70 ny plaintiffs
Judgment
FlrIt state Bank n Guthrie. for
mery Guthrie SAVING nank. a corr
poratlon ~ y NJ Kincaid. W a.
klnefid 81 en- 10 declare a trust in
So 70 and sw IL. an IN twp. ~
= q vi and % subject sali land
(contlnued on rare 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
Corn Likker Acts
QueerIy In Manl
Cases, a NeW On e

Aromore. NOV 2y.--rhurman Jones,
negro diswasher At a downtown cafe
took drink 81 corn iiquor a. an
eaa, side eoaiectlonery lac, night
about eight o'clock.
This morning at ESQ O'Clock he
was found sleeping IN the library of
J. A. Madden, retired farmer who
owns one Of the finest homes In the
southwest section. A. the police
station the negro could not rtmember
what had happened during the night.
Nothing In the house had been dis
turbed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
OKLAHOMA CITY TO
WAR On RATS

oklshema city Nov 27-Ths OK
lahoma city health department. Dr.
Vary W Townsend. anpsrlntf ndent.
Hill conduct a rat-killlng eampalrn
IN December. q vas announced to-
day IN which Il Is proposed = sr-
iermlnite every nt IN The city N
possible. II Is estimated by Dr.
Townsend that q costs 81 % main
tain every rat IN the city fsr one
1ear and Is th're are probably q
good many rats ihs waste /. net dlf-
ficult % figure Poison vii BE- used
IN the Efforts 20 kill the rats. aud
details VII D. erplsinsd - there
viii b. no danger from the poison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
WAL TON COMMITTEE ON
FARM LAWS TO MEET
Whiishuxt Of Aggie Board. Is
Chairman of the COMMITTEES.
Meet In Oklahoma City
Today


0k'ahama CO. NOV 27-A CON
miites fornsd by ] c walton.
foss rnor elect 10 dra1 farm ieeis-
laiion % b. presented 20 the ninth
oklah ma legislature was 70 NEE,
,oAay 81 The state capitol 60 lay
v,sn. for their work According 20
memAr rs q she committee. the
NEE sars ~hlch win probably be
presented 20 the legislature wilI I'M
eiuds 81 snd -discriminaflcn law e.
warehouse bili grain grading act
and law rshahiitaiing the state
market commission.
Seven members = the c7m 7mm.t,fe
were named directly hy Walton.
wfe inHracicns 20 select fourteen
more Thoss nsmed by the COVER
ro--eiect are Ceorre Wilson Of
stllWatsr I'd Rtssr ~ Hydro. ~
@ miller q Norman. II b Converse
- 0keene. 2 a. LaRtfr o OKLA
homa citr Prank csrpn inter- q
DridrrpsFi and John A whhthurst,
lrfsiaeni - TIE STATE board e sgri-
culture
~ the fourteen cpmLitfeemfn
sercifd hy them. seven have accept
ed They ave Lee Thurmond a.
Aioka. A. y Duke o. Terrell W
=. Henry of Putnam. william Oar
nsIi a. A-spiho Charles TrTery of
Goa gate. G. n. Mills q Stroud and
A y Whetvcrih q Carmen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
Boy King To Wed
Girl He Never SdW

Peine Nov 27-il.uan Tunr i7. depased bo, emperor
of China will be married Friday according % The
toms of the old Manchu dynasty Chinese princess
year has junior upon whose face be has gazed
Ills only information about b., future wife, Cleaned FROM
newspapers through The all u tutors that she rides
bicycle studies English aud seus
Ills first glimpse Of her the Princess knuo Chin 81
daughter 81 Prince kno Chin 81 will when she IS
,eiled during the ceremony which clock Friday
morning and lasts several days
Along richly earpeied roadway. guarded BY soldiers
of the Chinese republic the bride will be carried from her
home golden sedan chair through laqnered gates the
Forbidden City IN PekinR where IN soers decorated IN
imperial yellow she viii be received y officials of the Aanchu
dynasty who viii hold style recalling the days Of the
empress dowager.
Carloads Of presents q jade silk porceans Of price
ess value the gifts pouring from al parts
Of the empire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
Over the Wire

London A new Greek cabinet 20
take The place of the ministry n
Mr Zaimls las heen formed. ac-
cording % Rfuter dlfpatch
oea-saaaes keaseerO
New York AFRO organization "
nclals announc 4 an Internal onal
motaFiess giid.np and soaring r|ght
mps tlfion wili a. hold lu lsnu
airy pofs,shiy On the 0fmond naitona
beach in Florida
na--aes.s N.s.asse.so
saui.ago. Chile Ansihsr earth-
Qu b. was reported
t--e~-s~--.-.a-..sN aa.-se-a--a=.mO
MarQuets. MiOh Futon coHylcts
es-apsd from The Marquette branch
prison.
oa--e-= n-s- %
HtmphN1 Tex 4i.mm Knox. plon
Ger lumbsrman ~ Easiefn Trxts Nns
found shot dead a letter addr aaed
Z, BIZ mother VAS 90 a table naar
tho body
. Ne.-----=ee--n
Brooknns. M4es Kate Rmn Cor
81 years character acirf -, did
x---=~----s =---eo
stftiln Tho Muenchsn. new Norih
German Lloyd pasonefr ftesmCr 81
1900 tons. mas launched
o-=--n n----e---o
Adrlanopie The last - ihe Greek
esndarmea have LIT Adrianoqlol it
VAS learned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
" ABlSiI TRAIN N
DiItil, fOtn INJURED

kirhsvlils, Mo, Nov fife our PEE
sons we're injured when three coschss
on the Wabash passenger trsln No
70, snroale from o. Paul. MINI. 90
81 Louis ~sfs dsfaiisd near Manalrd
eighteen miles southeast from here.
one coach aid down an embankmsnt
The injured viii recover u was said
The cause of the accident has not
been determined
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
Tiger
No
: HuHer
> ssssiafea rr~.sA
Ar n hNeaas pslsate eff.
Fnr 81 Nev 81 u~es -
q ~ FfHHes that already
haa ifks ~ democrats a.


sell az feratigsas ea ia ssnsis
floos aad criticism ifem tho ufluah
government UefNs eiemenceaa
fiEsr q France lada4 dashres hr
would speak hia l|eee out ia b. ewn
waY na maitaf whem he ufferaea
The Frsnth pfsmief 4 uar aara.
pss learned iodaY hss received fet
ems ef ielearamt ffom friends snt
sell shsfa 80 Franse arslnw hlm 60
tone dseu his femaFks - that h
sin noe offend lefitn - ths na
tlon De eame iu ain nus teisFiaat
ufset blm q taY thinss that Ans
tea wants Is hear sHh s. espsalsnl
i dd noi come here % ~ ssfe
isnt Dlsmenraaa declared ehan us
received this neasase Z came & len
the truth I dld nat gamv e. saY
pleasing lhlnFa hal 20 Say the thlnss
thai would he = value ln ~ pad
menl % holp greaeryo lha pears n
the wnrli
have newer haen eampfomlsr
Now that have one fiet "a me sfatu.
least ~ ail w'll make aaerlfee 20
b. espgdiouf doat want saesssa
81 expsalsatY
naaldss. che lslesfama Cirmsnessa
has had rerenai suggestions ifam
men - importance az 10 haN he
should eoudact ~ ssli imposed tstk
y seeking American competition in
settling ihe Old Wofld alfaenltiea
Tp enc ehl susenftsd plan 10
hlm 10 New York yesterday iust het
tore he iefl tor chleago. whore h. II
% speak Tuesday the Tiger replied.
ehpplus hlm 1n the bach
That : a road mission tor sou Z
maY BE- wr1ns bnt must dsilser ny
message "a ms uwn way u1 matter
vho diaiihea IA
q vas lctFuea today that Ci1msn.
esAa was considering some chances N
hlp lilnerarY oua place thar be- 70
eansldefIng adding Il The mlnlas loea
~ Ciemenceal. Ar'tona
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
CABLE OUT or COMMISSION
TO GUAM; WHO CARES

New York Nov. z7.-iAn lnterrup-
ton of " Nldvsy-Cusm cab,e
communication cutting or all cnm-
munication By that route with Guam.
the PHILIPPINES. China. Japan ana
the Dutch East Indies. wss an
nounced today By the CculmerciaI
Cable company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
FlRE DAMAGES COLLEGE:
REoio Roog DESTROYED

New YORK. Nov. 2T-Frs carry
today tessroTsd the ridio rooms ans
ths chszical ieooratory a. 81 Johr's
coIiege. brooklyn Ons hundred
priests wee drlve- gron ihei.
eaartsrs - iha rAnsE. Tie dinssf
vas estimated a. s-e9e9o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
BODY or MISSING nov
FOUND IN HAYsrbcK

Mani Nov - The mystery sur-
rounding the disappearanoe three
wests 40 of John Rogers. Is ysar
Old son Of NJ. and Mr. Manisy
Regfrs who I've near wsich. was
partly cleared Sunday about noon
when Dee Powell, = farmer. stumb-
led On the badly aecomposed body
of the young msn IN a hay stack, On
the Aiya Stewart farm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
MASON IIDIHS
IsstE WiI.kOt r ORDER

Nsw YORK. NOV 27.-The Mason
Builders association today issuse a
lockout order 70 ia 12s memberz.
ordering them 70 pay or a. brick
Layers employed By them .. 5 p. n.
tomorrow as protest against the
b.lckiUsrs' refusal % work xith IN
depsuden. lEborers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
JUDGE CHiS. SMITH DE-
LINERS MisIEluN ADDRESS

II hk address Yesterday morning
- ~ Meas Welcome Bible Ciass
= ire Frsi Ntthstllt church. Judge
caaries G sm'th rare mastery an-
a.ysis q Stoedards great book The
Revolt q CuAzstion Nearly one
hurirei uer were ir attendance and
a. appreciated his lhsugat proFolanr
address
Mex Sunday m1rzinr. Frank II
Mcs1lre vii scdrsEf the ctass. sus-
sect The Tnai a. Jesas fncm Law
Te-s standpoint
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
sIvgn olr ~ slAsr

Aibuqusuue y A. nov 81 The
rst - dead 70 ihe explasian ln mime
80 of me Albuaaerlue csrillea
Coal Company a. Madrid y a. about
flfiy nil north aud eat % here ~,
iefdaY afternoon. remained az seven
to'af. bat ne humber x iuiur 4
sas revised n m about 50 10 "a
Ouiy teentf men wers n the ullna
a. the ume o. the explosion and al
usra klllsa 81 injured officials oi tho
e1mHany declared today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
BINDING SNOW STORM
HITS ILLINOIS

pana. H. Nov. IA binding
snow feli in this section o. Illinois
today The snow wiil relieve the
water shoriage. 81 was said. which
this section q the state has Nced
for number of daye only deep
wea supplies q water have been
available. end great inconvenience
hss been caused 70 users of steam
and hot water heat schooh were
forced 70 c'ose several days because
ef the water shortage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
HOW ~ Ill,S ENFORCE
I'M HOOII LAW

ccnslantlnoulo. NoY III Under the
Turkish prohibition lav all siroh0lio
liquors N the country viii - couils
Gated. on shipped abroad. al persons
convicted ~ manafaetarlug importing
or selling aplriauus beverages viii
be- fined aud lailed and those found
intoxicated will be liable 10 impna
onment from three m nths e. tao
years
Offender occupying Forfwmfnt
positions viii Forfeit their offices
There wlll be- no appeal from these
decisions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
Bonus Measure To
BE Pit Up To
Former Soldiers First

o. sHer,s CIty. Nce. ef-A refer
endur 81 the question e state
kon0s sor formsr seidlens - 70 be
ssssf - ths Au'srsssn lsslen
awone "a rnerahershlp n peSsr'esr
a ~as oeslsec al = u'eefina hes
Yessersss e ths executive commit
See - she oklshor'a department
IRE referendum ~sn he ssartec
peesresr fssh vita reples At the
state hsacaaarters here net l.,.sr
thar December etth. accord ~ 70
a resolgti1n passed ~ ths eSrsmit-
tee TIE eorrlttee alsc Nctec to
@vrk for complete hosritai Or
QarEst|on In the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
ANOTHER DEATH Cal SID
BN DROPPING AUTOMATIC

Shsrmsn Texas. Nov 27-R I.
Csruthsrs 80. prominent attorney
former city attorney % sherman.
was si1ost instantly KILLED this
morning when he stumbled en- the
stairway a. his home snd dropped a
nis;ol which vas discharged when e
struck tha floor The bullet psne-
tTated his abdomen. Hs widow sni
five chidrsn survive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
son DEFENDS MOTHER:
KILLS IIiS FATHER

Memphis. Ncv I Petsr sanni.
lppo waa ahoi and Killed N he home
here Saturday nighi and Albert Saga
lato. hla steps0n. surrendered q The
police. saying that he had fired on
his stepfaiher when the latter Nas
mia'reatlnK hls mpther
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
HOUSE SAFEGUARDING
FUTURE DEALS IN SHIPS

Washington. Nov 17.-Wlthoat =
record vote. the house today elm
mated from the sdministrafion ship
ping BIZ a clause which would have
permitted the shipping board to seii
any vesseis u the government
merchant feet without sdFertlsing
cr nop competitive bids.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
GIVES LIRE FOR DOG

Ninneapoils. Sov O. = Edwin
Brandt "a. 5snior high school student.
vac drowned N q lake near here to-
day. while attempting 20 save ~
dor which lrke through the thin
Ice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
NOTED BALL PLAYER
DEAD IN oHlo

0By Tle As.e~iafsd pfessl
Portsmouth. O.. Nov 27-'Ausiin
McHsnry. outtelder q the st.
Louis National league baseball club.
died a. bis home a Mt Grab near
here this morning. IL recently had
undergone en- operation IA a cincfn-
natl hospital for tumor of the brain.
McHenry wss stricken while playing
ball in Cincinnati He was 81
years Old aud leaves a w.d0x and
two children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
THIRTY LIVES ID%T
WHEN BOATS COLLIDE

Buenos Aires. Argentina. Nov ~.
Thirty four ives were lost IN 3
collision today between a launch and
a ferry boat IN the Parana river nsar
zsrstf Northwest = Buenos Aires.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
ELKs TO INSTALL
OFFICERS TUESDAY NIGHT

Installation q officers and lnifia-
ton u candidates = cardsd By local
Elks lodge No. tzs. Tuesday night
All members are urged to be present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
INCH or SNOW FALLS
~ OLD ILLINOIS

Peoria. lli nov. z7.--An inch q
heavy. wet snow with more fainng
greeted Ptofisns this morning. Il
being the frat 70 fall this season.
a three inch fali Is forecast. 20 b.
followed BY warmer weather.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
REFINED SUGAR GOES

New YORK. Nov. z7.-The Penn
s7ivznia s1Tsr rt<ining company to-
day advanced The price o. refined
sugar from 7io 10 TO : pound. a
neE hish rscofd fos the year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27

AIbany. Ca, Nov z7.-gnow feii
here yeSerday for the first tine IN
seven years. The flakes melted al :
most as soon - they struck the
wet ground
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-27
Female Gland Grating
Is Old Game Here

Frsneaco, Nor. z7-The first operation in female
gland grating performed two inmates of tho
San QBeur pnteniiary three years DR. J. Stanley.
resident physician the prison sad today discussing reports
received from Paris the subject and telling of
recent operations
The operations Quentin have shown les satisfactory
results thar tho performed DR. Stanley said md for
iris they generally discussed
TIE female afersfiilsi gland has been tranplaned into
sles - throughout the United
during tie last three years said DR. STANLEY 1he
gsuds lzd usually those q female sheep swine The
results fhe here almost negative except FOR
slight sy1pfoms almost six months after the opraii0B
Tie operation females j. usually in the nature #
grating rro snd not the improved method of injection of
vital substance which the place of the knife IN
operating o. males -