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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-07
MANCHESTER CENTER

Miss Lena Landon OF East Dorset
Is in town for a few days.
Francis b. Flynn OF Rutland Is
bus ness visitor here this week.
" Mrs. V. II. p. Brown OF the Equinox
was in town over the week end.
Mrs. Irving Conner was business
visitor in Bennington Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bacon were
recent Sunday visitors in Rutland.
Parties from Brookline. Mass,
were Sunday guests at "Ene.hurst"
Thomas p. Powers OF Bennington
was a business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. A. l.. S. Oryis OF New York
city was a recent business visitor In
town.
, Mrs. n. F. Mcqueen OF New York
has been in town for a few days this
week;
, Thomas II Griffith OF Hanover, n.
H., was a recent guest OF his father,
Edward Griffith.
Isaac L. Williams OF Exeter, y. H.,
Is spending season as the guest OF
friends in town.
: Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Phelps of
South Dorset were visitors in tnis
village Tuesday.
Miss Laura Steele has gone to New
Work City Nlere she viii spend the
month Of June with friends.
Mrs. J. F. Hilliard and jamie and
SareA billiard OF Rut and we're re.
cent guests Of relatives in Troy.
James Warren of Bronxyille. n. Y.
has rented Mrs. r. d. Stelles cottage
on Shepard avenue for the season.
Mrs. Claude NJ. Campbell has re-
turned from East Orange, n. j..
where she has been a guest OF Mrs
Sands.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert X. Edgertou
OF Bennington were recent SUNDAY
guests of Mr.. Edgerton's father. W
b. Edgerton
There wi be a food sale Friday
afternoon at 2;3O at the home OF
Mrs. Mabel Hemenway. for the bene
III OF the d. A. X.
Mrs. f. +. Fish accompanied n,
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Common anC
daughter, Margaret were Sunda,
guests Rutland.
Char es r. Ames. who has been .
week end guest Of relatives ant
friends In Rut and and Fairhayen re
turned home Monday.
Mrs. John Jacob Gun,Ner and son
John Jacob have arrived and hav,
opened their summer home, 9TH,
Elms. for the season.
Frank NJ, Pearson OF New Yorl
city was recent week end guest a
the home OF Mrs. Pearson parents
Ma and Mrs. f. c. Perkins
Mrs. J. Clarence Bacon left Tiur
day for Branford. Conn. where sh,
Will spend some time as the CUES
OF her brother and his family.
John L. Given OF New York citv 4
spend ng several days in town gel
ting his summer home, THE Gables
lin readiness for the coming season
Mrs. Tyler Clough went to Burllnl
ton Tuesday where she will attenI
the annual meeting o. the Gran
apter. o. h. s., which viii talk
place there Wednesday and Thu,
Ida.'.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-07
Vases.

The vases which we now use for
flowers are q survival Of the ancient
days Of GreClnn convlvlalIty, when the
Weather people had wine cups Of ev'
ely conceivable size aud form. The
original name OF these cups was
vase" aud designers Wed with one
smother to produce intricate designs.
With the. passing Of the great feasts,
he v0ses We're used for ornamental
purposes. The flowers were added TO
decorate the vase.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-07
understnndInn.

To rceille that we don't undeN
stand everything Is understanding
AtchlsoT Globe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-07
A sian Of the Times.

Woman is never SO happy as when
she wants somethlng.--Bllghty, Lon.
don.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-07

Get il under cover in record time.
Cut down your labor cost Eliminate
repairs.
You can do il with Louden Hay
Tools. Simple design and strong con.
struction make them trouble-proof,
even in the hands Of inexperienced
help.
They're making good" in thousands
OF bams-theyW make good In yours.
The Louden line includes sling and
fork carriers for steel or wood track;
grapple and harpoon forks; sings;
track and track fittings; power hoists;
field stackers and specialties.
Louden equipment costs less than
the loss of a ton of hay. Try Il out
this season. Ii will save you time,
labor and expense. It will help you
save the crop!
Come In and let US show you the
'''e' X. w. MYERS & SON.
Tel. $50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
The Countess and the Pitfalls of Translaons other Stories

HoseoH. Sept > s-Ilivher edaea-
iiou having been The rrrlisre - TIE
comparatively weii-fs-do. b Russia
fhe offices ~ fbs American Relief
Admiansrsiion here are crowded with
Prneesses and sn occasional Countess
For fhe 4 7 A needed numerous
staff 81 translator and f0urd them
among The edBesisd young women of
'bf city. many ~ whom were sdorsea
rft iitles.
They did wel. for the Esxl..h got-
f-res,es who Wfnf out - Kasz's n
10 I'D days before fbs var were
conscientious Tpurg wsmen. and
worked hard But 3 translator often
haE his ow1 post n view a. 70 what
Is worth irznslsflug. zad eemefiues
sise s1Gsing errors creep in- One
Foa1g wonzn. q eouufees. wh0se dutr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28

some one ashore or risk swimming
FOR iif Then oar hopes were sbat
tered. for an undefeurrcul caught our
submerged planes aud fusclage. and
faster than We could near the land
We were pulled away from Il Quick
81 Il faded and our hope sank We
were utterly helpless aud 81 the mercy
u the wind aud the tide
The above sentences are taken from
ihe long and thrilling narrative which
records tie terrible experiences u
Captain Norman Macmillan and Cap.
tain Mailins while afl0af for "a hour.
On = wrecked seaplane in the Bay II
Bengal They were engaged b.
rouud-the. world flight organized by
the Daily Ncwa
Suddenly We noticed an alteration
fconunued On PAGE 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
NO FUNDS AVAILABLE;
NO PRECINCT CHANCES
Election Board Finds It's Up
Against a Financial Barrier.
Old Lines Are To
Stay

oalne 70 nek of funds 20 cover
tie Increased cos oc toldlls ihe
election and cover the oapouse o.
re-reeislraaon a. an voters adu-
uoaal booths. ballot boxes. eic the
c-unis election board Al q meetnr
Wednesday decided 1ai 10 rfdIs rirt
me cliy and iarre loaaty precincts
Ell ihls time
Additional booths uill 81 provided
% each sarse prr,laet and every ar
atsertnt ride e. expedite ihe
casting and coanfias OF me yo.e
The new alsri,is niii he crtaied
ani re-rruftmiion provided Tor
aar.ne iho coming fsel year 50 al
% De- 90 read reis for he ee,i een
,rli primary and election
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
DRAMATIC acrHua ATTEND
coHsrAHriNG'a OVERTHROW

Athens Sept - King Cons,aa.
'luea ahdiea,ion came after snmsto
'eenes with ,he palace surrounded -
en angrf mob of rotoluilonats as.
mRnied hla aeihfonement
u was NOT until the mob threaten.
ed . selfa lhe peeaa u he soyefolsn
lhai an emlssafy appeared a. uia.
daa ~ iha palace and announced ,ha
atd.catlon
Cen papoalaa had prev oualy besn
soni 20 treat with the royoluiianIsts.
bui flni'uE his ehireatles unayallinr
.oIaod their cause himself The Eov
eminent sent second envoy bat 'as
mob eaa otdumia ioclaflns
we are resolved q dethfous ne
aulhof Of ofeoee'a misery
Constant ne addressed ihe fallon
ine mesraEs fo fhe Greek peopla.
Welding 20 The aolamnly esuresisa
Hill ~ ihe Gfeok people roiurnei 10
Greece "a December 1890 and reas
almei mg royal duties drlarsa
iheu and ipah a solemn oath. that 4
would respe fully observe The afils'ss
caniInusd On faes -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
JUDGE COTTERAl RESTRAIN
BANKS FROM LIQuIDATIMG
Money Due Federal Government
ard Indian Wards Must
First he Paid. Is His
Ruling

A temporary ordtr aas issued ~
ludee John II Cnisrai in federal
couu here restraining Ro, Waioctt
aste bsrk commissioner frem dis
ifhu,lnr sny funds q failed asie
hrks unul sn Foeeremeni cisims
ars urst lqu.daisj The order ap-
piles specifically % ne following
hanks Fft nafk 90 Hoffman.
Rsek of coln The Chaiunoaxa
s,asc nink. The lnak of n no. The
Farm s state Rank 81 ktnsn. The
First state Bank n Dannf fbe
STATE Bank q s,rasiora. The Rank
- Commerce ~ sulphur The Cor
mcroial Rank q Ei Reno. The "a
ahoma STATE Bank of Cadlo. The
rnt 0an nink q 0syicn The
Farmers Stale Bank of Park HUI
Bartlstvile state Rank the rrs
State Bank 81 Clarta. The Farmers
state uaak of CAmanehe Yale state
iara. THE Central State Bink pf
Mustorca
A date Or hearing has been sci
FER October al Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
IHl~ MI 7 THNTN
AWAY S2.000 II NOTES


sIrinEfieli Mas seq es-F n1-
ing TIA; Be has throws away 1uns rn-
~ national bank noies a-noarlnr 70
s2e'f believing them q - wcrfhisss
william 3 So-cz. foreman q a hr DE
coufr1ctiun Esng todsy scmstted fhsf
ne Joke was or hu uhsr - vas ir-
formed thsf The rotes vs-s rsrot shls
The bib were fpar6 turka6 spsy fn
. hrdEs PIER rhst rzs belnz rzzaz and
Es-s par = q .ef - {lsg 90 teIers.a
20 have ae-r s.olsn rtls - -o-fs
fruz h'ssAi-xrur tc hz1fs were-a
NssrachusuEuetts. Sourh aas r1t
ofher work1uer. nosirr that fte tIs
ve-s HrEgnet s-sssz theuss,rs. -
tsHs-sl ssvs - f.rcrinr men 81 fss
stree ard wstehinr pe-r.as scrz-ss,
for her. Thsr we're X Ss-s- ns-
ticrs from = 70 -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
PAPER Has ARTICLE
On DISTINCT ISIIIn
SERVICE OF MASUNS

4 Scottish Newspaper recently rc-
ceirod iu Gathre contaIss ar interest.
irE article on four Mssans. men te-s
oi the lodge of s. Andrew. craI
Scotland. Who have rendercd d'silr r-
qlshed service as wembcrs ~ thIs
waf d-iames fraiernai order TIE ar
ticie s illustrated
lnciuded "a IRE f,u- refs.zn 'sss
masons is Thomas Cufhtert father 81
NFF J 2 Simpson. q Ardmore Nr
CHihberi was made q Mssou o. Der-
enher p. is5s. sas hss STAINED sae
on &c % senior warden Hs hsf a.s,
nerher q TIRE iofre fr g yesf,
egaslied sy few Nztoas ln the word
The combined Mascr fe.s.or ..
he fosr men IS over .s7 wears. vlrs
re combined ages IS srrar3. - ~
years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
Big Usage Indian
Chief Must Pay
Wife Huge Sum

ponos cits. sept es-Alneuy Ia
the sun 81 nfty thousand dollars
vita sttornsy ices % seven thousano
five hundred collars ~as grantee
panseY Poimenden. pretty Ka~ g.
cian siH % - years % sse fror.
cserpe poimonoon. ~ho Il has been
elair'ed. 5 ere q the~eslthless Of
shs Usage tr.os Re is sad % -
~orth H'iiaen dollars sne e have
a. income - thirty theussna a year
Ire airl claimed poirsnucn per.
saaasa her % cave seheol q marry
Him. promising q divide rs prop
ersy with hsr. infloelty was ths
srouns for the ssvoroe Nh. Pei.
r'onson claiming that she caught
her husband with another woman IN
pa~huska.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
GUTHRIE HI B0OTERS TO
MEET ANCIENT ENEMY
Accidents To -Four Of Our Best
Players Lessen Chances OF
Winning Prom Oklahoma
City Team To-day

Cu.hrs football tars aho Rtre
h,,8 es.fse- ana seere.,it, Isl
.......s 80, r,r
"-'hf's '''''' T"
manf ~fi dsieais q ihe hanas %.
ihe oslah ma tefh hitA.
setooi tie'ea We're 'easia ta'F
eimmea hy the aaneaa p iA'a
WEDNESDAY a.sh. q y r A'ans.
coach. thar i'ar Of zoe most e an'e
m hffR oi the h'ae Hpa WINE
o.l.,,e. ~. +. ..,.s
i. .-t-
u Ltar's 70 ao4aafr. i 1AHoa
is2-y.af fiicf man. 81. are cen
irAl n tairfaR iu'ibaek ana -
No1i % 'fii saAra being oa ihe he'-
rii-i Nss
No,wass,anainr th.s sriba0s Goa b
yoaas ana ~ Ain Nuln npsessed
fss.r oa.n.o, ana Guthrie aoaid -
t- ~. nsh, - IS ihs set - uuts
The cuthrte team arcomaan.ta by
iasge fsrk ~ hackers w.rt 40
80 aeaa S'if oa ias esiPeA ST
'n'.i e. A4s Re 'a''4.-ii'A 81
lmpt naihg s'ra-t.e 'teAlfa ei t'f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28

n s1S N-s c-zrenos Bcys repo--
the sir-t e flns so e he we-.s-
sast sfoEritsl ttif week
Nr ard Ms Gas Foliz arn.ri.e .
ne bz--b q . azhT xslzfser. Ma
Ez-st Lo-e-.a
~ and Ers se1rr Bohc1 -
Bread az ths kzvry psresis e Z
zen s11 haf rou-s aztT b5T. go
sZn1sF -nc---r
~ ard E-E Ee1-T ~ Bsso s1
aarzas ne ts-zt q 2 - anz : azf'
rsor11 SCI. E@rrs-se- -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
CUBA 10 ASK
BIG FOREIGN LOAN

Hara1 sm % Appcbsfion -
10 N1oaaeoo foreea loan 20 Aqm-
f s ihe regardless neatnE lndabt-
cinnss vas 30 81 early ihs uorn-
.nr hs ths hoase - Representative.
s - 4 Adlo1rnmrut Nas takoa e.
ihrea q iock aflfr sfan had beea
ma1e De- d.fcussnr fhe various
articles o. TIE bnl which rust BE-
approved seg rafsiy before the
measure can be cent 10 he senate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28

ff.,n a. % 0peniaK u the
nsaes confsrspss the uatsauals
shall oeeapy all slrasvtleal lssasA IN
pfdsf 20 schlsve me psoslaloos of
ne aauonallsl pact rsxardin2
Thrase
Al nrlilsh forces nov euroa,a
fhlu he recalled and he Hrai.a
thah abaiain from fafuf ing tss
nte'rti sonsa
3 The natlomllsla shau o.capy
Fhfaoe before ne peaen eonfsrsf e.
: The uai.onallsis reserve tAe
nEa' % eohiest veriaio other posala
in iho allied pofpaaals
9 The nailouallata obiaet e. ne
demllllaftail0n of rhraaa ana Mar.
Mora hut 40 objection ls raised 10
Iafliiiea'lon oi ihs pledanellea
Soviet nussa. Ukraine and an
countries bordering on lbe nla,k "a
fhall hp 20 lhe caalsrenes
ga ihe eveat Of acceptance n
ne forsiga .onditIou no national.
mia aFrse ia "a arml4ties ,suteruaoe
az Mudania with iho allied eeasrals
Three DAYS after ma nuaania
conference Che proposed peaoa nsto.
'htlous shail hsEIa Ia amyfaa
lsea rtaha. commander is ehlsr
'n ihe weaisfn front slli represent
he nat.oual.sta al ghs afmht.ea
'onierfn.e whIla MusisphA kemal
iAshA Wul ~ spokeamsn o. tha
Hmffha ooufofsnce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28

sipk atsighi submarine campaign.
During the war merchant seamen
on unnamed ships DID not rank for
pensions or compensation under any
naval conditions Their work in
manning food ships was accompanied
with great loss 9f life. and the Prime
Minister. through Mr Wilson. gave
~ undertaking that in The event ~
tieiory tho first payment from Ger
"a preparation money should be for
compensation - the dependents ~
ihis class n seameu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
NAN. VINO KILLED
tOt SI\. ~ CAUGHT

ifae White, lorsd Y0Hih uhD
shot and Alllei ha cousin. Eues
Franklin sunday following quar-
fel over mousI ha h,sn apiund
at paaLusra
The ahsrin q Oaaas coanif r
oeivot a vine description ~ tba
slayer and made lhe arrest sbcHu
hobefis1n atni 70 psNhusks toda5
70 identify the man and brrg hm
back here
TIE killing occurred near rtn-
dian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
eRUcEs ERE BACK FROM
ODD FELLOWS MEET

Grani secrstarl Bruce cf ,hs Osd
Fsi.ovs aua Mrs Brace -starree
from Detroit Lass n'Eht xhers ihfy
had o~en 70 af'rs = uoe up3- llss
r.neiY -eighth annu.l ssss.on * fhe
soFfre.sn Grsnd Le8gs q taat
OrcsT TarT vfrr ecne 20 reekt
htEe aHaT fhef visited e. ct.ozro.
81 gosrph sn1 TC7ska The sorsr-
s.rn Grad Lo1ge pln NEE. next
lesr ln Cincinnati
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
fIOGcEiiS 40 M .ININ
IIuL 10 PLEAD

silllNalor Sent .N y rellm nary
hoarlnga oi three Cuahlng men. John
Foster Bert " Salmon and q ~
Holmes set for Wednesday before 3
y Jones, saltwater Justice n Le
peace, was continued until Thuradsy.
October 3. by agreement ~ eounfel
The three men who are charged 81
Walter ha3hees Cushing attorney
VIII aave been members of a party 81
about thirty men who took hlm % iho
country near Gushing and whipped
and tarred aud feather1d him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
1. :. DISfnOiTRs 10
60 10 CONsIlNiiNOPlL

Norfolk Va Sept "a prepauHoas
for che dIsDaiehlnr of ig dsainofals'
ordered ~ lhe nasg department q
proceed % consianilaopls 9efe b. rs
completed here early Today
felertlon ef the destroyer q. aa.
asriood 20 be- under ths dlfeeiha
q Admiral laha y Mcdonald sr
mandlnr ihe bai,lsship force 6, ,aa
Atlantic fleet sbleh i naw 30 'ha
Nlwiula C8pes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
LOGAN COUNTY R0YS
WIN FAIR PRIZES
Henry Parks and Reuben Speok
elmeir OF Mulhall, Win
on Shorthorn
Calves

"Wednesday vas judging day fcr
tho storihara eaivs IN the ear fulh
a. ihe stats lalr. and Losaa coanlY
boys came up tne 20 form by lah
lng frai and second 10 ne two
best glasses
Reuben spoekelmlre loak first ou
his toai he0fvr Lavender isatuiy No
mons ln tho junior better calf c'asa
and Henry PARKS took second on hia
roan hull Ia tho junior huli cali elass
Tie hasa lnoa gra a. pride IN
showing .hsir cflyes
rha experience lH the beh part
q taa sa'f club wora Tho oampsu.
ton ihe Interested cloNda ard The
uncertainty put me boys % their
mftlle They worked under hbh
pr snre and lhoy learned valuable
lessons in very snort time They
saw their calves mderd hf che b.ai
Judges la tho world and placed
who're they belonged. on their
merits
They nirFied ~ b lte he bre
eru and their hfrllmen ani Ntfa
shown every courtesy raihsrs end
club snonaara from iusan eauais
were at ihe rngslda TO encourage
the boys and eonua'uIalo hem upon
winning
Thn lnostocA club hay ~ Today
w'll hp better sloehman ihan ia
iaiter, when ha comes TOTO hla oNu.
louorrpw heeaueo of the lr .nlnf
and oKper'snes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
Nine Year-Old
Girl PrayS tor Da ddy
Who Wronged Her

Ardusors. sept aa-p c hah
r.son. -. snafusd ~th stssatse, 81.
tense against hls nlns yssr cd sisp
asueh,sr near Wilson early Ia ths
summer, will 60 On trial IA d|sifiss
court shis Afternoon TIE Hits alfi
= ne~ II = state home a. pryor ard
~iil not be called here a s~ltnsss
nsfore shs ~as taken te ne state
home i~o months aoo. ths little
ulrl frequently prayed that Hdsdsy
be streno enough 90 stand the pus
ishwent thai he ls aolno 70 oct as
eordlna 70 Mrs. uffle wllsss. pfaba
tien effless. who haa charge ~ shs
little nlrl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
MANY KILLED MEX.
PLosioN NEAR GENOA

ny The Associated Press
oeroa, Sept 20 The entire navsl
garrison q, South po'conara Fort near
ssre, ic be levea % have been killed
" an explosion. caused - lohsalrs
which osttroyea everything within q
radius % ten miles. They are many
hundreot q wounded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28

sNii 70 test the validity of ihe cnr.
noraton liconsn tax iaw under which
more than 900 900 has been collected
vince luiv D according IN camnhal
Russell chairman may ho hesrd today
n nas announced & " King. assif
iant attorney general, and a y Fros
ling acting f0f fhe Woods Produce
compsny plaintiff have asked George
W Clark district iudre 10 advance
the case The tuli involves only o
question ~ law attorneys said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
ROBERTSON SAYS POiIIiI a.
MAITrRs COMPLICATED

sheriff - nnbsflson returned
iasi nishi from q bualness Trip 40 ne
east eide o. ne smis "a fsunsi
manf dsmacrais sappoulhx Flelds
and sma rpabiielhs sapportns
Waiion Jus tn1 gst q iine 90
ah9 = leading Sever sas - macy
sfgisa % . s1vsfaoF figai te'ors. 8
- so
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28

Z. vas q translate the Moscow paper.
Invariably added o lisf u the curre6i
theatrical entertainments. Based ou
Der previous training. this nas her
idea - real news one ~ Der notes
recorded fhai The Shaver u Seville
would he given in Moscow that night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28

OTTAWA Kan sept e The stork
overlook Mr and Mrs Forest d
Aaher near Oklahoma rs enralts
a. Kansas City motor car and sil
ihem a babY daasaier 90 their tent or
TIE tourist camp ground. in Farolt
PARK The baby ~ named lda Mlr
iee Asher
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
Families Of British
Sailors Get German Money

London Sept 2s-J liayelock
Wilson. member u parliament gen
ersi pre.ideni u The National Sailor :
snd FiremeD's I'niOu. has received
Cffieisl ngtiiiesii0n from the treasury
that 15fs0fsg = German rep1rsfiOn
money has been finally eafmarked
for distribution among the depend
enfs u 1900 British seamen who
we're doBe 70 death b. the German
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
Allies
Wdtchiino
Turks
BULLETIN

Washington. Sept 2S Secre
tary DENLY announoed today that
the twelve destroyers ordered q
proceed from Norfolk 10 Con.
stAnfinople. are the Hatfield
Gilmcr. Fox Kane. Hopkins
Bainbridgs Mcfarland, overton,
Sturtevant. King Barry. and
Goff The date Of their depart
ure has net We; been announced.
~FlFTN FOUR FORTY on FIGHT"
Washington. Scpi - The Mar
;iaa river. vhlch has within the isst
weeS cane to the front ls ne das 5
nras - tae unn 81 Enr3peao isrr.-
tory the allied Powers are vililng 20
eive he v.oiorious Turks Is aoscria.
ed a. Turkeys ~ffty- -fear-foriy or
neht ia au'isiia issued today fy
ihs national geographical society
TIE Martiza r. lac the Rhine be-
tween France ani Ctrmarq.
syznboi and houe 81 caa.snsion
among Bulgsr GreeA ans Turk. tie
eocleiy rsys EaoA 81 these tars
pocples has cisimed the Martsa
vAhey as belorgins to ll CA ehnic
grounds ana suca j. ne r1ciai nlz-
Up g ThrSse and the per ION of
Masccdonia which adlolns IL thp
esrh has az least come excust isr
Ns claims
Thrrcs has f,r fFc hundrei years
hesn IN he s1amo,oas rond.tca q
bang Ts-kish ;efri'ori ioms Chrr-
ian ihan Mohammsd nore a.
than Turk Mrrortr the rom
Turks-ron- Mohammedaas pcre more
ininlegsnt rad 'nora i-dust oas
ihsr ihs Noslfm. a fac, which has
heighieaea ne non Turkish sspsct
q ihe csantr9 ia spite o. She ssrdea
Q, heavy saxsiien. persocuuoa ana
massacre rhioh the noa-TurEs have
had placed on thelr shoulders.
More or less unoonscloasly ere
Turks seem. thraushont ihe.r icsure
q hair miaiaiem II EUROPE io
have oonssdtrvl themselves enea-ea
10 m.isary occurat5r n .he
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..aN.
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VIM Bowman 13. eS service man ff
Ardmore must spend tho reet Of his Mo
Crown Prince George Of Greece
who bad bofriendod him Robbery
was tho motive
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Oscar Van Nov charged slth rock
less driving and murder aa a result
was found guilty hy Jury IN an Ard
more court Wednesday uight and llfa
sentence IN prison imposed llo ran
De car into a family party killing two
sisters
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NepS Notes Here
And Elsewhere

Y waa Oklahoma city day az the
state far WodneFday. bat hundreds Of
hnthfie people attended 5000 peo.
PIC visited the fair yoaterdsy
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King In
HooSgow
BULLETIN

Consiantinople Sept 2e
Former King Conatantne of
Greece. who abdicaied yesterday.
Il reported % have been imprin.
oned revolutionariea n
Athen
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Ayiators Perishing Al sea
Abandoned HY Naive Brig

London. Sept 2s-" Below - we're
sharks: near the land cfoeodiles.
Would We float near enough 70 ground
onr inverted top hamper and signal
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Joe Martin 0f Moore wa killed Ia
sianuy late Wednesday when an iroh
bridge beam slipped hitting him on
the head.
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Rain feil 10 many places IN Okla
homa last ulrht and today bat the fail
was light and ~ little benefit
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Lioss TO BANQUET

fAh SCHOOL fNACHNrs
The Ll0ua vii siye q banaasl ios
the school tsaebefs tomorrow srea.
lag Al ths flrsl Methods, eharxh a
Toe.
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crawu Prince George of Grorco.
mounted iho throne today suceeedlnv
hls iather Constantine Who ahdleatod
VIM } nryan W % panlcinata In tho
Nebraska camnalgn this fall lie viii
deliver five addresses a day. beg nning
october lft
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y ,rUalc oUrposrs
8 Namaf kems
aiir mreian minials
Wednesday win 81
i'oealhts replr 20 lst.
ropoaals "a la under
ac toe fallewlnk Goa
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