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New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

pEI.AgfELD. MARY coLnMAN. "
70 pnarsnanee pne OF an order OF Honorable .rohn
New York, NOTICE rs f1EREBYO0 wy wv 20, 9.
10 70 al persons having claims against Ispp- -
sonnty cf New York, deceased, "a nr.... Us
smS ss,sls with Vouchers thereof "a 'ss,. si.
ssue,crinsrs. st their place ot transaetsr.
4 Burlsish their attorneys A. ynorns
Ssaar street @ IN TIE Borough OF Manhat.a,,
York, On, on or before Che asd day es Tsm laa
., Dated. Yn,. New York City. the 18th Ga,
@5oMN. @ ROSS DELAFIELD,
EDWARD c. DELAFIELp. Execussss
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West Side

59TH ST. 3s WEST Beautiful large living
room, bedroom. bath, kitehenstte; serV .
Ice, restaurant; suitcase. Cal! 10 y. II.
Plaza 6i60.
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sURRoGATEs, NnTIcrs

WILLIAMS. MAHJORlE is--Il Pf- lSSSss
. Sacs OF al oreseT of Hnnerabi Helm !,
Gohsl.gn suIsogate. Of tina Cosntv = ,
rev. rev losk' ,notios ss ksreby given 10 al
{vii;a.h haeing slsltsis against Marjorie l..
oseeased. 70 present the same. with voacj.
srs thereot, 10 the subscriber at his MA.
OF ttansacting business. at the off,ee : :
Farsons. Clossor q McIivalne. No e. WI.
IAN ~ & s'rsss res ,i y, Lhs Borough Of Manhattan.
"a "a sns Sgty OF New York. n. Y. on or be :
1924. go" oay OF July.
JosEpH HARVEY r.ApEw E,a
fARSoSSa cIs0SSON s. M,Ii4YAISw
torneys Ter Executor, Once end Past .
ol,ase 9, Adaress. 81 William Street. New
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= = =
East Side

10TH ST &c EAsT-Beautlful large living
room, bedrooms, bath; service; gen.
tlemen
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
Miscellaneous
HELP WANTED MALE

BOYS wanted In advertising agency to ran
light eirands Salary $40. Advancement. |
Call Room sos, 05 Madison Avenue.
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Stocks Ex Dividend

Date. Name. T. c
sept 30---A1r Reduction Co Inc ...-..
Oct all America Cables. Ino.... II
oct a~-American Steel FoundreH -.
Sept 3Or-Associated OIL Co. ..,.... =
Sept 29--Barnet Leather Co, Inc, pr =. &
Sept 30-- Bayuk Bros. Inc 1st pf 80.
Sept S0--Beech~ Nut Packing Co tenn. 40
Sept 40 do pf ..,...,.........., !.
Sopt 2s--C G c g. st L Ry CO..
sept 29-- do pr ....... .....,.,.s.,. ~
Oct Corn Products f.es Co i and y g
~ aa pl '''''''''.''
Sept 30--Fifth Ave Bank of N Y.., G
Sept 30--First National Bank. k.......IO
Sept 30--Gold g. Stock Tel Co. ..... II
Oct 2-Jones Bros Tea Co, Inc.
Sept 30--Kan City SO Ry Co pi. .. 1
Sept 2l-Kayser & co tenn vot tt pr 2
Sept 3o--Natonai Biscuit Co....,.. -
Sept Pm Y Central II II Co.....,. ii
Sept S0-~Niagarn Falls Po Co pf. ,... Il
Oct 9---Northern Pac Ry Co. ...... / /
Sept 80--0hto Fuel supply Co,..,. s
sept s0-Otls Elevator Co.
sept Sep, al 40 c;. .. xc, ....' ~
Sent 30--Pac Tel & Tel Co pf, f,... IL
Oct 2-phiiadelphia CO .., 4
Sept 40 do 6 y G pf...... pf II
Sept SQ--'fransue &c Williams ST rg Co. J.
Oct 6-~Union Bag & Pm Corp . II
Sept S0t--u Indus AL Co pr. ..... / !
Sept S0--W clearinghouse Air Bk Co...I
Sept S0-AWestinghouse FL & Mfg Co. -.
Scpt 5V--F 40 pI l
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Personal
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

BILLE--Checks o. X. Your mother is ill
Write. aWEETIE.
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Baltimore

ealss Omen High Low. Last.
sooo 9 i P Tel Va. 90 90 % %
ls00 Coal 400 100 100 100
2o6o Indiahotna ss,I0s Jos los IOs
5000 Moa idoa Z Val I SIS. Ss' sss 81 Ss e s. s.
9sS josS FOYER 9% '1doeH ld9E ld9H ldS 70 Z
zoe Sparrow 4as. 0ota 90ia a01a 90A
1909 I'm fdg 5s.... 81 81 81 81
;00o do ss, 1949. .lo3 10S lO3 1o3
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Miscellaneous
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
domestic Heia
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewclry. Etc.
FOR SALE

DIAMONDS bought and sold for rash
Advice srss. Bennatt. ia E'wsy. % fesY
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STAMP 900. superb. sn
ten ioose-lesf albums. eafalogued, 5000
Address H James, Colonial Hotel, York, Pc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
East Side Police
Chief Is Shot
BY Hi-Jackers

okmolsss. ssps. is--Jehs Haesn.
chief ~ police 81 slick. ~he va.
shet ard severely wounded On the
NasuFs read tvso nj - nersh ~ o..
mulose lass night. will receiver. az.
tendlna physielans stated today.
According % the story sold ~ the
wounded efflcer 81 = lceal hospitai
today, accompanied ~ hls wife. Ne
drove 70 okmuiuee 70 Inssssigsss
recent robberles AZ SLICK
Ne and Mrs.. Hagen were en- their
Nay 70 Slick when they saw a car
standing acna the read Chef
Hagen got out q Investigate. 4
man behind the ether car opened
FIRE, the trt shos eolna Wild, but
the second penstra,ed the offlesr's
rloh, hle. The chief returned ,hu
fire and his assaIiant and another
man who wss with him fled, he
said Mrs. Hagen drove her husband
back TO okmulaes Chief Hagen
esprssssd the belief thss the az.
tack was an astemp, 10 "es, me 90,
o. the way BY men connected with
the robnsrles al Slick
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18

consiaulinople, sept is.--The
entire british Atlantic fleet IL
being sent 10 reinforce the Medl.
terraneau SQUADRON for the pro
eciion " constaniinople. and the
Straits Of Dardanelles
This undoubtedly Will create
the most formidable armada of
warshipa ever assembled IN an
area Of like size. embracing the
most modern drcadnaughts. bat.
tie cruisers. destroyers. subma.
rinea aud aircraft carriers.
British officials here feel con.
fidcnt that the allied land forces
are not sufficient 10 check an
attack on the Dardanelles by the
Turkish nationnlists the com.
bincd fleet. together with French
and Italian war vessels, viii be
more thnn adequate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
Uncle Sam In Agin

Washington. Sept ls-War
department orders today detaeh
eel Major sherman Miles. field
artillery. from the artillery
school ai Fort Sill. and assigned
him as American military AZ.
tache NJ Coustantinople on Che
staff of Rear Admiral Brist II.
The officer WAS directed 10 pro.
ceed 10 his new post without
unnecessary delay
Major Miles u son of Lien.
tenant General Nelson A. Miles,
retired, and has had wide experI.
ence as a military observer in
foreign wars. lIc served In that
capacity during the Russian.
Japanese war aud vsa In Europe
when the war began Ia 1914. and
was Immediately detailed 20 OBJ
serve the conflict FOR the war
department.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
SHERIFF ADMITS NE
WAS A kLANsMAN
IN Hearing Before the Supreme
Court Gov Robertson's At.
iorneys Win a Point;
Case Grows Interesting

oklahoma city Sept ls--Fraak
SowenA sheriff of okmalsee ooaniy,
sdm ted he wss formerly a memb,r
o, ths Ka Klux Kan. bui denied thai
.Ae j. nov : memhcr. q the hearing
before the sale supreme oour, today
= defense testimony IA the case -
Which coveruor Robertson i seek
ing 70 disqaa.ify Dhprios judge
Rozarih Of oAmu.gee In the trial Of
.she eNca.iss on . bribery charge
Tne sherlffs admission waa made
os cross examlnaiion by counsel for
the governor y iSaick. attorney.
direo,sd MS questions toward. alleged
activities of the Nan IN okmuiect
oopnty and ne witnesses replied that
hs anaers,3ct che eitirens who wers
Esd 70 haze b.es eAippfd ~ere per-
sass g. . feTuie
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LARGE C0NS|STORY CLASS
TO Be HERE IN OCTOBER
New s2.oc0,0o0 Masonic Cathe.
dral VIII BE Attraction To
Many Who Have Not
Seen IL

unnsual Interest has eentered IN ihe
annual FAN reunl'n q oklahoma con-
sistory which O O. De held here flur
days bet inning October ? According
10 Temple Officials. the of son are
expecting one or the larges classes
since The war 10 take the imf rcssiso
Seotiah rite de. ai from the fourth
% the thiriy-aocons degrees
one ihlny thst is crysu'izinr IN :
teresi In the reunlon "a the new g.. :
ceo.o temple new under cbns,ruc-
ilon aud wh ca has not heen seen by
mo Scottish Rte Nafons since the
reunion held last srrinr The building
q completed as far as the exterior la
concerned aud rapid proerers q now
being made In prosoring the huge
stage aud iorlum. din " hall and
other fections q the structure hor the
reception of hair million dollars
worth q equipment and furnish ngs
II T. expected that the reunion viii
not only b. attended by a very larFe
class bat will attract a great many
members Who will review The degree
work and participate IN a splendid
program Of entertainment wh'cn is
being arranged
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.ENTOND[D MINERS
NOT YET REACHED
An Opening To the ArgonAu.
Is Made But New Task
Now Confronis the
Workers

jackson. CAL Sept fs-rhe epsn-
ING eonnsetins shs Kennedy mlne with
the Arsonaus workings, where ~ nen
have been snsomhed q ca,s, has been
enlarged to the full sirs nseessafy Cor
the passage Os the rescue crews. 4
vas snaounoed officially al e;ss
o'eloek this morning.
The great fsrce 81 the draft blowing
from the Kennedy into the Arponaut
rnsns lnosoatss that there Is no cave
In On the 4eoo feet level 81 tAs Arso.
nsu,. the rescue officials declared.
Crews q nsn we're heiolne the
Ventilatins doors or the 1890 foot
level 81 the Kennedy closed in 0rdes
that the draft would not rekinale the
fire IN tire Arpanout.
search for live men Or dead bodies
IN the Arsenaut will be started shers.
" after twelve neon. 4 Vas annoaneed
az 1880 e'eioek in a. oftleial bulletin.
IN the meantime tire rescue workers
will finish tiueerlno vp the ,ep o.
the opening between the two mines
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NEW YORK PLANS WAR ON BEGGARS; MANYARE WEALTHY

New York, Sept ls.--New York
viii cease 70 be a haven Of refuge
f0r weslthy beggars who ride 70 anJ
from their work in limonsines.
Besr carefully hsnd-iailored clothing
when Of duty" and maintain cellars
well stocked with goods not available
10 ordinary hoi poll0i. II the EDIT
which has gone out from the Office
81 Police Commissioner Enrighf =
executed That II viii be ! indicated
b. the extension and enlargement of
The NendieaHt squad. Higher-pali
sleafhs. with leaner. longer noses for
clues. and of generally higher calibre
than heretofore have been added -
the squad. Orders have gone forth
% clean ~ the esdgez - east
SIDE. west side and all around the
town
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The drive viii be especially aimed
At those unf0rtunaies who derive
from - 10 so day from their
psnhandling
Chauffeur in Trouble
Attention was focused on this class
through the troubles Of Horton
Malone. the legless mendieanf who
lived a the Hotel MARLBOROUGH.
Malone was sued for 500 legll
fee for alleged services rendered -
his ehanffear
The police drive will BE- started IN
the theatrical and shopping districts,
bot VIII b. extended to other psrfs
of the city. Countless confessions
from penitenf beggan who have ad
mifted earnings - high as 80
night during the fheater rush hours
mark this district as the greatest
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W YOU WANT FRGE
MAIL DELIVERY SERVICE.
PUT UP A nos

An dwc'ilnE houses. IN the future.
where free mali delivery ia nialis,
vii have 70 provide door-sl0, o. mail
rsoepticle Thls word was received
from John " Bartlett, frat assisunt
postmaster eansrai - poatmaatar
Olemith u thus behooyea al
househoIieru Who have not ALREADY
provided a NAH boz. % do -
instantly
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TOMORROM'S PROGRAM
At TIE FAIR GROt NDs

Al the fair Frounds Tuesday Il "a
q. IN. ludging starts in an depars
mefss' n e. m. I've stock juisinE
on track; D M. radio progrsr.
ica. hard conoert IN Grand stand
/ -. finishing live stock iadenf. ?
b m ponf races 40 community
ta.r swespsiakss p. m free Tor
en- derby; 2.is. bail game baween
Americaa Legion and Navna teams
Adr ,ssion 20 yates. grand stand
Guar - stre Ch. free io everybody.
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London Sept Is The British
cabinet held q conference today
over tho Near Eastern crisis.
Significance Was attached 20 the
presence ot the Earl of Cavan.
chief of staff ~ the army. Air
Marshal SIR Hugh Montague
Trenehard, and prominent rep.
reser'ative Of the admiralty, an
.of whom carried dispatches and
maps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
BALI. GAME At BtI.l PAIN
TUESDAY ifTER>OO>

The Amerimn Legion ball team of
Guthrie viii play the Nayina team
hers tomorrow az o'clocA No
oharfa 10 see this rlme. and u wlAl
be a good one ai that q IL part ot
the free fair program
The Nayina team "a tho uniiepuied
champion team of the county Tom
Montague is manager Of the visiting
team end has strengthened the line
up FOR the occasion Don't miss thls
game Blil park n. ialr grapnis
tomorrow at o'clock
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In spite of the large addition
made a. the womens hnildlns
there Is not . foot Of room -
spare and the educational exhibit
i the largest for years
Tie c.xhibii hy the Mnlhasl
schools attracts mneh attention
and the work shown by the man
ual training department Of ;hc
Guthrie schools is one Of special
merit.
The showing 81 fine hogs y
the largest snd best IN the his
tory Of the fair. the pens over
flowing and requiring the huiid-
inc of an annex
Following the closing Of the
entries the exhibits viii all l'c
placed tonight ready for the
work of the judges tomorrow
Judging in all departments viii
begin st 10 O'Clock and continue
throughout the day.
The live stock VIII al he
indeed on the track Ia front n
the grand stand whore al WIZ
desire can witness the work ~
the Judges while comfortably
sested and shaded.
Al | O'Clock the first radio
program will be given in the
Agricultural pavilion followed
hy band concert in the grand
stand and running races ineln,,-
ing pony races. community FAR
sweepstakes and county free Tor
all.
In addition 10 the educational
features Of the fair there Is a
fine line Of clean smusemen's'
T. W. weaver's famous swings
fcoriirsec &C Page -
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Troffer, Pleading
Isuocence, Sans
Way Out of Jail

McAiesser. okia. Sect. is-Res
}. c. Trottsr. Nethecst minister
held ea the charges 81 smbezzle-
meat of tanos from the Brooks ln.
ssisate Al fssrtshorse and for hls
~fe dessrtien. esesped from the
Pistshsrsh county jail sometinse 81.
tef nidnishs anc ~as foUno missing
fren his cell Noaeay rnornlna Ne
rad flee hls way oOs nav ns gained
time while serving a. a coca 10
tamper WITH cell bsrs anc outer
windows throuah which he made
re eets~ay.
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silver producing tract Ia the United
States for mendicanis
Brooklyn also j. 10 be given serious
consideration Among Br0oklyns
younger set lower Fulton street. io
the vicinity of the large department
stores. has become known a night ~
Gillette avenue " 4 young man,
aaked why be and his flapper friends
had thus designated the street. sail
They're Pretty Sharp
Why not call il Gillette ayenusf
You cant walk block on il after
nine O'Clock 81 night without beiny
asked several times by a beggar
Gillette me have a dime'' Gillette
me have . quarfer9' Sure, Il - Gillette
avenue.
II i estimated by the police that
there are IN the neigbborhood II
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FORMER LOCAL PASTOR
0UsTEO FROM PULPIT
Rev Buekner. Aged 67, fillel
Pulpit At Methodist Church
Here, Twenty Years
Ago

Many Guthrie people wll he tn
t,restsd In the following neWs dts
patch from Omaha Nebr Rev
huckufr woe pastor of the First NJ
f church So Guthrie twenty yars
aga ~ iet, here 20 1904 anA haa
Visited her, two ~ three times The
local church pr-spered under his
pastofae
OMAHA Sch seit rs Rev D
Rueknea 67.yr-o'd minis or who
was retired under protect. by the
slate MctAodht Episcopal church
conference here recently. Was on his
way 90 Chicago looking for a job
~ Is better 20 kil an old man
thar = young ore alid Bucknfr,
"evcn n am hat man
nuc'tnsr WIS ordered rG.rtd by
ths confer nee following his an
eiunesment hat he Wis al "es
oitsl sfioll ryc4ressiyo" auI thar
srtair portions of the iiibie 10 which
God 8 pictured as cruel arc not true.
Several members Of TIE oaurch at
Aurora Neh. where he was pastor
fof ,'fysn years. are said to have
threat, nei 20 leave the church a. a
rasnH u Buekncrs enforced retire
meat.
fmcknar said he was hunting a
lfb' Ia ChMdgo, but added that he
had M idea what II will be-"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
oOItilN0R OFFERS REWARD
ron CAPTIRE or TROTTER

okiahoma City, sept IS Gov
-. A. Robertson today confirmed .
rpori that he had offered a reward
of 5000 for the apprehension q The
Rev J g. Tro.tar who escaped lust
night from tao PFtsburg county jail
where BE- was facing chsr1es of em-
btzzlem ns and wife dtseri8on
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MILLIONAIRE THIEF" u
GRABBED ~ n. G..

TIE man who. using the azne q
Robe1 McNiny. talked Phll Trsband
cat q new JEveet car and hooked
A Z. Arnsroog for : $50 hot check
has been csginred- he s,zEed the
sane play as Nuskogse after leaylnr
Guthrie. A description cent OF b.
Sheriff Robertson czus1d he srres.
y cuicsrs IN Ksnsas City Saturday
Hs VII - returned 70 Cu.hris fsr
<-zl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18

25,000 beggars Of various types in the
metropolitan district
While putting the blind and Grip
pied into special class that cannot
work at any regular occupations.
they insist that the vast majority u
mendicanis could earn an honest
living II they desired. Further, they
insist that most of the panhandlers
are frauds In several late eases,
where beggars have simulated ex-
irene poverty. hunger and pain 10
further their aims seeking. inyes'i.
CATION has revealed large sums If
money sewed up on their persons or
fat bank hooks in their pockets
"0ld Timers on Job
The selection Of members Of The
new Mendieant squad was done under
fcontinuef on Page 50
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MASKED ME> FIOG
AND TAR 4 BRUTE

Ano<her fxr parry Ess st3Ed 1
-ht rsa.a Saturday night when
nasked riders wrssfed a pr.so7ef
from custody q otfce-s a. Ponc@
cHy. The srtsr- vza }f on
msrrsfzlly roxgsd snd Thea tzrred
H0Eerer. the crime Il shis csss
iastified the sc- The mso Ind
fru.s.lv sstackes : is-yesr-old xhite
chii6-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
CARTER OIL AND GAS
COMPANY TO PAY FINE

The Carter OIL Co. Is 70 be rc-
euired 10 pay a fine OF $500.
according 70 an order Of the carpor-
alton commission
On Jan ~. 1899. the oompsas ep-
realed from a fine o. $500 10 Il E.
violations % an oil conservation or
der Through COMPROMISE Il was
agreed Saturday that the company
would dismiss lis appeal. pay 500 ,.
ise fine and al costs Of the ease. and
the remainder would be remift.d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
Crowds Attend free
fair on Opening Day

The fair is on. the exhibits Ar,
here. the people are coming. lbs
l922 Logan County Free Fair !,
row certain 70 - down ~ 'h'
very best Of the series n success,
fal fairs held in Guthrie
With the closing Of the last
community fairs on. Saturday .
steady stream Of exhibits started
toward the Guthrie fair Navina
was first 10 arrive with several
car loads Of fine cattle. followed
later ~ a shipment Of cattle fronl
NulhAll and large agricultural
EXHIBITS from Meridian aud
Crescent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
olLsrnAp 70 WARRINGTON

Harry - Gi's'rsp of Chandler.
secretary 90 CongreaEnan Mnnuel
iierrick. LETT Oklahoma chy rr,dly
night FOR washingtou oasimp has
been visiting with his frisnds n
Oklahoma for several days
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THREE KILLED WHEN
TRAIN HITS AUTOMOBILE

fbr Ire Assoriaicd rressl
Ed~arcsvllie. Iiis, seps. is-Thres
perons were killed and two Injured
to-day when an Illinois traction sys.
TEN electric trsin eoliloeo with an
automobile. three miles west of here.
Ore coach was overturned By the
impact ard two sieepers were de-
rsiec bv, remained Upright.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18

Oklahoma cf'y. sept 1S-A call
f,r the condltlon - sa.e banks AZ
ths c'cSs q business On Friday. sep
tfsaber IS. VS. issued here today b.
Roy Waiooti. acilng s.41e b,nk com
missioner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
MINERS CLASH; FOtR
SHOT IN MAINLAND

Cumberland. Nd. Sept isth.-Four
men were shot. two o. them probably
fsealiy. IN clash between striking
miners and non union miners to-day
AZ the Potomac mine at Barton, Nd,
2s miles from Cumberland.
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AUTO RACER KILLED:
FOtR ARE MI RID

Kansas CITY. Sf2t is-ROscoe
ssriss. insisnapoi.s. uas killed. four
otbsrs iajurrd severely ana two
slightly y the 2ge-mlle classic. dsdl-
eating fhe new Kaness city sped
bowl sancsy
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B u l. l. E T l N

tny The Associated rfessB
Washington, Sept. iS Suf-
ficient votes in the Senate 10
sustain 4 presidential veto Of
the bonus bill, were declared
assured today after a canvass
cf the Senate by the advisers
Of the President who gave on.
the information Saturday that
he had determined 10 disap-
prove re measure
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FINE APPLES FROM
VALLEY or NOON COUNTRY

s0zs YER nss sgszss vsre ~
ceire6 from California totzy ~ II T.
Hanzf5rt f-rm his tread Coon
wu. H0rna1ss. shs i spe1dlnz to
ramner va he dsuzhfsF. whose
husbsne o~Bs "a funense fru't snc
regezzbie fzrn n the valley q he
Moon 6issrsc<. tseyond the fros1 line
Col HorpsdzT rsporse having Eos-
ds-fai flue susoyng hurting and
1shlng-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
YOUNGEST ATTORNEY ts MADE
SECRETARY BAH ASSOCIATION

Harry v Blake. youngest memhsr
ei the Guthrie bar association has
been honored BY his fellow atiornes
who selected him ~ secretary Of H..
association.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
BLANK FOR -. W. o."

Judge B5les SENDS 70 The Leader a
blank, captieued. Revocation OF "a
cenae" covering pool halls lie asks
J ". -" to cill AZ The Leader for
the blank and flll out same.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
STATE AND NATIONAL
BANK CALLS ISSUED

wssh.ngion. Sept rs The comp
trolier of che currcncy today issuei a
call COR the condition o. an national
hanks az the close Of business on
Friday. September IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
Fine Cattle Shown

Prominent among the cattle
exhibits are A. y. DreSSens
Hereforis, Tribble Bros, Parker
Bros. ". +. Combs, and @ =.
Actions Shorfhorns the Dukes
Saniiarium's herd of Jerseys, ana
other Jerseys Of Fred Madden. J.
NJ. Sirang and others.
Crescent was flrst 10 ARRIVE
with a community exhibit, with
Meridian coming soon after and
the number Of exhibits by Farm
Women : clubs is the largest ever
made al any county fair in OK
lahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18

chsrglfg erirere cruelty Aice
Henry has brought suit for divorce
frfm Sam Hfny 70 whom she WIS
married n 1919 No children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
Exhibits sull Arriving

More exhibits continued 10 ar
rive on Sunday and early Mon.
day morning the fair grouaa
road was lined with vehicles Of
al kinds bringing exhibits 10 the
various departments AZ noen
today the showing al along tha
lire was far beyond the average
and when the entries close ~ !
. clock this afternoon there VII
he little nn0ccnpied space any
where.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-18
War
Clouds
/, I1ther
o : TIN
- lated rf..sl
Par ~ : The British
goveri - . 'dered all small
arms EE aiiion factories
~ ths ngdom % work

full force for "A hours In rvepara
tion for any Turkish eventual
ties according TO news reaching
private sources here today.