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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-10
SOCIAL EVENTS

home OF the Misses Ida and Lillian
Gross, 2s07 Eighth-and-a-half ave-
nue.. The reports OF the past year
were read. showing surplus in the
treasury and Encouraging reports
from every committee. Miss Eliza
beth Oglevee was elected president
with Miss Myrtle Chaplin as vice
president. Miss Laverne Wood will
be secretary and Miss Ida Gross
treasurer. The two current study
books to be taken up were decided
upon, and several letters to the
guild were read. The girls had
brought their fancy work, and be-
tween elections and business dis
cussions sewed busily. Refresh
ments were served and the next
meeting of the guild will be held
April IS at the<home of Miss Nellie
Burning, 1886 Eleventh-and-a half
avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-10
Knox College Glee Club.

The Knox college glee club will
appear at the Masonic temple in
Rock Island on Friday evening.
March 10, under the auspices of
the Tri-City Knox College club.
The glee club carries a reader,
tenor and baritone soloists. a male
quartet, violinist and saxophone
trio. Twenty-four men from Knox
college and the director, John Win
ter Thompson of Knox conserva-
tory. will give a program Of varied
musical numbers which has highly
pleased every audience before
which it has been given.
The officers of the Tri-City Knox
college club are Miss Ruth E.
West Of Rock Island. president;
Mrs. c. r. McCandless of Daven-
port and ]. Franklin Harper of
Rock Island. vice presidents, and
Miss Helen Bardens of Moline, sec
rotary and treasurer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-10

~ the hostess and the club ad-
iourned to meet again ~ wv
weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-10
Program ut School.

The committee in charge of the
mass meeting to be held Thursday
evening at the Horace Mann school
at 1880, have arranged a most in
teresting program for the evenings
entertainment. There will be a
short business session, after which
the following program will be CIV
en-:
Piano solo-Lester Edwards.
Vocal duet-Misses Nellie Roland
and Marie A. Koch, accompanied
by Miss Cora Nelson.
Quartet-Clarence German, Miss
Ruby Johnson, Harold Larkin and
Miss Dorothy Brachtel, accompan-
led by the ukelele quartet compos-
ed of the Misses Rosemary Hun
toon, Lucille Rowe, Hazel Bauer
and Ellen WEIGH.
Address,. A. Murphy.
Glee club chorus-Boys of Miss
Channon's room.
Flag salute-Led by Boy Scouts.
Taps-Pupils of Miss koch's
room.
Address,. C. Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-10

present. The program to be given
IS q follows: Piano solo. Miss
Mary Lillian Starnes; address, e
C. Fisher; recitation, James Fry
and talk. Mrs. H. A. Weld
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-10
Pla. Tor Fathers, Mkt

Fathers n1en1 10 Oe observer
some time in May at the Hawthorne
school, was planned at the meeting
OF the Parent-Teachers' association
held Yesterday afternoon. A good
program il to be given for the en-
tertainment Of the fathers Of the
school kiddies. The association is
also planning on giving . play in
the near future. Ten new members
were taken into the organization at
the business session and Mrs. Joe
Turnbaugh was chosen q delegate
to the conference Of workers to be
held in Rock Island March 80.
The program yesterday included
a dance by the pupils of the fifth
grade, q song by Julia and Eunice
McElroy, and a reading by Harriet
Quincy. Refreshments were served
at the close of the afternoon by the
committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
LOCAL LODGE K. or P.
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Application For Membership II
Placed on File Next Session
Grand Lodge Goes To
Tulsa, May 10 i3

The knights 81 rfsalas As well
attended meeting of their hsdep n
the Leader baildlns Thursday uisht.
held their semi -eunaal election which
reeuised N the selecsIon of the fol
io~ sne oiflcers who will ssrves dur.
ing The first 50 moaths Of 1921 r.
n Reder G G flosd Raele v ca
~ r SuddnrfN preI }. A. Nelson.
X Il ~ l. \ Smlthson. n. 81 ~.
l. 4 PAGE. n 81 ~ VI u. Eagle
N ~ " g Nnyh g Harvey
narnard. d o. a Neison. feare
sentative. and W & Easlc alternate
representative ~ lhe gfand lodRe and
J, y. Smiihson. trustee
Two application for memhegshA, by
Initiation we're fciefred 70 commit
sNes.
The neat session of lhe Grand lodse
kalghls Of pythlAs " % meet in Tulpa.
May ~ and IN ~ which weetinw me
Guthrie loase Nnl have Representa-
ton equivalent - . iodsc ~ 500 mem
hcrs. thar is Il preventative paef
ef and chancellor eaa ihe fgfsefnal
d ae geana lodi
who. by virtue rsAs furN is 4 mei Z
l..4 AF tN, ess..4s sst44. ..ttia44 t....t..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
auA SMITHS DIARY
(, IiEAn AIii.E EtkI.

lust what pnaalblr ends are % be
suhaeryed ~ paaliabtnm TIN alleged
diary ~ CLARA Smith llam0n a. ttla
period ~ tho Esme. IA hard 10 De-
tefmine said an Oklahoma city man
to-day
MOREOVER tha aa-vailed diary ID
Universal sefvlce il fake Clara
Smith rad q fee dates IN note boos
and fFom Iha~ Ida Metllona sIlsaon or
sanp 0lhsF sab sister. Who haa gained
laeils meu ~ wrfsiuK The ~tonFea-
mieaa N Wlfa.* a cotrA, woayesl
a aab tabs. belng bolssnfnd BY somn
oua at her elbow vho knew the trips
and movements ~ Iiamon III tho OIL
iiel,ls Clara Snlth'# oonfeaalonm
made good reading, but they ara not
srae"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
GUTHRIE GIRLS ACHIEVE
HONOns At CONCERT
Miss Trumbull + Glass Of pianiats
and Singers From This
City. Make Decided

Misses Josephine Wyatt. Louise
iiiorer. Mildred Davis aud Bertha
Bcland. pupils of Miss Fay Tnmball,
Of the department OF music Okla-
homa CITY college, scored triumphs
last night al recital giten in the
Oklahoma City high school auditor
iam. The oklahoman paws tribute 10
the young ladies on their talent and
skill I, says:
mildred Davi. who opened and
closed the program. shows true muri
cal temperamont. ali understanding
mind aud sound technical equip
ments
Of Miss Josephine wyatt. ii aays
She displayed considerable vigor OF
style in the Rachmaninoff prelude Ia
70" minor IN the Carnaym scenes
OF Schmnanns Dana Lewis handled
the shifting and widely various
'scpnes IN 4 manner that denoted much
earnest Thought Good tone. SPLEEN
didiy incislYe r3thm. and grasp Of
the polyphonlc theme development
made for an excellent rendering Of
this work
or Miss Bierer A beautiful sing
Ing tone. and ar aceomf ansmcnt
that never crowded the melody were
The features Of Louise Bierera play
ing of the MendeIasohn ldszt ON the
Wings Of Song
or Miss Beland Nothing was
more genuinely pieasing that Miss
Beland's Interpretation Of thc Chopin
opus Is, number Z This was played
here recently BY visiting artist. and
n COMPARISONS were not odious II
might be said that Miss Beland's
playing is enhanced by the compari-
SON
Miss Trumbull's pupils will give A
concert 10 Guthrie Tuesday. Deccm-
Der :. for the benefit Of the O y. L.
II. Society Or the " Y. church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
PAT TON AFTER FELLOW
MEMBER OF THE BAR
Aftermath of Se.0c0 Judgment
Against Fig Star Oil Com
pany Seen In Probe OF
Burns

Atloryue Il Patton Il 0klA,
homa cs'y. was So Guthrie. ioday on
busiaesa connafscN with acilon
against M ntahDMa tily ai.ornes
named ] w Rurns who figured r
lho feecot lltleatiou of Nles Mareares
Thomson against The Dls sta on
company
ln siying judgment to MISS Thoma
son for fs,o0 Judge Swank severely
erfaianed Rufns for his alleged par
in the affair Mrs Moman ppiH
and several other Oklahoma citF
Nomrn were Witnesses III the cas.
Gertrude caaffee wis the domlua;
ing tac o. g the Big star when 4,
took leases and began operations
Hosih Logan near Mulhal Accord
ting 70 the testimony III the case Miss
thompson who lives In Maine WA
EN- > wish 20 oklahoma. when IN
WIS induced 70 take an mtefes IN
Continued on pagn !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL C0NV[N-
TON MARSHALL NEXT YEAR
Indifference OF Guthrie Church
Workers Cause Program Al
Convention Good New
Officers Elected

Tho lMeau county Sunday sehooi
convention eioaed Thursday UsEng AT
er very profitable al day meeting
10 The Presbyterian church 1hs
utate secretary a II Nichols. and
Mrs. Nichols. werc present and save
many heipfai talks The following
officers wera eiettoi for mo coming
year President, W p Prince
Guthrie. yico- presidents. ! 8 Nlas
10y Guthrie, 4 II carsdon and Nru
}. q poars0n of Marshall secretary
treasurer. Mrs u r. Hammers. Gutb
ries and assistant secretary treasurer,
Mrs r pfrlmmer Crescent
The $50 pledge to state work was
paid and so was pledged fof next
yoar OWNS % such Amsl attcnd
auce of Guthrie people Il was decided
to hold The convention next year ia
slarsbal
The association wishes o thans she
officers 81 the First Presbyterian
church. alro the newspapers of the
county, especially thH Guthrie DaHy
Leader Tor me kindly notices u the
convention
The following resolutions sere
adopted
/ Resolved. That W. render
thanks unio God. The Father for Ilia
Eoodneea 10 the HllHe schools of Los
gan county and Tor the manifesto
ton q Ilis favor in ihe proapees q
tConlinusd on Fage ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
Plea Is
MadefOr
Farmers

Hauisturs fa 0os rbg
ihoasau.la - illtie mea aFe the
tarmtF whc peea sla tspstgnN
rarkef of isaslsl.na declared IL ap
adsirea ss~lay before ne nsslpnel
confofvncu ~ NovngnTs VI aoselop
hers Nany u The small tsemeg~
he said. newer had the opportunity
to ieafn what FeAI - u~entlxa wogA
means and maa, me aos avNspager
readers and have ae Aaowlsase ~
the t.apoyed nNshasia ~ Wansslim
ana ahlpplne sheIr pfoautls
rhey afe aaslous aad ~tlllag 10
rem4lu 90 the farm lhe toulnlena
NAvefnor nasd rh,causs II w All they
knew but II unaWe to mako = hfinx
for themselves and sher eklsireo
thoy Win gollou lhe cuftsNt and irAst
70 The cities
Farmers CoYefnnr PARKER asserted.
have hrcm stuffed ~ fall ~ theory
ana oxper, hook knowleslsc which haa
failei to wNrk ent practically that
many % than err dlseustrd and dls
hrarteued Na defluwi their noed
AZ "spnmou sense assistance
More oeonamlcal AMI improved
meshods ut mafkeiinK vere urgod ny
Coyorner rafker careful study
ahould be made of the great markets
81 tho munsrY ho Aseefiesi aud q
determined mfurl made 10 seo that
perlsaablra especially Arv promptly
transported and rongoallon oaelased
"a utuch au possible
ia the great cenlrsl markets Ne
said "lhe government should have at
least two experts who should work
~ cu-uacratlou wHh COMMITTEE"
from the hoard Of lrade 20 ses That
there g nn less on uaplrap waste "
perIshables
Governor Parker told The eonfef
pnCo that farmers could not hn ea.
peeted "a gnaaeaa oxpers knowledge
~ buaiRnaa anh TRANSPORTATION and
that tho government ~ conjunction
with TIE states eluuld eAlabllah a
thofouahly practicable hyvlem q sta
halise Drlces Tor asfleullarssi pro-
duets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
WHAT TIcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

MusAogre Capt g " Gra,snu.
ehiet of she Crock udlau Nation.
aied 81 hts homie IL Eafaula lic uAa
n wears old
sNfsmorc Search lor Miss 1iar
smith, charged with ansAalg Win ii
tent 70 klll IN connection ~ith iha
shooting Of la~e /. Ilamoa continued
and RuKseil Il nrpwn. county altar
~, relicaied his belief that she had
sled toward southwestern Texas.
Fort Worth Frank 81 Neieh
hnalncse manager Tor JaAu Il llamon.
registered a, loesl hotei bu ~
FORTS q elt> detectives "a locate him
failed
Washington Elimination of Sen.
atofs Ledge Of Ma.ras hnectls and
Sew ~ lnasana as prospective oifl
GERS of pre ldaut. eleot fiadingn
cabinet was reported 10 be- deglnltn
deselmmen' u the Visit hsfe on
Harry Al naueheay Of Ohio fFiead
and adviser oi the president. co,f
ON beard ihe steamer raatores
The steamer pAsfores. wllh rreal
dent elect hlardlne ou board. was
pf''orc'lius nomhwurd on the Atlantic
euAst at a speed which made Id
doubtful whcihef hef officers would
be able to realize their hopes of dock
ins 'he vessel a Noglolk early Stature
day a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
REPORT ALSO SAYS
CLARA SMITH DEAD
"DIARl" SAID TO HAVE Rtt\
FAXED ny NEWSPAPER
MAN: COUNTY ATToR-
NEN BROWN DENIES
liE SEM REPRE-
SENTATIVE TO
KANSAS CITY
BULLETIN.
Especial 10 Daily Leader !,

Ardmore, Dec, 3. That Clara
smith shot Jake Hamon not once
but three times and that the last
shot was the one that proved
fatal, is the story that started
here early today and has caufed
County ATTORNEY Brown TO make
demand for the clothing worn
by Hamon at the time Of the
shooting The % automatic re
volver is also missing and is be
ing hunted for. II was said to
have been turned over TO Buck
Garrett, sheriff Of Carter county
Garrett could not be located to-
day Neither could Frank Ketch,
Ha ron's business manager, who
was said to be in the oil fields
somewhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

Expiration on March I Of existina
passport laws make II ihiieratiye tha.
congress eaact legislation to prevea
entry Of undesirable aliens after maj
time IN the event that congress Il
unable 10 do this at its December
session. there Is strong probability
fnst ~ ailents Will have to be bar
red un.il adequate barriers can be
erected.
Immigration Is now a. flood tide
Every nation in Europe has thor
sands. some even millions. OF per
sons vino are eager TO come to Amer
lea fla.y. Il is claimed. Is prepared
o send 5.00o0ce. Germany is r.
'orted to have s,ooo.9oo persons ready
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03


crs. who VIII BE- aa asset 10 the coua
tey aud exclude the diseased the un-
intellleent and the weak There "
now no pressing economic need l9r
an Influx of foreign labor, none of
the problems which the country laens
VII be llshtened by their presence
On The contrary mnny Of them viii
be made more serious
America has been proud 10 va.
come the downlrodden and oppressed
from tie four corners OF the earth
and that willingness has done her
credit The time has come. how.
eser. when AmericS cannot ionger
neglect her own interests for the sake
Of devotion 70 an altruistic ideal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
Rum In Christmas Pud-
ding? Certainly Not!

Washington Dec The fayorng of home made Christmas
pum pudding mnce and branded cherries and peaches with
alcoholic spirits is IN violation Of the prohibition enforcement
law and such foods liable seizure today tho
bureau OF internal revenue.
Officials explained that under their Interpretation the
forcemen act culinary products which alcohol ingredient
only be used by manufacturers OF food products who obtain
permit from the and that such products contain
less than oneh half Of cent Of alcohol They also that
the regulation requires that such products shall sold
the prms and that this effectively
making Christmas foods with liquor them The regulations
specifically state that the permits shall not be issued hotels and
restaurants
Retailers do not have 70 have permits sell culinary
products containing less than half Of cent OF alcohol
obtained from authorized manufacturers officials said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

per. but when aliens pass the inspee
tors AZ Ellis Island ~ the speed WITH
which lire Of people a failsoed
station files past . tlckri window
Il is Tear that most ceses of mental
and many of physical def sleucy get
BY Il the process of selection. weak
as Il II at present. Il further wesk.
ancd ~ expiration Of the pansporl
laws. Il Is painful 20 think Of the
ne fogeneous haman material that
TIE country win be called upon 10
asf.mi'ate
Complete stoppaRe Of Immigration
seems advisable Until t0e laws ar
thoroughly revised so as 10 admit the
strong. healthy intelligent newcom-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
BUILDERS, CLASS AoIps
SOCIAL NETTING

ghe monthly social meeting VI the
ilulldrra aes 81 tbs Methodist San
day school. was held yesterday after
noon ~ the home og Mrs Harry New
man II soZ EAst Springer, with Mrs.
Rox worthlugton a. assistant hostess
The aofh u tbs clasa was reviewed
and plans for ne coming year dis.
eassed The class has been interest
ed 10 the Naas East itsiief work. Tor
the paat year.
After the business session delicious
Feffesbmenls wefa served TO snem
bers ~ The class and Mrs. chrlsf1,
mother Of Yrs. Sawmsu aErs. Lyle
and Mrs stark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

Fort Worth, TEXAS. Dec. 3.--Frank
L. ketch, aurninistrascr Of the estate
OF the late JAKE L. Harmon of Ard
more, is believed TO be IN the. West
Texas oil fields today He register
ed at a local hotel late yesterday ana
is reported to have lest az 70 O'Clock
last night. presumably fer Ranger
and Breekirri6pe where 4arcn held
large railroad. OIL refinery and bank
ing Interests Efforts TO interue -
ketch while here, was unsuccessfgi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

o come 10 the United Sta rs Tae
anne story comes from Russia 20.
and. czecho slovakIa. Jueoslayia and
throughout central Europe H. -
'ummings sufgeor-generai Of tAa
lrblic health service. estimates tha.
100000 persons are trying 10 get 10
America rom European and Asiatic
runfries wtgre serious epidemic dir
ases are rampant
n the face of this migaly influx.
axisiine regula ions are FAR too lax
. separate the desirable from the
undesirable 0ar lass for the ex-
ninsioa of the insane. idioile. m.
beetle. feebleminded aud diseased I'm,
migrants are excellent enough on pa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

nerfoih. Va, pec. s~~A neld rnh
bsry wsa nsrpwtratsd hsfe early fhlh
morning when two asar and wa
man. none ~ them masked. sntaFsa
fhn iewetrY etars ~ NJ Cohen a
Mosss and stels diamonds and MONEY
% she amount of 10000,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
ELks MEMORIAL SERVICES
At NJ. {. CHURCH, SUNDAY
Excellent Program Prepared BY
Local Lodge; Members To
March In Body To Church:
AZ Absent Brothers

Memorial services for departed
brothers viii be held by Guthrie
Lodge No. s2e. p P. O. Elks. OF this
city 81 the First N. e church san-
day afternoon. December s. at 2.3o
O'Clock.
The program this year is an un-
usually good one. All Eiks will as
semble al the Forest at one O'Clock
and march IN body to the church.
Seats VII be reserved .or the Elks
In a section
The following program viii be rem
dercd:
Funersi march. Mrs. Robert Merten
fContInued on Page ! }
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

Ardmor. Dec. 3--Mr. Brown 1e.
elared tinat he had teiepraphed auth
ority 10 the chief Of Police al Kan
sss City 70 open the trunks land to
permit newspaper men 70 witness the
Investigation Of the contents so that
If anything was discovered in them
that might lead TO locating the WON.
an. they might aid in tracing her" !"
Mr.. Brown also declared that %. ua
tii ten oeiockOthis morning. ne had
received no report of the investins.
ton Of the trunks srd was entirely
iosorsrt OF the discovery Of an a.
legged diary purpcrtin1 TO have been
written b. the Smith Woman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
England Starts
Wage Division
Plan for Workers

Manchester. Eno. ps& s-~rAe
American section % she cctten
trade. which constitutes thrss.
fcurths ~ the whole Industry has
decided ~ the ballot te reduce shs
weekly working hours from ~ -
a. rms decision effects 10000
operatives
The action 81 the Industry lu At
tributsa % the recent decline IN
cottoe and she poor 0emard Tor
yarn ard cotton goods from az
quarters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

BUDAPEST ps~ 3 The police Ia
clearing streets u heggars have az.
rested W stephen nalkanyi clerk
"a enc 81 the government. depast
menis who masQneranded AS a hsg
Tar eyery evenlre and taking hts
stand Al 4 crowded sireetcofner asa.
"a fer aims When searched %
900 crowns were found IN his cloth
Ing, the result " three days Aegeine
Tae only circumstance which he
quoted 10 his defense was. a Am
cursed With sn extraordinary Rood
digestion and a. ny sovernmeat sal
AIRY proved too small for my blk ap
petite, WAS oAlIgcd 70 turn % :
more lucrative profession"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
Red Liquor Is
Dumped In Sewer

Fort Worth, res, Dee Eighty
gallons of red whisky, valued II
~ 400 were poured Into storm
sewer here late las, night BY United
states Marshal Baooets.
Tho liquor had been seized in
raid on 4 house between Fort Worth
and Dallas. Crowds gathered
along the gutter 20 watch the iauor
disappear but officers stood guard
10 soc that no one secured any o.
Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

Kansas City, Dec. S----An alleges
diary Of the Smith woman Was PUB
Nshed today by newspapers IN chi.
caGo and other middle western cities,
witn the claim that Il vas found "a
one Of the trunks here. Tne story,
which was copyrighted. asserted that
the diary rad beer found ay news.
paperman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

ANOTHER uAYLICHT ROB-
Berry IN KANSAS CITY
>liir ~ HAlItMOni POM
LOOTED nI WHISKY IAn~
90; IUiEvE> cII AWAY
Niin nc DIAMOND
isinI M NORFOLK
BULLETIN

Minneapolis, Dec. 3 Register
ed mail of unofficial value AZ
from sahnoO 10 $500. 900, was
stolen by three bandits who held
up The mail car Of tho Mohridge
Minneapolis train on the Chicago.
Milwaukee n NJ Paul Railroad
between Hopkins and Minnoapo.
lia The bandits escaped.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
Auro cAsr IS posrponrn

Fort Worth Texas Dee Tin
'ase u ! " Iowman ehafged With
Transporting stolen automobile froia
Texas 70 kansaf WIS continued ~
federal eonr here today untli nest
term of The court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
Mob Intent on
Lynching, Thwartcd

Raleigh. N. C.. Dec. s~-Geldshcro,
where a mob last night stoFmed the
courthouse In an ursuceessful at
tempt 20 obtain five negroes On trial
for the MURDER Of white man,
sSas guarded today BY machine
nun with state troops. The town
was reported 20 be quiet
One man was wounded during
last nights ATTACK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
700 SALES or corroN DAMAGE o

Nes Orleans Dee ~ ApFoxi-
mAtely i7eo bales a cotton were
danaaged AS i result os the fire In the
hold os the steamship cslno which
raced lnio the MlssisslgaN river early
Yes eriay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
kETcH BEING sAADoweo

BY SLEuTHs
Ranger, Texas. Dec. 3.--Frank l.
Ketch. former business manager Of
the late Jake /. 1aron, was register
ed az hotcs here today. Efforts
TO locate Mr.. Ketch up to one O'Clock
fhis afternoon have been snsuecess
fui
Il was also whispered on the
streets here today that information
had been received that the Smith
woman was dead and had been des5
since shortly after the shooting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
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mating IN he odd Fellows buildina
here today resulted IN loss estimated
IA $4,000 Low water pressure han Il.
icapped efforts "a check the flames
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
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IN two trucks stole whisky salusa as
100000 fron a ship IN port hsve a.
day u wsa she bolasss robbery per
pe,sassa u inc history u the paFs.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

Kansas CITY. pse. l-~A bank mes.
srnasr was hsld op hsrz early tBls
afssrneon BY two nAaeksa wan. alua
asd ard valles sentaiwluo tyoeo
taken fns messenger 10 aald 10 Be
~ = axf'aua condition ard unsonaei.
GOA rns robbers ssespea.