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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06

Mrs Abbie Anna Householder wife
b Jaha householder died auddeply
sunday shortly before noon AZ her
hume. 2i6 north First street she
had not been " and was. apparently
IN good hcalih when the stroke came
Dos'oss say y WAS hesri stroke Mrs.
Householder was preparing dinner
when strict
Deceased nas been resident M
This ciiy for twenty years 81 moro
ard was well and favorablv known
Her death win be heard with sorrow
hv her MANY friends 10 Guthrie ani
elsewhere Funeral reseyices will ho
held al ne late hpme of thc deceas.
q. ZIG North First street Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock Rey Al 81.
Nichols Win conduct the services Iu.
termcnt will bo made n Summit
View cameiory
She leaves a son Charles and her
husband to mourn her untlmely end.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
SAYS on TEST O\
NItk FARM ~ orr

There viii he no Oh veil on shs
vlna vs. farm sald ~ Empire oil
scout here today
And there NJ reason" he added
~rhe reason IA stAt shcre arr about
flsa men IL Guthrie who owr farms
81 the vicinity ~ the vina vle test
beine made hy the EmplFo who viii
not ronew leases ~tlh the Empire
company And The Emi'ire company
viii nDt continue IN" test unless ihr
loaaaa are renewed Wa have re
cegved our final instructions and che
work II pulling the caains and ship
plnx tho iron 70 the Duncan field Is
now ia prosress. and II there b.
Doubling Thpmases m Guthrie all
they have 70 DO - 70 take drive out
ID the tnat and they will ans that y
N nn hlnff Guthrie can thank wv
'wise citizens for sne abandonment %
the Empire test
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
FIND T[LEGRAMs IN
TEXAS SENT TO CLARA
Messages Probably Another Ruac
To Blind the Officials
Divorce Record Ii
Disclosed

San Antono, Tex, Dec 8 Dc.
mrlnlent Of Justice agenta hers are
watohluG the movements ut Iamea
Smith. said "a hc brother ot Mira
clafa smith lIamon, wh0 ~ beinr
widely auuER, through the anutl~o o.t
IN connection with the lasnl shooting
OF Jake llamon az Ardmoro. Okla ~
81 claimed that Mira flamon Ia le
lleyed TO be in hiding 10 Han Antonio
TWO undelivered telssrana wer'
received here yesterday afternoon.
addressed 10 Miss Clara Smith" "a
care Of local hotel una or fAa
kilograms waH from Dallas and the
other came from Ardmofe ! Woman
answering thn description Of Mrs
fiamon stopped at local hotel FOR
three days but checked out satur.
day afternoon. she was regsatnred IS
~claa Il Mahon. INllaa.
shortly after the shooting Mira
lamon is knoNn 20 hass tried %
charter an alrplnne a. Dallas ~
come to San Anlonlo. where she
aald brother was TO have met her
10 drive her 20 the border.
Brother Under survelIIance.
Federal officers are Iii posacaainn
fr..tt......, -, "a. -. y l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
MOTOR CAR and RUNAWAY
TEAM IN COLLISION
Lowther Machine and Peter
Plaggs Frightened Horses
Come Together: One
Horse Killed


4 collision between a motor car. go
ing at moderate sgsee~i. and despe-
raiely frightened seasn a horses was
staged at seven O'Clock Saturday ese-
ming, near the Katy crossing on South
Division street THAT the occupants
of the motor car live 10 tell the tale
Is marvellous feature OF the aocs-
dent.
The motor car Is owned by y $.
lowshev lie had just had the ma
shine tuned up and was giving Il
try out. on South Division strees
he picked up Charles Haer AUTO me-
chanic. aud I'd Bowers. Santa re
brakeman. Bowers asked to, drive
and was az the steering wheel
While I.owther's friends were en-
teriag the car, heavy team of horses.
tering the car, heavy team ot horses
seys grocery, Division and Olsla
homa. became frightened and dashed
off The team WAS owned by Peter
plagg AS the horses moved or. the
wagon struck an auto. also owned by
Plagg, and the wagon pole was broken.
With the pole dangling between them
fhe maddencd animals dashed south
on Division at break neck speed
Traffic was light at the time aud the
fsair had clean way.
l.owiiler saw &he team bearing
down the street and called TO Bowers
to pall out Before he could turn.
under the glare Of street LIGHTS. how
ever, the runaways hlv the head of the
var head on One hnrSe was pitched
oycr the windshield. which was
smashed to pieces The bumpers
of the car cut in twain tn log of tho
other horse which VAS pitched 20 one
side The impact of che horses and
ear was terrific and all the occupants
wore dazed ana covered with glass.
The shock 10 Bowers Was es
pecially severe But. strangely
enough none sustained any injuries.
Both horses were frightfully manglei.
one died and blood spurted from a
deep wound In the other Veterinary
Dean WAS called and saved the
wounded animal with first ald trcAg-
ment The plagg team. driven BY
Roy Rogers. had been lee. unhi,ched
as Rogers did HIS marketing. The mo-
tor car was badly wrecked.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
mAnr acloarn. aunpAY

New Yapt. ncr Prohibition cf
the cigarette. hy statute 4 wss dis
,,loAesi yesterday. IL ons II ab~ re-
furma that tho lnri'A uay AilIanrr,
now concentrating lla eFForia toward
tho enactment ~ hlue lAwH. u d.
inrmined ultimately ~ hFlux about
This fact and an emphatic deeiaFa.
llon by the Ror Dr. David James
Hnrroli president og the Nvw YORK
ls,afn anti t3aioon League that no "A
heart aud soul for fhs enforcement
og d lufllan Sabbath hy federal lwsla'
tasAan. aaasaaa 10 leave nn yemsiEe ~
dnutl tt.At me blua hlAw law cFu@aa~
n hut i htap n i g-remesiae pro
gram 20 ruAAila,e and restrict iudiyld
nal action
Ratification of the Eiahteeath
Amendment and passage Of the Vol
Continued on Page Three
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06

Chicago. Dec. s.-"Buy suit OF
virgin wool clothes-clothes made d.
rect from the sheep's back
This is the new slogan proposed
for the farmers and stockraisers OF
the United States by George NJ WI
Der. who is prominently mentioned
for the position OF secretary Of Aeri-
culture in the Harding cabinet. He
made the proposal today a. the Inter
national Livestock exposition. Union
stock yards. Mr.. N1iber Is a life
long friend OF the president elect and
comes from Nsrysville. Ohio, not far
from the Harding town OF Marion.
He is a dirt farmer, stock raiser,
banker and business man, and has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06

manufacture Of wool eiosh and are
increasingly paimIng or alsoddy on
The people under cover Or the term.
all wool while the virgin wool that
the people want and pay Tor and
suppose that they are getting wheu
they buy all wool clothes h Iyius
unmanfuactured ~ he stnrahouser
Every farmer and sheep raiser
must remember 20 protect himself
when surehanlng clothing by demand
ing a suit made of virgin wool rsooI
directly from the sheep's back. Let
the southerners who gave ns ebsir
cotton slogan adopt ours but .
Suit Of Virgin Wool Clothes"
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won a reputation In each department
Of endeayor and Is widely considered
one OF the best informed authorities
on agriculture in America.
For months. as one OF the Cover
nors Of the National Sheep and Wool
Bureau Of America. he has been ac-
lively engaged In the campaign to or
gsnize the country behind the
French-capper Truth in Fabric hill
This measure Is designed TO compel
textile manufacturers &c stamp their
cloth with its content Of virgin new
wool. and Of shoddy old rags. re-
worked in some eases as often as
eight times.
wool cloth manufacturers COM
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plain OF business stasnation due "a
the failure ~ people 10 buy clothes.
be said. IN discussing the aool situa
tion with the farmers and stock rais-
ers. 1T is the sale Of shoddy cloth
as virgin wool cloth and at virgin wool
prices under cover of the misunder-
stool popular term all woal that has
caused the people 10 beoeIne rebel
lions and to quit bnyins
Conditions have reached such q
grave state that some hing must be
done TO save the wool growers from
bankruptcy Conditions in the vest
are far worse. than 10 this part OF the
country. In view Of the tight condi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06

tion Of the wool market and Of the
millions OF pounds of virgin wool un-
sold and In storage In this country,
the only thing To do secins to be 10
acpiaint the consuming public tn
the fact that large part q The 40
pareI sold as all wool which the
public thluks means yirssn wool, n
shoddy. re. worked rags. To protect
itself. the public must ask foF virgin
wool cloth. and insist upon getting a..
"A few years ago the south asked
us TO Bay bale 81 cotton Nos the
wool growers ask Tor a square deal.
Textile manufacturers are resorsing
largely 70 the use Of old rags IN the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
DIR. ALLEN BUYS
THE GUTHRIE HOSPITAL

Or. Robere Allen has bought the in
rerests of DR.. Lovelady and DR.. Mel
riu in the Guthrie hospital aud viii
take active charge Of the hospital.
DIR. Lovelady viii be connected with
the hospital as its chief surgeon
DR.. Allen will make extensive i'm
provements in the interior and ex-
terror OF the building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
COINED WILLIE. ROAST
IsEtE on TOBOGGt\

li0usvwivrA. attention.
Here's aosne news IN line with val.
l0plug old II. q u.
Regardless Of the fact that cloth
Ing. bread. furniture aud many other
products have climbed aboard tho
price toborean aud shot downward.
old Nr. geaf has been rather ".
Iuctam about Joining tho party
He's right wlth the rest a 'enr
now. though
Local dealers qu0le roast seef sni
corned beef al lower price Aud
a further decline IL ia sight. Rea'
,aursnts also report reduced prlees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

These marriage licenses were is
sued since Saturday: T J. Gill a..
Saltwater and Nellie Key 80 Per
ceil; Harold Grain %. Helena ane
Edna May Lawyer rs Guthrie;
Joseph l.. Jacks 25. Arcadia and
Emma L. Cowger Is. Perkins: wal
lace A. Churchill So. Oklahoma CITY
and NJ A. Pridemore -. Oilton:
James Riley "a and George Walker
is Guthrie: David Allen 60. and Mar
garct Washington 32. Guthrie Dan
Eckhsrt 81. and Mary Mayfieid ~,
Tulsa: Virgil Tague p and Nina Mae
Lindsey, Is. Dixon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
WEST SIDE RESTAURANT
MAN REPORTS HOL6-UP
John Adair Says Three Men At
tempted To Rob Him Late
Saturday Night; Says
All We're Drunk

John Adalr who runs restaurant
at Co9 West Noble aYenus reported
t5 the city police Saturday night that
an attempt WAS made by three men
to hold him up iIe accuses Be
Medlock vii, Weeks and John
Hundie as the men who made the AZ
tempt and SAYS that five shots wee
fired in all Three rs The men ac
cHsed and two by VIM Barton. an
employe of his restaurant I'he az
legged hold-up took place at about !
o'clock Sunday morning
-The three men came IN my place
about 1880 and they acted like III y
were drunk They acted suspicious
frouttuued nu Para s 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
COUNTY TaEASuR[R's AP-
P0RTIOhMENT FOR MONTH
Total Collections From All
Sources Is Shown In Exhaus
tive Monthly Report Filed
BY Treasurer Bond

The lolal collection ln ihc obnny
ifeaHueefa offlcr IA November wsro
FAFtlsNi dls,rhmed "a follows. lais
lfNes. sisusnis lnlS taNpa saao0i.
lei5 1axes spis loeu pasing. 81
oStse. 1878 paving ssSlE leiS paw.
lee SaSe5 laiT pasius- saa7so mis-
celaneous receipts, tasss7 indlyld.
eal redemption. s2ltla mortgage
laN receipls s173i: registration tox.
$50; depost w cu Officers s2,.
S0lp
The 1890 tN ROLLS viii % turned
over to she treaaarers office nv tho
County Assessor BE-. ~een pecemter
aud January This viii neces.
state she extension Of tlme Tor the
paymsns ot tho tisu. hnlf Of taNee
probably N February 4 1890
Inc resale cf property a. thc 4a
day a Nosenbef was very lleht due
q the fact lAai AZ injunction WAS H..
sued by tho district court restrain.
ing he conaty Treasurer from self
y ng eer ain property
Tho common school fund received
siaTszo fr4p the metate appor-
iionmenl for July. August September
aGd October The auto tax FOR Ocin-
Ter was sii1 % which was equal y
divided beiwoeu the county road
mainteinanee and state highway con.
siraetion funds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
THREE DIVORCES GRANTED
~ATt RDAN ~ JtDGE SMITH

The following divorces we're grant
ed by Judge Chas Smith Saturday in
district court here. Il Saunders.
from Jessie Saunders, ON a charn
ol abandonment; Elmer Sanders. from
II 49, Sanders on charnr of gross
neglect Of duty and cruelty. Mary r.
Elston from VIM. Elsion, abandon
ment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06

NORTH LOGAN FARM
SELLS FOR BIG sun

DR. Benton I>ovelady has purchased
the III acres on the Cimarron bot
toms. known as the pipes farm, from
Dr Robert Allen. il Is said 10 be
the second best farm in the county
and sold for the record price Of s23.-
0oo DR.. Allen sim owns Tho adjoin-
ing farm OF ls0 acres and has refused
SEQ .O0o for II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
MOB THREATEN JAlLoRs
AND DEMAND SLAvERs

Santa Rosa Cal. Dec 6--Tvo men
and one Women. held IN sail here tor
implication Ia the shooting ycster-
day, IN which sheriff and two de-
fectiyes were killed. for hours last
night listened % shouts ~ thrnns
outside which demanded vengeance
for the killing o. the Officers
Two attempts were made TO storm
the jail. A mob carrying telephone
pole which they planned % use as a
battering ram. attempted 10 rush the
front door OF the bail. The golioc
seized John Campbell, whom they
said was the leader and dispersed the
mob.
Later group carrying a heavy
iron beam several blocks from build.
Ing under construction. waa attacked
by group OF officers who defeated
the attempt largcly, they sald ny q
Continued on rase ~
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r. A. Higgins and G A. Spann
accompanied just an even dozen OF
Boy Scouts from Cashlng to Guthrie
Saturday The Scouts come for a
reutrn game OF football with the
Guthrie Scouts
Ia the game al the park al oclek
Saturday afternoon the Guthrie
Scouts were victorious by score oi
q TO 9. The visiting boys were the
guests OF John Dean al dinner at ihe
Cafeteria while here They had. as
they expressed II. 'the greatest day
Of all so far ia their lives
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i.OnnN ,rrt Nn> ~ MASH
l>sIn> 10 i.At Nth M
ltO\Ai. MEN>t NE~
IHAr VII MIKE
Dl~ttl NIiO> Ot
s,Hlss III IN
~ ftL
DRY LEAGUE S|lL
BACK NEW MOVE
IIEAD pE "iOitn'~ DNN N.-
nA\tt~ ADMITS liId
FUND E\t~T~: on
Il~IIDt' DEtI.ANI~
ron 4 Liberal
SUNDAY


Washington, Dee. e.---As tina apen.
inu 81 ths third ard flnsl session ~
the seth congress a. ruoa saaay. the
fact became positive that the "dry''
element of tnc ns,Icn ls stlli organ
irsa ard wlil enlarge lss scope BY
taking Ia the "nIue SUNDAY" preps
oauda A vigorous lobby Il on hand
10 push the "clossd sunday laws 10
he lntroduesd ~ congress.
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Washington 3at NJ aeco
VITA her exsreserd ds efmlaailou %
we'd liudolph } llodher as soan rs
her former hus0anda iriilouiarr
decree became ollaetlse Mrs Amelia
" r tonrow was married 10 Rol.
mnr a. one inmate after midnight
this morning
l'tasner whn Y an atihof and rup
FISHER o. waAhiu tor, and he pres
fni Nfa bodmer reeeniiy we're at
rested 10 Chicago On statutory
elarse preferred BY Robert " Con.
r.w Who had obtained an mterlocu.
tory decree ~ dlsofee ~ New Ier
sey which Dccme effective a' mid.
rishi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
AhoTHER CUT IN. THE
THE PRICE or BREAD

Cleveland. Ohio Dec 6.-Tht ser
ond cut IN the price OF bread in two
weeks was announced today. Pound
losyes retailed al y cents. while IS
cents was asked for pound and ha.f
loaves. a reduction Of one cent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
FARMERS Tc HOLD WHEAT

Walla Wslia Wash bee 9 Sax v
formers Of columbia county Wash.
ingion. said 70 own half a million
bushels of wheat net Sunday at
Dayton aud decided 70 stick tight
and pay no OBLIGATIONS anill absolui
L. necessa-s untIl wheat has reach.
"a $3.50 hashcl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
JAPAN IS PREPARING
FOR EvENruALiriEs

Toxic. Dec. 8 Tile navy depart.
mont Is increasing lis reaslane corps
from two 70 fifteen, comprising $50
planes and mother ship" of British
model. which is now III the course "
construction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
ROT II KILLED. ONE
I>Jl 'RED ~ ACCIDENT

indianapolis, Dec, 6.-Four men
were Killed and Colonel Russell o.
Benjamin Harrison, was seriously IN
BENJAMIN Harrison, WA seriously IN
jured when an automobile 10 which
they were riding was struck by q
traction car AZ crossing near here
yesterday. Mr. Harrison, who Is .
local attorney, 10 expected 70 recover.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
MAN WITHOUT COUNTRY
CANNOT BE pEPORTED
so HE GOES FREE

New York. Dee MacGregor
Ross aged 70. man without couu-
try was released from ellis island to-
day after the state department had
iinsuccessfully tried for two Years 70
find country 10 which TO dcDoTi
him. Ross was a~gsted IN a l. w.
" raid In Seattle
His name indicated he was Scotch,
but as he could not prove his birth
In tina, country the British author.
tiles refused 10 accept him
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Another
BigBank
Robbed


Miami. OKLA. peo. FOR the third
time wstAln shs year me FlFss Ma
tsonAs Hank of FAlrland early this
morning was visited ny nuru ass The
safe was blown AZ about two e'clask
this mornlno Ard about $4,000 u all
YER and currency vac secured.
last April the back VAS hufalarlr
ed ia about the same manHef ard
$4,000 wefsn ~ liberty bonds ~e =
stolen. n January the havA vas ron
bed 81 tis0 worth of atsrnal fsveaus
stamps. None of the loet WAS sNsr
recovered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
GERMANS ASK TuRk TO LEAVE

London, Dos 9 Enyer panha
former Turkish war minister has
heen asked by the German govern
ment 10 leave Germany, says Ber
I'm dispatch 10 the Central New.
today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
GOVERNMENT WINS SUIT

Washington. Dec. r-The govern
msnt's antitrust suit against the Le
high Valley railroad company and AZ
flliated rail. coal production ani
sales companies. was decided TO-DAY
by the supreme court IN favor Of tins
government.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
JAPAN OPPOSES u. S.
CABLE CONTROL

Toklo pee 6 Decision 70 main
iYin is stand against the demand o.
the United states for control Of ths
cable lines between Shanghai Gaun
and The Island u Yap has been
seacbed by the Japanese cabinet
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GREEK PEOPLE. BY
VOTE. RECALL A KING

Athens. Dec. 6.Returns from the
piebseite held throughout Greece yes.
tcrdsy which was to decide whether
Greek people would recall Former
King Constantine 10 the throne. made
vacant BY the death OF his son. King
Alexander. appear to indicate an
overwhelming majority in favor Of
Constantine resumiue power as king.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-06
USED ovNAatrs



Fariand. ncc s 4 required two
sns ii explosives before the lue
vanh welded " the attack N me
r0hhcra
The men cut the lueal telephone
wires but overlooked the lang dia
tance wires rhree men wars seen
to leave the hank following tho rs
plosians a cltl1rn exchanged ahusw
with tho aileged robbers who wrfa
trallad "a The Kansas Oklahoma anf
CUR railroad tricks south ~ the elsy
II ID believed they eseapnd ou a
freight tran
The banks loss "a covered ty W
tCOulnued un Page ~
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WEATHER

New Orleans. Dec e.-Tonlght.
unsettled, with snow turning 10 rain:
colder waive with temperature Of
twenty to thirty. northeast: twenty
SIX TO fhirty- l1o. southeast. Tuesday.
probably fair: colder southeastern
Oklahoma.
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MadMOb
Glamour
ForThree
eulterlN

Santa Rosa CAL Dec. e.--Georoe
Boyd. wounded N a pistol fight last
niahs w which sheriff James pctrsy
of Samoa. Cal. ard two detectives of
San Francisco, were Killed. was lden
tilted to-day BY Pear Hurdle as one OF
the men who attacked her in san
francisco November 10. soyd told
District Attorney royle taat he tired
the shot which caused the three
deaths.
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MEXICO BAKERS our sralke

Mexico clty Dec s1he bakers
strike which began several days ago
and spread a. several districts. was
settled today
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MANY MEASURES Or
IMPORTANCE ARE UP
SHORT SES SION GlNES
PROMISE or BEING \
OST INTERESTING
ONE; WILL ADJOt I'm
SINE DIE


Washington, Dec. "a day Of CO.
operation ARD friendly relations be-
tween the White House and congress
was forecast by President eject Hard
ing today IN a short address from the
floor OF the senate.
The president elect reached the
capital shortly after II o'clock and
before calling at his own office, went
TO that Of Senator Lodge Of massa-
ehusetts, the Republican leader,
where he remained in conference for
several minutes.
Following his address. MIR. Harding
was surrounded immediately by a
crowd OF senators who shook his hand
and cisppen him upon the back. The
president elect welcomed his admir-
ers with a broad smile.
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Dublin. Dec s.. Auxiliary poiIea
rAided the Dublin city hall today ~
rested ak members d the eorpore
tion
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Divorce IN ett Juts That long
When 9Ne Marrlen sAe cor.
respordsnl
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Washington. Dee 6. Passage oi
The annual appropriation bills and
preliminary work on matters 20 be-
pushed BY the new administration
were expected to occupy much Of the
time for the last session OF the Sixty
sixth Congress which began today to
continue until the Inauguration Of
Presldent.elect Harding on March a
Sessions todsy were limited 10 the
usual formal ceremonies In the Sen
ate and House Tomorrow the an.
nuai message FROM President Wilson
will b~ received and congress then
will set down 10 the real work Of the
session. Receipt from Secretary
Houston OF the annual federal arpro
prlation estimates. aggregating sew
eral billions Of dollars. was one of to-
days events
Early Adjournment
Adjournment until tomorrow out of
Respect fer house members who have
died since the closing OF the last ses-
slcn in June and TO await the Presi.
dents message. was arranged 10 FOL.
low today's routine This included
the chaplain's> prayer. roll calls of
membership and adpo ion OF resolu-
sions TO notify the President and each
body OF todsy's assembling Senator
Lodge OF Massachusetts,, the Repub-
lican leader. had charge OF these r.
solutions in the senate. and Repao-
lican Mondell OF Wyoming. siii IN
clutches from recent accident. ac.-
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