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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14

We do not indorse Mr. Bryans afii-
trde Of unlimited compromise. He -
moved in this BY the bastard spirit Of
peace at any price which moved him
to condone all the crimes ~ Germany
IN order TO keep " out OF war The
issue OF the treaty and the covenant IL
TOO important TO be shlrked We
agree with Mr. Bryan that the treaty
onghf to be ratified at once and that
II would BE- a calamity 10 delay II until
the uear election forces the issue be-
fore the people. but we agree with Nr.
Wilson that this must be done unless
the treaty i ratified in form accept
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14
TREATY MAY BE RATIFIED
ey SENATE FRIDAY

Washington, Jan. i4.--Prospeots of
of ratif,c of she peace treaty
with Germany By shs senate before
Friday. the date of the initial meet.
ING Of the league % nations council.
has been abandoned today by leaders
Of all factions involved IN the con-
trosersy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14
AMERICAN wAa snlps sAl,

Paris. Jan ii-An American Nsr-
ship has anchored OF Pola. the form
~ Austrian naval haze IN The Adfi-
aiic. according 10 advices received
harn LnaaN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14

Washington. Jan. i<.-cottor cor.
surec during 1919 amounted 70 Sill
5s5 bales Of int and 25.c50 bales Of
linsers. the census bureau announced
today. IRE consumo.ion IN 1918,
amounted 10 <72soe bslss of lint ard
fo,fe5 bales Of iinters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14
John Fain Quits
u. S. AttorneyJob
For Better Place

okishems CITY. Jan. i&.--Jenn
A Par. u-rrs ssse-s e.strsct
attorney for she western ols-
tFies. has resiened q beoesns sps
esai sssstaot 70 united States At.
torne, General Palmer. 4 De.
came sne~n TO-DAY. Fasn ~,il
take ehsrns % me REQ rsees land
eases re isfs to-day for wit.Yta
Fails. rssAG ~here ne will al
ence begin hls ne~ duties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14
VATICAN sussceIBEs

Rome. Jan 1.-THE vatican has
subscribed z9.ela.0 .0pe lire 10 the sixth
national loan. according to the Mas
ssggsro. This Is the first time. the
newspaper states that me vzsican
has participated IN such = loan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14
COLONEL eEAcs SUCCEEDS cav.
BLACK AS CAIIE ENCINIER

Washington, Jan. is.--coi lansing
". Bsahc Vas nouinates todsy - be
of army engineers. Col. Beach ssc
eseos Major General wm. NJ elaes.
retired -s ~as appointed 20 wss,
poln, from Iowa and reached MA pres
ent rank IN 1913.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14
MACHINE GUNS ARE
TRAINED ON RIOTERS
iItIN kiiIIn ND MANY
MI mn NJ MY. fIitft
DAYS NOTING. ~
I'M ui~I~ 30 \AIIO>
IstII. Riitii>tNs
~ SESSION
TODAY
BULLETIN

Berlin. Jan IA The governmsnt
has proclaimed martial law In all
sections II Germany following the
mob demonstration yesterday In
witch Il least 80 persons were
killed and many others were
wounded by machine gun fire
from guards in front Of the reich.
stag building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14
coAl srRIks INVESTIGATION

~ SILL ON
Wsshinoion. Jan. f&.--lneestlgaiion
OF the UNDERLYING causes of the re-
cen, coal strike vas in fuli swing 10.
day with both o,erators ara miners
operating with the coal strike
settlemen, commission Each day from
$50 a. N. 20 i.3o 3. m. the commits
s.oners ~iil hear the arguments o. the
principals 70 the controversy in an
effort to reach . satisfactory agree
rent on wages and working eondi-
tions for the miners In the hitunin
ous fields
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14

the president in biz struFfle tor q na-
tional and international ideal and a
Ssh foF Immediate peace. sho Al thia
eariy day can forsfell tbe rranlff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14
RAIL WORKERS ARE GIVEN
RnnCT IA Va A

RAIL WORKERS ARE GIVEN
BOOST m WAGE )
Washington. Jan. it.-Dirrotor Cen
eral Hines has signed national
agreement covering rules and work =
ing conditions with the Brotherhood
of railway ana steamship clerks.
freight hsrslers. express ard station
employees. The agreement. u was an
nounced tosay Was retroactive 20 Jan
usry I, and will continue in force dur.
ing the period Of federal control
Time ard Hair Overtime
The sereemen; provides FOR time
and one haif for overtime on an rail-.
~sys applying 10 az employees except
workers whose employment, Is light
or intermittent. and for one days
rest each week where operation ot
the hauling railroads would be 81.
seesed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14

when the senatorial deadlock BE-
comes unquesflonsbiy anbrszkabis. or
shen the president fefgses 20 proclaim
> treaty which has been ratified b. the
senate. then II will be time 10 lsik of
referendum IN either OF these
events a referendum might very read
Ily be desirable. But the question
--------
fConflnu~d m paw> r.f al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14
Retroactive As OF
JANUARY lsT LAST
PROSPECTS 0f TN TREAT,
RtTIfN tTIO< ~ SENATE
IL BRIGHTER TO-DAY:
NAY m VOTED IN
FRIDAY: COAL.
>Tl,IkE i\NIS-
TlciIiO> on
BULLETIN

Washington. Jan IA The wage
increase 10 rail workers is sweep
ing and covers practically all Of
he brotherhood organizations. but
is operative only during the period
while the roads are operated by
the government.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14
JAKE HAMOM SAYS HE
HAS TWO THIRDS MAJORITY
Ardmore Millionaire Has No Fear
Of Results and SAYS Thsi
McGraws Last Play Is
Ludicrous

JAks Ramon. candidate fof naiionsi
committeeman wss ia Guthrie yfsier-
DAY eYenlas Hs IS confident OF sue
cess and SAYS Jim Mcnrsw present
rfsuhiican committeeman and hls 90
ponent in the commine sfrueeie can
nor Nin. = have the votes and The
support u the 1nk and file of M
PARTY In ihe stale There may be-
spots here and there ihaf wili give
NcGra~ q boost but his strength is
Nil a. . whole
Mr. iamon has iusi returned from
New York. where be Was called en
his business deal The rrpori that
went 10 Cincinnati 10 see about N
praN'e appointmcni A. 4 Nood Yi,e-
president d not true ! care nol what
Mc6ae does. nor how many gics-
nresidsueiss he holds IN fact the
whole matter looks Ike q Joke 10 M
ksmember This prediction Wilt
carry the state convention bs 4 IWo-
thirds Vote
Asked a. 10 who he would support
for resident Mr Hamon said he vas
ins' now running Tor national COM
miites plan and would take ne matter
~ support ~ candidate fof presl
dent ap when The time became ripe
lie ssid H. would devote mosf % rs
time 70 politics from here on IN
sai wili give considerable time - his
business lie denied h. has been Try
'ng 70 STAY under coyer and lau.ael
~ the mystery talk SURROUNDING .hisI
trip 10 New York. Witch he said Was
strictly business trip"
Not Committing Himself
Hamon refused 10 commit himself
On his stand In tho Wood movement
other ihan 20 say h. was glad Ne.
GraW was supporting Wood Three
questions. one askinf him definitely
70 State II he would continue 10 sup.
port the general brought only he re-
si0nse he vas Running Tor commit, 's-
man and lsti wide room for stecr-
laiion A. 70 what ne has ap hls sleeve
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14

fiHftln ian 10 NauF IiHfHnnH
Ners Allied and wounded ia melse
hst~e.n msmters - mob ant -
sirr 20 ffaHl ef ne felshsta4 haiid
lnk hero ihls afternoon
Extremists euis
The mab. nfsAnised ~ extremists
a. PROTEST axalnsl ths lndasfgiai
councils bin no~ hsfnrw ne yeleh.
stag. bteau ia rhihrr this mofnlax
Al noen every stfret leading - she
Tltffareu go crowded wlfh masass
81 psofle esffsiar lsd rass md 4.is
cards talislpsiins demnns,fatinn
before he feishslss halidinf he a.
ihofiilsn had surfrundei ne haiidlu8
eHh pahlis security rustiM nad aas
,hlnr auunefa. who barred appfaash
Is sho ealfise Az Time passsa tha
crowd was ielnrd NJ ntrsinx tram
employees and ths tnf'anmafefv
spanshsa ~rfe hrsuu w aslialors
nob wss wild
Attempts eefe made ~ thr suaffs
ic aalstif disaose of ihe neb. ha'
HlH NE tHH#H ~ "NN"'""f - -
lhe raoh regardless ~ ~ machine
runners and other isfevdsfr - "a
haliains. made rgsh sralnsi ihs %
zoe times. ifYinR ln iisarm lh~ guards
ana disabls lbe msehlne Nuna When
d vac sesu me mob could NOT b
checked Ia ahf ether way. fire was
opened On i The shoo'lnx was A.
close raule ani ne front ~ the bald
lnr vas Uttered vlih c~ts ard
wounded The mosl sewers cAsuaii-
ties -sfe infile'sd on ne crowd whieh
approached frnm ihn Altmonaifu#sa
eide ~ TIE stmfiafr ofieF wsH
srun roaiafta
The rHlshsia4 rNnilhati lis aiitinz
aniil B o'eloes a. uhleh lime q waa
snncuneed len bodies of pefspns Ill
sd la The flfh BAD been hfoashi
lotto fhe court ~ ihe bulldog
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-14

nsflln iap 70 MANY peruoas
w,re Allied and sounded Ia = melse
hstef.n memhors - mob and ~
tIre in ffaHt of ne feighsiaa huIFd
ins here lhls afternoon
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tcondnuea on Page 5. Coz I /,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

flt;n mposfin Iabiasto, jonfn nellie
o~nnoittc, plldttdesidnne meiodt
Sobn Niemeldn tolosia t, I. A pdi-
MIN iltana. &iitos emdnnille iotfa
olipat loittaneet fobipit, feefit .. M.
ioten ilta fului bausfasti, lauluil-
la ia fesflstelliIIa Silmaaln ionas-
ia. T1mG ilta on i1ilppd muistoS-
iamme, iifii fumes tapabtitu ie
ilruri "plIdtps", ioloin Snmalnn
Boifa, meioGn meliemme, tilee
funniasIanIa, noittamaan meiodt
tG1ltG miirbeioen mnosta tai-
maan ailtliiteen, iosia Ell enda ole
niitG ifGpGltG tantutpia %eronbetfia,
tpaan iaabaa iidti faiiuttna fiitos-
lauluia tapetulle &uritialle.
9(ntti &ompii ia Sltbo Sjoln
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

gbas. @ifuIa, Crystal Spring
Beverage Com omistoia, ppptGG
buomauttaa pleiiolle, eta oinoas-
taan Bella on pfiinoifeus palmiStoo
ia mppod Orange Crush" ia zee
mon Grltsb" nimelliiid beoelm1iuo.
mia @ogebic fauntisia, ia jos niit6
iofu nun t%arjoaa mpptdWdfii ona-
no malmisteenaar, min t1ptpp len
ola mi1rennettpG iGljennostG, eli
mrusla tapoufiesia on ie iit1 ica-
nut mppt1mGficen ep1loilliiella to-
malta.
sos balitatte oifeaa ia wGGrentG
m1tontG Orange Grusb' ia "2emon
Crush" teoelmdiuomoa, Min fntio-
foa ett6 piillosia loptpp Crystal
Spring Seperoge Com mimi.
&ilnnioittaen GbaS. @ifula
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Snumatfna!

Suomioonne t1ten iaatetaan, eft
t6 grpin tomnibipin "topnboalil-
Ia" on t%opnibipin fofolts mnalisf.
II p. nlfoen flo 7 illalla, iosia nj
mitetG1n ebooffaat ieiraafpiin mir
foibin: per11nfotioia (Sitperpiior)
toipnibipin f%iriuri, toipnibipin ra-
bastonboitajo, teioen per11nfatioja
(Sigbwap COMMISSIONER, tiepaoli
(Oberieer), roiibantuomari Sustice
Of Beace) t1poefii pirfafauoefii ia
fen torfastuspirostoon (9oaro Of
&ebiep) foboefii muooefii ia nelio
poliifio.
sos tcrtpe maatii, pioeiaan TO-
fous faboelIe ~puolueelle iamana IL
tana.
TGip1ttp grnin Sopnibipisio,
1 md p:nG maalisfiiita NJ. 1920.
emil Senoricfion
Sonnibipin firiuri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Slmuitns

Sronncooin @m. 2ntb. &anlal-
IisIeurofunnqsIo olotetaan rippifoil
IN moonontaina % p. flo 10 np.
@ouluun oifomot lapiet iaapiifoot
iiIIoin f~irffoialiin worustettitiiio
torpeelliIiIIa firioilla. @ntista ta-
pao ieurnten tupabtuu Confirmation
nj p6dii6ispGiwGn1. &onlnidsid o.
Iepot lopiet termetulleita.
Mrne @oiln1to
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

@iime mnanontaiiisio mna,
leisia G1nestettiin Sronpoooin fan.
pungille lainnrobat neiilaitofien ia
foitpungintolon lruiimiiefii. Sulof-
let olipnt:
@eiilaitofien puolesta 1907, mas
taon 1853 GGntd. &aiipungintalon
puolesta 93S, mastaan 325 0Gnt1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Sarmi i~nbgtGmanG

Suuruus 40 eefferi1, ola pelto-
no. Siiaitiee faiiniilla paifalla; TO-
fl iuoflee moan fapi. &olpin mai
nista iuoraon etelGGnpIin. 8asta-
poifineita lebm.G ia muitafin elu-
foita mpDtGp1nG. &ebumatta on
paiffa iopitpa maanwillelpfielle.
Mpos mppoGGn tGpsaperiii6 Duroc
Seriep iifoia.
Ogllfreo Sill
8or go 8esiemer, .Nsicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Wosebie
Srom eomntcisia

O~D~
.Srpn cpmnteisIa
Sronmoooin ompeluieuran fofoftS
t6n1dn torStoina flo s in. WtrS
@m MGen lllona. Terpetliloa.
@nii i%unnltntaina If. IA p. juma
lanpalmelus 8afefieloisia flo $50
ap.
@nli iunnuntaino If. IA p. jumo.
lanpalmelus @eslemerisi1 flo 2 ip.
@nii iunnnntoina If. IA p. bar.
taus6etfi ia grfpin fpl1n ompellt-
Ieuran fofouS @ars Sobu Sncfionin
liona flo 2 ip. Sernetitloa.
8eriontaina 10 p. losten ompelu
ieuran fofois flo s iu. Mrs Sobn
Sasliien lltora. Serpetliloa.
@itnm,tntaina 81 p. iiimalanpal-
melus Sronapoooisio flo $50 ap.
Sunnuntaino 81 p. iumalanpol.
nelus @rpin fplGn itatoulltlla flo
4 ip.
Sunnuntaina 81 y. ompellieli-
ran fofous ia bartausbetfi 8an 9is
fipfisia 2episton farmilla flo. 1 Up.
Sunnlntoino 81 p. mioriioliiton
obielmailta firtfolaliSia flo s III.
&ostettu: Senrp ia Selmi 9ior.
lin tptto, ipnt. 8esiemerisid ippsf.
81 p. 1919, fnst. 7 p. maolisf.
1920. gsiilo ia Hoia 8irtaien TIT
to, &erttu Mtario, ipnt. SronpoooiS
ia belmi. 30 p. ia fostettiin tt. a
b. Srmalan iiunartsta.
8ibittp: Sobn &litfonen ia Gil
ba 2l1oma 8esiemeristG, Wibittiin
If. 6 p. Smnen.
Sauoattu: 9usti SillanpGG bait-
oattiin Surlepsid s p. If. 8oinojo
oil lpntpnpt 2ebtimGellG SuomeSia
ia fltoli noin 33 ifGilenG felt5fofun
meeIeen. Salutor Socob Saaialo,
ipnt. &erbon ~pitdidSid @. I. bubtif.
1 b. 1896 ia fltoli Goalpiep Colo.
Nlcute tiberfulooiiin belmif. % p.
1920 90 10. 9 IF. ia % p. ifGiienG.
Souoattiin Sron 8eltisid iotilaalli-
tia jablolliiulfiin If. 3 p. Sobn
Goldberg, ipnt. SaimnlfoSfen pitd-
idsId 81. I. lofnf. tS72.iu fitoli @Sb
lonoisIa fe1bfpfulmeeieen belmtf.
80 b. AS 10. ifdiienG. Sauoottiin
SurlepsIG If. 3 p. Siolmar &ptold,
Ipnt. 2ebtimGen pitdiGsiu, Us. /.
ippsf. 1884 ia fuoli Sronipoooisla
belmif. 30 b. fertbfofrumeeleen 30
10. ia 6 IF. ifGiienG. SoiOoftiin Wen
rengosia If. A p. @ntti ia Satna
Salmen tptto 2ilja ipnt. Sronipoo'
6isia If. A b. fuollen iamona pat
m1n6. Souonttiin If. 5 p.
-Souoattu: @totti 8allt
bouoattiin If. 6 p. Sdn oil fuollut
feitbfofuumeeieen maolisf. 2 p.
Spnt. Snomesia 1875, oil flolles-
ioon IA no. 7 If. Suree labinnd
puoliio ia IL Iasto.
Mrne @ainnta
Go 6. Iper st. Bitbelin 9S9
Sronpooo, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

Yppb1mme laui1ia ipo1melli.
fen fiitofieunte Mrs Subtle ia @tr
Onni &ingpoIIiIle iiitG p~stGnGlli-
ippbest6. iota iaimme oiofiemmc
beibGn oimtstoisioan meitG FIN D.
limme faiffi iaironna.
Saiipaollinen Si1mme Woimanne
polfitfoon. &iitolliiena Seille
emma ia Sooieppi @bonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Gufpnficen fntIn

SinniSb Coop Eraoing Com o,
i~affeenomiStaiien ia fuluttaiien mur
iifofous pioetGGn Bolatii-baolilla.
Sronpooo, Micb. If. 20 p. gllfao
fello 1 ipp.
Canaan pGiw1n Italia, pllG mai
nitusia paifasia, pioet1dn oiultstoi-
mintaip1en iltamat maibtelenallo
obielmalla.
9lrel 3olinen Giriuri)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
9oifille bilomautetaan ompe'

Qoifille buomautetoon ontpe'
luieuron fofoufiesto, iofd ptoetddn
tGnaGn torstoino Wrs 8iliam
M1en Iltona flo s Italia. 8iime
milton IeboesiG ollut ilmoitus oil
erbeeIlinen, iilld Mrs Mdfi Ell men
nptfaGn Eeroiiin. Sermetiiloo to-
fcltfieemme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Iafietaan 500

ellie iofa moi ~palauttaa minullc
foirani, iofa tatoii If. 1 p:nG. Gen
tuntomerfit oipat: ilutri "lammos-
foira," inliret fGp1lGt fuin iubella,
iurri pad, lpbpt noffo, n1pttGd lei
jonolta, pitfG ri1sfea tortpa, faitlos
ia walfoinen rontit iefG faboen thu
man leme1 remmi ia bGnnGsid on
iefG rrsfeito t6pliG.
Sranf @abicb
$50. 105 Montecello, Micb.
10
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
@rpin fpldn ompeluieura

lottaa idlleen fainiimpien ilmoien
alfqesia toimintania. gniimdinei
fofons ia ~bartans5etfi pibet0dn Ell.
ii funnuntoino flo 2 Mrs Sobn
Sacfionin luona.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

- Sliomattama fonierttitiloiiuus
tulosio SrofApoooiin. Neiti ester
2aitinen = p~rofesiori 9. 2nitiien
weljen tpt1r - tiilee antnnam fon
iertin paiffafunnollamme p1GiiGiien
tienoisia. &irffofonlertti pitGii jar
iestettamdn pGGiiGisillnfii %ionnetfin
firffoon ia leuraomafii illofii $50
lo.baolille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

MooIf @osfen manbin poifa
Irnas on ottanut poifon @alter
@ointin Slutomopiili liiffeesiG bar
ioitellofieen aittomobiili.mefanitofi
Toipomme main onnea mlorelle
bnrjoitteliiulle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Giitus

8afefieloin pstGnille inomme Tau
iua ipodmclliiet fiitoflet iiitd pstd.
%Ipppben ia funnion oioitufiesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

Scr S. Sotters, &c. 90. Ser.
Wboistpflen ulfomanloisten amerifa
laistltttomisiibteeri on iaopumit
paiffafiinnalle. Scr Sotters on oi-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

f%o.naan ollut SapanisIa opettaiano,
iotcn BAN past. Saloien taipotes-
iaan piibeli b1ncn fnnsiaan ioponin
fielt1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

Scr Serntan 2ampinen lGbti
mime tiistoinn @ofefieloiin oito.
mufiella mppod f~irjoja ia ottao leb
titilaufiia GoiWptamme main onnea
faltpoine.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

Mnonontaina % b. olfaa
Sronmoooin rippifoulii flo 10 up.
&ouluidsid oleiuot tertpetulleita-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

Sastori @aiunta iaapull TO.
tin la~uantoito masten pollG, ioten
banen puoleenin WoiOaan aiioisia
fGGntp1 10 emf laltantaina.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

- Yast. 8. elnt on ianoutunu.
irti tGf1l6iieStd Spnnooin ieurafur
nasta ia lGbtee Suomeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
buoinanneipos

Soronilaiiet buomannepo;
bortausbetfen, jofa pioetGGn emf
torstoina flo s iIlallo Oscar Nie-
men farmilIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Saltaan

Bolfpelustptt5. Sppd pnlffa mot
Ietoan. Sronipoooin Suom. Sairaa-
Ia.
Or. q. s. @noerion
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
RED CROSS GIRL
FLEES 'REDS''

Paris, Dec. 2S.-Miss Irene Knign-
vetch. an interpreter for the .Ameri-
can Red Cross, who was captured
by the bolshevih with Captain
Emmet Fitzpatrick of Uniontown,
Pa, ct Novo Alexievska, on Oct. -,
when = detachment of Budenny's
cavalry swept down the west coast
Of the Sea Of Azov, and surrounded
the town, has arrived in CONSTANT
nople after escaping from her cap
tors A dispatch received by Red
Cross headquarters here today
gives this information.
When Miss knignvetch last saw
Captain Fitzpatrick he was in good
health and was being taken to Mes
COW. the dispatch adds. The boil
shevi1i planned to transport him
northward from Moscow for release
In return for Russians whom the
bolsheviki alleged are being held by
the United States government.
Fitzpatrick expects to leave Rus
sia By way OF viborg, Finland, in .
few weeks.
Miss Knignvetch Is . daughter Of
Prince Knignvetch. head Of the
Russian Red Cross and = cousin Of
the late emperor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
FORGE. !! !! !! c =: !. = REDS" /! | !: ]
FROM GEoRGIA
Republic Expels Soviet Reprssen-
/ 6tive3 3SociAlistic Club Raided
and Documents Seized.

Tiflis, Dec. 2S.-(By Associated
Press. s.)-Energetic m q u
against persons suspected Of being
bolshevik agents have been adopted
by the government Of the Georgian
republic. The representative Of
soviet Russia has been expelled
from Kutais, north Of Batum, on
the eastern shore of the Black sea,
while Socialist clubs have been
raided, their members arrested,
and arms and documents seized. A
sharp note has been handed M.
Sheman, who represents the Mos
COW government here, stating the
administration Of the republic has
decided upon q ruthless warfare
against plotters and will not toll
crate soviet vaccinations in this
country.
Georgia, however. is completely
surrounded by bolshevik states.
and it is expected will be absorbed
by the soviet hurricane at any mo-
ment
The Georgian army now numbers
50, 600 men but military experts" ex-
press the belief that many of the
men have been converted TO boil
shevism, and would Join the soviet
armies in . crisis. The army il re-
ported to be fully equipped.
The Armenian government has
delivered = note to the administra-
ton Of Georgia demanding that a
plebisci.e be held in the province
of Akhalkalaki, the population Of
which Is 70 per cent Armenian.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
A Free 1921 Calendar
Is Waiting for Every
Reader of The Argus

It is waiting DESPITE the
fact that never since print
ing grew to modern propor-
tions has there been such a
scarcity of paper, or such
high prices.
Despite these difficulties,
we have made sure that none
Of our readers need suffer
the inconvenience Of doing
without a calendar.
We have procured from the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
BOND OPERATOR
HELD BY POLICE
John L. EtAeridge in Custody q,
Minneapolls-Is Wanted at
Portland.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 2S-
Omitted Press.)-John L. Ethe-
ridge, prominent bond dealer Of
Portland. Tacoma and Seattle. was
held by police today on informa-
tion from Sheriff Hurlburt Of Port
land.
Sheriff Hurlburt wired that he
was sending a deputy to return
Etheridge to Portland ON q charge
of larceny al bailee.
Information here was that Ethe-
ridge, ~ president Of Morris Broth
ers' big bond house. operating In
Portland. Tacoma and Seattle, had
resigned his position last week,
leaving . deficit Of 500, 600 unac-
counted for on the company's
books.
Etheridge, with his wife, vas
about to board IN eastbound train
here when apprehended- Mrs. Ethe-
ridge was not held and remained
ct hotel here. They arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Seattle.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
MEN Of SCIENCE
HOLD SESSION
American Society Gathers at Chi.
cago-WM Hear Dr.. Griggs De-
liver Alaskan Lecture.

Chicago, Dec. 2s-At the seventy
third annual convention of the
American Society Of Advancement
of Science, in session here, Is basic
sciences are represented by author
tiles and certain scientific societies
are taking part
Several scientific societies will
hear DR.. Robert r. Griggs, pro-
fessor Of Botany at Ohio State uni
versity, explorer Of the valley Of
Ten Thousand Smokes" tonight on
"The Volcanic Region Of Katnai,
Alaska" which he visited in 1915,
1916 and 1917.
As a result Of his Investigations,
President Wilson secured the res
ervation Of the Katnai district az 4
national park. which at present is
inaccessible to travellers, because
Of lack Of roads. It is said to be
second to none in comparison with
any Of the national parks in this
country.