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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
Peace Time
Casualties

Madlll okla. pee 10 win Re
ter. SO years . ard h,s nephew.
Newt Ritter, Nsfe shot ard Killed
eafiY today ~ sas home ~ wassen
Ned full bleed chosta~ inuian N
csdsF ttil cerampusty near here. Ncd
eslIeS o 9. nolNra eeunsy assorrey.
on the telephone sns said that ne had
done the shooting according 20 the
county attorneys offlee.
Officers went - the Ned here and
the bodies we're fauaa, Ned was At
tho home 0f neAahucr Ne re-.
turned soon. hsatna according 70 the
effeefa. that Ne had gene 20 make
arrangements foe the care o. his
Children while he Nas IN custody, his
wife being dead
The slair men had gone 20 Nrd's
horne 10 collect for = sswlna machine
which had beer sets 10 him, i ~Aa
said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
FARMERS AND STOCkMEN
TO HOLD MEETING
Logan County Men To Diacusa
Spring Sales Of Registered
Cattle and Hogs A.
Federal Building

4hv lasaa sounts uuwuvvd hfv~si- 5
eFw and fArmrfv wsA nseet ~ Aletuns
AsasuN sairs * rnKimgeFs-sl rnttsr ana
hoss They viii Aissasa ghs nmar~
pFvs~els markets rs FsNn eugeaa
organization WnfA eaa Oklahoma
s'osua un,wors ass5et t.Afhsn. wui be-
presented D, ns*sess sevnt y VI
t'alAanan N ths essuassan division
a. Nsnlwaser okA
NNHy q 90 wlll seud thplF nepse
sentative whn q Al thr hsaal ~ ihrlf
commercial gvmapa dsxarmsas "a
address this mceiins
'k'opw and leius ynar nslshl,ofa
Ne eannss Dnnioee Yevf a. ohsa,s, 49,
s}oulh AnvrlA fhege uAa~t A. suapn
Mas Nv whhh ghe gaFnaerm aa,d lssu.
ssock men can ~ gelleYvd vt lhn uu
crrlasnty n lhe tre@enl msxsVlsas
syassm enla somsy Akeat Wiley
toaay
aNofr people need Is peslase shat
'hef ssa and p0, ~ MANY aegl aiAai
she larmFf produce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
RAIL WORKERS BARRED
BN COMPENSATION RULE

Employees Of railroads engaged n
Interstate commerce. whether their
work Il on trains. IN shops Or tn any
other industrial capacity, are cxelnd.
"a from compensation for injuries
under the jurisdiction ~ the state ri.
dnssrial commission Il was hold yes.
terday in an opinion by Baxter Tay-
icr. chairman OF the commission. IN
the case OF John ] Long Of N7eleetka.
Okfpskea county vs. the Fort Smith
and Western railroad company
The only remedy FOR Industrial III.
iuries 20 employees or interstate rail-
roads is to be obtained by suit IN the
courts. according TO members OF the
commission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
INCORR|G|DLE YOUTH
BREAKS HIS PAROLE
Clifton Shiplcy, 15, Stole Gold
Watch From School Prin-
cipal Is Sentenced BY
Boles

Clifton Shipley b Is year old
school boy. paroled BY Judge Boles
pending good behavior. did not made
good his promise to the Judge and
must remain III the state reform
school A. pauln vaIles for the next
six Years or until be IL ~ years 81
age.
This was decided by Judge Boles
yesterday evening when yon Shipley
was brought before the county COZ 4
and a charge OF robbery placed
agairs: him by Sheriff Robertso1
who had just arrested the b0y Tor
stealInr a gold watch from Mrs. Adele
Speer. principal OF the Capitol Hin
school Young sblpley had discovor-
ed that Mrs speer did not take her
watch with her when she went "
her lunch Al noon. 80 he waited .upitl
she departed and be Then entered
~he school room and took the walcn.
An hour later he WAS picked up b.
sheriff Robertson. the watch recos.
red and the boy had confessed
u hate to send young boys to jall
but this boy II ,incorrlsible aud will
fare better in Jail than out Of ..''
said the Judge today
This IL hts third otfense. re wss
a member OF the dirty dozen gang
that robbed several West side stores
last month.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
ORGANIZE FOR BETTER
CITY, CONTEST DRIVE
Enthusiastic Meeting Held A,
City Hall Last Night To Elect
Officers and Outline
Campaign

Superintendent Peak al chairman
of the Better clsy Contest" called
a meeting % the executive commi.t-
last evening % elect secretary ~
eaalrman OF the -four essential fom.
mlIlecs as follows Home iAie. Mrs.
II r. Dcrwin school srk aui
equipment G N Peak. church ana
teligicn Rev Cleo o Niehols Com
munity welfare N A smith Mrs.
n y uer~ln was chosen secretary
Guthrie has engreed the contest tor
BETTER CITY As outlined hv wm. A
Mckiover when he visited our city
some weeks aeo
Shawnee has offered prize of So.
800 for the city scnfing the highest
and IA addition 10 that w. Morse.
81 Blackwell has offered sip0 "a the
city scoring the hlFhesi on The single
point Of religious training Of me
caildren n T Hausford OF Guthrie
VIII also give the same sum In Ii
brary books 10 the city scoring high
est on the single point Or Industrial
training
II Guthrie Is 10 succeed and be.
come Model Cfiy@ in this cpnscst
every citizen mast boost 7, Il n blk
piecc OF work but with tho entire city
ectlRE AZ team WI could win ia
ne end
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

sarsansenn Gal Fsank /. Tia
usaa. neialep ~ ,be hss Jake J.. ~.
anaa told STAFF epfee onAvpl II
sbe Sacramento ia"e that ~ Oil 80,
marry siara smith 80 kiSe hcr che
namc og ilnnon "a urdeg 70 permit
hef "a llsr waih lake liamou lIe
n~lutained ellener ~ a. shn cx~c
reason u'hs he hal snargacd hcf
s'ouniantlaopie iaraee treaty
hoipvon ihe Turkish ana N,aonalisge
Rad Armenia VIA r'sorsed 10 have
been ssmed he u'shs y December
"a
hieaRo NJ hrafnA aaa druled ~
lae cfrai voar AZ apln.sia ~ VIII
llam tnis nNt haywood leeslor of
tAe ~ w aaa "a defendants
cspvletcd some time aso for sleia
lioA oi the eepionaee aos and oon
aa.I.sv 70 obu'fns isle voleetlse
dapfS.
London n WAe snununfrd that
l'femler iard tieprse wuaid nakc sF
snsnsWni stalompns 81 lgeland ~ sho
opening a ibe loase % osnmous
this afiesnooe
Arsimoro a commercial airplRne
ls4p aaN exesed wlld and apparently
uul0sn'ied rimma thai slam sudih
had hoen bypuTht haeA % ArdIuorm
lnWas i'p,halsla aeecfErlnn "
l'lAllsps lnAsasiiy fnsd from tho
Southwestern ki4lviie coufcfvuee
~es gousaal al The oao~e of q post
foogl,aa season meeting held hy roa-
reneuatltes d ina, body here
Sianriau VA faslure oG a iufy
so aerw "a yerdhs III the caac ~
iIasfy Harl negro. charged vish hsv.
ing attacked white woman near
here. ied 10 ihe formation of mob
ouisale thc iall whefe he var con
fined and The governor vas requested
o orlef aiate trooln - stHunson
gnr Worth lam Smith wun on'
har way 10 Aome iat@fsor eiiy ~
Texas. whafe shc Was % fpnfef WITH
attorneys preparatory 70 surrender
inr 20 face chasaea against her nc
cordiDn 70 information received here
ii iaao CARA slnssp vps "
Jaureg a. bite as Thursday scrofd
ing tn apImfcmfiy authentic 90
formation developed IN au indepen
dent Investigation b. regfcAenta'
slse u tho Associated Press
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
He Keeps
EN- On
theFarn1

Nee yusA. nx ie 1ahe Aam.
aiFepK tleioasv pwhlletat aw.l sapA.
talGst anns~tupsd YeAteesay ,haf hn
haa the ssshs 90 s~~@er tAa ssna
ffausnW How yna "a 1eep 'sm
sls.en oa lhe farm. t4esx sesn
ifsfe~ or New ~ Yenkers.
iIn esfsvsa 10 press al~sTam r~aar
saa ttFmas AwM fwwnty uns
assseM ssp pnuple
Il wam ear,rs - pFwmp@v~ "a
hls aes naoslan 90 sheasre whbsa
he ae~smtea a. a hel. sexss fses
hsetssl ~ wp uNfaa mtwvs.
llxbged ~ storage lsatteeF sseetetcstr
ard alluaaass tse mllW@ sfum t'unham,
Va whAh soaslsta ~ em~ asarw. uas
hlapkaaHilh aa4A watsT tawk aaa
teu tansua
no~n sherr ehefv aalY ans thouAs
aAl Teopss Ave ia sea sgaarv miieu.
A. eshalnmwf q trylsm 70 pruve that
ths msalun aastafu a shs enly shlhs
e. kspp p~sssla oa tAe farm ana ~
cnammagH shn drsn 10 etslsw r~uax
ulsesi - 4 pvell W tlss suanasys Iuoa
iasaslasa on
NJ u~a help aat, sir ehelans
said ans ms farm u toa servN "
ldse. aea shasa shy started this
sassn9 fux want ~ rkiss rsswa a9alW
Aad II mlso waA my ewn Y~agWlmx faF
shr muvlsa when am lonal9 ou slVa
farm vAish lea me a. shiHk that the
pletufe ahuw mlah, be che eisya elshef
lare
eMi.at vlau sl,ssa she city afIswa
rAe average maa sloea Res eaen nswgA
fne naamnums ~ lslsraflea tAn taMtn
maAAr umAns ~ eattivsssA. amd thn
snl1aFsty ~ she avnFaKa as#ay'a vussr
h nhlnslon eaeamh e. tha theatre
tlae IL tun san iwuaeunee pFswvFly
,As ward fnai. and ,kas u a suge
ssss of sha Aesns's pailAh A 'ssr lha
alea. you rsmemhus saakeapsaiv'&
lee ilm volre Mas se~r safss wnnr
VA aMa Iu aa eae~llsas EblnT sa
uanan weil. tis saleu IL lhs
aYwal Aetrsas "a newer aast unlpss sna
Fl smshea
The gltys mxt ~ fely laula
eEaat
raatsnasd % rags ThfMa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
1iIl nEA\i~I IiIltE
Oi AL IiNE

Fort Thomas. Ky. Dee. 10 Mrs
Matters Howe ~ Orlando. Florida.
claims 10 have been the victim ~ tire
meanest thief ln the United states
one who she said clipped her hsir
from her head while she ~ss ssissp
~ . Pullman car ef the louisville a
Nashville railroad snrouse from Jack
sonyllle. Florida. 10 thla elty.
Mrs Howe reporssB that hesiavs
her hair. she was s3bbea of ssvsrti
pieces of icwelry and $500 n cash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
-Ist y" On ARK st\SAS
BANK CLOSED U

Little Rock. Ark. Dec 10.--The
Bank Of Hunter. at Hunter. Ark.
which closed folluednx a run was
taken over by the state banking de-
sartmeut yesterday w. r. Maxwell,
state bank commissioner today said
he had received statement from the
department in charge. indicating that
the bank ~ solvent. Mr. Maxwell said
the bank probably would be re-
opened tn few days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
III NERAL SERVICES ron
LATE MARY \. HIGGINS

Funeral services for Mrs Mary A.
higgins. widow of Thomas Eiigglns
pioneer OF Guthrie. were held.
Thursday afternoon At the Matehe t
Chapel Reverend John A. CalIan.
partor of the first Methodist churca.
officiated. Mrs VIM BickelI sang
Beautiful Isle OF Some where AMI
Prayer. Perfect There WAS pro.
fession of flowers from old friends
il Guthrie and the Rotary club os
Cushing lntermenl Was al summit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
HE 0AvC CONCERT
eEF0RE BEING HANGED

Chicago. Ore Nicholas vians.
former ehoig boY, was hanged n the
county jail today. his nineteenth
birthday Ne was the eecond member
Of the cardinelA aano 30 die on the
aalIows In tho county jail samuel
cardinella. tho leader. Is also under
sentence OF death.
vlana. who was known a. me
'sonablfd" of the jail. hecsuse ne
sang daily for the prisoners. gave
his fast concert last night when his
mother. father. brother. four sIsters
and about my other relstlver called
70 say good bye. At his mothers re
quest he sang kipiin0's Mother
0'Mine"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
BomB IS TrRowN ~
sENA1E TWO KILLED

london. Dee, io.~-A bomb was
thrown among n1cnlhers of tho Ru.
marian senate fhvrsday aficrnoon
shortly after \ hAa assembled ard NJ.
creceanu. member of the ministry,
and Bishop natu were killed. saYs 4
Central News dispatch from Buchar-
eat
Another minister. NJ ssieaRu, Gen
eral coanda, two bishops and severa
ether members of the senate wcrn
dangerously Wounded
A large number cf others were
slightly hurt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10

4 Christmas tautnts ~ Harry
Alaxandrf Matthew'S sgll h@ Kiven
al lbs Flrat Methodist church Nua
day lAseomhsf as TbnFe viii bc 4
eaurms n foFsy pavpIe Mr. " VIZ
Aieften Il working faithfully On thln
and promises a 20 be = big suguerA
This lsas beea glvun Ia tbs Eaa, b't
this wlll 30 she fltAt appearance" ~
lls klnd Ia The waat and We can wgli
fnad penaa IL uAf avn taleat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
"A LiFE FOR A LlFE~
MAS MOE RulE


WAS MOE RULE
Santa Rosa. calf~ Dec. fo.-olc
Testament vengeance. "a lsc fcr !
Iife.~ was esaeted ef George soyd.
Terrence Fits and Charles veierta
by moo here today. when 5o 70 100
msn. armed sre masked w black. en-
tered the Sonoma county jail al 10: 50
=. m. overpo~ered Sheriff John eoyss
and his deputies took the three ds>n
70 a cemetery ard hanged them.
'Aao the three lived they wouis
have faced the eou.ts before moor
today or the charge of numbering
Sheriff John A. pstray and pes-c.
slves Miles N. jackson and Lester n.
pormsn Of the san Francisco forse.
who were shot down BY Hoyc. ~hsn
they attempted TO arrest the trio o.
Sunday as members of San Fran.
cisco gang which is charged with -
famous attacks on score or more of
Young women In Howard street
house.
There was no confusion in the
mob. All had beer pre-srrsnaed even
20 providing acctylene torches with
which 10 burn the locks OF the cell
doors " reed be-
Fifteen Or mere automobiles, their
number plates removed, advanced on
the jail shortly after midnight. The
occupants slishted from the ma.
chimes in columns Of two abreast.
A Gordon was thrown about the
jail. Persons, very few who came
near. were warned away doxen
masked men approached the jail In
side sheriff Boyes, four deputies and
two visitors were covered with pis-
tots. Keys to the cells were taken
from the officers and while the sheriff
and his aides were kept under guard
others OF the mob took out the three
mcr. who were placed " machine
and hurried toward a cemetery at the
edge o. the city.
The nooses were slipped over the
heads of the trio and they were pull
ed UP simultaneously
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
Gas Rate Hiked
By Commission
To rs Cents

oksahora City Dec io.-An or,
der Increasing the gas rates o. tee
Ruth Feel company of Bsrticssills
in the northeastern district % OF
ta~s county vas issued shortly be
fere noon today hs the state cor
poratlon eoramlsslon. TIRE nc~ rate
is 70 cents a Thousand co. the flrst
100000 cubic feet Of 80 ard 20
cents thousand ~ al in ss.
cess OF tx. .ooo
The order, which q retroactive 70
december :, provides penalty of
$ per cent on each thousand cube
feet fer bills not paid BY the i0sh
" each monsh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
WILSON ND ROt I,GEOi~
GIVEN >OBEI PIiIZf.

christlania, Norway. Dec. iee-pre-
D.nsation of the noble peaco prizes
for 1919 and 1921. which have been
awarded respeciIvnly 10 iAnr fiour
gsois ~ France and Woodrow Wilson
president Of the United States. took
place here to-day. Formal announce
menss Of the awards was made yes
ferday.
"A mes#age from President Wilson
10 be read uaon tile lreaeutl lion u
the 1922 prize bad been recqiyed BY
AIbert O. schemexeman. American
minister 10 Norway. and was read by
him during the ceremony.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
JIAlOt = HUSBAND
KILLS \ PREACHER

spgro. Dec W DAa an aftermath y
sensational divorce sun Ia whiclx
the REV n. ~ Duprue. InaA0f 81 the
Methodist l,laaeosaI church. ams
named. the minister was shot threr
times az noon today ~ ). W Gordon.
plaintiff iu the en3t axainet his wife.
aecordlnx 20 statements ~ Sheriff
Garter " Lef1ore county iia died 70.
sisss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
MONKEY GLAND NAY
SAVE rHte c+iIp

thleago llry 10 Surgeons wbn
grated she thyfohi glaaa ~ lnou
hes mto tho nnck ~ Mary xunhcA.
IL seaf nld "dunpkA 8tsl fufuaci
tssiav I'D lFwalss atmaAan rnF thr rn
deayur q alleviate heF arrested o.
velopmens tsus said lliey wers agnasa
" isoi,esns I'ho Rlfl Waa hidden "
her lsrssssn ~ tolhrl ~. ia collar
gran babshaud until EeM mnmha
aEo and mad she hesiy AMI nnnsallty
~ child ~ four yuAw gtyaleians
declared. when she wae found
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10

Basis of
Taxation

Ncu Yvrk. ~ 10 rAe os.ta
slon q llfo insaraavv comp&ssos asa
sAc various state legislatures and A-
surancc departments - means Tor
arriving AZ some unilorA hasis 10
TAXATION vas sassessei 70 the Asso-
citation 90 lnsnnaaer l'rcslaensn here
soday sy rhomas ~ Blackburn. of
Omaha, Neb secretasg and consul of
sae AemrioAn l.sse conyonison
we have sa4d Mr 'BlAckbnsu.
'as many ~ s. sari<ies q tax
nsethosls IN the Is states. ta0 terri
tories and District " Columbia, and
Il ia obvious &ilas shesw ~ nothing
ssleniagio ahou ans sAneie on~ of
the sarisies unless Il he % xnf
wherever the getting Is good
Y his method Of eo-seralion we're
rarsued Mr. blackburn lolnsed o0s.
nos only could unjust and uuwas
onablv laws nnx ia foree cfgecsing
polloy yhoidep0 Interests l,e elsnMnatrsi
bat plan ~ taxiD@ the companies
eould he formulated which should
prove Satisfactory both 10 tho stast~
and the Insurance organizations.
Mr Blackburn aeaefil~.d somc os
the taxes As arbitrary SOME a. Ia
oqulaaDle and others ~ uno@clonable
and decAarcd
+sour business II taxed Ia nmsv
ways ana for more purposes and wsh
mors uulqae ingenuity than ans other
form ~ commercial en6paVof sn
America Lie insurance companies
arp forced 70 pay IN slr statca. taken
~ and barge. al the college Professor
might say Income taxes bassd aIson
arbitrary methods of calculating 10
come originally devised Fl ber BY MS
satanic majesty OF the treasury dc
gsariment 81 Washinssna. premium
taxes lixcnsso arbitrary and most IN
equitable but easily computed: cor
poTate taAes varying III form from
iirec leslcs on rsA.Aal 70 fiai license
fees and special ppsventase fsea
based upon the weil knnwn railroad
rate pcinciplc og collrsiine eha, the
traffic Will hoar, franchise taxes
levied upon tho lNangihle nrht os
association for Npeaiic purpose.
and asset iaxcs. ignoring tha trustee
4alnelpie upon whAch tho assets are
assembled and held
TO this nss Mr. Diackman added
other methods OF collect
ing fees By insurance commissioners
or state Of caty agents,
Instead os esSAtins taxes icg us
join hands with The legislatures and
departments aud see Il we cannot ar
rive at basis which will rrlicyo the
companies Of the present inequalities
and a the same time produce rcasor-
able revenues 70 the several states
MIR. Blauhman added ~As an altar
native iet us consent 70 q gross pre
MUM percentoge tax III lieu u all
oflser taxes. except personality and
real estate"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
ALBERT PIKE LODGE
ELECT OFFICERS

At regular meeting az Alber; pike
Lodge A. r. a A. NJ. Wednesday eve
ming. the following officers were elect.
ed for the ensuing year: O. A. Borg
man. worshpfuI Master: J n. Dun
can. Senior Warden. l.. r. Johnston.
Junior Warden: r. T. Beck. Treas-
nrer: and n 4. Derr. Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
TERRIFIC EARIiIVt .kEs
~ sOtTH HO>DI RtS

nulaecla, Dee 10 The Dew apaper
i.e prupie aDnouneee that rallwAy
traffic has BEEN suspended lu bu.h
directions between belgium and Ger
many since Yesterday afternoon and
that tAcro u talk o. aerman cui9
A. otat Tire belgian mlnlaify pa
foreign affairs, however states n bAa
no confirmation ~ this fumof
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10

waahlnnton. pse h~-Feasidens
wslmm j. understood 20 hasn Aeleeis~s
q perssanL Representatives GO aet ser
him Ia mediator hwsweeg thw Aff
.ennsana Ama th~ Twrhiah NatANAaliHin
asa hla name IA expected 10 b~ Ap N
asaaY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
ROYAL ARCH MAsons
ELECT oFFfcERe

iasf Monday ni2ht Guthrie Chap
ter No 4 of ROYAL Arch Masons lt
ilz anausl elceion elected the fol-
lowinv officers ior lhe ensuing year
Arthur A Reyes Hight Priest WIN.
A. Grant king A. 4. pAyisnon.
scribe: John NJ schmidt, socre.
tary: A. r. Koetach. Treasurer
Degree work Monday Dec. 10,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
POULTRY AND PET
STOCK MEN TO MEET

The Logan County Poultry and Pet
Stock association will hold meeting
tonight in the county agents Office.
room sis. Federal building, at 1850,
10 make arrangements for the show
TO be held in January. All cpuitry
raisers are urged to be present -
R. Wiley. secy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
Clara Smith
In Fort Worth

a. pssN, frs. pss 10 ~lacsl ~
flesss wNe have nssn ssaFrNsmu
Ger clsfA analsn. ~snsss II Ags
mers. 10 ssrnsessae wssh tks Ssstv
q ne late Jake /. fsamsn bsllsss
are nas pons ss Fart wsrsh le ace
nee friends ara attorneys before
sufreraeflua zee FamsiY aaes re-
usus shat Miss SfwssN nsa lsn a.
eAse Or lsugwa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
lLAInols eaIvArr aAak elosss

Isloomineton. "A usr 10 the
private bank of s'olfax. ~ ! !.
iAsFnes 4 SON. eanIpusied to-day aHa
a. exre~slve lsasna 70 FARMERS and a..
Ginning prices ~ grain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-10
FATHER OF r,vs IS
sHor ro osArH

SFOf TO DEATN
Atoka, Okla. Dec. f0.-~c W Brad
ley. aged ~, married. fathes o. five
children. was shot 10 death by sup
posed hold up men last night AZ
csncy. ten miles south Of here. Bad
ley ~ss assisting derusy sheriff In
rounding up a gang OF supposed hold !.
10 men suspected Of committing q
number Of offenscs here. One o. the
men was captured. TWO others ca
capped.
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Eye For
Eye,Tooth
FOr7OOth'


Santa rosa. Gait. Dee. i0.--George
Boyu. rerreree Fits and Charles Val.
ente, accused ot having murderes
Sheriff James A. petray Of sononaa
eevnsy. and Detectives Mites Jackson
and Lester "A. pornaan here SUNDAY
afternoon last. were tsker from t.ss
county JAN here early iris morn 10
and hanged. 10
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New orleans, Ia. Dec. l0.-To.
hsght fair warmer, Saturday parity
cloudy to cloudy warmer
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Evening journal., 1920-09-16
ALIEN SCHOOLS
REOPEN OCT. 4
Will Be Run Four Nights a
Week This Year Instead
of Three
STUDENTS WANT
THEM EVERY NIGHT

Amerlcanzatlon night schools in
Wilmington viii begin their fall term
on October 4, and will be run four
nights each week instead OF three as
during last term
Total registration last year reached
9I, but a slight decrease Is looked
for this year, owing TO the numbers
OF aliens who have returned 10 their
former homes In the Old World
There Is, Of course, possibility that
this decrease will be overcome hy
aliens who have come So Wilmington
6lni'e th- schools closed
The Advisory Council. consisting OF
representative elected by pupils OF
each n me schools. has made plans
with Miss Marguerite II. Burnett and
The Wilmington Board OF Education.
Tor The coming school year. Fifteen
schools and % classes were operated
last season. and 10 Is probable the
same number will be continued. de-
pending upon the registration OF
pupils.
Suggestion was made 10 the Advis-
ory Council that there be four Instead
OF three night sessions each week this
year, as is done in some other cities.
Immediately came a chorus OF re-
spOnse' Make 10 five Wen come
we would like TO attend every nigh. ri
Five nights would severely tax the
teaching stan and resources Of The
Board OF Education, so four were de-
cided on.
As showing the intensity OF inter