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Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-06-16
Pioneers
 To Organize

Everyone in Hyder eligible to joiu the Pioneers of Alaska is expected to participate In the festivities which will be held over the Hyder Drug Store Sunday night, June 20, to cel- ebrate the granting of a charter for a Hyder Ieloo. The fun promises to be fast and furious, as thDre will be plenty of eats and smokes, and there are some geod entertainers here numbered among the old. timers. Eligibility for membership consists of having resided in the territory prior to 1905. The Nation al Forestry Service have given lot IS, block te the Igloo and in the couSse of time a home for the Pion. eera wall be built there. The lot is in a most desirable location, being only half block from Indian ave. nue and close to Nevada street,
Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-06-16

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA, DIVISION NO. ONE, AT KETCHIkAN.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-06-16

IN RE RYDER DISTRICT Order Reforming Boundaries of HydeP District.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-06-16

EASTMAN KODAKS AND SUP. PLIES AT THE RYDER DRHG so,
Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-06-16

Canadian currency bought. drafts drawn on Canadian banks payable in Canadian funas, sold at current rates.-Salmon River Banking Co
Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-06-16

The Saliaon River District is Asrvelousty Rich in MiSeraIs add Hyder is the Gateway in Consequence of Which Hyder is the Fastest Growing Town in the North.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-06-16

This Paper is Out to Publish Atl the Mining News. alNesh Tout Friends Posted by Sending them the Paper after You Have Read it. Boost for Hyder all the T1me. 2.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
MOON INTERVIEW WITH
CLARA ANOTHER FAKE
Alleged Slayer OF Jake Hamon
Has Not Been Seen Since
Nov % Was Hearst
Story Timed7

Anoher chapter o. Hears, fakia.
Is contained Ia tho par seued mos.
Interview iu MeSl,o VITA Cara smiia
Clara Smith has nog hcen locsa,~l
She has nos l,eea s.en lsy angsp /,
slnee November sa
rhe Republican state eemwsiee Il
"a sesslon ~ Oklahoma sasy "a seleci
Il saocessor 10 Jake ilamou
The ~siofy WAS time sos pahlsca
tioa today sresaamal, 70 hayc some
efeec' on bard ioilci committeeman,
Whether il serves the lAmnse ~
mains 10 be senn.
According 40 resnfts IAmes Harris
has the committee IA hand. but nyrhe
and kesch Ia behalf q Mrs. Ham
mon are kceping the wires 70 Ma
ion, Ohio busy
A special from Aramore says At
forney Brown SAYS there Ii 40 traih
In the sclara Smith Mexico story. Anl
places j III the casevogs aAth her al
legged diary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20

Jolsp X Emerson ~ha ~aa coa.
ylrtua IA sh~ erime ~ assault wlia
intent u ronmli mnnier ara Nhu WAS
srmfencud 70 Aerve eirhs stsare 10 ihs
state paulientlafY . free man TO-.
day when eenseace was a.asaei pa
rmNson. hla attorney C~snsa eafv
appeaied lhe eata 10 she rlmual
coaiz " appnls ~ inc state fa
fny nausiate fNeawlAx ihn dasiA
lou ams fesriNed w Air Justve GARY
Tho county attorney 1lam ed tho
case and f.meraou IS ones more :
FREQ mau "a ibe tino * his pon
vtston fsmts son Naa pualnAaisF =
the little lows ~ Incnnlala ife hal
always f4aaa considered 4 very aVoi
ciilxen and ihe pkcessl4c peDaity wv
seRpsi hy is iury for tins #MsM ~
fense naa u surprise o. all Ia ibe
court rom Nhssa q ass announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
is k|NCFIsH[n MAN CITI-
ZEN OF This COUNTRY?
J u. Young Was Born In
Russia and Wishes TO
Know His Political
Status

} = loaue 81 Klneflsher county.
has always considered himself aa
American citizen hul recently he
hAsn't heen anga abouns il lle has
written from Clngon, Mo. present.
lng hls case fo tho attorney general
% Oklahoma and asking to h. luforn
"a ~ 10 his political status Yoans
was horn 10 RUSSIA IL 1889 liis
parents hronehl him 70 American in
1898 4 few wears later hla father
took ont h's first naturalization ia.
\ fs but diet before obtaining mf'h
er Yapers Hlu meihcr then tonk
ont her first papers hsi she also
went 40 further alonE this line. a.
she mafried az American citizen.
ilenry Meier OF Kinpfisher county
Young was nine years old at me
time, He has never iefi the t'nitsi
States since he was brought % thss
country hy his parents Il r. wood
assistant attorney general. undertook
to answef The query. af.sf ,hofourh
study Of the authorities he has come
so the conclusion that tie marriage
oI Young mother Ga au American
nos anls made her citizen af thla
ronnsry Ans also nalurallgpd bAs spn
Judee N7rod today wrote Younx
ttat IN his opinion he was citizen
o. the United states
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
JANUARY II To %
IS THRIFT WEEK
Expositions Tc B. opcuea In
Many Cities Third Week of
the First Month Of
1921

New YORK pec ID National
Thsiti week sommlslev wish the 80
~ ration IL the saungs alsielon of
'he United states treasury depart
nepi and 'hiFlvseven either orranis
aiions viii sonser owa snsir home
ealcsslon 10 maui are eliles
throughout The eomi ouune ,he
week II january lf "a nAn le
aia ID alvlns lh~ hpaAln3 BnNiefa.
ace0falns to announcements saaAn so
aas ~ Aaoiah lrwmahn shairmsa
ffie Ameficas institute II arhl-
o. - has approved nallonal conn
pRilion wlih prizes ioialsHx slyaaN
fof beat nIaun ~ smaN. economically
practical heusce and bungalows on
Thursday lanuar, IA own ynBr own
home dAy III ihp fnafh national
thrlii week. concentrated effort
will be made q erxe men og small
means and the forelgn.born 50 build
and o~n homes as rasilenl Amer
lcanizatkn feaalre 81 the prnerau
New York ana chicago aIll oons
dues ~nwn your home exposition
later on i large seaia The chieaxo
exposition WIN BE- hold March ~ 20
April that ~ New York Apri la
20 20
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
MANY ODD FELLOWS
ARE HERE TODAY

Vanguard OF mere than two hua-
dred Grangemen arrived in Guthrie
today. to attend the annual meeting cf
the Grange which opens Tuesday
morning al odd Fellows hall.
congresswonien Alice ROBERTSON. of
Muskogee, viii arrive early in the
morning to address the grange She
IS scheduled to speak at 30 o'clock,
Tuesday evening
Congressman John W Keschum. oi
the second Michigan district. arrived
today Fle IL the national lecturer
~ the Grange He viii also speak
Tuesday evening
The meetinss q the Grange will be
omen. and Guthrie people and farmers
are especially invited to attend the
session Tuesday evening.
THE Grange movement is growing
by learx and bounds said Mr..
Iset hum The organization spells
good to the farmev and every man
living on a farm should be a member
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
REAL MENACE IN MAXIM
sIlENCER, SAYS corr
Bandits Are Enabled To pick
or reace Officers NJ Al
II This NoiAslsm
unn

fhese Is fsai Aeasee sN sA
siee.es snsuN ets ~ tAs Fats sa
ilse g. sAe selsslssa fsssssess IS
Nssm ellsneefa aeina ased IS hagf
el~ sAA nus wnhM II uu
TODAY
a fsw Yvata aNn yhe 4ns~FmenS
sluNhs - eusa4yss shpMnassi pias
rseaase ls eaaga SEA ose sesHa hsse
% . wan was ki.sd ~ Nakns
asa - aaNlms latenstea was na'
tsl on ne HAfkri pagsl gew esaashe
sKp n shoala nrYev hmve he@n
manufactured lN shrae hslAaam N
New Jersey iass wvpA khe Aandlsa
nsed 'Aeee stleneeFr Thgse men wvee
Killed aud Hueh le,i gakee In eaeA
trsiaaee iAe bandits s#eaeesi fAe
Maxim slisueer mean meaaee 10 tha
pualle ARA eas'velaily so naaee oggs
erra Al1fsv . man csu wgaHa 10 i
balldlnK Tssk n his maa apa Ava
det~ssiNN slnre thu Missiles saH
rwuaes Ho Au,oAp ana e#amas hs
hrari
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20

Win the white way completed.
tie next local sndravor should De 10
an improved park system and boule.
ward % connect with the Oklahoma
City boulevard The city has three
marks: two of these could be made
spots Of beauly. With The couple.
ton of the new cathedral there will
lle many visitors 70 Guthrie. anf
'-auiIfal parks win prove fine
background for the temple and give
diversion TO the people. said a cit.
izen today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
RIrt R<ED SOLDIERS 10
AID IN CRIME WAVE FIGHT

New York Doe ~ Detectives
and strong arm meu OF New York y
police force combed tn city today
under orders 10 round IA every sus-
reced criminal while former com
missionnd officers of the army. navy
and marine corps launched flans fos'
al organization 81 3olooo armed man
TO aid sn curhing the epidemic ~
crime which is sweeping the city
The New York chapter 81 The Mill
tary Order OF the World War called
uron the former Officers 10 arm
themselves. and al Tho same time an
nounced plans for meeting tomor-
row night. Ia vlalrh Mayor Hylai.
Police commissioner Eprislt and
Governor smith we're invited Army
officers from hcaJtuag7ev AZ Gov
cvnor's Island alno were asked to a.
tend
The days record of crime wae
marked hy Sunday calm. outside of
the routine Of petty ihievery. bur
glary and minor assaults, few serioia
crimes were reported Early in the
day a Third avenue cafe was entered
and three men held up the bartender
Later three men we're arrested and
charged with fhn crime. They were
held under $4,000 bail each
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
MANY cnAss IIlsl~
kiIr ili,iME.> ~ ~

tigAMa flFs~ hafv kniN fne vsfB gifa
hvta bnny lhn pNss KrferWs anYa Thia
murnInh ~ % fhr department sau
called olsa 20 exllnwJish fife ~
Threatened 70 dnsirpy flss Ford -
truck ~ fhe @,sioffls~ A hpklax
eaeoIlne lanA lsnssed aulnk allxat
denaae before ihN afrlyal ~ sAe q p
fWhlera a FraHm rgn. ffameg apl
ial ard Warner asfs the slfW wu#gas
" shat ldsee - ~ a'rlseA last might
80 dauase last week lhs aaiy IT,
eifuctise fsfe ~ss iho ene ~ lli
Fast IDgan ehefe Sam Z elarahe !
lafn waH quilted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20

Mueh credit due Ms ] Nj
Krocger ou ihp arl exbihlt i nuf'au
Bros store There are about sefeaiy
rive PAINTINGS apd drawing shoe
whigh represefi three months
works of lwent aye u hef pupils
from various 4oluta 50 oklahoma
cuba and Nexlco The college eta s
was represented ey M4ss Margaret
Patterson and Miss vlnlta Cannon az
Henrietta. Misa Katherine shanabaa
and Genetieve Manor of saalps
Miss julia Bacoursne Of pawaushs.
Miss Maggie Morgei of Fatrfax Miss
Rose BinbaHEh 4 Medford Aurora
Camereno of Mexico city Katherine
Krceger Of Guthrie Virginia and
Ioniso Payne of Duncan. EaPoranxa
Andreau Of Cuba and Gertrude vea,
sells e Enid Tho town class "a
eludes Me. Eva Fitch Miss Kate
Kirkpatrick. Mir Mary Rogers. Dolly
May Martin. Flora Lee Smith. Luclle
Mitchell Belya roix Helen Reid i,e7-
nard nrnee and Grace iIalstnad Ore
painting which Is ~ special ihtefvs
called ~Au Iewa clak was done ~
Mrs Koexer 81 has attracted muca
at;eation end favorable comment ~
81 marvellous effects Of llgh, and
shade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
Mexico
Mum On
Clara

El pasc. Dec, 2os--Negther lmmiora
ton authorities, the police nor the o..
flcials here had any information 70
indicate that Clara smith was N
chihuahu as lntlmated IN newSpa'
per published tcuay.
~ they rad fcuna her in cAlnuahl
City, the first thing the American
Consul would have done would have
been 70 wire md ana have heard
nothing from him. said Oscar Har-
per American vlce-eonsuI in Jaruex
When further questioned at noon
today. the father of Glars smith ad-
rtltted that she and her brother we're
together IN Mexico
- do not know whether they are
In chihushu or not. sut probably
they are" he said.
Il could rct say that Clara is 10
chihuahu city, but fee sure that
her brother James is with her"
I'VE understand that Clara is Will.
Ing to surrender, she may not come
TO Ell paso, bat again she may u
is most likely. however. that she will
surrender from Fort Worth. for her
attorneys are there. and We have
been informed by them that they
have arranged scr her bond"
"lt IL a matter cf several hours
POSSIBLY days, until she viii give up.
he added" SHE ard her brother may
avoid coming 70 FL Paeo but may en-.
ter the city ffom another way"
The father stSsed that his daughter
would plead not guilty. declaring
that she would contend that she "had
nothing IL DO with the shot or the
pistol which caused Mr., Hamon's
death"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
SAYS BoIsHEvisM CAN
TAKE ROOT IN WEBf

~ H9lAhuylem c0mes q America
- VIII ias flrm root II. ~ middle
woatH according % Dawn sioldateln.
o. llpslon Hr Goldstein ls ilassl.
lng over The west riylnr lectures 60
rolshesism in behalf of the Kniehis
of colunbas fle Ieciufed Ia autn.
fle last week. and was here to-day
frvuse 10 tnid Coutout nnd llo4
aheyism lo mol travel together, ~
ssl1 IN solving Il we MUST get 10
the findam entails And the fand 3.
mensais embrace equal justice d ali
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
SHIP TRAGEDY CAt SID ~
CAPTAINS ttREIESs\E~S

Aaeusl KY Dev ~ Criminal
On psFt II Cant Cevre
H Hart master of the United states
stean launch Margaret that sank IN
me ssno river Saturday might. was
responsible for the tragedy. accord.
lne % the verdict returned by cor,
'ner's jury following the recovery 70
day of the body 81 one of the eleven
victims.
Captain Hart his daughter snd the
mttefs husband we're drowned. has.
INK heen trapped with three others
lu The upper cabin of the boat
Engineer pan Dykes. KNOXVILLE
Tennessee who had heen employed
"a lhe toAt fnr eiaIu hrntiHA iestI.
Fsed that ae had rfpcarlealy told Cafr
tain Hart that tlie boat haef open
seams that would let IN much water
and tina It was dangerous 90 operate
A The engineer said Captain Hart
always tola him 20 go ahead With
hts work that he would lock out for
thn rest TWO members III the crew
Who escaped drowning said they mad
called attention of the captain 70 the
ondition Of tho boat Dykes sais
the boat sank two minutes after II
epfang a leak
The body recovered last night was
that Of wellen Hiies, q and i Waa
brought % The surface viih graopAing
hooks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
MtCH LIQUOR -
TAKEN FROM BOND

WASHINGTON. Doc Almoyt
three times as much liquor Was with
drawn from the government bond -
warehouses during the present year
as could be used for legitimate Fnr-
poses under the volstesd law. ac-
cordine 20 figures given 10 the hou 'e
ways and means committee by Pro-
mar
The Withdrawals totailed the re-
markable figure OF 2s.20o 600 gallons.
or more than quart for every maa.
woman and chah ia the UnHei
ssatea At the present time only
80. 100000 gallons remain IN a,oras =,
Mr.. Kramer said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
COUPLE WALK 900 MllEs
TO srE DYING pAucArEp

Shreveport La Dec q Aflsg
walking about 400 miles meflam
from their home IN thu oxArAs u
northwestern Arkansas Thasnas a.
exandor and bis wife carrying
shotgun and an umbrella. respective.
~, have arrived AZ Monroe. La. II
response 20 lssters from theaF dau9h.
ter. critically IA there, who begged
70 see ihem before nhn dlal.
Unable 70 hay railroad tickets. me,
started afooi and made the Iourney h
three weeks. slroving under trees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20

OIL COMPANY WILL
GIVE MEN MONEY

Okniligee. Dec 2o--Chrletmas boa
uses totalIing s25l45 viii be disirib-
uicd 70 so employees o. the Kingwooi
Oh company Of Okmuig Thuraday.
The bonus figures ten per cen; -
wages during the year ending NoT-
ember 20.
The Kingwood Oil company opened
the K,ingwood pool in section eii-li
In the southwes, oamusgee pool five
months ago The company now has a
production Of more than 90 barrels
daily. Many of the employees are
stockholders OF the company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
a BOLD HOLD
UP IN DAYLIGHT

Tulsa, Dec 2O.-~whIle the Frisco
passenger station was filled wi'h
people early Sunday night lone un
masked bandit held up the cashier.
relieved him OF all the currency on
hand and escaped afoot. The croSd
was SO astonished by the bandits
daring raid that no one attempted 10
interfere with him as nc Ieft the de-
tot. hacked away or few steps.
then turned and fled. An early es-
innate placed the loss at si.loo all in
currency.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
Whisky
Flood Is
Unchecked

WsthseMee tive ~ llaaeh
paftegesa eHN Ne Nee seas wHa
shesssala spy sAN safwses4 AHa
So ,e aake shel aame An ~ sci
mNlY nua aa ~ olAg thassmx ~
pnlia ~ p~Aslsw2efs. esnsess "a anA
vAvemVed wlgA upnlaW sNAs Aauaaa
aetlsu ss*~stlan aas maae smssh ~
ispn altasms = asee ~ Fsm4eaa hAs
pvslgieHlsu A,~snss setn la tAs ayes
~ 'he aw Ahhfias asa shsa bawheeas
rfs iAss sssvaehnsant effssweH II
fFpnas ~ alenAY srp feAsly n Hsn
4aMa ~ congress snwnfm~As sAaA
wAlt Ai~amalY kaAlah whlahy usahsma
Il ewaethAslY sasau@ssaga a sale Far
beyw~ss paFpassa
tIpa&lew fs.iter aew FIuoasa9 she
goanigv hea lis msann la sesh w~s'
atswHwhplas - raaaalssAsa. MARY
~aa Mars Y#k New tvrmwx. s,Ass
ava ElHnalA ssfy Amw Whspfa hers ~.
H@f "sNttAte#t& wMt8 N*"% e# N#MFAM -
aermFsaa ana saseFme wtiAte ssmtl
nfng "a taA.sa seetsms lhsv ara
a,asiHa a Ea@sAs ushs. ana skeh n
fariN ~ fsaaee afp Asls,nua n eslsaes
nnlvss euNFe~a ltxAten# "a she asv
lAa
Wiring awaY N manv af sha ~
rallaH ll#s#l wrnssalsgwa IA sus
iAw utsxnalAs Nlia iAsgIaaa III ainal
efH who p'8alued permits ssw sala
.Hd sisstfthas8a ~ lninxfesAsa sta
b. ~neAs bs INTERVAL rwvnaa buFuaa
ngflrAM AnsAH,inmass euntwnss asst ~
wmAls mean ymsually rwyauspsmn "a
eNe Nui#seaa axA aa shu kaevhalm~
saraaNh whAsh whAaAv ss~v~ vsl# ~
shu saslst'* afe lnsssfsahiy wwvem lasa
che laws psevtssaas
ea4lss ara Apssn@tis.
l'uisee aFe alashsfl~ 10 pe0hlbashss
eanew IA hsAlsAm w~rtAtx awaar4
N remsnnAlAle fav nsx ensy savxs
Ww~aMA il vyslh tssag hsvm asTssax
sc3Miia.2a AyssAAA Y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20

rHAupxus MARTIN nUHiEo
AT uuskAWo cHmsrTav

Fnnefsg sees hea fur TfAaaavaa y
Afarlin whn als~s tawlay mnani#a
wera Asia aAla m0tmlnr A ~ u'sstssssNs
Fisan lhs hsssnn nf Fhn sor nf the 'tw
essahes'. a Il Martin psaat Aaisla
nurtal wAs a the ImntMfd graveyard
fifse~n mgisa heesh ~ tAuslasse. Tar
aceraasa Naa ge Yeafw - asas ha
waa an aeffsH aui swxrn@stvu ehsl&sn
in hlA eaFlY yeaFa Htui saah~v aa'1
mAlsag fftuaH ~ hulvMEsa ~ shss
lttehawi f@AEh fhn tan~fa Msrsges
waa snases 4nA iuaevaAlve 4 lasss
number - gsiasisea spsl friends ~Ws
present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
BRADFORD ARRAicNsp

Judge Charles Smith held ses-
sion of district court this morning.
al MAical time Earl l< Bradford. me
nHln who III said ~ hlsn married
eight women was arralRned Braf
ford II oharged with three crimes,
one II bf4amy and two are for for
gerry. He pleaded not g'lllty to earn
Of the counts, and IN default OF bail
was renanded 10 jail to await trial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
cARn MOI EoR CRITICISM

christmas Science can Withstand
the attacks OF It's crHica.~ said ~.
Clarence w. Chadwick. Of Omaha
while here Saturday. ~But scionfirs
do not desofe time 10 listening 10
criticism DR.. Chadwick delivered
very able lecture af the opera house
Friday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
UNION OFFICER HELD UP

St Louis. Dec. 2o.-IJouis J.
SCHNEIDER. treasurer Of focal union
organization. reported to the police
early Sunday that he had been held
up and robbed OF sl.4sa In cash when
he had collected at the meeting OF
the union.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
sIc CROWD ENJOYS cANrArA

The Christmas cantaia elvcu n The
NJ f. church Sunday night. was 40
exceptionally delightful affair The
program WAS long and varied The
auditorium was crowded Rev. Cal
'an gave the story of The Oghrr
wise Man" very interestingly pr1
r.. W Meuen directed the choir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
FOUR KILLED IN IRELAND

Diblin. Dec 20-A iorry with
much military ard colice Was am
hushed Sunday morning mile from
Ennis Timoa. county Claire. Fierce
fighting ensued. lasting several hours.
Fonr soldiers and Two policemen
were Rnnnded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
MRs. sARRlcA DEAD

Mrs. Christ Barrica. residirig on a
farm one mile south OF the city. died
this morning at O'Clock after a
long illness. She was nearly 80
years OF age. Funeral services Will
be held Tuesday afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20

Judge Amos Ez Ink saws thm tho
story tllaf Art Walker viii resign aa
chairman Of the corporation conmis.
sion Is pure rot Robertson would
nos appoint me-. says Amos. 'and !
would not have Il II he lid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20

The basket tali seaaoa OPENS ~.
ntm 10 uHhne Tha faas Say .
ts.Am will plaY lhe hlsh setool seaga
4 AtHsall adiulsuioo wa nv claywva
the money ~ 40 tnln the stndswH ~.
soelarson fund The game wSll ~
tlsysd ia the auditorium or she estY
hail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
CHILD 10 BE srceerAey

II is said Waslburn Child. the
magazine writer win be President
Elect fiardlug's private secretarv.
Geo. Christian, present secretary. Is
10 be made assistant secretary OF the
treasury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
EMPTY STOCKINGS


The empty stocxing movement ~
proceeding nicely" said John DAN,
chairman today. I'VE have large
Hist Of needy ones and viii see thai
baskets 90 TO them. Those hasin7
names wil please send them In
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
Federal Buildings
In NeW York
Under Guard

New Nerk. Dec. eo-Ths Fed.
erai building in Breokiya AZ noon
to-day was pot unaef suara upon
the rwcxApt of me thlra threat
within rso weeks snas the struS
snre weuls be hor,bea IRE lass
threat. sent on postal cars. 20
unissa States Attorney Ross.
said the o0ilasna vsesla be blown
up between u ana e'elsek 10
mcrro~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
oroRaIA mInsraHLs PLEASE

Crowded house greeted Rusco &
Rockwald's Georgia MinstfpIs st the
opera house last nigfs. The features
were good and The sorgs and dances
sipve the average. The audience nas
highly appreciatiye.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
AMENDMENTS TO HOME
RULE plLL AGREED

London. Dec 90.--Ali the amend
ments made by the House Of Com.
mons Of the Irish home rule bill were
agreed 20 by the House OF Lords At
the free debate today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-20
WEATHER

New orleans. La. I1ee. eo.--To.
night rain. Tuesday rain or srow
colder strong east to north winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-01

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