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l.onsvaoa c,merc->
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Ia11 folu husband ~ Nunit llo.aH
Relatives ami friends ar invited ~ attend
thc fuu.-al from his lat rr>laan'" A"rN-
lyu ia saturday uOrnlrE ~ e 1iot'h
Requiem mass a. II fatFlck L"Th
Ashland Del lntermeEt Al Ashland Dcl
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Solemn S' rcGuicm mass At .he Ca,hrdral
on Friday morning November !" Fl /"
o'clocA lntermeut private al Ha'rr q"
~NrrH II thle CITY on November II.
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ke.a..>r- and fr.eud> IT. inz lted Is attend
rhe f4u.fa from her .st' restt :..e. i3
Er'.rru s'rett eu safa-..aN fnarf-.u- -f f.
oCIock kcGut'm mass q. ht p theiTas
lu''rueut a. Cathedral cemetery.
MOVIE suddenly At Hen-y Clay on 80
tcuhsr l- 1920 N..itm \ RoN
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I41n Iarauda Nf Vlao1, ~ T. Thomas
Kc!ati,es ana friends ..rt invited Is attend
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noon at 3 u q cipCk lut.iut1.t Hr.e ate.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
GUTHRIE MEN LUCKY IN
SALE Of OIL LEASE
Well In MafameG District That
Came In Al 2,cQ0 Barrels Has
Ceased Flowing Stampede
To Sell Leases Is On

Guthrie asu Interested IA AN oi'
lease "a .fe- Maamte field are Ia
happy fame Of mind Last waef
Tom Jenkins, Roy creahe, TIN
nooloy Lloyd l.enis and G NJ. san.
E dge elesed deal Naerehy they lis
osod OF 50 acres OF l2e acre 'saA,
for $4,000 or $1,000 an acre. Tht
Coal line company. subsidiary OF tht
Santa Fe railway company hou hi
the lease
After starting on al the rate ai
2200 barrels and startling the Oh fra
ternity Of Oklahoma. the parks
brothers and others wet in the Mar
amer district IN pawnec county
ceasod flowing Saturday just AZ thc
Lake Mayamec OF Co. former 1901
barrel producer In the same ldrali's
had done previously and tho Mpramat
field Is sull mystery Pessimisn
is at hiFh ebh and almost ovcryhod,
owning anything In that locality aas
{ on the market for sale.
Tho Parks Brothers and others wsi
if located in tho northeast corner of
the southeast Of the southeast of
l0se II made its big produc,l3r
With sand just touched at 2.A7a feet
300 feet Of eavings piled u on TOT
- the sand and the owners though
this was the cause Of the wall ceasiaf
flowing The cavinps were clcanef
out and still II refused 10 flow Tht
Lake Maramec wHil located IN ID,
northeast corner of the southwest
20 &C. Is still drilling deeper ir
search If the Barilesvllle sand from
which the Pierce Oil Corporation wof
In 1920 &c. "a that same locality. g.
producing Another big slam to 'te
Maramee pool" was the failure ~
the Atlantic Petroleum Corporation tt
llrd the Skinner sand pay In ItB test
offsetting the Lake Maramec, in tnt
southeast corner Of the northwest Of
i-20-se. II is also drilling deefer foi
The Barilesyiiie
The Guthrie men still retain A.
acres IN the Maramec field and MAY
make a drilling contract later, shoulf
deeper sand prove producted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
sol I'll LOG N FARMER
II CHARGED WITH THEFT

Charged with the theft Of sixty fine
LcEhorn puilals, valued az Siau, har-
ycy w. Riglcr, white man. living five
miles south of tho city Ia In the coun-
W jail today Chickens answering
me description Of those stolen we're
found by the sheriff on the farm OF
Bislcr Sunday night The sheriff and
j. Chapel owner Of tho chickens
traced wagon wheels to the nieler
farm Feathers from the chickgns
we're also found along the route OF tao
wagon wheels
Blgler denies stealing the chickens
but is unable 20 tell where he got
lhom The parties live ia the Seward
neighborhood
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
TWO / ItRiFFS MAY BE-
REMOVED FROM OFFICE
COUNTY ATTORNEY Of
TULSA COUNTY SAYS TUE
SHERIFF on TINT COIN
~ Gould nave PnE.~ :
VENTED IN>tHI>c s@'
or NEGRO AT
THAT PLACE
autlnrln

Oklahoma CITY. okla. aaa. ao.~~
Governor !. q. A. Robertson, after 4
conferences with Thomas l. Moefo~.
county attorney for Tulsa cDarsy
here to-day. ordered special lnye.
sinasIon 20 be conducted through ,hs
attorney generals office of shs lyrcn.
Ina Al Tulsa Saturday night ~ Roy
nei,or. alias Y. ~ Ovens. 10 yeaF
old youth charged with the murder ~
. tasi.ea driver. G, w. King was
appointed special Investigator by Gov.
Robertson and 10 expected 10 ieavs
for Tulsa tomorrow TO bsoln probe
A thorough Investigation of The
conduct of the shsriffs of Tulsa. o.
lahoms and logan counties "a -
their law enforcement activities Will
be made. the governor aald.
u was stated after tho conferences
that tho governor had not yet feeav
az any report from County Attorney
cArplII of the iylnehIn9 near here last
night Of Claude Chandler. rrara.
whose body was found early today
TIE governor was quoted as saying.
however. that N circumstances % tine
lynehinu developed such ~ those
surrounding the Tulsa raae, tieclas
investigation would also be ordered
of the iynchlnu here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
NEGRO MAN AND WHITE
GiWL CAUGHT TOGETHER

John tRed) Mathews. coloret and
ftie Toofcr. young whlso grl trc
In jail serving out loe DAYS sen
tonce ana $500 fine assessed today
ny las,ice OF the Peace y. y. Me-
Ginluy
The couglo were found Ia HOUSE,
on east Grant saturday night Both
pleaded guilty Nhea arraigncd,
sheriff Robertson ana La9ay 1hB.
swanson made tho arrasg.
"rhe only thing | regret about the
matter IS that eould not stnd both
Of them to tho peniteutiafy for a
undfed years instead OF 100 days iu
jail, p said McGlnely to-day, The sisl
is about 2a, pretty and fairly well
educated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
GOOD CAMPING GROUNDS
FOR TOURISTS AIDS TOWN
Judge Hornaday Makes Compari
sons, Says Many Cities In
County Have profiied BY
Providing Comforts

eRctcfIug 20 the proposition A. The
Daily Leader reported Il, nov helus
considered by tho Guthrie Realtors,
for ptovidinr proper auto toarisls
camp, q might be of interest to the
live cltlxons Of Guthrie 70 snow what
soma Of tho other towns and cities
arc already trying 70 do ATOMS this
line" said Judge lIornaday to-day
wrhe auto has sprung stta almost
exclusive popularity among the pleas
nro touring people of our country
The rapia building ~ good roada
have almost over nlslt, created an
immonac amount or thia kini OF travel
and with " has como A rsn and nrg
ont demand for better auto camping
grounds, especially at OF near the
moro important and ambitious eltiea
This ia already developing into al
est as great necessity aa good
roads.
~ ia not hcrn necessary to make
moro than the mofest reference to
tho absolute and prevailing lneon-
y-nlonces and great disoomforts al.
ways present when man and h'a
family need 20 stop and raat f'r tho
night The best they are now able
70 DO ~ 10 park their car at the ruad
side, glitch their tent among the rank
woods hunt ~ . little brush for q
campfire, secure 4 very limited cup
NY ~ water from tho nearest ditch,
and make the best Or thla very dts
couragine situation which, Ia fact,
could not possibly be any worsc
Already some towns have become
pioneers ia the endden efforts 10 ln
meanure. remedy rome Of thesa
universal dlscouraglng features 80
patiently endured by great number
of tourists who annually seek little
roasurc and recreation trip IN their
car The news Of good place
spreads rapidly Topeka made a lin
tied trial last year and that city ia
now hard AT WORK on more elaborate
md permanent camping accommodn
iilns wichita IA starting camp
and ~ hard Az work trying 10 set
II roady AZ the very earliest moment
possible Many other towna on tho
main arteries ~ tourist travel ara Al
ready active and viii soon have sone
Kind Of accommodation for tourists
Guthrie could very epily and eco
nomically arrange a splendid aaio
tourlst camp Iust south Of the city,
and could make Il such that II would
at once become noted amorg tourists
..ss se.a .assss4ss.sas-aassas
fContinued an paga Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
Proposal Moue Masonic Home From Darlington TO Guthrie

could, In practical way demon
sirate our beliefs In that great prin-
cipies Of the Fatherhood OF God and
the brotherhood Of man; through
which we could exemplify and pro.
vide an bullet for those eleaniosynary
inclinations Of our great membership.
The board Of control Of the Mason
ie Home. now located Of Darlington
have asked ebat the Scottish Rite
bodies tender the temple to the
Grand Lodge for the purpose OF the
Home, thus affording the Grand
Lodge an opportunity to move the
Masonic Home from its present iso-
lated location at Darlington, okla.
TO Guthrie. whore the members Of
the Masonic Home family could have
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

A potal card vote is being taken In
Scottish Rite ranks on the PROPOSE
tion to donate the present Consistory
temple at Broad and Harrison, to the
Masonic Grand lodge TO be used ~ a
Masonic home for children. q rds
have been sent to the ten thousand
members and the vote is coming in
rapidly. Thus far the vote Is almost
unanimous for the moving OF the Ma
sonic home from Darlington TO the
temple here.
In a statement pertaining % the
move. Frank Derr. secretary o. fne
consistcy and grand master of Inc
Oklahoma Grand lodge says:
Ever since the proposition TO bu' d
cathedral upon the new site was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

determined upon, this question has
been under consideration by those
active in the management OF tho
bodies in the Valley OF Guthrie.
Suggestion that fhe prpe1y be
disposed Of In a commercial way, or
that II be utilized for any other than
Masonic purposes. seems TO be un-
popular and not agreeable TO great
many OF the brethren. Many members
OF the Rite who received their de-
grees within the halls Of this tempie.
on account Of the associations. the
tender memories and the fraternai
sentiments connected therewith. are
quite firm in the belief that our pres
sent Home should be converted into
an institution through which we
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

tho association and opportunities for
development that has long been rec
ognized-~a need that must be- sup
piled II wo are TO make the Masonic
Hcme the success hoped for whan II
was established. The action of the
Grand Lodge On connection there
with can be best presented In the fol-
lowing extract from the proceedings
OF the Grand Lodge session of 1920;
Proposition for Moving the Home.
NJ. " Sam W. Hogan, then read
the following resolution:
Whereas, II has been the judgment
Of the board Of control OF tho Mason.
ic Home that there should be sep
aration OF the old folks and the chil.
dren and that there shodIl be sep
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

arate buildings ao far removed fram
each other that taere wou.i be 10 aa-
soclation OF the two and.
Whereas. the board of control haa
had before Il for consideration tha
proposition of erecting a sanitarium
building for the purpose Of taking
care OF the old folks Ia tho Masonic
Home near NJ Reno Tho site for
which building was 10 be donated BY
the Chamber OF Commerce OF III Reno
Of not loss than & acres OF grunni.
Said sanltarlum building contemp-
lated would cost from one hundred
thousand 70 one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. and,
Whereas. al the last meeting Of the
board of control, held on the 9th day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
WRITES FROM SiNONy
fOR FOOD I,IsIIIE

The Leader Is IN receipt af Gar
IAN food post card sen by Fran Ger
trnd Goliiz.'Ufefstrasse Laipalg. SAX.
cony. On the face Of the card ~
sflnted' Mail this postal TO your
friends or relatives in America ana
they can get for food for YOU. By
order American Relief Expedition p
On the margin Of the card Is written
Gentlemen ! have not relatives of
friends IN the Y, S. A. Please do
deliver this card 10 a philanthrop-
ift IN your town In adyencs /
think YOU with all MY heart"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
NEW RULES GOVERNING
FIRST GRADE PUPILS

The new rules Of the board Of csiu-
cation require that pupils entering the
first grade FOR the first time will be
allowed 10 enNar only in the first two
weeks. No beginners will be re-
ceiyed after the third week OF any
half year In the matter of beginner
pupils who are six years old now or
viii be six before January IS, 1920
will be allowed 10 enter school at tte
first OF this term.
The first term of school viii close
January IA. 1921 and all pupils who
are eligible before the close Of the
first half year can enter at tho be-
ginning of the term.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
NOSE WEI\BERGER GOES
TO EASTERN MARKETS

Nose weinberger left Saturday
night for New Y0rN, where he goes
10 buy merchandise for the b. a. NJ
W store. Il shall buy a nifty line
OF moderate priced mems aud wo-
mems wear, shoes, hats and caps. and
when return Guthrie people will have
a chance TO buy wearing apparel at
price that will open their eyes" he
said before leaving MIR. Weinbcr-
ger will be absent two weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
INIERt RBAN FREIGHT
WORKERS PICNIC HERE

The members of the freight sans
OF che interur9an railway with their
families, sixty strong, came to Guth-
rie yesterday to enjoy an outing at
Mineral Wells park Plenty OF fried
chicken and ice cream enhanced the
enjoyment Of all. One OF the features
was the distribution OF 500 cones OF
ice cream among the children Of tho
park and those attending the base
hail game
All returned home well pleased
with the pleasures ~ the day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
Armed Negroes
On Their Way to
Oklahoma CITY

oklahoma cts, Aua. so.---Nlne
motor cars containing negroes
heavily armed, were reported -
have lett Edmond. a town about IS
miles north Of here, ard three auto.
mobiles also containing negroes re
ported 70 have left Arcadia, about
twenty miles northess, et here, scr
Oklahoma CITY, according to a mes.
sage received AZ the office ~
County Attorney carolll.
I, was said at the county attOr !.
ney's offlSe that caroil was armlna
his deputies IN anticipation ef any
eventuaIlty that might arise should
the nesroes bs bound for a clash
with officers.
~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
earock rscusrs" Ana roo
rLlmsY SAYS GOVERNOR

oklshoms CITY, Aua. ao.-~rscusss
offered by the Iallsrs were taken by
Gov. Robertson a. beInu "too rllmsy'
and 40 stock excuses.
"fhey should bs made 10 suffer tbs
eensequencs," wrote the noverror,
aThey should be removed from of.
flee"
rhs governor requested Irataat "a
tlon ln the master. aaying IN hla lss
ter;
''You cannot move TOO quickly "
this matter, All persons engages ~
lynehinu these Two persons, In the
eyes Of the law are guilty of murssr-
I, Is an easy matter TO ascertain who
the guilty parties are"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
TULSA COUNTY ATTORNEY
sLAmus THE sHEHirT

Thomas Monroe. county attorney
for Tulsa county. summoned here for
a conference with Gov J. n. A. 10.
bsrtson az preliminary 10 an lnves
lIgation OF tho lynchInw there Natuf
day nigh, Of itoy Bolton, atlas r., "a
Owens, lv-year-on youth, stated be-
fore golng Into Tho governors office
that he would ask grand Jury ir.
yeatlgation of tho whole proceedings.
and would seek 10 remove from office
Sheriff lin Woolley ot Tulsa county
Questioned as to HIS attitude re.
fsrdlng the precautions taken by
Tulsa county officers Ia preyontias
the removal oi tho prisoner from tho
Jail, Mr.. Monroe said that II 'tha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

These marriage licenses wore ls-
ued by Deputy Court Clerk Ruby
totterman since Saturday. A. "
smith, 22. Chicago. and Eta 4,
Gains. 10, Goodnight. Arthur Long,
Mulhall, aud Edna Wilerman. 49,
Guthrie; Earl copeland. 81. Homlng
and Bcsse Mills OF Muihall, Fired
Swallow, 26. Oklahoma City, and Eva
Grace, is, Guthrie. Bert Boyd, %,
oklahoma CITY. and Laura Doll Grace
Is, of Guthrie. The Grace girls are
twins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
BODY or LYMCHED NEGRO
TO BE BROUGHT HERE

Maichett the Undertaken sent an
ambulance TO Cottonwood Grove 'hif
j. Terning after the bcdy OF Claude
handler, the l9-year old negro. aho
sas lynehed by an Oklahoma CITY
N ID last night Tho Matcheit In
dertaking house buried the eida
Chandler Sunday in the Evansville
cemetery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

Arthur Chapman, former Guthrie
printing pressman, now foreman OF
the press room OF the Kendall college
printing department was here from
Tulsa Sunday visiting old friends. He
was on his way 20 Kansas City to
spcnd his vacation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

The enrolment for the high school
will be Thursday ara Friday The
Freshmen pupils viii enrol. on
Thursday morning fro;1 eight 10
twelve. the sophmoros from one %
five Thursday afternoon. Juniors y "a
enroll in morning AMI Seniors in tie
afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

OF February. 1890, tho chairman Of
tho board presented q proposition to
move tho Masonic Home 10 Guthrie.
Oklahoma. provided the conNlstory Of
Guthrie would donate their buildings
and grounds now used by II for tbs
Conaiatory OF Guthrie and at meet
ing called for the purpose. the Con-
sistory voted 10 donate all is build
ings and grounds now Al The old tenn
ple site, 10 tho Grand r,ods- to bs
used as Masonic home on condition
that the Masonic home should be
transferred to nuthfie and the buId
ings and grounds used for that pur-
pose. aud.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
GOVERNOR ORDERS PROBE

Governor Robertson today ordered
} rigid probe OF both the Tulsa ANA
oklahoma city iynchings IT IS
very bad Advertising for the great
State OF Oklahoma to have the world
read Of lynchines in the two largest
cities OF the state be said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
KILLED IN AUTO SMASH

Five person were killed when p
passenger train hit the auto In which
the family OF Rober, A. Must. Hut1a-
iason man was riding Sunday. A
cern field obstructed the view OF the
track.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
YANK VICTIM OF JOKE

Leonard Rose, veteran Of the world
war. died from wasp stings the result
OF practical joke perpetrated BY
friends. Fellow-workers at an Ar
kansas mine. placed the wasp mes,
near hts lunch basket.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

TEACHERS MEETING TO
BE HELD SATURDAY

There will be a regular teachers
meeting OF the white teachers al Cen
trial school building on SATURDAY oft
ernoon ut 2 o'clock. Ttere will be
meeting Of all the teachers Of the
separate schools at Fa7er high school
Saturday afternoon AZ o'clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
REDS ARE COMING BACKS i,

The Russian army has recaptureT
City Of Grodno and the Poles haN
been forced TO eyacuate Bralystok be
csuse OF Red pressure on thei
flanks. according TO wireless dis
patches received today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
LET
LEADER WANT ADS
DO THE WORK

of chasing around looking for
the other fellow who wants 10
take up the proposition you n an
have 10 offer.
They will find the man. brina
him to you and you complete the
deal. PHONE rs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
JOE BAILEY Is LICKED

Joseph Weldon Bailey, former Y
s. Senator from Texas, who tried 10
Come back" In politics, by STANDING
for the auhernatorIal nomination, fel'
down. Pat Neff beat him a 100, Jol
votes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
FORTY ARE INJURED

Denver, Aug. 3o.--one person Is
dead and forty-fiye suffering injuries
as result Of the crash Of temper
asy grand stand at the baseball Dark
here Sunday John Jones IS dead.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

killed Adrean and Weiss. during
a running gun fight around the
house and Chandler was shot by
Tyler from an upstairs window,
II is claimed that Tyler and Miller
ran away when the fight started
Tyler rushed MP stairs and Miller
toward the still, Children oi
lrnntInunA ON pnNn J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
POLES URGE FREE pAnzlc

Poland has appealed TO the Loaruo
cf Nations 10 take up the matter OF
a free Port for Danzig A copy Of ~
al peal has reached President Wilson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

Pay your rayiug tax before Sep
tembcr ist or you will have TO pay
the added penalty OF Is per cent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

Nhunty Attorney Cargill. Of
Oklahoma county. said. the Of
frers Of Logan county were fool
ish to he bluffed by Oklahoma
county officers The government
did not want Chandler and he
could not be prosecuted in Okla
homa county. ] went to the scene
Of the murder and found Adreau
and Weiss lying in bloody dirt
while Logan county officers stood
and tailed about holding an n
quest. did not fool I just took
things in my own hands ordered
the bodies taken to Oklahoma
City. the Chandler boy to be
brought 10 our Jail. ] guess those
Logan officers are still standing
gaping in the road talking in
quest
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WEATHER

New Orleans. La, Aug. 3oth. 1922
Tonight and Tuesday partly cloudy
cooler general Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

Just who killed Adrean, Weiss
and Chandler following the arrest
Of the Chambers. last SATURDAY
will likely never be definitely
settled
This much is known: AT
empty still was found a hundred
wards from the Chandler home
It's ownership. however. is not
known. No booze was found ~
the Chandler home.
Sheriff Robertson maintains
that Charles Chandler, the father
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Excitement is intense IN and
around Arcadia today The ne
groes threaten to wresk dire
vengeance not only on Oklahoma
county officials. hut likewise on
those Of Logan for allowing the
ls-year old boy 10 be taken to
Oklahoma City