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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-12
BODY FOUND IN pool

BODY FOUND IN POOL.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 12.-The
body of Arthur c.. Hessert, 20 years
old, of Goldwood Township, student of
Case School of Applied Science, was
found in the swimming pool in the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-12
HIGH PRICE FOR SUGAR

Case Gymnasium. He had been miss
ing since yesterday noon.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23

According 10 Earl Finney manager
OF the Playhouse, the list OF aiirac-
lions booked for early presentation
at that theatre exceeds any previous
list in atlraciiNeness. 10 includes
George NJ. Cohan's "Genus and the
Crowd ." Margaret Anglln in 'Iht
Woman OF Bronze" which also goes
direct from here Go the fralee
Theatre In New York city, John cOri 5
nlw musical show "lIm Jam lcms,
coming here from Baltimore; The New
York east OF "rho Storm which ran
there for more than forty weeks;
"Buddies. fthc SelWyn's pleasing mus
lcal success. Chauni'ey n OlcON. VII
liam Collier in "rhe llOiicniOt'
Charles g. Dulingham's big musical
show with Joe CaWihOrn, Maude
Eburne Joseph Saniley, Ivy sawyer.
oscar Shaw and Company, entitled
"The Half Moon, Nora Bayes IN Her
Family Tree; - Florence Moore 10
breakfast in Bed" Walker White
sile I'M "The Master OF Ballelirea' ;
George Br0adhursts New loN Play
house success. "rhe Wonderful
Thing" with Jeanne Eagles; Waller
llampden in Shakespearean reper-
the season OF i92O-2i will open on
Monday evening. August 30 George
| NJ. COhan's Genius and thie Crowd
Is opening attraction 10 originally
l 0pened Ia Atlantic City last March
and was slated 90 come here lmme-
, diately afterward, but h being new
then, the local MANAGEMENT pre-
ferred 90 take chances OF playing J
later. Last Season % played az h'
Broad, in Philadelphia; in Chicag
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
RETURNS FROM
Tenn. CONTEST
Mrs. w. S. Hilles III With
Grippe After Suffrage
Campaign in South
DAUGHTER TOGOTO
DOVER CONVENTION

Mrs Florence Bayard Hilles arrived
home early yesterday morning from
Tennessee. where she had been during
the special session Of the Legislature
That ratified the suffrage amendment
Due TO her assisting i'm the work in
that slate, Mrs liillcs is now confined
TO her bed suffering from severe at
tack Of grippe. 10 was stated at her
home that She is too ill 10 discuss the
political situation
Mrs. Hilles Will be unable 10 attend
Tie Republican state Convention.
which will be held IN Dover tomor-
row. Miss Katherine Hilles. however.
expects 90 attend. In DISCUSSING the
convention Miss llilles said.
While ] do not have vote yet. ]
am going lo learn something about the
political game, TO DE prepared for il
VIII .he time comes.
Mrs. Hilles. ~ steaking of her
mothers return stated that the Ma
llonal WOman's Party. OF which Mrs
Hllles is "a amber has not as yet
decided upon any plan for State ac-
ton.
The members were so vilally IN
lereslcd In getting the bin passed al
Ten ssec, she said. They had lilil,
time TO devote 20 dell led programs
The fact that the National America
away from ils main idea. WOman's
suffrage. and entered the p0litica
q ld as favoring President Wilson,
J. ague OF Nations. had iis effect np0r
the Republican vOte. u was dinlcult
therefore. for my mothers party
which was still working, TO enlist "a,
Republican vote"
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
FIsnFRuFN On WAY nACK.

A fishing party which lefl This city
about ten days ago on a fishing trip
on lhe Chesapeake Bay. returned lhs
morning They were on AnnauOl ls
yesterday The party is composed or
Howard r. franiz. secretary of ihe
Board NJ Health: nr.. George h. Foulk,
city physician: William 4. TAYLOR. OF
The standard Kid Manufacturing Com
pany: Frank Ewart. of the dupont
Company Howard Foster. one Of thc
secretaries of the United states SEN
ate In Washington. Lieutenant g. ID
Hart John stroud, of the Charles
Warner Company; John Banning
Norman ManNll Frank kiNlngion ami
Edmund 5. Hellings.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
.SEAFORD MAN HAS
NARROW ESCAPE

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Aug. 23-Huey W Jack
son. manager Of Wrights store, had a
narrow escape from being electro
cuted Saturday night. He was stand
ing on some wet boards in the store
and accidently caught hold with both
hands OF a live electric wire lIe was
knocked unconscious. Herbert Lank
ran 20 his assistance and succeeded
in getting him free from the electric
wires lie remained unconscious for
ten minutes and had 10 be taken 20
his home, where medical assistance
was given
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
STEAMER OLD POINT
BURNS AT BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Nd. Aug. 23-The
steamer Old Point Comfort. which has
been sailing between Baltimore and
Virginia ports for the last thirty
years was burned 90 the waters edge
yesterday at her pier The hulk oi
The vessel is now lying al the bottom
OF The harbOr
The fire started in the dining room
on The upper deck and was discovered
by r. q. Evans. special night watch
man.
The wharf caught fire several times
Twenty minutes after the fire started
The vessel began 90 list when the
water poured into the hull
At the time when the fire was dis
covered there We're six men. members
Of the crew. asleep on the vessel, bul
they saved themselves by jumping 10
the wharf through the windows.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23

and Boston. the three largest cities
OF The country outside New York. 10
opened It's present season August iG,
at Atlantic City; plays Washington
his week. and then comes here
for three days. starting August 30
and On Labor bay opens at the Geo.
NJ Cohan Theatre New York. Tor an
indefinite run.
Wilmington iheatre-goers have been
promised an ihe George NJ. COhan
productions. The cast OF Genius AMI
The Crowd" Is one OF lhe largest dra-
matte or comedy casts ever presented.
numbering over forty persons 10
might be interesting 90 note that when
his booking played In Philadelphia last
spring lis title was THE lndesiruci-
ible Genius" Mr. COhan expects 90 be
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
ESCAPED PRISONER BACK.
ASKS ron OI ID CEI

TRENTON, \. J.. Aug. 23-Afler
more than a year OF liberty. Thomas
Bacca. "a years old. rang the bell at
the New Jersey state prison last night
and asked II he could have his old cell
again. Bacca was committed from
20 serve from four 10 six years for
white slavery.
lie escaped from a road camp al
Monmouth Junction In March 1919 anC
has since been wandering about trOu-
hled with an uneasy conscience. ia
decided 10 end the suspense by sur.
rendering.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
EAsDnnNs Am FAnS

one Bingham frOck Is trimmed
with silk.
Sashes often turn into hip-drap-
cries. lunics or even trains
NOiles run with bold figured stripes
in black are featured
pleated frills Of serge trim a blue
serge suit embroidered In white
Dresses Of printed geOrgette or wolfe
are very popular just now.
A draped veil may be the sole trim
ming OF snug-fltting turbsn
Tie hip-hne is sometimes empha-
sized by a tuck straight around.
A wreath Of large purple velvet
pOppies is worn low over the brow.
Llttle bow ties of black ribbon are
y. ARA .sader ea.5roideged collars
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
SIX FARMS NEAR
SEAFORD ABE SOLD
5peeIaI Lo Nd EvenIng IonrnaI

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Aug. 23-Real estate
sales have been numerous In this sec
tiOn during The past few days the
following farms having changed
hands. Nicholas Murphy has pur-
chased the John w Tull farm, near
Seaford. OF 40 acres, for 5000; Norris
Short has disposed OF his farm Of 80
acres 90 a Virginia man. for $1,000.
Eweu O'Bier has purchased OF VII
liam b. Allen a farm OF 100 acres for
5000. John Mossick has purchased
the Theodore p. Blades farm OF "a
acres for s9.iOO: Custus McNeilly has
sold one OF his farms on the SeafOrd-
Bridgeville state highway, containing
30 acres, TO George short. for 5000
Arisla Marvel has bought the George
Marvel farm. near here. for siiOO
The tract contains about 90 acres.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
PAID HIM TO WAIT
FOR HIS FREEDOM

MEMPHIS Where's the prisoner 2"
nuerifd he iudga Cous scratched
heads They looked Finally they
found Charles Doyle. charged with ai.
tempted house breaking. lie was rest
ing in the police assembly room. The
locked 'em up. Tie forgot Doyle and
an day long Doyle lounged about the
station. Three doors offered easy
escape. Because he stuck around"
the Judge gave him freedom.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy TO drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit.

N0-To-nac has helped thousands Co
break the costly. -shatierlng to-
haccu habit. Whenever You have "a
longing FOR smoke or chew. Just
place "a harmless NO-To-Bac tablet la
your mouth Instead All desire stops
shortly lhe h0ht u completely broken.
and you are better on mentally. ply
slcally. financially. IT'S So easy, su
simple. Get box Of NO-rO-Ba and if
10 doesn't release you from an craV-
Ing for tobacco ln any form. your
druggist will refund your money with
ont question NO-TO-Bac is made hy
lhe owners of Cnscareis; therefore Il
thoroughly reliable
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
RIuDINC NEW FACTORY.

Their present quarters az fllln ana
Orange streets being 0vercrowded the
National Adjustable Bed and Spring
Company has broke ground at Els
mere for a new factory. The structure
viii be AZ by ii5 feet in length and
will be two stories high. J.. r. Sc
vens. contractor. expects 10 have 'he
new structure complete by the first
Of the year.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23

Ued 10 must be 10 assist some other
child.
Brandywne Springs Park continues
10 entertain large numbers OF people
from various other places as well as
Wilmington and a big list or amuse-
menls Is belng oflered
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
pOIICFuFN ON VACATION.

Sergeant William G.. Cr0zier Patrol
men Edward DutlOn. Robert J. Wal
lace, Swilhen C.. Walker. John J. Nc
Keown. Charles Nirdin. Robert SersOn.
Edward Tucker, Howard p. Atwell
and Robert Bowman Will begin their
annual vacation at roll call tomorrow
morning
Evening journal., 1920-08-23

here personally 10 direct ne local
performances
The Playhouse management hopes,
despite the Increasing costs OF Orerai-
ing theatres and OF productions. 90
continue last seasons scale OF admis-
sion prices.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
BURY sAUTER ROY TOMORROW.

The funeral 0f George W. Sauter,
Jr.. the 1-year-Old son or Mr. and Mrs
George w. Sauter, 232 North Franklin
street. who died az the Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital last saturday,
following an operation for a disease
OF the Joints. will be held from the
home OF his parents tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock. lnterment at River
view cemetery.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
FAMILY no SELL 2si-YEAR ESTATE.

After being in the posse ssion OF The
same family for 23i years. when the
land was obtained under a grant from
King William TIT. Of England. in 1855.
the Perkins estate in Brahdywine
hundred viii now be sold for building
lots. The present owners 0f the farm,
the family of William \. Perkins. are
the direct descendants Of the family
which first secured the grant
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
TURN son OVER TO POLICE.

Eugene Lambert. ~ years old. has
been turned over 10 the police by his
parents. who charge him with being
incOrrigible They say he stays out
nights. Tie was committed TO the de-
teniion house. pending a hearing be-
fore Judge w s pricke.t. OF he Ju-
Nenile Court
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
Ennws@mnemGs
TOY HINT AT sHELLpor

Io1 HUM NJ SliLl4lPOI
Tomorrow afternoon, from to 3
o'clock Is the time fixed for the sec
ond toy hunt at Shcllp6t Park. on
this occasion. 2J0 tickets. each en-
citing he finder 10 loy will be
hidden in a secion Of the park and
.the little people viii search for them.
The conditions are however. that one
child can have but one toy and when
a ticket Is found The finder must stop
Evening journal., 1920-08-23

In the Want Ads business partner
ships may be found snd business
propositions will be sold to good ad-
vantage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13
RUBBER HOSE ATTACHED
TO GAS PIPE, DANGEROUS
Ordinance Prohibits Use of Rub
Der Connections For Gas
Stovcf GrUver Huston
II NcAr Victim

tlANMfin haR AH swsilaane snsl'stt
'yF ca" s'sr ~ ali'i~sf Aeae in esanee
t'nn vish eae stoves and fl~' vFslsuaaes
A''s~M ~ efsFnFensl salA t'lfe tnsri
iouss sesvnilY
AHa i"noH is tlwiu rhN rWi,lml
hme y aanx"nAHr Il eashi n'a tA
y" l'~s~~afY e trnina ~Anple - shr
daisN~ra'lsef lnkf "a lne i,w lias rub
hnr iA~ NanN l~w~m has neei'
fe"ad saaa r. h~sl of II 3 bash fn'p.
ard ap inNrslleaiinu ist7,uess - llpht
*" Ass* ''''" 'FaN''F@ ~ 'f'n' y"
t'"'''s" F"'''fF n'A" #'"s'fH ~ M'N'
"'"F'i 'A''H'N ne A"H'fl H'''sfhs'''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13
4 aIsNIR- S0RI OVER
BAD CITY ROADS

Farmers and others coming into the
clts from lSe pnsi n trade Saturday
were ioud IN their condemnation ~
The condition Of Eas Oklahoma ave.
nue bls eqss of Pine street John
Walis fAffsf from Payne county
who was ene ~ three men wihose car
hal ~ 1e galiad onf beteeen ono and
two O'Clock said he had com" thirty
miles % Guthrie % .rade and rot
gone fine bargains. bus. as Il cost him
1850 Q set pulled out and have tha
dtmaee 10 h,s car made good he
didn't think ne saved mnoh Said
he "a ssge merchants 81 Guthrie
want much Christmas trade from o.s
our way they should look 10 having
this nlece OF road right II tbe city
lput 30 decent shape l'y having real
road men work on 4 nor huueh
who siulFiy plough q 40 AZ Though
gsttinv II ready for crop next
mrlnxr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13
IOtAI MAN TELLS OF
SHAMROCK ROBBERY

Frank Sarber of this clty Nas N
shamrock Saturday night when rob
bers broke into and robbed q bank
there
Five thousand dollars and uncount
ed Liberty honds, besides many yalu-
ahies in safety deposit boxes was the
loo, OF the robbers who dug their way
into the vault OF the First State
BANK of Shamrock sometime after n
o'clock Saturday night.
AS the bank was not opened sun
day morning. the robbery was not dis
covered until o'clock that ofternoon
when ihe cashier Homer . Key
went in 10 do some work No clue
has been found OF the thieves. From
appearances In the bank IS i sup
rosed there were three men. All
twenty four safety deposit hoxes were
taken besides the contents
The robbers gained entrance 20 the
building BY cutting The bars and
breaking a hack window AS the safe
was not opened. 1t is supposed the
men were frightened away
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13

Ia the ds@ah IN Iaaae Eiursaa. us
tlis Atf father ~ AIrv A y TFl
nma Uushgiea nrN 90 elslest eitlsau
aam Ipsi lsaas burton was = xFansi
esa svegsnan IN fiso nla avhsmsl EtH
wsa eefa Iugs ss issa. "a puwslansis
tx mna IN 1888 was umstwa IN mar :
rAann NJ ! aauAhtee ~ Fssiha Ituog sx
Nrw Yark lle had Aswd faF Trashy
ysara wEsh hla ei#ldfvu IN thla sstys
sle lsuVna asn HHAldruu STA M. Mnsi
Harry y aad xand siaashtrr. iaasea
4 fluls and tlrve wrand ehisiFsn.
MsAlvpA tgaNn Aad lsulars W. hasi
ls,nH hseu wsasber 81 slse 4 q q W.
H.iee heia9 u enaegas nsriaiseg a NJ
aiu NJ 8AvWySii# pa
lleAth easne fa sha Ffaaa oid swn
tlsnian ua thr morning II p~eesas~F
Ill Hwarnsnnt n aummsa siw~ rwmm-
gafy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13
P[RFECT|Ne PLANS FOR
BETTER CITIES CONTEST
Prof, McKeever, Promoter Of
Laudahle Enterprise. Is In
New York Working Ont
System For State Contest


Prof Wilham A Alekeeser. noted
child welfare specialist and secretary
81 ne iavenAe welfarc division o. she
Presbyterian nonrd of Temperance
and Moral Welfare pitsbnreh, ii now
IA New YORK cHy pesxe;ine plaus
for the securing o. assistance IN car
ning forward The oaahoma shetter
clties" campaign which haA aroused
such intense enthusiasm amung okla
homans
since Dr MeRecvers arrival ln
.NeN York, Ne nas heea constantly
In conference with various or9anlza
ih,ns including hp National child
Welfare association. tae Boy Scouts
~ America. and other leaders IN the
interest 81 chlidren and youth Among
New Workers. who may return 20 Dh
sahoma with him 70 helm ln the con
test IS j Adams Puffcr. of she Ma
sionai Welfare association. Nev York
city.
Ia the Oklahoma ''l~stew cltins
campaign. a cash prize o. 81 $50 IS 70
be awarded the middle class city of
Oklahoma. which by November 10.
1921. scores hkscsi II q place ~
which 10 rear family OF children.
since the contest began this tall. pr
McKecver SAYS, twenty-five cities
have entared The contest and have out
lined definite programs and special
methods Of organization % compete
for the prize The term middle
class city deslgnates towns between
5000 and 1900 population
The prize Of s25oo FOR the best
csy has been offered hy the Rotari
ans of Shawnee. OKLA and shawnee
tIseif. Is actively IN the contest and
endeavoring to keep the prize money.
Besides the main prizes there Will be
many smaller awards a. 800 each
Among the cities now entered are
m arAsAFa-
trontlnued on Page 3l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13
TWO WOMEN ASK
COURT FOR RELIEF
Marital Life Not d Success In
These Cases One Names
Girl As the Cause Of Her
Trouble

thafwlns q hrf psslllon hAs he's
husband was Vrinl so heg ana ghas WA
NRa sormd lp "a luto she fis8a and
nleh epglun ~ wull AZ in all ~ I'M
household auiis~ aAa eAre gm the
ehaldren rina q fUMknef has
hvuehi sull fee divane aad division
~ property lIeF Aualana tharloa
fausAnef u vell Anown ~ an
eeunss farnFer aud il foiAfed 60 b..
vvahhg lha aoupe Nprv marrea Ia
1873 und have fwn children rhes
reafasoa Is igie
NamlnN iletHha Nihehasspe a. me
eifl 10 the eaao Naraic f.ewl. has
broaRat eal Cor divorce flum loha
N l.sntw fn whom ahe wAA mafrlesl
w tgHt N Jarhomgiie uAlahopn.
There are i've children rsnsinn ia
aee fNm iz q 1he wlta sllwm
rHlrpmp cneliy una enyp fir nue
band and lsihef hAa deserted her nnd
heF cbllarvn fas i yuunkef woman
mAo eho ipsnsea aa iier Aa Maohen
tot She asks The eourt Is grant hag
an anaopNo divorce rnwody ~ the
chlldron ara alimony af sss per
month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13

Rocked
ByShock

plttshurn, Kan. Dec. is--Ahous
one Thousand ksQs Of powder bis~ 10
a, the Atlas po~oer eorapsny's plant.
three miles soesn of here shortly
AFTER nine o'clsek thls morasno
Henry Aiiset, a. s0ploye. was killed
outright and Charles lance, snoshsr
workman, was probably fatally burn
ed.
The detonatiens rocked pfsahure
and surrounding towns. THOUSANDS
u doiisrs worth o. plate glass wss
shattered by the explosion.
First reports Indicated that der
en Or mere rasn hac beer klllsd. she
explosion having destroyed telephone
cenneetlen between plttehuru and the
powder plant. AnAbulances ard doc
tors were rushed 70 sh- scene.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13


The state Corporation Commission.
December :. heard the petition OF tae
Barilesyllle Gaa d Electric company
for an increase IN rates The conl-
mission granted a temporary increase
of is cents per 1909 cubic feet, max
ing the new price is cents. The
commission stated. however. that this
increase would remain In force as a
temporary rate only until the Cisy
Commissioners of BartIeeyillo had ~"
opportunity OF gcing over the Doofs
OF the local company and ascertain.
ing whether or nor they would SUP
port recommendation for maklna
The Increase permanent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13
MIKE CASSIDY, OIL MAN
AND TOWN BUILDER, DEAD
Long Time Citizen of Onthre
Gave up Struggle After Long
IllneS Was Prominent
buainess Man

ln The dsala al Mike Cassidy Qaih
ne IoseA ees Sc u really alsIlnsglss
flrares fs 0e epsslemeu II ine 3,a
sehooi. 81 eneaeinR ana mmanaAs
t'erapnalli nan of rhRn,hfuHle
temperament ana real tread ot 80
tast IL raes' and best ln The liia %
Na community There ~aA uo eHger
Prise ~ hepssl ~orih 10 luis elly
which 90 aes hare ITS sympathy aa1
support #e embodied tho, ispe 81
ciilspnshle alah lsYs aesa enlphass
Oh leyale 8 home and home pcopie
Mike csneA loN Guthrie He hs
lleged ~ rNlsrle Whrfevsf NJ Went
he specialized ~ Guthrie Interests
NJ was 81 acs uohleman III ~
tcre aNd he wili - missed not ouls
81 enc eiixenahle % Guthrie, ihe
piaee ne ,alled bonr bai hy ieKlon
of ffienrt anA buainesA AAsoelalen
ossr Iht state
Mike cassidy wae inrn Ia The coaa
AZ Meath ivelan 10 iSa and caules
win d paEensa - Ihe linlsea sia.ea
when he was five YeafF of age The
family setilea N what war thea
known "a westpot I.andius. now
Kansas city. Missouri. whore the
father ot nv Cassidy acquired 4
LARGE amount of acreage Thls prep
ersy rs moss Ia The eeuier ~ the bust.
ness narl of ihe metropolis on tha
kap Whom ihp clvll war hrohc oui.
yonne cassidy was rafng 10 eo aud
jolHed tne ataff of tpneral Merldih
and hecAme messenger braye en
his stair re served throughout the
war ana afterwards went e. kansas
where he war identified III ihe la
milllng ~ thai cansfy daring fhe
reeonel iotian period lie has often
told friends pf his experiences on sha
wild indian border ana or fammas bur
faio hunts IN which he participated.
--------4-.-ss-ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13
CHAMBER or COMMERCE

The meiabersaip ~ the Chamber al
commerce of the United siatos nov
has before Il Referendum No ~. be.
lns the fenor' of the committee On
Pn'ii'c utilifies reaardine leeal trans.
pof'ation This referendum vote 10
he taken covers proposals Ter the
Improvement ~ thc condition II lhe
e"uhtfys street railway lines. the bal
10y containing eight recommendation
which arr 70 Ne voted on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13
EDITORS AND TRAFFIC
MEN ORGANIZE

Oklahoma city isee ii Teo A.
Plantations cf rsis0fH ana araffle
trfFie department men connected
wiih slle eeffiea a. Tho Associated
rresM IN Oklahoma were perfected ~
rsIatfAir massfluHN ~ editors and traf
~ mon hers SUNDAY rho ohlect 81
larli m~tlaM waa 20 luefmlNe ilie
Nplrli NJ c0upavsiion And teain wnrk
in ilte aaie FolIowlne The meeilngl
me traffic nisn Joined the eAlgnr III
"a dinner IA 4 ineal hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13
Illicit Still
Found In a
Water Depot

oklahcma CITY. Dec is.---An a.
liclt stlil has been aperatsd IN she
pumping station of ths city water
works at nustln IN ssuohes county,
secorsona TO N. c. Blnlon. chief
federal prohibition etsleer Tor Okla.
homa. re announeea TODAY snat
IA raid Saturday nsahs at Dustin
80 gallon ssill, so gallons %
mash and gallon Of whisky ~c g
obtainec. Earl Ari0en and Joe nrs.
an are under arrest in connection
with the case. Binl0n said.
The raid Was conducted hy zoe
L. Foster. federal agent, asco.s'.
panied BY q. a. Carter, .. q. Tenn
pleton, N G. Lonley uepsvy sheriff
of Hughes county,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13
MILLIONS WOULD LEAVE EUROPE

Immigrants are coming into Ameri-
can ports at the rate Of 100000 a
mon n. There are reported to be IL
million Jews all set to start this way
in Central Europe and Is milton
Europeans wantt TO emiganf 10 the
United States. They cannot be
blamed. Bm this country should be
II it accepts them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13
lAacrsr corron caop

Washington. flsn ~ Igin gumluf
tlon ~ eu'iou 'hla yeaf Is larger shan
any year einee 1914. when M souu
fryA rHAnfd erop wav rwaM r'iia
f,rodnegim will ~esnpi swelsn miena
nine hundred and ekslaY 'mlea ~ t00
bounds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13
CAN'T RECALL HIS DEATH

Another ex-service man can't recall
having been killed In the war notwith-
standing the efforts OF the war de-
parsmenf TO convince him he Ia dead
and buried in France He has. how
ever. convinced the Lynn. Mass. r
NJ. c. A.. his home town. that he Is
IN good health and never was killed,
TO his knowledge ard has had his
name erased from its memorial tablet
II can be reasoned with.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-13
uNKNoWN BOY KILLED
BY TRAM ~ TEXAS

ciadwaier Tex. Doc ~ Offsrora
here toda, aere endeasoring IL laen
tlfY d young man whu ~aa ntn oyer
and killed BY freifle rain he waa
attempting n board yesterday A
book found on The body contained
the name John nrassnl Nlr'on
ciar Mouiain View. Ark