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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
NO BIC CHRISTMAS"
FOR JACKSON bARNE1 IT
Government. While Recognizing
White Woman As Indian
Legal Wife, Stops Way
To Million plunks

Muekokee Nrv ri Mrs lacksea
hafaes whose kidnapping ol hvr
weAltby Greek inaan husband eai
"a comnoiion laat aptIhs wants
$4,000 80 give Jackson "a real cariat
mas that Nas announced ihe other
day nui she won't r,t u and in'
IS now newa
The government thluush officials
oi Ihe Indian agency says lhal nol n
cent besides lae regular allo~anf
OF $500 monta viii bo given her
Althoaeh the government has ahau
eopcd plans 20 auuui the p'erfiaaa at
ghe two ils agents are laying an tie
obstacles possible ~ thc way " laa
former Mrs Anna Laura Love err.
ting any of TIE slmosIa miiilondol.
lars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
Former
Bandit
HaSCOiin

san Diego. CAL Nov. 1S.--paeee
Vita. former banclt who soudealy
aeneared tocay ~ vnssnAda. IA Ia ee.
serted here, 10 sals 70 ee Al ,he aeAd
- lare colons a. rs followers on
section ~ ssna sootn ~ Gnseneua.
la Le~vr csll'orels. about iso rs,iss
from Tijuana
vi'la ~ sAsc 20 have come A. .~,es
California ABOUT seven weeks aae H.
sno0oh Ne VAS sspposea 10 nave set.
tied II chihuahua on lard Given e
rim ~ the government for hlmself
ard Followers a. a condition 81 MS
tafiHe sewn hls arass Tire Former
eanast anc reV<autionary ieader is
row n lower California Win 1900
rtse. Il is said. ard has modern tract.
ors ara other farming outfits fcr cal.
siNst'na the lard IN ese coionlslne
scheme. when ne drove into Ens.n.
aea last Friday be ssas IN > lusurlons
rev automobile and gave stage
srsssr cf she Ensenads san p.eco
line $50 70 rUrcnas pair o. hsoa
leather boots for hiyn rumcrs has i
eaneho VITA senior man ~ IS
years. Is nov IN Tijuana. haelna
come to that town about tive weeks
ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
WHAT -TcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Kansas CHS The law enfon.e
ment association an organization of
citizens Offered reward Of ss.0io
sog she capture IL Dennis Chester.
who e.caped frew train nsar BroA
*n naw NebT ahile being brought
here from Ursal Fails. Mon % ans
wer a CHARGE murder In connection
with lhc kihag of Mi, fgmenre
Patton
Wushinwi "A blanket invita-.
sion 80 every eitzcn having kuawi.
tdgr " an irreeularlty or mieeon'
duct Ia the war department 10 snb-
mii such evidence for Investigation
was iasned BY Secretary Baker
chioaso Faale Nicctie rhieaeo
White SoA gitcher nill turn state =
~ sldencc when the baseball players.
indicted fot throwing the 1919 worlds
series are tried aud will not be- pun.
ishcd for hls part. according 20 offi.
eiais OF the states attorneys office.
his only sentence being hanishmen,
from orwanzed baseball
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17

norman. OKLA, NeY lf Whel
average Mr ciilxrn iliaka cf unlyer
siiY students hn gianallaea Ray yuaus
g'riA and thnughiiess spane mta
Thnl is unless he has visited thc
University ~ Oklahoma campus
For IN aoonerIand shere are
married students enrolled thia lal.
.ceordine 20 Roy Ghllhgef. dean af
undergraduate and registrar
VIZ wish D empAanlxe thu mnt
that this IA q university tor grswu
up meu and women eItllnger points
out
Reasons given ror sh, unusually
large married enfnllmeus stla /,ll asa
returned exaarylca men. Students nnw
studying law ~ medicine uho Iefi the
university anon completion ~ ,heir
UNDERGRADUATE work ana teaches
Who ara returning 20 continue their
educalienal work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17

Owing TO the conditions existing re-
lating 70 cotton picking, prices. etc.
there will be meeting OF farmers
and business men at the city hall.
Friday, November ~. at 2 .. m.
Ia addition TO considering present
problems and their solution the ad-
visibility of securing and planting
Arsla 10. 8 cotton. will be discussed
and II Il IL decided that 1, ~ best 20
plant It, the Retailers association
wlli finance rhe pusciza'ting of ~
much seed az ~ needed.
j. ". Owens. who has put Grady
county on the map as cotton mar
kes. Will be present and tell how they
brought Grady county up from a con
dssson a. bad ~ that existing IN 10
can connfy. 70 the best cotton and
cosson market county in the state.
Local farmers and others 'Nsll 'aik
On tnss subject There il no othef
one tang that farmers can do that
that wsll make them a. much money
a. TO attend this meeting. Farmers
and lusiness men mus get togetbeT
II conditions are 70 be improved. -
90 not fan 70 attend this meeting
The following data reslttye 20
Aeziz 10. 3. and Grady county con
ehsons will BE- Of interest
chscssshs Bank strong for bcsls.
-Rezdying 20 the recent inquiry a.
70 what 1 thiak of Aezia cotton. !
an plezsed 70 advise you that In my
estimation there should be 10 other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
Sayerof
Boy Has
CLOSeCaLl

wichita Fats. res.. Nov TWIN
Joe Torres safely In lail IN Port
worth charged with muraes IN con.
nee,icn wlsh she running down ~ an
automobile and kllllro % Archie Mar
tH. ia-yeaeold telegraph messenger
BOY. Monaay, the situation here was
cules today, following q sNo-day man
hunt A special grand jury returned
ar Indictment against refrvs tate
YESTERDAY Aout 100 men ln motor
ears ana accompanied By two air.
planes participated In the pursuit ~
rcves Yesterday afternoon after the
man was reported a. having been
ssen near seymour The purauers
we're unsuceessful. however. Torres
having quietly slipped back Into
Wichita Falls where Ne ~aa taken
into custody last las, night through
the assistance 81 woman. he Was
spirited away 20 Fort Worth inne.
dlatesy az precaution against poa
sihlr mob violence
The woman ealleu rerrcs 10 her
home last night after az officer had
been hidden IN her house Upon hls
appearance the arrest Was made
Young Martin ~as struck by an au
tomobile at roon, Monday The driv.
sr o. the ear did not check hla speed
eu, attempted TO escape, the direction
taken BY the fugitive BEING traced hy
blood from the wheeia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17

,lme before any better cotton ~
found.
The more Acala Is grown. the bot.
Ter the demand and We want % on.
courage al Gotten farmers to plant
Acala cotton There is no experiment
81 tho proposition nov. and We say
plant your entire crop. Not just q
part OF &. IN Acala"
chlekashs Papers Comment.
The following appeared IL the
chlckaSha Daily Express d uhoir time
ago
Grady county heads the Hat whom
taken as cotton producing county
Not IN number of acres Or bales, per.
haps. but 10 the quantity u the crop
Il wlil be remembered that 10 1919
a Standardization program was start
Cd which would finally bring the
growing of cotton 70 ons variety.
This program has proven such plan
20 be- posslbl. and profitable from
every standpoint The farmer N
course Was the first 20 get the bene
III. for he receives more dollars from
cotton now. and did Iast year. than
ever before. The banker and bDsi.
ness plan and banker are the next 10
realize on this rian for they get ia.
creased trade and Increased deposits
and business. TO say the lensi. there
II every reason 20 boost Tor stand.
ardization. and fiyere is every reason
10 boost Acaia cotton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
Another
Robbery
Thuarted

Denver csla. ~ pslss ~
sssesnlna ,oasy fse meet ~sn ~as
lsAt nlans Atasmpss 10 haia ~ s4i
ron Un au psslf ass~na~r srA i
Ne. let. ssst bauua i as~ao~. &ls
essIs. sass ~ peuve !. Y ionsssn shass
~sre fired ~ she ., ia 900 wsW
hses % me srain wne. slass
ths Carlisle trein rec ~ wrsnss
laa havs hsrn aFwsa
ons AZ me benalss -s~llsx~a -
hAvs nrsn wounded fhsy sss #paa
lu an autemonHr ~hlah ~as ~altlaa
pess me sia'na
fhrss ~ shs panslls party h@sssvaH
IA NavA AurAnerea sls men. gisaHsa
ire train Nv II nuflsa III 4 asnp thav
approaches sNs ns@aaas ear A
brsaeeesen. ARMED slsN snnsuse.
jumped from sns train ard when ne
bandits ensned fvs ne replied osft
sya . sRp ,ran eevvs alaa opsnsa f1es'
ln me nrantlr4v Roek lsla~d traln
ne 4. Aauna far Kansas CITY aea
CHS aas evsr sNs aanss tracks. aaws
Na bsh,nd a 9lsamaN ssepawa ms
sealn ~ time - avees collision.
be Hoek lslard's esar coaches ~efs
aerallsd a. IA naassa enc ssedew
sMlesn Rsl road efflelsla hsll@v~ th~
s~lseh waa pulsvH white tfs tFAln
NsaA pafslra ever t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
TE\iS POLICE CHIEF
SHOT BN WOMAN

Forl Worth Tcsas. Nov ~ ss
tain Quincy Burnett of the Fort
Worth police motorcycle squad wHo
was shot yesterday afternoon as he
sat 81 q drug store soda fountain with
Young woman. is IN . critical con Il.
tion al local hospital today Iae
young woman, Miss ness King. va
police say fired the shots and wh3
snused iafely afte~ward drank from A
bottle and collapsed r. greatly inn.
proved and wili recover. physicians
said. Burnett married i've weeks
ago he and Miss King had been
friends TOR five years and ii was SAL
she had just learned Of nis wedding
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
MODEL SALOON" HAS
GIVEN UP GHOST
Famous Philadelphia Resort
Never Had a Complaint
Made Against

Philadelphia Nes III The Model
Saloon perhaps the uniY one II saa
city against which no complaint was
ever made al license coau. has tlos
ed
Known over the clty and state a.
ihe man who conducted HIS sal0ssl
strictly Within she iaw lam~f II
Nolan. fee owner decided thar eve
model saloon dld DOT pay under
The Eolftcad Ac
lie bad Kept toe saloon opcn since
the la~ became effective to give his
bartenders work. although he lof
money heavily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
A. O. u. W GRAND loooF
OFFICERS HRRw ruKaoAy

ThnnlaA q An'lfewu ~ Chandler
grand master and II iiwwmny ng ABA.
dnFAn deputy strand MASTER ~ FHe
uAa Follows. spent Yesterday at she
Oa8 Fellnwa headquarters Ia eunfeF
seiea Nsth fNHd flseret@ry q W
liFalea "a rewaFd 10 maitaFa c"ncern.
Ms ihe e~lfafw III ll@t nmlewr all
returning NJ VhWlr hamem latte Id tGw
evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17

TN0 PRISONERS ARE
TAKEN TO STATE PIN

Sheriff Roeerssoz TOOK Harry can-
n5nr fh~ anzu ponrittet ca : cha-ws
~ sncest tc ihe state a-enisentia-g
tAis morning Canning was given
tea yesrx Tor bis crime Ben Brit
rnage. esrzfy sheriff took 4. G. I0x0,
-he ,nzn VIC attempted 70 steal iae
Lg-rnon Gray car 30 Granite sAis
ncrninr Islron dreu five years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
r~sEE or TIE oEAo
ARE M~iTE NEN

AsE ~rtTE NEN
Esrsnrten. ~. Nrv 1T.-The three
~nss miners amons sne slsteem En-.
,e~Sec are s~crs she Seas. el es
sNe rssSasa sss~s negroes as asso
sAe ere -ssssns ~an. A. sxcecs enc
81 tAs sezs are survives ~ widows
A fTsesr-ets nearo trsppes n the
r~oe Is aiss ensc~neec. ara nope FOR
his rsseY~ IS pracsioaisy at ar era,
~ 10 fezres snas Ne Aac bre~ bur
les serestN sslssns siste.
TIE ~e- were srsppeo three rifles
eses ~ tNe rpne ~her fire ersss out
yere~sss stterrcen arc css ost thesr
escape frora ire entrance.
Afssr All cther sttt~pts A. rescue
rae fslise tannes ~as 5us arounc
tire ssr~s7s entry ara start mace
fsr TIE -.s*ers Trs rescue party,
ss~sser @ere forced - eore eUs be
cause AZ the ssnseness q tire smoke
ana css. Lsssr sAas rncrnans anotner
lresrve party sas S~sanSsed. arreu
~,stA sss r.sskS arc effeSse1 sn en-
trance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
GRAND Looof aoMT noAap
M sEaatoN nERg

Tha hntnn lsoafd % ths Grand
i.salwe ~ the odd Fwllmwn, consisting
TT d n Graves IN Pryor. vIoia t'Fi#
Ter of McAlrsteF and w n FRY ~
Perry hpla session Yww'nrday ~
tbe offiec ~ tlraaa Secretary ilruee
Ia tsia citY AZ whteh maNy important
matters relative III thn humwa AZ Gar.
mss0 and Nheeut#h wnre considered
and Aappsrd m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17

A rnusk.z1 e0DfeEt for rDice. piano
aud rscair 70 b. hesd anser the aus
rsioee q ras Federated rnaslc ciats IL
Oxis5on2 City o. Jznuzry u. i and
y. shoslt a,e q lnferes, 20 our hoczi
znrsRcizns This is . xtzsesxa6e con.
sees ard th0se 5esasEag ID euEey
xk,ozsc make application thryazA NJ
yec &. Rxs5y y Triss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
GERMAN MERCHANTS SOLICIT
TRADE III Japan

Nzshington. Sor IT, More thar
six'y German merchants have srriyei
recently 10 Japan 70 solicit trade. &C
>ordinx 10 2drices 20 tne department
y commerce from Kyoto. They met
lit;ls hos:ili,y. II was said. anti.fos.
eign feeling being confined iargsly
o Tosss and Yokohama
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
ANOTHER WAR TO Sc
LAUNCHED BY pol AND

Berlin. Nov. iT.--~ConfldentlaI re-
ports that the Poles are concentrat,
Ing large masses of troops near the
frontier of uppcr silssla have been
received by tho osrmsn government.
ssys the LoksI Anxieger. The a..
tentIon of France. Great Britain and
Italy az been called 10 the situation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17

New VeyA. Nov tfA saeena
lrasstsnent ~as nanaea Down toasf
hs ne ss&sral arsna lpes ipvssft
uAtlnu enc New YeFA asisaea bug'd
ma tvu.ss cr evidences suppted ~
shs lolnt legislative sensnltlse
The nse'e 81 tns psFson srd'e1t
TO-DAY was net made puhhc. " s"e
saes Indictment handed 8eNn mefe
than = week 400 jena naeAef, Wsi.
ttonairc huliaef awa rsal estate
man. ssas ore az shs "a ieses tne es
persona NAMED
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
SHERIFF COLLECTING
DELI>Qt INT TiNEs

sheriff Robertson and his depnties
are husv now collecting TIE Last haE
q Fhe 1913 oelinauent taxes The
first HIATT ~ the delinquent 1919 tar.
"a placed In the hands ~ the sheriff
for e3lsec.aon has beea practically
81 collected. sbe sherig having turn
- over 70 the county treasurer near
gF s4s1e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
BANK CLERKS FEED
" 0kI tIIOut CITY

twenty-five local bank clerks were
10 10 10 Oklahoma CITY on tho 630
tram ear Wednesday evenine, % at
tend q bauque given by me Okla
homa chaner American Institute of
Banking One hundred Oklahoma
CITY bank clerks are giving the af
fair al the Y n. G. a building FL
Reno will llkely be represented also
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17

wakhington. Nor - President
Wilson IN q message sent today %
Paul Hym4ns. president d the ieag'is
of nasaons assembly af Geneva
swsfz extended his personal greet
ingE 10 The ASSEMBLY and EXPRESSED
DE -aope and belief that their d
aors woald BE- Of immense raiue 10
ne w4oie civilized world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
uKRAlNlANs FtKK AZ
RNpa SWARM ~

Wnnaw Noy II The thraialaaa
AaFe evacuated kies aud afhar tawna
they haI ueeuplef anl are fleeing
defeated before she new Ruuaian ~
yiet Offensive The nolshey.k eaw
airy has awvnt through the tikfatu,
Ism lnes AZ various pal0ts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
How AcaIa Cotton Put
Grady County On The Map


bind planted In this territory L has
been proven beyond a doubt that tho
staple IS loueer. that Il is a tougher
fibre and o better producer than any
other 6ind and the fact that Il brings
substantial premium over al other
kinds of cotton should be Evidence
sufficient 20 convince anyone that II
Il ihs best beyond question r T.
Chandler. vice. president
What Farmers Think o. Aesis.
Now what do the farmers think
about ST. Read this letter to the Re
tailers' association signed by twenty
five Grady county farmers under iaie
Of October 20. 1920.
This IS TO certify that We have
grown cotton for number of years
and feel that we are acquainted With
the production of several different
varieties
Our experience has Taught US that
Il pays 10 grow the bezt oifainable.
This is trne from several stand
points. Better Yields. better liniins
rer cent better prices can he had
when farmer co.operaies with every
other farmer n producing the best
cotton they can find.
The One Best Cotton.
-Our experience has taU2ht ug that
there IL one best cotton for she short
staple country. That cotton II the
AcsIa No. 6. We hare grown II here
n Grady eointy on larze scale for
two yeaAs aud We are thoroughly
Convinced that we will search q long
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17

Three hundred mem are taking
tho dssrees ., tho speslal Thanksgiy.
lng meetiux of thu Scottish Rite,
Work IN The Nineteenth degree wRa
on ths boards "Wednesday afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
MORE vi HDERS ARE
REPORTED FROM IREL AND

write Gate. County. Clare. lrsssnc.
Ncs. f7,--rc1r q ~ ~en srregtec
lsss syerars sreer sAs restoration
&C. we're shsf cssc tsfs morning
~ssiYe tyfrS 70 escape from t-eir es-
cert s1cs-1irs 20 a. ofsi>isi repor--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
losr pLAhs.oysR CRY

A. za.plzae hoyered 0ver She city
for swerfy rDinBfes st one O'Clock mis-
uorzsox IL engine co8i6 be plainly
beard Eride<stiy the Tier had lost
his BEARINGS and was cirelinx over
tie isgzzs ln order 70 find himself
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
Officer Finds
Prouler; Shoots Him

Ensc. NeN. ir.---Aa unisersssled
nesre ere~lsra sn ths seons roona
a. sAs Nsrsh crsna tailoring shoe
early ths nor~ln0, ~hs refuses te
CORE cot AZ command 81 shc nssAt
rasrelwsa ara tier rashs6 the a..
fteer ans tried % Get away. was
fatally ssss ~ she satrel~sa IN
sAe shoulder snc back.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17

ns~ York. Nov iy.--rns apanlah
steamer Yute. bound Tor punklrs.
from Baltimore, and 2a0 miles sast
BY southeast of Cape May, ~ D.. sent
ous a wireless call far neip eayly to-
day. the nayAl communications otfles
has announced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
Is Miners
Trapped
In Mine


rsras~stew. Ns~ Nes. fF.~-TeA -ir'
s-s ~s~e reSx1e6 secsy fror~ sAe eslrr'
lrx Araea1 cesi rnine re8e here,
6eSss % Eve osners were reseNerea
Tse rescas. es*ecseo ~ sa~nei,ee
xre9nr tNe fire ~MseN n2s sat CO
tie sneir ertry ~ tire Fr4ne. earst
70 Aesrs sfter sne .srses Areke cot.
ss-se rssr are neaessne staa e BE-
rnsxx ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
s-E-ss FUNERAL TOMORROW

Fu-rrz1 s4rssoes ~ the late Edwin
L. Ehezar VII - hele fnorn ezse Bzp-
slss cau-rA y o'riocE T'asrsdsY
2frer-scoa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
ROTARY DID NOT MEET

On account ~ the GonsiHtory re.
union. the Rotary noon day luncheon
Wednesday. WAS postponed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
You should BE a Member 81
The AMERICAN
RED CROSS
During iA2l

Because
The Rcd Gross Ia Still serving
the Army and Navy, aiding the *
serylee mon. aud extending hala
Ing hand 70 civilian families.
THE Red croaa atauds raady IL
meet eyery disaster
Tbs Junior Rsd cruas through
seryiee for others Is developing
finer type % American eitizennhi
The ised Gross II building ae
shs Nations health by maInlnI
Ink Health csntera. PubIIe Health
NuFseH and claaees oi instruction
In Frs, Ald. Food Selection. an
Home iiygiene and Care of tha
slek
Tho Red f'rnan II further AAg
guarding the health of thr Natinu
BY administering reliet IN Eare.
peah Countries devastated BY the
war
The Red croas IL the soul oF the
Nation inohilixed ior service. ani
your dollar makes possible ala ax
paudiug program
FOURTH ROLL CALI
NOVEMBER lies 1920
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17

Perry Freeman. sovereign inspec.
tor general is here from MeAleaicr
the conaiNtory meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17

Ps-sou 4f,erxzthy q Oxnniges. T.
here zssen6snx she Te1r1s rezuior
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
wEArrEs

View Orleans. NOr 17s-Tozigh'
s.s ThsrsssT. szrsiy c,oaar. sEsrne'
spzlEs<
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
MANY GENERALS ARE
GIVEN LOWER RANK

Observation-Disclosures a war depart
ment order. twcnty-three officers hold
ing the emergency rank OF major gen
erals are reduced to brigadiers or col
onels and sixteen officers now briga-
der generals are reduced to ranks
ranking from major TO colonel.
Prominent In the list OF major gen.
erals reduced are Clarence X. Ed.
wards. who commanded the New Eng.
land national guard division overseas.
and who is now commander of the
Northeastern department at Boston.
and Henry T. Allen. commander of
the American forces In Germany who
revert to their rank of brigadiers.
Others reduced to brigadiers are
Major Generals Omar Bundy. who
commanded a fighting division In
France. and who is now in charge Of
Camp Lee. Va; Charles T. Monoher.
director Of the air service; William s.
Graves. who commanded the Ameri-
can forces in Siberia; William NJ.
Wright, acting chief OF staff In the
absence OF General March in Europe.
and Samuel ID. Sturgis. commanding
at Camp Sherman. D.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS

A sharp earthquake shook Los
Angeles and vicinity. Many persons
were awakened.
The American Federation OF Labor
endorsed government ownership OF the
railroads at It's annual convention.
A Duluth, MINI. mob of about 5000
persons lynched three negroes suspect
ed OF completely In an attack on a
white girl.
j. ]. Gilchrist. an official OF the
Standard Sugar company OF Pittsburg,
was sentenced to pay fine OF $40.
900 In federal court here for profiteer.
ing In sugar.
Thirty thousand OF the 400. 900
French war orphans supported wholly
or in part by America will parade In
review ON July 4 before the American
ambassador In Paris.
Detroit. with a numerical increase
and rate OF growth larger than Chi.
Cages and second only to New York
uuhB thS inbt ten years. III now
fourth largest city OF the country De-
troit's 1920 population. announced by
the census bureau. is 993.739. an In
crease OF 527.937. or 1874 per cent.
Chicago. with 35.154 converts. leads
all districts in the country in the cen
tenary evangelist campaign which to
date has won Christianity s07.7so per.
sons. This announcement was made
by George b. Dean. in charge OF the
division of evangelism for the cen.
tenary conservation committee.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
M'ADOO REFUSES TO
Be A CANDIDATE

New York.--William @. McAdoo is
sued a statement In which he refused
to permit his name to 20 before the
democratic convention at San Fran
cisco.
McAdoo reiterated that his reason
for leaving Washington was that he
decided to "rehabilitate his family"
and that the time has not come when
he can conscientiously give his serv-
Ices TO his party He declared that he
cannot afford presidential campaign,
should he be nominated. and that he
would not wish his friends to furnish
funds.
This decision" he said. sis IRE
vocable. as the path OF duty seems to
me clear and unmistakable."
His decision was made known In a
telegram to Jouett Shouse, democratic
delegate-at-large from Kansas, who
had telegraphed Mr.. McAdoo that SEN
timent throughout the country was
rapidly crystallizing in his favor; that
his friends would like to have him
permit presentation OF his name to
the convention. and that they were
certain he could be nominated and
elected.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
Alleged ProfIteers Arrested.

New York.-Frederick Gimbei. first
vice-presldent: c. ID. Slawter. mer.
chandise manager. and ]. J. Dowdeil.
buyer OF Gimble Brothers. were ar
rested by agents OF the department Of
justice on a warrant charging them
with profiteering In violation Of the
Lever act. Department OF justice
agents declare they have 1856 counts
fer profiteering against the firm. The
warrant charged that Gimbel Bros
offered for sale suit OF clothes for
$40 which cost them $3.50. and another
suit for s75 for which they paid s3s.