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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
JOHNSON AND COLBY
CLASH ON JAP STATUS
Californian Calls Pact Act Of I'm
clusion That Does Not
f.Ncludr.'
SECRETARY OF STATE REPLIES
Says Senator Proceeds Upon Wrong
Assumption and Was Uninformch
ns To Course of Convcrsnt ionS
Between Ambassadors.
lHy Associatcd Prcss.l

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2a-Thc at
tao; on the proposed agreement be-
tween Japan and the United states
as 10 the status OF Japanese III this
country, which was made today by
senator Johnson, Of California. was
characterized by Secretary q; state
Colby in "A statement tonight as pro-
cccding upon quite erroneous as
sumption as tn the trend and pur-
port OF the conversations which have
been going on for some weeks be-
Japanese ambassador"
The plan for an agreement Is now
before the two governments. and was
said by Senator Johnson, on the basis
Of statements from authoritative
sources as to it's provisions. to mean
in the end n continuance of Japan
csc immigration and increase In the
Japanese population in tile West"
Secretary Coiby's Reply.
In has reply tonight. Secretary
Colby said
senator Johnson was not unin-
formed rs TO the course of these CON
versations ana am. therefore, sur
priscd that he should feel called upon
to throw himself into defensive
posture against dangers which he
describes. hut which, am Informed.
he has been assured do not present
themselves.
THE State Department is charged
with the duty of pursuing these inn
portant discussions with sober regard
TO the facts. and this it has sought
to do with proper consideration for
every interested point of view.
Not CriticizinG johnson.
II am not speaking in any spirit
of criticism OF senator Johnson. with
whom have long had the most
agreeable and friendly relations. Int
he must know, as a member of the
f"reiGn Relations Committee OF The
Senate. that even if the fear 10 which
he gives expression, that the state
department is moving too rapidly In
the direction of a treaty, that a
treaty can have no effect withou, it's
submission, in due course. TO the SEN
ate and, under the lntter'S practice.
KS minute examination by ;hc SEN
ator's committee"
open attack on the proposed agree
meht between Japan and the United
states as TO the status OF Japanese
IN ihis country was made by Senator
Johnson OF California, today in II
Continued on Fourteenth pconI
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DESCRIBED AS TENDING TO
HURT NECESSARY SERVICE
Funds Intended for Foreign
Conduct of American Bust
ness Are Eliminated.
SYSTEM DECLARED WRONG
Growing Wave OF Discontcn. Over
New Plan Of Making big
appropriation.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29-N grow-
ing wave OF discomfort over the now
system OF framing big appropriation
measures broke in the House today
with unexpected fury
The upshot Of it all was the virtual
riddliu= al III" ss.ODo.o0o diplomatic
and consular bill. which at the end
OF the dag WAS :, mere shell OF its
former self. Unable 10 stand durint;
a hare-up from ali sides. the bill was
cut TO pieces on points of order
which eliminated funds intended for
conduct OF American business abroad.
There was no general attempt to
wreck tho bill. Members simply
sought TO register violent opposition
TO the manner Of it's framing. Not
all OF the members were willing TO
go that far. for many OF those who
objected strcnuousiy to some OF its
provisions were unwilling to seize
upon technical grounds for lis de-
struction. one member. however. at
tackled item after item and they went
out as without authority OF law.
Attack serves nS Warning.
The atiaci, served as u warming If
what may be expected next week when
the House begins consideration Of the
army and the naval appropi ...tion
bills. II gave leaders cause for
serious thought as 10 whether the
supply measures could be put through
before the close OF the session on
March |.
Heretofore the diplomatic bill has
been prepared by the Foreign Affairs
Committee, in Intimate touch with
needs and requirements OF the ser
vice. The same rule applied TO other
committees. hut under the new sys-
TEN the ranking Republican and Dem
ocrutic members OF the Foreign Ar
fairs Committee. FOR example. were
transferred 10 a consolidated appro-
priation committee of thirty-(ivc
members.
This method virtually eliminated
the chairman OF the committee so
far as he was authorized to take any
persona! par, in a supply bins prep
Aration. Tho Republican member
Transferred became head OF the par
ucular subcommittee on appropria-
tons, which tended to make him u
more powerful figure on the floor
:'an his former chairman. Jealous OF
committeeman. it was said, made no
attempt 10 conceal an!mosity or de-
she to tax. whack ut the bill.
The weak spo, in the new system.
according to those opposing ii. was
IN the fact that many appropriations
were authorized. which had not been
authorized before, and which We're
open to points of order on the
ground OF new legislation. There are
y.ays by which the items eliminated
may bc pun back. either by the SEN
ate. IN conference. or special rule,
giving them legislative standing.
Defending the new policy. Repre-
sentative MOmdcil the Republican
leader, declared il was in interest of
ctonomy and that 100 members had
freely surrendered their former
rights for the common good
Repre- small Democrat.
Continued on Second page.)
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COLBY WILL PROBE
ATTEMPT TO SEIZE
STACKER BERGDOLL
Department of Justice De-
MES It's Agents Were
Participants.
MAJOR GENERAL ALLEN IS
NAMED AS INVESTIGATOR
Wait on Request From Army
Before Asking Extradition
of Draft Dodger.
GEy United press.I

WASiiINGToN. Jan. 29-The state
Department has requested Major
General Henry L. Allen. commanding
American forces on the Rhine. for Il
report OH the alleged attempted cap
turc OF Grover Cleveland Rerrdoll in
Germany and the reported imprison-
mcnt of Americans who are said 10
have made the attempt. it was an
nounccd today.
The only Information yet received
by the state Department. OF the in
cidcrt. officials said. is n report from,
American Commissioner Drasel at
Berlin. stating the attempted capture
had been the subject OF an inquiry
in the Baden Landta@ and that the
allair had been reported To the Der.
lin foreign Office. Drasel reported
he had taken no action, pending in
structions from Washington.
state Department officials said the
department probably would take no
action TO bring Bcrgdoll back until
request Is rccri. I'll from the War
steps would he taken TO follow tho
fate of the Americans in Jail III Ger
many to see that they are treated
fairly.
The Department OF Justice today
Issued formal denial OF reports
that agents OF the department. were
involved in the attempt To kidnap
Bergdoll in Germany The depart
ment stated that 1t has agents in
Europe, hut they were not concerned
in the Bcredoll episode.
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SAYS REWARD OF 5000
FRANCS OFFERED FOR HIM
international News scrvic

international News Servicc.l
EBERDACH. GERMANY. Jan. 90
Tha, 81 price of $4,000 francs has been
set upon his body dead or alive"
was the declaration made here today
by Grover Cleveland Bcrsdoll. OF
Philadelphia. millionaire draft dodg-
or. who has become a German ctti-
zen and is now living In this quiet
little German town with relatives,
Following the exclusive Interview
given to the International News Ser
vice. in which he detailed his nlghi
from Philadelphia. Beredoli today
gave his version OF the attempt TO
kidnap him. Both his interviews and
his statement today were made on
oath. RcrGdoll signing an affidavit as
10 their authenticity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
FOUR RALNlMEW DIE
WHEN BOILER OF BIG
LOCOMOTIVE BURSTS
Engine Vas Appronching TIM
mel on Crate When Ey-
pIOSiOn Occurs.
lfiy Associated Press

WHEELING, w. VA. Jan. %
Four Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad
employees were killed carly today
when locomotive boiler exploded
near Littletcn, w Va
The men who lost their lives are.
Matt Walsh. road foreman of en-
gines.
c. j. Carpenter. engineer
l.. CroSan. fireman.
J. Wi,rong, brakeman
The accident occurred at Broad
Tree Tunnel on the Wheeling dlvis.
ion. Officials from here have instl.
tuted an Investigation to ascertain
the cause.
The men were riding on Il big en-
CINE attached TO a heavy train. which
was approaching the tunnel en- the
grade. According To reports received
here. the boiler gave way without
warning. reducing the engine to a
mass Of wrcckase and killing the
four men.
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kIDNAPERS GIVEN
HEARING BY GERMANY
Try Associated Press. !

BERLIN. Jan. 2s-Carl Neuf and
Frank thinner the alleged American
detectives who attempted TO kiGnap
Grover c. BcrGIloll and Isaac Stcchcr
at Ebcrbach. Baden. on Tuesday night
and were arrested. were taken to Mos
bach today for a hearing before the
states attorney. who is conducting
the prosecution. Tile two men. who
claimed 10 he connected with the bu-
rcau OF criminal investigation in
Washington, did not carry credentials
for entering the unoccupied zone Of
Germany. rs their passports had been
signed by neither the German civil
authorities nor the military pass bu-
rcau in cobicnZ, says the Frankfort
Gazette.
officers in the Intelligence depart
mcnt OF the American forces at Cob
lenZ denied yesterday they had sent
the TWO men in pursuit OF BerSdcil
Continued on Second Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
HARDING DEVOTEs DAY
LARGELY TO GOLF CAME
Will Remain Over Wcck-End at
Ono Of Miami Resort
Hotels.
RECEPTION Is ABANDONED
w. j. Bryan i One of First to Call
AMI Pay His Respects to- Prcsi-
dcnt-Elcct, Who VIII Return
Visit Before lie Leaves.
RECEPTION is ABANDONED
lRy Associated prcss. |

MIAMI FLA, Jan. 2a.-rrcs!dent-
Eject Harding completed his house
boat crius. down the Florida coast
Today and fingered over night az the
winter playground on Miami beach
heforc starting his fishing cxpcdi-
ton among the Florida Keys.
The housebnat Victoria. on which
Nj Harding made the trip here from,
50. Augustine, Sc, him ashore at mid
afternoon nj the pier Of one OF the
M!am! beach hotels. After luncheon
and Il game of golf. he changed his
rians TO permit him TO remain for
the week end there. lie was quar-
tered for the night In "A winter cot
taRe fronting B!scaync Bay. ana vii!
not star; for the fishing grounds nm
I'll late tomorrow
Lunches mt Hotel.
With the party Of friends WHO ac-
cnmpanied him along the coast. the
President elect took luncheon at Il
motel, played golf OH the Miami
Beach links ana spent the remainder
~ the day making himself at home
among the winter colony there. He
had dinner privately rs the cues, az
former Governor Winfield 7. Durhln.
OF IadiaEa, and Fred upham. of Chi
cage. treasurer OF the Republican
National Committee.
Plans for an oiNc!ai reception
were abandoned at Mr.. Hard!ns's re-
guest. but a reception committee
headed by Frank Il. SHUTS. OF the
Miami Herald, met the Victoria and
escorted her UP the bay. Crowds
gathered ut the capseway draws 10
cheer the prcsldcnt-ciect and the
!!cei Of pleasure craft lining her
course gave the houschoat a loud
ovation.
one OF the first to call ana pay his
respects 10 the presidential party
was William Jennings Bryan. who has
residence here. II is understood
THAT Mr.. Harding accepted an invita-
ton 10 call at the Bryan home some
time before hc bids good-by to
southern Florida
The Victoria went into drydock as
soon as she had completed her weeks
CONTINUED on Second I,1n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
THREE COUPLES STEAL
MARCH UPON ONE ANOTHER
triple ElOpcment Involves Three
Members Of the Same Household.
Father and Two Daughters.
fBy Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Jan. GO
y triple elopcmcnt, involving three
members of one household, none OF
whom knew of the others intentions,
WAS disclosed today with the an
nouncemcnt that William NJ. Chase.
retired NoW York manufacturer, and
his daughters. Edith and Evelyn, had
married their respective mates
within twenty-four hours.
Miss Edith Chase started the mat
rimonial race yesterday by slipping
away from home. ostensibly for a
shopping trip. She married Robert
Crofts. Mr.. Chase quietly left home
TO marry Mrs. Elizabeth Obergfcll.
On returning home they wcrelgreeted
by Mr.. Chase's other daughter,
Evelyn, who had become the bride
the day before mt Greenwich. Conn,
OF Donald Riddle. eldest son OF for
mer Mayor William Riddle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
WAR FINANCE SCHEME
DENOUNCED BY GLASS
AS NO AID TO FARMER
Negro Confesses Murder
When Given Fried Chicken
lily NssocIutcd Prc...I

CHICAGO. jan. 20.-ln exchange
for n meal or fried chicken. Ros-
coo Thompson. negro, today con-
frssrd tn killing Rev. &. l.. bur
rngc. also n negro. The prisnnrr's
cnliOusness amazed the city dc
tcctlNrs, who stared In nstonIsh-
ment ns Thompson. without show
Of renorsc. detailed the crime he
tween bites of the chicken.
at WINS II joke on me-" said
Thompson. 81 went 10 NIL the
trouble OF kiiIInE him and cut his
hcad nearly on with n razor and
NIL { got out of II was 81 and a
bum witch. Tee, this chicken g.,
good"
Thompson mid hr thought the
preacher, VIII" WINS retired anil
ngrd, had several hundred dol
lars In u trunk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
DR.. ]. M. PiCKELL, NOTED
CHEMIST, KILLED BY AUTO
Irn Thompson. Alleged Driver of
Chr, HcinE Sought by Raleigh
Police.
fnN Aasociatea Press. /

RALEIGH. y. G., Jan. 2?.-Dr j.
NJ. pickcll. G2, chemist at the North
Carolina Experiment station here,
was found dead on lIiilsboro Street
last night, having been run over and
killed by an automobile. The police
are Searching for Ira Thompson. a
young man OF this city, who, accord
ing to reports made to the police. was
driving the machine. DR.. Pickcll
was born in South Carolina.
DR. Pickeli was born and reared ut
Wiliamston. $. c. After his grad
uation at Furman University. Green
vile, In 1880. he studied chemistry
in Germany four years. and was pro-
fcssor OF chemistry at the University
OF Florida. Gainesville. and at the
University Of Alabama at Tuscaloosa,
Ala.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
GERMANY GETS ALLIES
REPARA TON DEMAND
FOR So BILLIONS GOLD
Norfolk Police Spoil
Federal Narcotic Raid

Especial ia The Times iSpntch.
NORFOLi<. jan. :0.-Nhnt Fed
crni agents declare would hnvc
been the lnrErst nnrcoticS haul in
the history of the state was
spoiled today when city detectives
pOunccd upon two Internal revenue
agents engaged In negotiations for
the purchnsr OF drugs from ring
leaders of the gang.
Agents a. j. anderson and a. II.
Wade, taken tn police hcntiuunr-
tcrS. charged with rngrnncy. were
released after establishing their
identity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
MINISTER DEFENDS
GOVERNOR ACTION
IN GIVING PARDQNS
Pursucs Wise and Chris
tian Policy, Says Rev.
r. Cary Montague.
CITES GREAT CARE HE USES
i'm ALL CASES BEFORE HIM
City Missionary Hopes Adverse
Criticism Will Not Dc
ter Executive.

Striking out In defense ~ Governor
DAVIS from attacks recently levsicd
at him BY certain ministers. VINO I'm :
piled in statements from their pulpits
that the ,chief executive had mis-
used Tn. pardon!ng power in prohI-
hilton cases Rev. l.. Cary Montague.
city missionary. yesterday declared
II" hoped these tactics would not de-
ter the Governor from that policy OF
Christian mercy and constructive hu.
manIty which has SO far distinguished
his administration"
AS minister o! tho gospel ana
an enthusiastic advocat. OF prohi-
hition. both State and national. MIR
Montague sail,
Il feel impelled TO maze It state
mcnt concerning the criticism Of Gov
"ruor Davis which has recently APP
pcared Ia our state press
cOycrnor rendering t.rrnt service
II have no political ax TO grind and
make this statement without soliclta-
ton from Anyone. and purely from a
sense OF justice 10 All Official who is
rendering great Christian service
to'h!s state.
AS a volunteer probation officer. |
| occupy a position which carries nc
salary, but renders me large returns
| in opportunities TO help and strength
~ ""' '"''eh ana "r'
rs ""o
-, ""'
..1n ,hJ. o.r.o;.r r ~
| ,roo,,.,, ,,,o,,.tod,.o or - ,isa u
rbr,s,j,, ro,i.. ,rbi.h ca,orror No..
Wis has pursued in The cxcrc,sc -.
his prcrora,lve az executive .lcmen.
cy.
Makes Impartial E,aminatlon.
"Hc invariably makes a careful and
impartial examination before taking
action. and he requires just as much
| evidence Of the advantage OF par
don IN the cases .; violation OF The
liquor laws as ne does III feionics or
o'".r cases.
i"c "s"rtN sH""'h& '""' OIL the
20 pHF"''S' "S' or he''IF '"o-,h'fdS'
''''e' ~ '''' ~ Oh
'"'' '''''' 80 "'' ,''
-,
| ,a,,,,,..
sh,,rd l.. suf,,i.r, .. III.
IA ANY u,rr.i,,Jic.l r,r.nr
tine noIicv howeyrr ,yb.raip Gov
ernor Davis has So, a spi,nd!l pr.ce-
dent is that he does nor grant abso-
lutte pardons, but invariably condi.
tons them upon good behavior
90 re- al
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Bandits Rob Hank OF s.4.mo.

DETROIT. MICH. Jan. 20
Thrcc armed bandits this forenoon
entered the north-cnd branch OF the
American State Bank, locked three
employees lin Il rear room and escaped
with $4,000. The bandits compelled
the cashier to bring the money from
n safe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
continued on Fourteenth Page.)

5 r. NJ. TRAIN TO WASHINGTON
DISCONTINUED
r.. F. & L. II. II. northward train
l6, leaving Broad Street Station S p.
NJ, will DO discontinued. effective
Sunday. January so. See ADVERTISE
mcnt on inside iDage.-Adv,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

sell MN and ICasC.
Special Go The world
MIAMI. oct Tive MINING
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
TULSA DAILY WORLD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1921

Nsory board Tor The school will In
struct English classes, VI. H. lla-
gan will bo in charge OF law classes.
W. E Espey head Of the expert
mental department ~ Cosdcu ~ co.
will handle the COURSES in oil and
Charles Buthod, principal or the
West Tulsa public schools will teach
Spanish and mathomatrs OF the
strictly commercial courses, that t0
salcsWarship will have AS instrue-
tor Edward A. Brauiff local rcp',-
sentative of tho Equitable Lirc In
suraurc. bookkcCpinE and pcumau
shin will be taught by L.. u. Buthod
OF tho high school faculty and short.
hand and typewritins by MlH
Rachel Hughes. A course In ace
countanry is now being arranged Ny
local accounting firm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
FACULTY ANNOUNCED
school for Former Service Men
Opens Friday Night In the Old
Armury Building.

Men ana women who served their
country IN the war will bc given free
tuition at the annual vocation train
ing school which Knights OF Colum-
bus will open Friday night I'm tho
old armory building. titth and Ros-
ton, and tho advantages OF the
school are also open TO others at a
nominal cost
Glasses will meet every Monday
wednesday and Friday evenings
from 7.15 to OILS o'clock.
A. /. Wanncr. former safety d.
rector In the welfare department OF
Cosdcn & CO.. is principal of the
school and the faculty is composed
or Some Of the most prominent pro-
fosAonal and business men OF the
city, who are acting iu this capacity
on account OF their interest In the
service men.
T. Austin Gavin, head ~ the al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

retcbinr. and .,pafl, dc,tb ,, sror,.
Tho bodies az III baro heo, ny.
humed said Sieubor ava i'm ,erb
there was fourd ku'irg dos. nf
arsenic
"'rcstluopv os q, tho r,,tsn s,fA
tho prosrcuio, "u,nl Le fn, no t,1r.
nose of identifiratinp sbncirr mas
iho intent of tbc aGcusod bcr y,,t,y,
ana purpose. aiuCe ali fha dcrcas,,d
had tak1n NO insurance n,vahie to
hor. Nor rurposr her ytJit. kroyyl.
edge and ais, ,losc n ,orrr,c, des,rr
and srb,,,, G,.G .,.t,i',',, -,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
LAWYERS ARGUE
SOUTHARD CASE
Admission Of Evidence Of
other Husbands Deaths
Debated
SHERIFF CAUSED ROW
Attempted to Testify of Mrs.
Southard's Statements
on Trip to America

TWIN FALLS, Idaho. oct. i2.-
trtrodugtion OF testimony was halted
I'D while attorneys for the state
and defense argued before court the
question as 20 whether or not cvt-
fSnra may bc admitted covering col
literal cases in which Mrs. Lydia
g,u,h.rd is charged with having
Administered poison to three former
husbands
Charges She Killed Five.
County prosecuting attorney Frank
=. stophau In opening his statement
as 10 the purpose Of the proof In
hose collateral cases declared his
intentiou TO prove that not only did
! Ms Southard Kill Meyer, for whose
murder she is on trial, hut that she
b,d administered arsenic poison 10
Uarlan G.. Lewis, who was her third
husband. Gordon McHaffic, who was
ber second husband; Robert Dcoley,
bsr first husband. and Edward G,
DooIey. brother of Robert Duolcy,
"lr these collateral cases" said
che prosecutor. "the symptoms ut
ilpess were identical, violent purg
Ing intense pains In the abdomen,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

Special Co Tho Nur.H
pOUTHAT, oct 1g-AcCorulug
TO Information from official sources.
the Northeast Oklahoma railroad
will shortly put ON q fus7 diepntvh
freight service To- take care of Hight
shipments to points on ita line
through the ninIug district This
service will hc operated. ~ Us stated
la connection with the regular pas.
scngcr cars. Tor the present. and
later regular package car viii
probably be installed The minimum
charge will hc 35 cents FOR roc
pounds or less.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

Billings was comparable with that
Of Meyer.
Mrs. Suuthard had agreed 20 come
to the continent for trial said
Ormgbv ON condition that she bc
brought TO Idaho and tried on the
Meyer case. She said she would not.
unless she were compelled. 20 20
Montana for trial ON tho Lewis
charge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

apprehension the increasing prcva-
l.u.o uf hog cholera and efforts are
being wuio tu stop m" ravnE's of
tho disease. o. has been observed
fHtt whore owners had taken the
rrr.auuou to have their hogs vasrl-
mated the disease has done practical.
B.. uu harm and the vaccine viruE is
uuN much 300 demand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

KANSAS CIrY. Mo. Oct. 1s-Chsrss
s. MIIrr. q former hotel rrorrintor. ION
seven stories in the Vialto building today
sustaining injuries which physicians say
would prove fatal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

HAHIEN. wis., oct i...-Aiter cutting
telephone ami telegraph wires ana in1ii
thug the entire town from outside Cum-
muri,afpr. five robtors carly today loot
0I the Fnruora state bank here Of $1,000
and escaped.