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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-08-04

WANTED-A settled white woman
to assist with housework and ,wo
children, no laundry. Must stay
at night. Apply 606 Queen street
Reference required. 1S2 Up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-08-04

FOR SALE-Gray's SUBDIVISION,
Rosemont, new tile stucco, 5 rooms,
bath am; basement, furnace teat
electri. lights, lot so by 100, 2
rorches, Modern architecture. VIII
make your family a cheerful home
ard a comfort in old age. Price,
$500. Or, reasonable cash pay
ment. A. H. AgEew, 624 King
Street. lSA-4p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-08-04
FISH MARKETS.
Alexandria Sea Food Market
ALL THIS WEEK

ALL THIS WEEK
Sea trout, sea bass, croakcrs, BUT
tcrfish, founders, salmon. hai:hIC
large rock, and medium halibut, rock
fish, catfish. perch bluefish and
other varieties of fish.
Live Holsters, steamed Holsters,
live hard crabs, steamed hard crabs,
soft crabs, crab meat, shrimp,
swapping tuntes and clans.
RappahdMrock watcrmeions and
Coan River cantaloupcs on zee.
SPECIAL
Sea trout. three pounds for so
cents.
Croakers, three pounds for 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-08-04
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
LOTS FOR SALE

50x115 feet in st. Elmo, Section 2.
convenient to electric cars and bus
line. Free transportation. Apply Miss
Calvert Potomac, Va. 159-26p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
MUCH GOOD WORK AC
COMfl|sH[O BY RED CROSS
Financial Report Shows Healthy
Balance Iii The Treasury
After Many Cases
Handled

Al reeeni meeting about ilieen
Red Cross cnlHuslaegn inelud,ng lhe
board ~ directors sooA up she ban
lueas ot the Rcd rraas a flnanei.d
a,a omeni was rendered. shawina lha
balance u about So 10000 ~ hs
treasury The seefelsrss report
which follows below Was heard and
cousl ldeted 81 lhe noard u llreilafs
remarkable report Everyone pres
.nt conxrs.ulated Miss Whtmure on
her splendid aofe and tAe aalsh3id
way ia witch she had held do~a O."
expense Of the County Chapter
Miss KRUGER from me stale ol'ioe
was here 20 meet with the i,oara y
vas the sense ~ hose present that
Miss whitmore had nol bad me ep-
operation from che directors or ihe
ol,izen. thar she should have had.
About ,on ne1 members were added %
the hoard and the fa,ure success oi
he local work is assured.
Miss whHmore presented hnr reese
lgnailon. but after the enihna'aA'ie
meeting she decided ~ reconsider
ihe matter IL she can receive the
support she needs she wlll feeonslder
the matter. II she can receive the
support she needs she wfll te more
inclined 20 stay and continue ihe
work. She s. 10 lei the board know
in abou. week or ZEN days
The matter ~ q nurse was DE-
cussed but not decided upon. u VIII
probably be- laaen up again within q
tcon'inucd on Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
WHEN DO DISTRICT
JUDGES ENJOY BOOST?
State Auditor Bays Act Raising
Pay Dates Prom Signing of
Bill BY Governor Asks
Opinion

pklaaama tisy sisue pietflei
la9 so4 hoping iof ne s,oYmea, ~ past
due travrlne cxpsnass ANA Raikfl"s
auibafIsea 81 she legislature AZ ga
resalr enspion Bat npl proa ted iar
wlh an aeiual appropriation uHiil ne
saeelal scasian. Afe oui u laek act
eatdlng ic Frank Cartier state auditor
~ho Declared Tuesday De isigpo oni
ot ~hleh funds veto So sons" cannot
he expended on aaY claims boaflpg e
date prior 70 May il 1921
Senate Join resolution & maklnk
,he $4,000 available, saa Introduced
hs Il l.. Davidson ~ Tulsa 4 nts
tempis % ms back salaries and inaY
cling expenses due sinee October lss
nrst section. however as Interpreted
IS Garter. makes funds aaaliable only
during ne remainder " the fiscal
year ami NJ .akoa thc eogds % mean
from toe data Governor Rober'eon
aisned tbe bill
Section / of the measure 10 qaestlot
follows
That the salaries OF diairlci ladg"s
and aissric, court reporters aa'hor
lsed since the Adjournment " he reg
niar session ~ he legislature. aud
Tie expenses Of s,llairiei lndxaa and
district court reporters. may be paid
oat q said mnd Of igsoso; and .ho
state auditor f. horeby aalhoriaed %
pas said salaries and expenses during
ire remainder ~ the fiscal year eud-
lns June 80. 1921
Carter lalerprets the ac, 50 mean
salariep coming due between he date
81 passaee aud jane 80 can be paid
bg him. However. CLARK Ni'iiaolH "
Eufaula. member u the senate conn
seada Il means the state andi'or shall
pas back salaries beiseen the datf
OF passage and june 80 Nichols yis
tied the attorney generals office
Tuesday in lhs interest of an opinion
which may siraishtsn the matter oas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01

ThW eDpsmaplty wpfheFa wwut ~
saslHa rasaslar ulKhs whaf@ thNF
ala atlanas3 meatlna 'fAef fenad
fte psoFle sheFe wlaa awake ami
aaAAas ia sesaFu Al psaashis h~ne
fls sium hr community asrvlse rAes.
nlen rhny ell Afsapss Iar o'h*f
e~tlHss aaa wilt Havs cAn fasEaft
snme h4sh WAN bls aaux iaailne
~ eusu aaa Misa Haaeh af~ Feia
,Aetsnw tN~ permanent piay wofN eFs
saeifatlna far laa ealeFva felks Fhslf
new afiisars and lsaAefa Np a' waf*
ss# aag getting 1heir ~afAiaf
o.ans ertfasssd. - that they may Z"
eHfs lhe isFHesg y~issiisl@ heHsGl'f
A.f Il $50 siauev summer months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
ROTARY CLUB STARTS NEW
YEAR WITH PROMISE
New Officers Are introduced Al
MONDAY Luncheon Plans
Under Way For Free
Far

President ra GAM pruHlaea af 'he
poouaay lanshese u sAe R0.aty slab
and eauaaa she slAb - aofA "a = sesg
snd rFselalou
rgaF JeffFioa teacher at tassn tn
Central s'aia Normal a Esimoaa.
guest ~ Napl twak was introduced
and aolfsoFed An interesting dlsouufse
ea loyalty tg huWs "a rleglsm and
fidelity lo auty 10 bsWed hls talk
on tha sbrev RRH ana made aouas
inlefeaiiug arguments aluns hofarian
iines Irof Jefgriea salA tho fuelef
uf tha summer school uumbefra aaV
names aud sha, lhe Apaiia club eaa
mAAna . decided hli fof lhr #haul
John Golahle in reduced aaek
Malhan and family snd als larNle
Nulhaii ilufkhufueft. 81 fpkas is
referred "a thsm IA eAriy 1ay tassn
eDAuig peuplr whu had dYHu mNeb
f1r lhe development uf thr poanig
Nfa nurebaraalt aeA0onisdsnd she
introduction rfa,loasly whlle alpnes
2AeA eatollad GasAfle sad lha county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
TO SEEK NEW MEMBERS
Townships OF the County Are To
ne Visited In Drive That IA
To Begin This
Month

rhf executive feWmiilee ef iha
tosau cuaasy sauas ash,ns ssso
eAsspn MAJ mstv ptaNs rs sssls az
reug tgvnsesps lNs amibs yaas
9av flrut meetiAe ~as hald sas HWa
sAs asefnaaa iu gfWsn ~eaepg Itepa
gen mtlra aauihssg u Nushae FAs
superintendent ghefp Mr Wailaf
NGsoa gave tte aA.itesa x eslsans
iAcn the iaanit i'ffs isni " e
pra.s ssfs ahly efsstisa uag alste
committeeman r Nisseis ass. t
tNlA un organized wuFk ana 4 y
AfmalfauN pFeseNlea teaehvs seala
lne N Amaaifaul 'aiAvs H
NhasglsA ,fs,nlnt in ghe ilaR'e Nfs
seagf kps. rag0fi af she slais eaa
,eaiseR phsvh nss hsla "a Nasn4an
Avt spfns Wep n'aa ~ vvsr
ta'sea ua wpYAiHs fuf lhe Wunas
asA,ul Nr cart vova lea tHs 4l@a
aK ia So easoliems maumHr ant
twin achAoi sane aome aanas lf pas
srfvea IS afnalse infn aleifiet
Aaavn IS to- suvheassHra i4fAi
tselaiien wlta Walter Wnson 81
tampugayy chairman rhe attendant
sas Naoa apd mAsh lvieFeat ssA
eNsaN ueAf &auaays Mvysine ~ y ts
held AZ rsllaro neflhaast ~ slashfls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
llAulA~ tOitpt ~ WHIT
@ut t.ili ~ NIitHiii'

g II Nlaaagl ehafkea hY 'h" f"a'
arsi so4enmeui milh USING TIE malls
ie assaaa tn saaneetioa vith his
asAlngs ,hruukh ths fake nvsleu oil
sompsas og f,cyHa lake, sorts
naAoga. was refused his wfit ef
heas eaepaa BY laase y cuiiefai
n taa fsaafal aouft according % its
len II psek. tusssa states a'stflst
s'taenef
Nltshsll ess ofisfsa placed ia saH
,aasg y th~ raI,ea states msrseat
To- 8slssry Is ibe federal mtisdie
'ion 81 sarih Dakota Fss utmeals
slsy soah on appeai % tas federal
austlei eourl n appeals af as leals
a8a waa Released sa r 300 bond,
W patias N'sebriis f4thef-ln ia~,
ana s. &. laa.h are tafsfiea 6 ~as
announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01

rhs asvsslna vvAa's rslseslses
varying frpss q Ia sx pse eeat ap.t
Az iha taaw ~ aevtlan lahogvya yeat
plssely wipen ous lhs lneFease srans.
"a fsaf siaHs af smBiagua hY the
ieaoeea na wssn awani X falY ~
lesa Aeettnn men vhe have assa
ts'sslsins sa4g Fpr 81 eight haap asv
fse eus rs fhv safee fiNaW IH affacs
NJ lvt federal sneseul TIRE gsdaetsva
is semataAgasY sa SOS eHng
awNshmen and shae rata ara slv.
en reF fent fndassian waAle sha
tfala sefYife#ea arr est aepfpAis
nAgslY pee saas Caf feeAlfera ags
spt ahesg - scr cent
thHs TBS 4acFvass ~ specifically
arpssd tag she gfvasHs enly 60 slin
ag reads whss@ uA&aA hAsa he@a
esaes.saaas,aAas,
llsxsx.ssnHSt as p4Ns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
Is Persons Killed In Tulsa Race War
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

wA.Asagion The senate sppfo
priai sons commlgtec In repof ing he
deficiency appropriation hsh. resom
meaded increase agwfesassng sss.
s6ena over the tloe eeaeo total car
rioa IN the measure As is passed the
house
san Francisco The Soath~rn
Pacific company has decided 10 -
taee ffcasht rates he.~een California
ana Galveston ANA Ne~ Orleans IN
All rsce, canned rocds. dried irui. aud
dried vegetables tor cxpor Il MAS
announced. yst -
Chicago Four hundred million
collars IL scheduled to be sl1hed
trom the nations railway hai VIXEN
an order 20 BE- banded do~n wednes
hay by the United States rallrsAd
labor beard takes effeci The a.
crease i effective Jaly Il was aa
aaaneea. ana affects ioa lines
chicago n W Major. saperin
endent II tho ChleaE0 division y
ihe air mail service was suspended
from daiy On orders from Washington
following months inseeiigalAon ~
postal inspectors. and r~cent eharkes
81 pllu Iha. ineftlclcncs and poos
equipment VAS responsible Tor many
deaths AZ the field c A Parker was
appointed temporary superintendent,
IN Majors place
Waits KdWafd Fluha was ar
raiened eharsvd Nith the killing ~
Harold Faye. whose body WAS found
Aprl in partly burned a'raw stack
near Fiukes home
Taisss A war betweea u"frves
ana whites. Starting over the arrest
u negro charged With an assault
oa white woman had continued
early Wednesday morning and na
aonal guard troops we're ordered 80
Tulsa 10 aid ln controlling the various
factions The extent number q Kill
ea and injured aas not known bas
The aIlied we're believed 10 total about
fifteen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
PRACTICALLY ENTIRE Ne
GRO DISTRICT on OIL.
METROPOLIS ~ Ruins
FOLLOWING 4 NIGHT or
TERROR: WHITES AND
BLACKS BATTLE Ut RING
LONG NIGHT: CITY ~
PLACED UNDER MARTHA.
LAW MANY ARE
NOt OtNDEO
TEN WHITE MEN, 65 NE
GROES KILLED IN BATTLES

Tulsa. June l. Ten white men
are known to have heem killed IN
the race war that ragged here
from Tuesday night until noon
Chief of police estimated that
sixty-five negroes have been
killed. Scores of whites and ne
groes have been wounded
Practically the entire negro
district in mass Of ruuns The
loss will reach into thousands OF
dollars. II y believed that the
white resident districts which
were menaecd will be saved from
the flames which are still raging
IN the negro section
The city and comfy are under
martial law Adiutant Barrett.
Of the Oklahoma National Guard
is in control
With these precautions taken.
il is believed that the situation is
temporarily under control, al
though new outbreaks are feared,
Governor Robertson is eli route
here from Oklahoma City 10 aid
Adjutant General Barrett in re-
storing order and supervising .he
direction Of fnrces now ia com
uand in the city
A military commission, com
posed Of the officials and busi
ness men 10 pass upon the status
Of six thousand negroes now held
in construction camps was formed
shortly before noon by Mayor
Evans and chief Of police with
the approval Of Adjutant General
Barrett. This committee will
pass upon the guilt II those held
under guard in the yarious
camps.
The list Of the white dead show
ten have been killed They are (;
Homer tlines II years old. q
white boy.
Cleo Shamate. Tulsa. ~. shot
early last night, died this morn
ing. lie was a tool dresser
NJ. Baker, 81. IIaviland, Kan.
Clyde Greases, 80. Tulsa
Three other white men. all un.
identified. are lying IN the
m0rgues.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01

Rail zen
ShiShed


Chicago 1vws i Aaeeas nassts
ses shlfss - sAs ~aaa Increases
9 aessa fsilraaa swelefss iast ~
- tAs FaHfqsa ishss nssra ~ss se
tafsa asdsls'sa eeslaNiea iagY ! Is
sns ap*Faa aae slan aenaueQ~a "a
aAY Fyens sns increase lass rsav ~
teOo eoeeeo ytse II sslaslss ~ ran
rad lahaf asarsY taea ceo aou ~Hl W.
aut 4 . sss mated. ~ she fsaeptlers
a'ssstsa ~ sAs haast.
~ tns case ~ ~ aawsfsl siaas -
ralsssnArss ~ ~aY lsbefsys. era 80
ere lnurssss ~ q tv t*Hss Aa Asuv.
gas wsnafa~N wflis il ashnFm w sNe
q eaMass AA4lna shn larger nemshve ~
sNplagsa. she esss ragged ffgm "a -
aaa 70 10 q seats az hour a. sas
ps 80 ~in sns a~ara ~ sast lais
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
POLISH INSURGENTS
DEFEATED BY GERMANS

Annaberg Sfesla. June i--Poift
insurgents who attacked German De
tense organizations in this little WI
leee. which ls located about u mslea
southeast Of oppeln. and east OF ne
Ofer river. have been defeated and
we're retrea,lng noFtheastward dur
1ig the night before q German conu'
ter offensive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
NEGROES FLEE AS
LITTLE AFRICA BURNS
Casually List

kHf tttNs
IL 10 sssiwsk ts.sa.s she fegtsa~tax
~his< dssa had heea ld~astfaesi tart
~ t-aa.s,~lesh - aeaAali. hessss
yshn rassa~s. a. ~ "a asNher. sf1
Nermaa ,.illsiaad, >erfelA. sa >. =.
siirAara. "a. rai-s D. 4 tarrs. -,
sea u 1aaxe D. r. sesEs q. y
praaAara. xs sanulrs as~ stssh~s.
"a. fsisa. Asns oshes aalasatisied
dead.
rnf INJURED,
4 ~ sts<-a ~ she iajurea ses~si~si
shs fellewins as sh~ s.s,@e. hospitals
tari nt~saaA. sass. sh~a shrvash
shtxh. nat s~stoas
q H st~sa. sspalps, .l.ss - hasA.
ssslaas
- wss-ise~r. city shet IA ke~es
Z. , lslaes e.t,. shot 10 les. ~e'
sstlans
he.. q. o~*ns. est, sh~s wAth bird
shas. several aaaads. hat aat .erl~as.
E ~ usrtsherae. clts. -hss 81 shisa
Ta~Asd Aa~na. siis shot ~ tss. nss
ssrisss.
oree.s standard. wea ralss. fsas
tur~a rib,
Robert fimer. west rut@a.
A y bow. s,ts. shat IN appsr thsgh
and e~sarasnd fracture II arm. serious.
e. Y Thomas, esi, shot IN ieg. not
seriou.
b. R Hsi~am. Perm uss~i. compound
fraetars ot thigh. serious.
Cartand croach. sis,. shas In app~g
abdomen az asisht arm, iAankht ta hs
serious.
a 4 sterung. eit3 minor ltalaries
Robert rainsore. w~ss Taisa. shat 80
lsn .heaider. not sesieas.
f Belehnrr. eit,. shot Ia hand Sad
l~w. not SERIOUS.
Leo flsher. city. shot ia isft les and
thlsh. Thought serioa-.
a. A. rrankart. trisra conductor.
shot wnh bird shot 10 shewtder, CHA
and forehead lie was shot whlls sit
tlns Ia caboose ef train. juss palling
into rItx.
There are two womnasd patients un-
tasnsifsed rsffsen or twenty pasisnsr
ha,tns eaiy slight sounds csiiea a.
hV*NttAt @AN b8a t~*'A "fFNsf~fs 49,
hasnlssI sithoas slslss nans es aa'
dress.
George seitssoud. ei,s not ~erleasls
X a. Iagrslea. city. shet In ar",,
not srrioas.
sesxram, " ~ Hssssass. city. not
serious.
~ g.. Garry. city. shot shseush nees.
~srsaas
w. w. siek~r. city. shot In arm.
v W Gamble city. thought serious.
Iess Collins. city. serious.
X ~ selts~r csi,, les. not serseas.
oue sherry civ. face powder
burned
Thlrts fis~ Or forty who we're onis
snehsly Wounded we're attended ~ a.
either hospisai after me wounds were
dressed ihss walked eut. l~asiRs ~
name er address.
" g. Banksen Jerks Okla. teal
dresser. shat through rishi wrist hai-
iet travelling through abdomen into
the l~fs arm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
MANY FEDERAL PRISON
ERS IN JAIL. HERR.

Jallor Poteet has his hands fuli
tnese days feeding and caring Tor
forty. husky. hungry prisoners Mot
oi them are federal prisoners broueh'
here from the Usage on charges Of
selling whisky TO the Indians The'
- n all be up for trial 81 the present
h rm of federal court many will BE-
= zen jail sentences along with fine s.
Il i usually the custom for the fed
e.ai prisoners convicted Ia the fed
aral court here 70 be incarcerated ir
the county jail here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
row The BIG FIGHT
IN TULSA STARTED

Tulsa. June THE race r.o,ing
ttat broke out here late Tuesday
night grew ont OF the arrest Tues
day afternoon OF D'ck Rowland. q
negro bootblack. on a charge Of az
sAulting a white elevator girl IN ths
Drexel building on Monday
There was movement afooi- +
vas reported. among white people ~
So TO the county courthouse Tuesday
ght and lynch the bootblack This
report spread over Little Africa
and early in the evening crowds q
rsgroes began forming.
Rowland was taken from the cit
1, the county Jail Tuesday afternoon
ard his preliminary trial set for June
Z In municipal court
Rowland was arrested on Sou.a
Greenwood avenue early TUESDAY
r,orning by officers Henry Carmic
hsel and n C. Pach. He was iden
titled by the girl after his capture
fCortlnued on Page 2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
1.-THE nDf AiiOI ~
III PLAYS WITH GIN

vuskpzee jane f~f' aiouv "a
tas Warmer agsetmsut. Anna kest
80 yeaga Ola she ant seflonaly 70
mfsa weairY Warner feaf 90.
whla playing ~ifh = revolver ipuna
IL dfesssf drawer Tbs YnuuFstsf
was shot throa8h me ehln Tas
woand wf8id hayn poFet fstal Y =
= "A gone uttie hshsr o. lower.
physicians said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
THREE BomsERs ARE ARRESTED

Mexico cry June THREE per-
sons disguised as beggers, one of
them said 70 be carrying a dynamite
bomb. we're arrested last night At The
village OF Guadalupe. charged With
attempting 70 break up religious
services 10 the cathedral They were
la.er released As they left the
prison were stoned by a crowd The
men are alleged 10 be bOiAhevik
leaders.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
OBREGO< SILENT ~
TO RECOGNITION

Mexico CITY. June President
Obregon has not yet communicated
an answer TO George 7 summerlip,
American charge d'sffalrs. relative To
the memorandum reported 70 con-
eern recognition u Mexico BY the
uni'ed states submitted to blm last
week by Mr. SUMMER n. Il vas aaiii
az the American embassy here las.
night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
pev. WADE AooRrssTs LAaoE
CROWDS ON MHsr sIpr

Last night ~ ibs litls mlaslon %
- Weal Side. Res Wade save
simple. powerful talk that stirred ais
audisnes
Tlis sermon en The Wan who gass
h,meelf willingly % God" wat by 81
the rfeafeat sarmoa he has given
during the series ~ meetings tas
nLptists are conduc iGs
Services every ssening 500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
DOVNW ARD REVISION
or RAIL RATES. NE\f

Wsshingter. June - Do~n~srd
revision of railroad rates particularly
OF those on necessities, was discussed
by President Harding today with
!, ernbers of the interstate commerce
commission al an informal conference
at the commissions headquarters
The president was understood TO
tave been assured that the whois
subject now was under review BY the
Icommission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
PRELIMINARY HEARING OF
DENNY SET FOR FRIDAY
Accused Man Says Girl To
Blame; That She Trailed
Him: Knew Her But
Slightly

Oklahoma city. June, THE pre-
liminary hearing OF state Represen-
tatiye John Q Denny. OF Texas coun
~. on a statutory charge. lnyoiYlns
Miss Virginia Lloyd, 20 daughter Il
Methodist minister, Of Lula. f.
scheduled 10 open before Justice Leo
White here Friday
The girl committed suicide here
May %. Before her death she told
authorities she ard Denny bad lived
at local apartment hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
FIVE BANDITS StttHE
RIG SIM t<D ESl APP.

Minneapolis. Mimi June. five
bandits IN a large touring car he 8 w
two messengers ot The Mlefs and
leaders Bank here today and eeeap
20 wlth $4,000 50 currency. The
hank Is located Iust scross the street
rom police headquarters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
have been granted By Court C'erk
Mrs. Neal. W. NJ McCleiland -.
and PAMELA Newsome. -. both u
Guthrie; Harold W staveum. es. La
Crosse. Wisconsin. and Margaret Nc
Coy. %. Guthrie. Lawrence l. Webe-.
a.. Luther and Emma May Jarsas.
IS. Guthrie: Edward l.. Fretwell. ~
and yerna Hudson. %. Oklahoma
City.
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rout.ui'aa ga l'sS. !
ccrron pHlcG ooHs
up, rHGN coMrs ooWn

New Orleans lgne ! AHrf aa
enncos ~ 2 "a points op she olsea
las can to-day me cottes maftei fs.f
on for small dsellnea and a. itn sni
ug the flri hwgr ~ business sggus
90 pn.nts ufdeF the sipss ~ Y"#
& sd0y unAer selling stimulated ~
fs,ofahle eeaihef conditions gs*f iha
btn Jaly lfaded $50 g. ie u aua
then ieli haet
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AIR MAIL SERVICE
TO 81 DISCONTINUED

Washington. June Air mail
routes from chicago to 81 Louis and
81 Paul probably will be discontinued
about July isi. Il was announced 20
day At the post office department
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tIIDkID WIFI 10
DEATH. II CONVICTED

wichita. Juae i-~osofos crpss =
auliy - murder IN fhs second o.
gree. according 20 jury yerdle, sr
nounced this morning. cFvse ~as
esarged with choking his wife e
ueatA on the nisht of February ..
lasi.
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AMERICAN WOMAN DEFEATED

Turnberry. Scotland Jane Mrs
II Il Barlow 81 Philadelphia lost her
y ateh ID the third wupa ~ 'hc
British amateur golf Championship
here day She WAS defeated hy Nlsa
Jo,ce weihered Of Worpeedon, who
~ on five up and four to play
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nAvY 10 nAVr laoooo MrN

washlnston. June ! 1'y a vote p
IS 10 = The senals today fsafFlFmed
lta action 10 regard . the bill pro
yldlnT i2e. 900 instead of 10000 maa
Tor The navy ~ voted bg the house
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no FURTHER REPORT
MADE ON EXPLOSION

Washington. June official re
ports on the explosion OF bomb At
the Abeddeen. Mfr, providing grounds
~ ere stlIl incomplete today, although
!. was stated ths, Captain Joseph
Agail. OF New Haven. Conn. previous
~ reported fatally hurt. probabl,
would recover.
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WHEAT GOES UP IN


Chicago. June i-~Wheat advanced
readily in price today. Influenced iof
the most part by absence Of any az
gressiye sailing. Opening quotations
which varied from 1-2 cents % ! IL
cents. with July i2s IA 10 30. were
followed By decided further up
turn.
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Berlin. Jane The ministry ~ 4
nanca announced ihat d further aA
8ao 900 Kud marks ln touda souls
ha presented 20 she repaFafians cons
ri sslau Isl Paris sama TIME fassiag
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Mss Mildred Davis viii leave TO-
morrow for Davenport. Iowa 70 AXE
part In the National Piano playing
contest.
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BULLETIN.

Oklahoma City June l. seveniyfve persons, whites ana
negroes have killed the outbreak IN Tulsa aooru
ing telephone TO Governor Robertson mere os
from the chief OF police al Tulsa
Little Africa the negro section OF the city is IN flames
500 armed white guarding the fire department 10 pre-
vent any aid reaching burning section Of the CITY Inc
militia md police powerless
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WEATHER

New Orleans. La, June, Ito
night and Thursday partly cloudy.