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second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment filed:
Pan Plan CO.. CO. 4. T.. jan jan. q. 1918. SHIP
SERRITELLI, Daniel. and New
Amsterdam Casualty CO.-People. -
&c; Dec 8, 1920 (vacated) 10000
STEPHENS. Henry p. and New
Amsterdam Casualty Co.-Same;
April 25, 1921 (yacated) ......... l,OOOO
KEEVENY, Eugene ID. and Anna
c.-Ryland Brooks Lumber Co.;
April %. 1921. 2i..................,. 2,11Tsl
ROTH. Samuel. Abraham Schwartz
and Irving Lewin-S. Goldman;
Oct. is. 1920. .....-....,....-..... S1fbe
e. II. sayre et al. Jan. II. 1921. 7e555
ii @. Keefe: jan as, 1921. -. 1895
LAZARUS, Jacob. Sherman and
Joseph-H. Greenberg. April 70,
f Corp. a Al: April 20. i92i.s..,. i2s.G
AMERICAN FLYING CLUB-D. W.
10. iS2i ,e'.........,.... .a's.''.t. Nc'r. 1851
Lehmeier: Jan. 20, 1871 -. lasss
AMERICAN FLYING CLUB, INC.
Feb. i5 io2i '.se ~ e's....e,.. 1891
MENGEL, John w, and Robert
April 20. 1921 ................... 1Sl6s
BRONX.
KARDoS. Eugene--Trask Bldg co.
Inc. March 26 1921. :. ............ Si33,22
S.AME-Saine March 20, le2l...... 25oI2
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U. s. FOREIGN TRADE
TAKES HEAVY DROP
But Balance Against Europe
Increases 50, 1000 in
Nine Months.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.---Both exports
to and imports from Europe and South
America fell off sharply in March COM
pared with the corresponding month
last year, trade summary issued to-
day by the Department OF Commerce
shows.
Imports from Europe aggregated s76,-
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WINDOW vLEANER r,NED ~.

Peter Oboiski. a window cleaner was
sent 10 Traffic Court to clean windows
yesterday The Magistrate ordered the
work stopped Oboiski Objected and
two officers pulled him in, lie was
tined 81
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pENNsyLvANIA OIL MARKET.

or CRY, April 2S.--Credit balances
g3.5O: runs. ss.914: average. 59,lGS
Shipments. i2.6S3 average. Al .262
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet at II points advance
Imports, / 900, none American. Futures
opened steady at . to points advance:
Closed quiet at a net advance OF 20
points. May sold: July, s23d.; October,
S52d.: December, sod: January S.GSd
March, s.7sd. Manchester: Yarns quiet and
firm. cloths n fair business doing.
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

lbs. Cornmeal dull; fine white and yellow
Cranulated, $1.s5It.95.
Minneapolis.
Flour I5c. 10 25c. lower. In carload lots
family patents quoted at SSdSs.i5 barrel
in 9S-lb. cotton sacks Shipments s6,9s2
barrels
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SOUTHERN SPOTS.

Norfolk steady, unchanged. at ] /. 23c.i sales,
i24 bales. Aug ista steady, unchanged az
lie: sales .02 bales. Memphis steady, uIl-
changed at lie. sales, ,i50 bales. ST.
Louis quiet unchanged. at li.2bc. sales. 800
bales. Houston steady, unchanged, az
IL .20c. sales. 4,663 bales. Little Rock quiet
unchanged, at 11c.; sales, 625 bales. Dallas
steady. 70 higher. at 10.95c.; sales. 5.l60
bales. Montgomery firm. unchanged, at
1075c.: sales. IS bales. Fort Worth steady,
unchanged at 10. T0c.; sales, !, ,Tl0 bales. Gal
weston steady. unchanged, at i1.6Oc.; sales,
1.O20 bales. New Orleans steady. unchanged,
al IL 25c.: sales, LIE bales. Savannah
steady, unchanged at 1l.5oc: sales iS9
bales Mobile nominal, - higher. at 10I5c. :;
sales NIL
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CHICAGO PRICES.

Italy and Germany were reported to
have bought in yesterdays cash wheat
market, Notwithstanding the statement
on Wednesday that they would not
figure again for the present. Cash grain
mon and exporters differed as TO the
amount sold yesterday TO foreign coun-
tries. The former placed II at 500, 900
10 100000 bushels and the latter de-
clared that 100000 bushels were
worked. In addition to italian and Ger
man buying purchases were made by
Austria. Gulf premiums were firmer as
che result OF the buying. Corn sales.
however, were small. The interest in
corn was confined to the explanation OF
the reason for corn's arriving IN Europe
out OF condition The reason was the
corn was not kiln dried and there was
delay In shipment and unloading In for
eign ports. Rye sales of the last few
days are estimated at $1,000 bushels.
NEW YORK PRICES.
,wHEAT.so; red; q SCI N0s 2 naral'
mixed. durum. si5ois g. l. {. track. New
York.
ooRN-No. 2, yellow, and No. ., white.
so7so: No. 2, mixed. sohc. G. I. Z. New
York 10 days shipment
OATs-No. 4. Whine. 4eisc,; No. ., white.
49T49tSc.; No. 3. white. t7isd4so.: No. :.
G52iso. ordinary clipped. white. $1,000,
all elevator.
RyE-No. ? Western. si.52Y. e. o. b.. and
si.4sis G. 1. Z. New York
BARLEy-Feeding. e587oc. mating. 75a
Soc, c. I. T. New York.
BUCKwHEAT-sound milling $3.50 nom
inai 100 lbs.
HAy-No. I, 81 .4sDi. .bs; No. ?. 81 .ssg
t.4b; No. .. sf.2oai.3o; shipping. 81 oSa IS.
sTRAW-No 4 rye g20H2f n ton
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FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
Gold Reserves Continue to Gain
and Loans to Be Liquidated
During Week.
Special Despatch to THE NEW loRk HEaALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., April 2B.

In accordance with the previous an
nouncement. the Reserve Board made
public yesterday for the first time its
weekly bank statement as OF the close
az business on Wednesday instead OF on
Friday. The first midweek statement.
showing the condition Of the Reserve
banks at close of business on April q.
RESOII'
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AMERICAN UNION LINE. INC
Lansing Go. ......,.......,..... ssoi 20
AUSTIN, II MA. s. Fedde et al S25 SO
plano co,, Ino .,.......'ss... 4s2 20
BEIsAfAN. Isouise--M Wendauer. 1890
BARTON. T.-Bonwit Teller & Co. 21S 90
BARNET Il, Deutsch Co. Inc
Gould Realty Co.,..t.....+...4. 1857
BROWN, Thomas IA. Friedman fnA,4
BERGER. Louis. and l. Davitsky--
Wilton Mfg Co. Inc. costs. .4.. 121.T9
BtfSIiAiAN. Francis n. = W. A.
Elcnelhefger ..t.t..s....4.....s. .46A.bo
a. wits ...............,....s 1905
BOTWiN, Abe-M. Goldstein. ...... .sba "A
CORLETT VIM. W-State Bank. 2.70l. .0s
COHEN. Meyer--W. H Kelly et al 2T4. .45
COHEN, Aaron B.-Norwtch Union
Indemnity Co..................... iSo.s7
CHA PAtAN, Chas. IL. g. Adams 80ss 10
COLLINS. James D-peter Schnei-
der's Sons ..,....t............ 1852
CARLO. Salvatore-G Rocco. p....,4. TaT so
COLOMBO, Piero, partner, &C.
Mtsui & Co, Ltd d...Ys..t........iTS.GI .GIs. So
pEUTSCIT, Tnlie-New Nethefland
Iianh ri y. N.....,4t.....4...44 t,1IG.fa
~ MARIO Umherto-C. pomarci i7a 20
E U & 81 ~ cEONk INC --
Nableirem Toe, 90. ..,........ 1920
sRIEDL.ANp. bavid, ana Morris
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. April os.-The cotton
ma rket closed steady to-day at net advance
Of . to points Closing May, 1l.7I; July,
1222: October, 1881; December, 1916; jan
uary, 1913
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tile following receivers IN bankruptcy were
appointed Thursday by Judge Mack In the
United States District Court.
MAX REICH, temporary receiver for Morris
f,udniX Company. Inc. leather goods, Tu
rim avenue. With a bond of 81 900.
SUSAN BRANDEIS, temporary receiver for
samuel and Harry Mirkus trading as
Mirkus Bros, silks and woolens, ~ East
Twenty-first street, with bond or 81 600.
ALBERT NORTH, temporary receiver for
the Artificial Flower Stores. Inc. artificial
flowers, 2ii tifth avenue. with bond OF
50 800.
SUSAN BRAN NDEtS, temporary receiver for
Samuel w. Wallach, groceries and dairy
products. ioDi East iG3d street Bronx.
,yith a bond pr 60 uDU
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ASSIGNMENTS.

AFCflBUFDON COMPANY. fNC.. retail
shoes. n 23s} Seventh avenue, Las assigned
for the benefit of creditors 10 Albert ID
Fchanzer. Andrew NJ. Battle IL president
~ the company which was Incorporated in
1917.
ABRAHAM SLOsHOwER AND LOUIS
WIENER. operating y. 10 and 25 cent
store ut 57i East i3sth strost, Thursday
assigned for the benefit ~ creditors 70
Herman BlIndar OF 1904 Sheridan nYenue.
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ART SALES.

The first name ls that o. q
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JUDGMENTS FILEI
a~stt s,-xs

Tho following Judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that OF tho
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NEW YORK PRICES.

INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13
Condition
OF Wheat
Excellent

Oklahoma Cits J~a l3 unherah. j..
ga and nnAanouncea the fHzst real
sno~~sorm of the winter crcw over
oki@AoenA last ntehs and eArly ss~aas
and dawn fo1nd a Waite coverass fiNsn
sAree 10 five snches Ia dspsh spread
over hills ana yAleS of tha state
The ssccn iass natarsais slipped
up" on The for~rassers q weather
sho YESTERDAY Ansoanxe2 Il aousd -
'gAlr and warner soiAy u VAS al
nlst<e1 at the weather t2re2a here
thai there was 'noshng Yesterday 70
sndio2te" the storm 4 low pressure
area oeyeko7s1 suddenly. Il waS *
Elalned. and today : cloak Il snow
j. The result only in the northwest
and panhandle seetions q the state
Was uAe sAo~fAE liels. ArcoriAng to
the weather hareaa.
The STOW j. she first in - wears
TO fan on January Is. ~ksasher ba-
reaa records hcre show. and with SIX
cxcossons the heaviest January SNOW
in Is years Temperatures over the
state showed hssic variance, ranging
bstwcea g ard 80 dswreos she hu-
re4a Tvssozed
Just what is needed Cor she
wheat. was the cunnent ot john A
whitehur~t. president ~ shc state
he>&M nf agriculture. wslen xoid Ut
enc heavy snowf tall Althoasa no
section ~ the state Is sufgcrng for
lack q moisture. Ne sdded the SNOW
~gn De of riness sslgasAbie value" % the
Swxsafng wheat crop
Ana ycu BIAS add said White
hurst. 'xhat the state wheat condi.
slou never ~as better than ai fte
present sasne T-aerc IS very little ri
g,or< Of damage from any pest.
Delay 10 strec car and railroad
traffic w&s resscTscd from some $50
tons q the state. although 10 oAia
hona City officials said she storsa
had not inscrtered with iraffis The
snowfall here measured nvc laeaee
with minimum temperature ot p
degrees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13
Strike
Gas In
Tulsa

ralsa, Jan. fA--when the oAlsho
naa Ns'erai Gas eempany Threatened
e cut she supply sent daily Into tire
ee'trsl warehouse of the Carter on
company here. officials cf tire OF
concern tola them 70 90 ahead. rhsn
the oil nsen pot arllls 10 work ~ me
back yard OF the warehouse plant AZ
$40 feet shey oct rise" "a Gas. At
's@oo feet TIRE row vas 10000 tees
aalis. enouoh 70 supply the entire re
e1'ren'enss % she plant
on nen recalled todsy that Before
irafflekine in gas became a els bvsi.
ness. testa showed there Mas natural
fuel under almost every cart - the
city. Ore q the best wells feua
then VAS esctly under convention
hail, almost IN the heart 81 the essy.
4 movement may Be launched here
To have al Industrial users 70 urlu
for gas near their plants, This would
leave the utlll'y company free 10 turn
rs entire supply over 70 domestle
users
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13
ANiRlt N OFFICER WAS
KILLED THROt Gil ERROR,

NaelnnssOu Jan iS l4euisnNn
as " lAag,ioa % 'ho American cin
ssr Albany vas shot hy Japanese
sentry a NlAdlNe~,ok When he faIlm
q understand 81 heed command io
ls.lt. said an ofncisl Version r,s rrd
today hy the Japanese Hnl'A.sy lrou
IL goyernuent Another mossaM
tssNn the embassy sala she ial aasN
esaefnmeut and people weFo greail,
e0nccrned over ihe aswident and fsaat
the minister ot VISIT az rokln aua ihs
Japanese ooumanasani IA NladNaNlQk
have expressed rwNv 10 lha oum
mander ~ tho Albany. ~ ~hirh s4eu
tenant i.ansaoa wA0 chief engineer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13
STRONG COTTON CAMPAIGN
TO Be SPEEOED IN LOGAN
James x. Hastings Il Sent As q
Special Representative To
Assist Agent Willy In
Work

sostoa fNrmers - l.sEan county
VIII start next ws~,k = ssgsroas or
eaa.sasAoa campaign. u Was aanoun
cp1 hy ceauiy Agent Nses last
uigAt
The Okishonaa Caton Growers ass
sociasioA has seat ns special rvpre.
sentative Mr. James n Hastings.
10 assist M wfl~y and local grow crw
Va securing members For the assocla
sloa VA shis county The work ls al \
ready outlined and w,ll under was
several trade svntrr meesanss belnx
plannva over th~ ouuts io ~ fol.
lsvsed ny ~,asooi hou~r mc,xlng ai
~aiyA hoeais plil bc organized
The OAiahons cotfou ensvers'
asses lassoa pro.tdw q s,faishs road
~ market for oar costoa farmore
says Mr WAleN IA is oneansasAi Ter
tbs sole purpose az seiline tlo cotton
u lis manl~~ in real os-uaerAllve
sas in quantity hs pools of eten
aTsssae. class and staple n wAl era
saos AaecAAllzsa marketing experts
who VIII f~ ulslc io sell lhe4r COTTON
dlrecf 10 the mlils tlaervliy elimns7
ius sn~nai speculative profits and
pefmstgsng oar growers o. keep in
thelr own pockets 20 * spent rTht
hnre in lS,gau county iarrer part
81 gae price ssie splnncr pays sAas has
heretofore been possible
This ass,xsasien Is folaned on
principles found % Ae sound and a.
fceslse 81 Se-osid eroWnrs in eainos
nia throash experience towering more
than Is years u II endorsed hy The
OklaAona B4nxerr asse4atien the
extension division ~ she a q N col
leee Al Stil.e easer, thu bureau m mar
kess 81 the unitas States Department,
a Agriculture and farmers and pusi
ness men
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WHAT TICKET, OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Na#Alsletaa lH+lta ealunF
ilen 800 roy nest tssai stsp saHyH
iasuai iess taaa tef arlsleN
matte
soe Yufh Nailoavlio ruHl va
x an oHsnAs heaaled fs isaa
np ~
,AlsaNo Nasonal ppsali4t
ty denies N nheafs # yepr.eeV
tive ~ splsaAas eAry 1T aaaala
Vhlraeo Iiaas'sell la4sana #sef
II have lndEe Iaudis - saprsHe g
Or ~ baaegsall
Marion President "a dii 9a
~ thinks plan ~ holslins lnAH aa
iion inside litlle soo estnme
"a Dorado slsaourslo go ntN
ficld belossd onened up wlfh dla
ooy"rY ~ n~w oll we'll Monday
Washington Anurisan rpsera
meut Intends % make careful q
vestsatinu ~ killing ~ naval
~ Japanese sea,lrY beiirf
lsu Angeles Ordinance pssa i
prohibiting rentals ia esss.aa st 4 nsf
cent 81 eroaa Inewllneut oa fral
property and ~ PER eeHt ga fuNlfh
Inks
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Time Was When Money cat Bigger Figure Than at Present

Harrison. Ark. Jan l3-Thfre
was b time IN the history of the
United States when 50 .1epre-
senting q year 5 loss Or saying %
member of Congress, was a vital
Factor ia the consideration Of q
oIoposed moving of the seat OF
government. and, according 70 an
lffieer Of that same Congress.
S52 year was no trifling con-
sideration.
This bit of history Is contained
in q letter written by Charles
Thomson. secretary Of the Con-
finentsl Congress during the sew
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13
Would Permit Ships
To Garry Booze

Washington Jan Is Anendmeni of the prohibition enf4Yee
nfht afl ho w io permit American passenger plNmw m
'oren trade e carry aud fei liquor uutsdr she rrne nif
y hf hifd states wa urged before the house aearf
M'e today A steamship officials Whe complained heaHnsr
q p~fn restrictions foreign ships Anudme th, bat 81
tfatp.
Representative Edmonts hepbiean FenHss yann anffor
of tine amendment declared that failure amsnd 49, u voad
"ke impossible for American sbps eet anything earep
overflow trtee
Doni pronbitoi.ls raset asfnl Representative lass
Democrat Missouri
understand ihey ha that ds heeaaae fhey
want tn cnioy the Iun, Mr. Elinunds replied
ihc a@ as q stands otflral said would forer al
american companies o Withdraw rem the emarant carrying
trade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13
STATE HOSPITAL
PROGRAM RENisED

Revision of the hospital progrA ~
to Vrovide more immediate relief fof
the sick and disabled Wa veteran
~ Oklahoma ana to meet ideas %
economy sdysuced Dr. the state iceis.
l4tnre vas made hy 'he state eNecH-
tive committee and leaders of li'a
American leglon 81 a special meetin
held 81 The state capitol yesterday
In place d separate hospital 70
5e kno~n as the soldiers Memorial
hospital the legion viii ask iae legs
lature to build ar addition 70 @e
Ne~ University hospital The adsi.
tion would ee used exclusively foF
the treatment q former soldiers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13
Impeachment Machinery
Is Oiled and Ready

Oklahoma . Jan lIhc house Of representatives ihe
eighth okahoms legislature ready for investigation au,
Judicial executive state department the result
horty after he chamber conyued this afternoon The
cation committee. Of which Il ~ Matthews Republican 81
MeAester is chairman full power proeeed
resolution adopted without discussion
Tie resolution introduced by Matthews provides that ihc
~ investigation of amy official any
department be conferred the committee that investigation
n JHdcal executive departments pcar necessary
that the eommitte has organized and prepared have
o submit documentary evidence aud employ sienogaphc
help make report 70 the liouse ask that the
through ~ chairman 70 authorize such processes
necessary the testimony Of official depart
and request that The committee he empowered
mileage for whatever witnesses il deems necessary draw from
within the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13
aIunlnra EarAaLIaa nAnk

HaH AM4i9 tes Ian GA #ins
dan w lfrkeaFttgn hAah sela~A
hasa eslatiisaad ihFitf tanh ia tbs
nehaM aad temporary Officers hsvu
seau elected Althoash oalY few
aasa id he aanh'a dsfnsplta hase ~.
fn4as la=l taa 5000 naagh 1saaH@
~ p4is duNsmi Hakgun afs ghH
haH g aNisAlt
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JUDGE C0TTERAL CALLED
TO APPEALS COURT
Federal Jurist l. Much Sought ~
Other Districts Adloufns
Court AT Oklahoma City
Temporarily

oklahoma Elis Jan Fraee.
court viii he aaluufnad here frMu
nooH teslay urt NanAae mofniat
during ihe abuenee tnia 'he elig "a
judge Jchn 4 co'tena nao haH brea
called ~ S. Louis 10 it lh siteMs
coafl ol nnneals lm annaaaclne lh
court adjournment iuden ca'teml
stated he bad received nu Woed ~
eArdsns the length ot time Required
ier hls attendance VA ~ i.olls bat
did noi anticipate iouRc 9efioa
fContinhca On rare j
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13

eral years of It's existence 80 hit
wife Hannah, 81 aunt 81 prcei.
dent william Henry Harrison.
The letter Is dated Princeton.
August q. 1873. the Congress
then being in session in the New
Jersey town. and was addressed
70 Mrs Thomson. Corner of
Spruce aud 4 Street. Philadel
phia
i; WAS proposed that the resi-.
denee Of Congress be removed to
Elizabeihiown ~ j.. but, ac-
eordiBg 10 the letter, there Was
opposition on the ground that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13

Dear lIHnnah
! have received sxlnr letters
dated Monday IL O'Clock and
Tuesday 10 o'clock AZ night and
acknowledge tia receipt of them
ar Iiend was misin
formed respecting the adjourn
ment They met on Monday but
they might af well have adjourn
ed Til this time for any business
they have done | am Vcry ap-
gfehensiye that nothing bat some
calamity viii awaken the states
10 sense Of their situation.
80 The President of
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lodging in tlizabcthionlf
would cost ~ week. whereas II
eoul dbe obtained Tor ~ Il weel1
IN Princeton Whittier the high
cost of living 10 Eiizahrthionn
finally swayed the Congress in
rejecting ii T. not disclosed, bat
history records that The Congress
met ID Annapolis. Nd. after
Leaving Princeton. and at no tinc
sal At Eiizabcthtown.
The letter IN part which re-
Gently came into the Possession
Of Mrs Rex Wortbington, of
Harrison. descendant If Mr
Thomson, follows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13

Tulsa Jan. "a Tor the third
tins 10 sls weeks an cffice safe
has bean stolen here and tho
thieves have made good their es
cape. This time a 600 pound an
steel strong box. containing ap
proxir' aicly $1,000 in cash and
$1,000 IN checks vac removed
from the Pure wHits Dairy com
pany les, night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13
AMealcAns ana
nosaao IN pAais

paa iaa IS Following nm-
ualat taat party ~ thwna@na
Nai heea lefroatad islo paying 800
fpe plala meat Ia rere T@nmNls,
taama alshl restaurant the puslsw
falaei the parg aafty "Wednesday
morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13

New YORK Jan 70 Aeiuai trial AZ
Robsrl y Brlndell president oi III \
aAlidlng trades councli oa charge
NJ exioftion and attempted eNtcwian
BEGAN 81 'he court of special session
ictay The sury Aox Waa filled lA'e
yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13
WHITE MANTLE or
SNOW COVERS COUNTY

Logan county is covered with
mantle of SNOW today 20 asdep,h Of
srom Two 10 six inches Tae Snow
fall IS reported hen iest III fAe
no-h pafS o. the ooanty slsere i is
as deep As six inches The maximum
temperature today was 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-13

''lisfess has not provided ~
house for himself nor n likely ~
VIII find one here to suit him !
find I.iixabethiown has been
talked Of at hos table a. a prcper
place for ihe rcsi,lcnec ~ Con.
grcsg He has house there
which he SAWS has twenty rooms
and which be- wiil let for The use
Of the President II Is true the
place is infested with mosquitoes
in summer and lying low and
near marshes may be liable 70
CONTINUED ON Page ~
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I1ttie Rock. Ark Jan fs-1'os
erao- 3roagh 5ast before delivering
his final message TO the iegisissusf
"Wednesday relinunishing his oeief
extended executive ciemency 10 SD
cases The governor Hsed his par
doning power in "a cases Tuesday
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BILL TO CONTROL
COAL I<TRODt JED

Washington. Jan rs "A Diil pro
Tovinx federal LEGISLATION tor the coal
Industry ard empowering THE pre<i-
cent 20 Tx prices ard profits 81 case
of eme rgefcy or shortage ~1s iutr0-
cuced today by Chairman alder of
the senate committee tBvesi iga1inx
;5e 1920 coal shortase
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m.Apoo DEFINES roeo PLAN

New YORK Jan. 55-x'sllizm G
McAdoo. former secretary u the
treasury. hss teleg-sphed BIS offics
ordering denial q repors that he i
70 zoceg tae 0t.5cs a vice president
of the Ford Motor Car company
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cNIfr cnAhatA nonkt anAFr

WNahlaso0. Jan ia iteeunuv ana
ttf lsw 4gaats have epnnlspl uifh
ubefpfAra ~ hfaseusa IA aome aia-
ffirla nNNiuH lt aasier ior hser ~
hsRh sieaealie pereufaxo lo tina =
way lp mafsst Fl Naa declared IL .
speelai feHrfi x bresegY ppemsipns
Mif hstefs l@esenun commissioners
WHliaNa 81 iaseNf6afuns
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CONSTANTINE WILL NOT
ABplcATE Els ThROhE

Athens Jan IS King Constantine
viii not abdica'. the throne even Il
the allied nations should refuse t.
recognize his rights as Greek sofcr
eign. be declared here YESTERDAY
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WIFE MURDERER MUST
FACE ANOTHER TRIAL

Chicago. Jan 15.---carl Wandersr
Was lodged in the Cock county lai
again toosy Tire former army iie.-
tenant was brought from the Jonet
penitentisry where he is serving .
serr1 Of 2s years imposed tor the
rnvruer o. his wife, 10 face trial or
charges Of numbering "the ragged
stranger" who was ki'fec ,slth Ms
Wancerer IN a take hold 70
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5000 sAos Of eice


Nrcwisy iA Jan ls Fire ci m
determined ofigm early today d.
stroyed Che Planters warehouse defe
f~enay.ase thousand bags of rieM
were stored Ia the building rha los
Was estimated al $3.50 09o.
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lAeAAaaa Apvlaep ro laAvE

tiroe nesilia Tes Jan rs t'sal9~.
hss roNeeeuee heFr Wednesday
piih opfasHiallses of fh0 American
iesion KMh isp8ess Iand 4yea'.
adsls,pi eifilt faulHea ~ oeisu'ils
here to fHnra - California