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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-04


Iris club Mrs Heinle Gerlach Al
Mineral Wells PARK
Amicitia club Mrs LYLE Halstead
NJ VI. c club Mrs W Mathis
Thursday
Six Hundred club picnic Country
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Opcnorky club Mrs H. II Nashet'
Friday
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children's Day Program
A, the FRS, Christian Church sun
day evening. June 5th, a. $ O'Clock
under he direction Of Mesdames
W khhorn ans NJ y Harry. Mrs 4
NJ Wilson. musical director
Prelude "larzo" G g iland'
Miss Ada newett
= Making The World Christian
/ Prayer I q Nnileflel
rrocesisonal Observation-Disclosures.
summer suns Are Glowius
PiaNet Flowers for childrcne Da,
Go or send Glen whi,eficl
I'm a Lit.le Missionary ...#
Observation-Disclosures. Harold nrow
"cry Of he Nations .
..s..+.,.- .-,... intermediate CIR
"Tell Nc the story n Jesus
~. Miss Louise Gregory's cla
Solo ..ts-e*t,...+ Sweet
are the Songs of wild Bird
Miss Ruth An,his
The offering Plate thai Grow
Discouraged" .... luiermediai
lofferatory "Romauco" Ga.oy selle
Miss Ada Heweit
Song Observation-Disclosures eThc
Whole wide World for Jcsu
Nessers. Kilborn. Alien, whitefie
and Lindsey
"Thc Message of the BELLS" .....
......... Glass Of Young Ladi
Benodiction.
n N NJ
Another Guthrie Girl Scores
The following article was talk
from Texas paper. Miss Fiel
who Is the daughter OF Chumr
Fields former resident OF Guthrie
well known and has host OF fricn
here who viii be glad 10 learn OF b
success.
A mos: interesting recital was Civ
at T w. G auditorium on Wedne
day night, May Is. by two gradual
of the college. Miss CathrIne Fie
department Of violin. and Miss Ru
Edmonds, department OF orator
Miss Fields opened the program wi
brilliant rendition OF the seven
concerto OF De BerIot and her pla
ing showed careful study and Il
understanding OF the possibilities
her instrument. Her technique "
surprisingly fluent and her pitch a
curate and whether she played In
heavier or lighter vein she drew for
tones which were expressive OF Il
theme and her excellent musical
ship was constantly In eyiden,
Miss Field is one of the younge
violinists ever graduated from Il
department, aud her performance
her recital bespeaks a future
splendid attainments.
" ~ 81
Miss Lee West Makes
An EnvisbIe Reco,
Miss Margaret Lee West Of Gutl
rie received a certificate OF prof
cheney In cello at Christian Coileg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-04
Koetsch Jewelry Co.
li6 w. Okla. Ave Phone 6b7



Columbia, Mo. A. me annual com
mencement last week Miss Mcs
has made an unusual record on this
instrument durlng The past year AMI
her teachers have urged her 20 So
further IN her studies Christian
College conferred ie degrees and
certificates upDn q class ot youns
women from twoleo middle ives
states. ThIa Nas The seNentiefh an
aual commencemen, and he tacull,
and alnmnae " me institution ia
commemoraiion OF the even, had plaf
ned hlg bone coming and reunion
20 he held next June At which time
representative Of ihe generations 81
women. who have hoen educated A.
lChflstlan, will take pari 10 the event
The newt 100000 home economics
building and residence hal will be
formally dedicated ai that time
w " II
Rooney Mooney Shah
Club Entertained
Miss Alice Tallman was hostess 20
The Rooney Mooney shah club yes
lerday afternoon a. her home IN the
suction bridge game Mrs Martin Won
high guest score Mrs Hagcf higi
club score and Mrs Wcleh consola
lion Additional guests we're MFs
VI q Kendall. Mrs i. IIousewor b
Mrs George Marin Mra birno.
Merton. Miss Iciha Barde. MIss noill
Adler. Miss Ethel Roach Mrs Ernes
Iiagney 81 Denver. Colorado. Mis-
Floy Btting OF sherman. Texas an
Miss Dernirc Pierce 81 Oklahom
lcny Mrs w II Heer aill enter sil
. he club in two weeks
Mt ~M
ME-. Church, South, Picnic
About fifty members Of the NJ :
church south and SUNDAY school ea
ioycd picnic ~ Mineral Wells par
Thursday evening despite the rain
weather. - /.
Recital At BeIand Home
Miss Bertha Beland presented he
pupils In very interesting rcciia
last evening at her home. i2t Eas
Harrison avenue A most deligh'tu
program was given Lillian Gen
Simpson Of Oklahoma CITY. a forme
puplIa assisted in the pragram a
follows.
Gavo'ie IN b minor ...,...... Bac
!. | lhnmblett ,......+..t Bethovo
Robor. Hallenbeck
A serenade ...+.....s. Gayno
Mildred Groeger
Mozart vionncsse vaise Krentzii
Lillian Gene simpson
+, Mozart Mnuette ...s..... Schuihes
Mary Purcell
Elfin Dance ....,....ss.... Grie
Rober. Hallenbeck
Nocturne ......-.....+..... Fiel
, Walls Triste ........- McDowel
AIene Metz
tGenglier ..s... Cedar
Doris be verier
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
Ky. NIGHT RIDERS
RAIDBURLEEF FARMS
TOBACCO GROWERS WARNED NOT
TO MARKET MORE TOBACCO
UNTIL PRICES RISE.
THREATEN TO BURN BARNS
Must Not Haul Tobacco, Rent Farms
for Raising Of Weed or Grow Any
Themselves, Band Tells
Farmers.

Lexington, Ky.-Nightriders visited
farmers in Bath and Fleming counties
and warned them not to haul any more
tobacco to market until prices went
higher, according to reports received
here. The reports received from
Mount Sterling, Carlisle and Flemings.
burg, said that the growers were warn.
ed that their barns would be burned
and that they would be dealt WITH
severely unless they complied.
The band, consisting of rs or 30
masked men, visited farmers near
Sherbourne, in Fleming county, 70
miles from Flemingsburg, and Bethel.
in Bath county, IL miles from Car
Isle. In all about rs farmers were
visited, although the names of only
five were disclosed to authorities.
7. S. Robertson, wealthy farmer.
near Bethel, was called to his door
according to a report from Carlisle.
-Four men standing with their backs
to him warned him that he was not
to haul any more tobacco; neither
was he to rent any of his farms for
tobacco raising. nor raise any himself
The warning was accompanied by
threats Of violence to himself and his
If he failed to obey.
Thomas Croath, Jake Boyd, and
farmer named Stevens were then Wis
tied and the warning repeated. The
band next showed up near Sherbourne,
in Fleming county, and warned two
farmers named Shields and Tomlin.
They are known to have visited three
other farmers, but when the occupants
came to the door they laughed and
said they were looking for doctor.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
CALDER BILL ATTACKED.
Coal Men Say Il Places Too Many
Reflections.

Coal Men Say Il Places Too Many
ReetrIetions.
Washington.-The Calder bill fol
federal regulation of the coal industry
was attacked by coal men but indors.
ed in part by one congressman and Il
government official during Senate
hearings.
The people up in my home city OF
Buffalo have to get doctors pre-.
scription before they can buy anthra.
cite COAL" Representative James NJ.
Mead, Democrat, New York, asserted,
pleading for some form Of regulation
OF the industry. Doctors are over.
worked now, too, because they have to
give prescriptions for liquid heat"
Ex-GOv. Oakley C. Curtis of Maine
informed the committee he was "a
coal man now, but don't know what
I'll be under this bill" Later he added
that mo member of this committee,
meaning no disrespect to 1t, has in.
formation enough about the industry
to bring out the facts from all the
witnesses"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
BIG EXPLOSION MANY DEAD.
Explosion Result Of Metallic, Contact
When Workman Attempts to IN
cap Dome casolILs Tank.

Memphis Fifteen or more persons
are believed to have persisted in the
series OF explosions that wrecked the
plant of the Sinclair on Co here.
In some manner gasoline tank ig-
nited and exploded. This was follow.
ed by the explosion of three other
tanks Firemen believe that three
other tanks will go up.
More than dozen houses were de
stroyed in the first explosion and the
shock was felt in the whole Of the
uptown business district. 1t is report
ed mother and five children were
killed in one house.
The damage is estimated by off
Gals of the company to run slightly
over 100000, and as 100000 insuT-
ance was carried, the company's loss
is expected to be slight.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
GRONNA BILLPAssES SENATE
Farmers and Live Stock Producers
Exempt From Msasure--MckeI.
lar FaVors Bill.

Washington.-Th Gronna bill plae-
ing the packing industry under strict
government control, was passed by
the Senate. 1t now goes to the House,
where, it is said, there is little pros
pect of its passage, at least at this
session.
Although 1t became apparent when
the Senate by agreement began bal.
loting on the amendments to the bill
that it would carry, the final vote of
46 to 33 came as a distinct shock to
its opponents.
They had confidently predicted that
whatever the result might be, 1t
would be close They were totally un-
prepared for the show of high feel
ing against the packers disclosed by
the vote.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
Woman Is Aeeld.ntallu ahn.

Paragould.-Mrs. Edward Noel 81
the Bard settlement, this county, il
at the local hospital suffering from
gunsbot wounds accidentally received
Mr.. Noel picked up his shotgun, in.
tending to go hunting, when the gun
slipped from his hands and was dis.
charged, part of the contents going
through a board partition and striking
Mrs. Noel. entering under the lef,
shoulder blade. Mrs. Noel, it is OK.
pected, will recover.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
ALLIED CHIEFTAINS
HOLD CONSCIENCE
SUPREME COUNCIL GATHERS IN
FAMOUS CLOCK RooM-FIvE
POWERS REPRESENTED.
MAY DIsARM THE TEUTONs
Paris Considers Meeting, Starting To-
day. to Be Most Momentous Since
the Versailles Peace Con-
ference.

PaTis.-The meeting of the supreme
council, which will take place in the
famous clock room of the foreign Of
flee, where the plenary sessions of the
peace conference were held, is regard
ed in France as second in importance
only to the deliberations from which
came the treaty of Versailles. The
duration Of the new ministry of Artist.
ide BRAND. it is generally understood
will depend upon the meeting and the
results the premier will be able to
bring from the council to the chamber
OF deputies. The general feeling over
the situation Is optimistic.
The representatives of the five pow.
ers at the council will be:
Great Britain, Premier Lloyd
George, Earl Curzon of Kedleston,
Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Will
son, of the imperial staff; Baron Ed
gar Vincent d'Abernon, ambassador to
Germany; Gen. Bingham, president OF
the inter-allied subcommittee on
armament: Admiral Sinclair and Mai.
Groves.
France. Premier BRAND, NJ. Berthe.
lot, NJ. Loucheur, NJ Doumer, NJ. Sew
doux and Col. De st. Aulaire, ambas-
sador to Great Britain.
Italy. Count Sforza, foreign minis
ter, and Marquis Della Porella.
Belgium, Jasper Theunys, minister
of finance. and NJ. Van de Vyvere,
former minister of finance.
Japan, Viscount Ishil, ambassador to
France.
The meetings will be held in the
strictest secrecy. They will have the
aspect of small peace conference.
A number of advisers and experts will
be at hand.
The disarmament discussion is ex.
pected to turn mostly upon the meas
ures to be employed to bring Germany
to comply with the peace treaty. AS
the allies are supposed to be agreed |
that Germany must finally disarm eff |
fectively, 1t is understood that France
does not want to apply the penalty |
OF occupation Of further German ter.
ritory. provided the treaty Of Spa is
confirmed. Nevertheless, Premier |
BRAND is expected to take firm atti-
tude, as was indicated in his ministe-
rial declaration with his significant
allusion to the fact that France has
the force to compel compliance with
the treaty. II necessary.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27

Paris. Even an experienced actor,
1t seems, ought to be excused for feel
ing bit nervous during an air raid.
but Mrs. Cora Laparcerie, well-knowh
actress and manager of the Renair.
sance Theatre, does not agree with
this. In fact. she has brought an ac-
ton for 5000 francs damages against
Armand Bernard. a Paris actor, be-
cause he refused to keep en- playil z
Curing performance in March, 1916,
When the Germans began All air raid
uear the city.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
Savannah Aonnra Nenrn

Savannah, Ga.--For the first time in
the history Of the Savannah Cotton
Exchange its flag was Displayed at
half mast in honor of a negro, Philip
Smith, who after 40 years service DIS
a porter at the exchange. died here re-
Gently. Philips most treasured pos
session was book which contained
the signatures of all notables who had
visited the exchange for many years
including those of several presidents
of the United States.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
Ask MEXICO 70 PAY.

obregon Would indemnify individuals
for Losses During Revolution.
Mexico City.-Recommendation that
the Mexican government pay indemni-
ties for damages sustained by indivi-
duals and companies during revoh-
tionary periods in this country will
Re made to the Mexican congress by
President Obregon. This announce
ment was made during conference
between the president and members
of legal commission which has been
studying several projects which will
be submitted to the extraordinary SEES
sion Of congress.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
27s,OOo Acres Open to Homestesder.

EToIVUV NCFeS Op0N 20 FIOmeBkeAueFb.
Little Rock Ark.-There are approx
imately 275,000 acres of land in Ark
ansas subject to entry by homestead.
ing, according to figures on file at the
United States land office in Little
Rock, or approximately one one-hun,
dred and twenty-fifth OF the total acre
age in the state. Most OF the land Is
timbered, much of it is mountainous
and some Of it swampy, but despite
these facts, according to Ben f.
Shires, register for the Little Rock
district, the office forces at this and
the Harrison Office are kerr busy by
hGnlesteaders.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
! KILLED, 2 SHOT IN RAID.

Killing Took Place In Colbert County,
On Tennessee River.
Florence. Ala.-Don Stephenson, of
Tuscumbia, deputy prohibition en-
forcement officer, was killed and Ed
Highfield of Tuscumbia and Andrew.
McPeters Of Florence were seriously
wounded between locks and S on
the Colbert county side of the Tennes
see River by two moonshiners believ-
ed to be Jake Smith and Hamp KIRBY.
The men were members OF a raiding
party UNDER the leadership Of Officer
W. A. Romine Of Florence.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
Sue for $4,000 oo.

Observation-Disclosures to recov-
er $l4,32S,SS9.31 from the government
were begun in the United States court
of claims by the Pussey & Jones com
pany of Wilmington, Del, The COM
pany claims 1t is entitled to the
amount specified because OF the com.
Wandering of its ships. yards and
plants by the shipping board during
the war. under the national defense
act
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
Postmaster Il Elnsd $40

Little Rock, Ark.-A. C. Butler
Saline county was fined 5000 in fed
eral court for transporting whisky
Natenez Buzowski, postmaster
Geshoda, Prairie county was fined $1t
and costs for neglect in failing to for
ward promptly two parcel post pack,
ages last February.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
British Heroes Get American .. 5. G.

British Heroes Get American .. s. c.
Washington Citations on which the
distinguished service cross has been
awarded by order Of the president to
an officer and four enlisted men of the
British army for gallantry displayed in
connection with operations of the
Thirtieth American division in France.
were made public by the war depart
ment. The Thirtieth division was
composed of national guardsmen from
North Carolina, South Carolina and
Tennessee.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
Greek Attache Held.

Athens.-C Bouboulis, the
Greek naval attache in Rome, who re-
Gently arrived here, was arrested on
a chrage Of destroying official docu.
ments alleged to contain matter com
prising the methods of the Venizelos
regime Commander Bouboulis acted
as aide-de-camp to Admiral Coundou-
riots while the latter was minister of
marine.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
War SCARED Areas Being Rebuilt.

New York.-The rapid progress
made in restoring the war-scarred
area of France. industrially in agr!.
culture and by repopulation, is indi.
Gated by official detailed figures which
have been received by the Bankers
Trust Company of New York from its
French information service. The sta
tistics cover the period from the arm
istice, including IL months of 1920.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
Police Use Wireless.

Dallas, Tex.-A wireless telephone
system to be used for communicative
with patrol wagons throughout Dallas
Is being installed and will be ready
soon, it was recently announced a
wireless station that will enable tn.
police to flash the news OF law viola
tons to stations throughout Texa
and part Of Oklahoma also is read,
for use. II was announced.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27

New York.--Thett OF jewels worth
$4,000 from an East 9th street
apartment was reported several hours
after the death Of two men by bull
let's, marked the renewed outbreak of
crime In New York. The jewels, which
included diamonds, rubies and pearls.
were taken by robbers who "jimmied"
a rear door in the apartment. Police
are without clue to the theft.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
eerman 70 ne culIIotIned.

Coblenz Engelbert Manns, Ger
man citizen, has been sentenced by Il
German court here to be gulllotirei
Tor the murder of an American soldier
last April. MAINS is said to have
killed the American with pistol FOR.
rowed from the soldier for the rnr-
pose OF robbing him Of $4,000 marks.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
Montauk Indlans rs.

Washington. Has anybody seen
anything lately Of the Montauk In.
dians? At last accounts they were
living ON Long Island, but they seem
to have drifted away and now the gov
eminent is asked to pick up the trail
Chairman Snyder of the House Indian
Committee, introduced a resolution to
direct the secretary of the interior to
investigate and report.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
lowa,s Heavx Loss.

Topeka, Kan.-Despite a controver-
sy in regard to the alleged salary
which the Kansas Anti-Cigarette
League was to pay her, Miss Lucy
Page CASTOR Of Chicago, will remain
in Kansas and continue the fight
against cigarettes. Miss CASTOR an
nolnced. that she does not intend to-
shift her activities to Iowa as last re-
ported.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
seIza s4s.ooo II pruus.

New Orleans, La.--Officials OF the
United States customs bureau arrest
ed three members Of the crew Of the
steamer Charlse, which plies between
this port and Vera Cruz, and seized
$4,000 worth Of habit forming drugs
found in their possession.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
Shot twice Rx Yeans.

Chicago. A. Creagh was
shot twice by five holdup men in an
attempted robbery, but drove off his
assailants and saved a $500 packet,
while acting as bodyguard to an en-
ploye Of printing firm.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27

Roanoke. Va.-Two serious land
slides on Its tracks near Buchanan,
Va. we're reported by the Norfolk &
Western railroad. Trains running on
the Shenandoah division are beiay
detoured by Glasgow and Lynchburr.
which makes them about two hours
lafa
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
GIRL DEAD, BOY is HELD.
chas. King Accused BY the Victims
Father.

TatneTs
Philadelphia Charles Edwin King.
Fl years old, has been arrested charg
ed with the killing of Arlino May
Stout, 17-year-ohd high school girl, who
was found dead in her, home, Oct. 10,
with bullet wound in her shoulder
The warrant for the arrest sworn out
by Freeman M. Stout, the girls father,
charges King with homicide.
King today. declared that he was in
nocent. Miss Stout was found on a
couch, clad in night gown. An.
army revolver which Stout kept In a
desk drawer in the hallway. lay be-
side her, with one cartridge dis
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
Eree seeda Win out.

Washiugton-Not only did the house
,lecline to give up the privilege OF
sending out free seeds to constituents.
but an additional $12O 600 was tackled
on to the amount provided for the pur.
pose during the current fiscal year.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
Enrd san anInlnn.

Washington. Henry Ford has net
gain OF 2,101 votes on Senator New
berry, Republican, in the i.l6l pre-
cincts, including Oakland County. re
counted by the Senate elections com.
mittee.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
BURGLAR Gets Is Years

Roanoke, va.-Charles wilkes, al
legged bank robber, captured here Nov
-, following battle with local DO
lice. was found guilty in corporation
court for having burglars tools in his
possession and his punishment fixed
by jury at Is years in the peniten.
tiary.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
BAR Plckfnrd Pictures.

Muskegon, Mich.--The Muskegon
community council, through Karl
Keefer secretary. announces Mary
Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks pic
lures will be barred because Of the
divorce scandal
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
CUT FORCE ON WILSON DAM.
Progressive Policy Maintained, But
Economy In Wages Begins.

Florence, Ala.-The engineer in
charge of the Wilson dam is following
the policy of maintaining the same
progress on the huge dam. but where
II is practicable to cut the force he is
doing so as matter of economy. 1t
Is said that the amount paid in wages
hast month was about $500 600 and
that it will be much less in January.
The most competent employees are be-
ing retained.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27

Washington. Promotion or Mai.
Gen. Hunter Liggett to the rank Of
lieutenant general Is proposed Ia
bin introduced by Chairman Kahn Ok
the hoase military committee.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
TALK sovrA's PROBLEMS.

Southern Tariff Congress to Hear Jas
w. Good.
Atlanta, Ga.--That the Southern
Tariff Congress. which meets here for
a three-days session, will not only
deal with the tariff question, but will
broaden the scope OF its discussion
to include many problems OF interest
to the south and the nation, is indi-
Gated by the announcement that Hon.
James W. Good. chairman OF the ap-
preparations committee of Congress,
has accepted an invitation to appear
on the programme.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
mad MuLLAA" DEFEATED.
British Finally Put Down Disturbance
In African Renlon.

Washington.-Com destruction
of the power of Mad Mullah." native
ruler or Somaliland, Africa. and for
"a years a problem to British authori-
ties, was accomplished within three
weeks time by less than 200 airmen
and II fighting planes. according to
an official report on the operation just
received here, Bombed out OF their
strongholds, the natives were pursued
and all the leaders except Mullah cap
tured or killed. the report stated,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-01-27
FEAR So GO DOWN IN SUBMARINE
Sinks During Manuevers--All Aboard
Are Lost.

London.-Mystery continued to sur.
round the loss Of submarine KS,
which was sunk in the English chan
mel. Tbs disaster occurred during
submarine manuevers about 100 miles
off Lands End. The K-5 was in charge
of Lieut. Commander John A. Gaines.
The admiralty announcement merely
stated that the submarine had been
lost with all hands While nothing
was said of the size of the compile.
ment, vessels OF her class usually
carry six officers and SO men.