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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-30

The annual Chrjstmas entertain
ment OF the West End Methodist
Church was s1eld last night in the
church. An entertaining program
was rendered by bhe choir
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-30

Mrs L. a Nedford. Of l2o5h West
Main Street reported to the police
yesterday that her home had been
entered the Right before by "A burglar,
wh0 gaipd entrance through rear
door, y pistol is reported as the only
hing stulen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-30

Amherst va. Dec, 29.,--I'he funeral
services Of Mrs Arthur Davies were
held Yesterday morning ~ the resi-
Gence and were conducted bA Rev j..
A. Thomas. The burial took place Inn
afterwards in Amherst
Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-30
WILL HURl BACK


OF the Nida. a great Russian force
in now moving westward toward the
WoIbron- Cracow line. and the move
ment liz not only Il fresh danger to
II Cracow and SilesiA but may develop
into a turning movement for tile pur-
bose of cutting Won Hindenburss eofp
munieations, The efforts Of an Austro-
German force TO turn the Russian ieft
r flank in this region failed with the
w defeat OF General Dankls army on the
west bank OF the Nida, and the state
ment of the Russian general stan that
the ustro-German army Is now in
full retreat toward Cracow indicates
very severe blow TO the whole Ger
man plan In Poland.
Austrian Loss Very Heavy.
80. IT is reported from Petro2rad to-
might that the Austrian loss IN the re-
Y cent battle in GaMclA in prisoners La
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-30
WILLIAMS MAKES
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ff"IFf TIfst NdBe.J
the Treasury, to require the removal
of any director or directors, or of any
officer OF d bank guiltyrof violation
OF any Oh the provisions Of the ma
tjonaI banking ACT. He asks. too. for
power to direct that suit be brought
in the name OF the bank against such
director or directors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-30

Mr.. ]. A. Chaloner. Gotham, Va.
Mr.. chaloner last night sent the fo'

Mr. ChaIoner last night sent the fol-
lowing reply:
Richmond, Va, Dec. %, 1914,
Professor Hugo Munsterberg, Cam
lridge, Mass:
r lying TO your courteous ana well
cone letter Of the 24th. concerning
pieces of Eight" forwarded me to-
lay from Gotham. | would say. Cen
iemen of the Guard fire first
. JOHN ARMSTRONG CiIALOEFR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-30

G. Z. RUSSELL owner 81 1 hardware
ported to the police yesterday that his
store Was entered the night bef9ce and
= pistol stolen. M 4 s u M ST. Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-30
Munstcrierg's Answer.
And here Is the Germans ans
Cambridge. Mass, Dec, "a, l9l

And here Is The NftFnlah aHHWeF'
Cambridge. Mass, Dec "a, l9ld .
MY Dear Sir;---I beg 10 thank you
most cordially for the charming boon
of verses with which you have tried
TO beautify my Christmas day. ] was
q really sweet and delicate thought to
select this day of peace and goodness
to men for this inspiring and lovely
gift. Tactfulness could not show itself
more gloriously. ] may say that the
beauty of the verses themselves stands
ON the same level as their kindness
and so IT is gift which my friends
and / shall enjoy a long time. Very
cordially yours
HUGO MtrNSTERHERG.
Mr. (Nha fcnar. Gsn1E NJ Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-30
WARRANTS ISSUED
FOR LOCAL CONCERNS

After series Of visits TO the wes
tern part of the state the agents of the
State Department of Labor are In Rich
mond, turning their attention to In
stances OF alleged violations OF the
labor laws in this city. Just before
Christmas one or two cases were re-
ported and convictions secured. but no
effort to bring to court all those sus-
pected was made. Yesterday. however
warrants were issued for eight con-
Germs. Of which nine are charged with
violating the ten-hour Jaw and one
the sanitary laws.
On complaint OF Miss Lille Barbour,
-aee of the inspectors. the following
warrants were issued:
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company. violation of the sanitary
laws; the Royal Laundry. Homeier 4
Clark. and the Model Steam Laundry,
violation Of the ten-hour law.
Inspector J. b. Cliendinst swore out
warrants against the following:
Crystal Laundry, Eclipse Laundry,
the Manhattan Laundry, and the Amer
lean Steam Laundry, violation OF the
hour law.
These case will be heard in the Po-
lice Court today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-30

yirginia--Fair Wednesday; colder at
night. Thursday fair and colder; strong
southwest and west winds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-30
Negroes to Pen.

Guard r. NJ. johnson brought to the
State Penitentiary yesterday Ave
Lynchburg negroes, They were: Otto
Minnis and Dave Jennings, Ave years
each for burglary, Jim Taylor, one year
for car breaking James Conner, ono
year for car breaking; Fletcher Elliott,
one year for larceny. third offense.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-30
GARRANzA FORCES

Confined from First pageD
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
FAME OF GOLD DUST
TWINS WORLD WIDE

The fame OF the Gold Dust Twins has
spread SO far and their regulations
have become no general that almost
every mail brings to the n, X Fair
bank Company Chicago. letters Of
praise from tired housewives who
have lightenod their homework with
Gold Dust
II want you to know and 10 thank
YOU for your wonderful discovery Of
Gold Dust, said Mrs Louis w. Batty.
lloopeston H., in recent letter 20
the Fairbank Company u could
not keep house without Il In my kltch-
on work, and washinBs are a hundred
per cent lighter since using Gold Dust.
When ! FIRST began keeping house
used an kinds of recipes for washing,
but to no avail. / really thought j
could never continue 90 do my wash
ings under the old way Of washing
clothes until l tried Gold Dust. Now
my wnshlngs are done In half. yes.
less than half the time and they are
clean, too, and / don't feel tired out
a8 did before. I often think that #
Won were going to stop making Gold
Dust would be tempted 10 lay In a
great supply Co last forever
/ am really thankful for the Gold
Dust Twins and recommend Il when
ever ] have the opportunity
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

The court yesterday issued an order
Ia the case of the A. Il. 81 s.. II.
Railway Co, against johanna Richter
of Gallup, dirocting tho district clerk
70 forward the original complaint and
exhibits filed in this case in the dis
irict court TO the supreme court at
Santa ne. This case, involving the
amount to be paid Mrs Richter by
the railway for land in Gallup, was
decided ia her favor 10 the district
court here last IAN
The hearing Of the caso Of de Baca
against Leyba, begun Friday was
completed nc noon yesterday The att
torneys win submit briefs Tho case
involves $1,000, alleged 10 be due on
a sheep delivery contract
The court yesterday afternoon
heard arguments In the case Of the
Gallup Electric Light & Power Co.,
against the Peoples Light q Power
Coz IN which the plaintiff company
socks an injunction 20 prevent the de-
fendaut company from operating I'm
Gallup under "a franchise granted by
the council The arguments will be-
finished tomQfrow afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

nilzed that L Wps by no means the
height OF their ambition. II was sim
uly IA stepping STONE to greater possi-
tilltles in the way Of subscriptions and
wards "a tho close Of the general
mpaign
Turn Future 90 Victory,
Tomorrow "a new week begins II
bould see every candidate Just a little
more active than they have been az
nuy previous timo Whether YOU
hould be the fortunate one In tho
opportunity period on ono of your
fltaia secures the special trip 8,
hould spur You 20 greater effort 10
feu worked hard FOR the special trip
md DO not get h. remember that every
point you balloted counts just the
same on the general awards Al the
close You would BE- losing uu op-
poriunilA worth real money to you lf
tau became discouraged now just be-
cause YOU failed in an Incidental fen.
wre of tile main event
The true spirit of tho campaign was
summed up in the words of "a eaudl
dnte yesterday who said. in speaking
cot ho effect her failure 10 win the
apcenl trip would have upon her
WHY m work ust thut much
harder Tor the awards Ht the close. ri
shouldn't win This special trip. e
viii show mo uore Clearly than any
thins else that have tu work an the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
NIGHT SCHOOL WILL
OPEN WITH ABOUT
10 STUDENTS
Supt John Milne Says lnQui-
lies From Prospective Pupils
and Volunteer Teachers
Point 10 Success,


+ Superintendent John Milnc ycslor-
day said that he had received Inquiries
from ten Go fifteen persons, rangIng
tu age from DO Years TO 40. In reg1rd
to the nirhi school tu he opened Tues
8oaN niRhi in The Central school huild-
+ ms An ol them assured the super
intcndcnt they would be present at
that Time
Nh Milnc and the volunteer faculty
of thu nisht school are anxious that
lou prospective students report the
+ first night Thls win enable them
i 20 arrangc the courses 10 suit the stu
dents at ihe opening of the term and
IneccssItate lut change afterward.
However students may enter when
( over they wish unless the faculty de-
i cidcs adversely later So far no re-
Isulction upon Che tmo of entrance
has been madc
Those who have been unable ta at
tend school s much as they wished
pnd who viii take advantare Of the
public nisht school are NOT the only
ones Interested superintendent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

da ihfce weeks from laai night the
AHlniHg Inarnala Ronnd the World
ara Tropical tonr campaign closes
nB thr6o Weela more and then
81 distribution of all tho magnificent
aWard pr1mlrrd rs tho Morning
Journal in the great Aaorvo System
umpaiea
The Don en- the tour OF the world
Obs greatest and Of course the
Wel Appealing award Go be given.
Th Foee 70 the candidate securing
fNg efeHigaf number 0f points Ia the
mnalHn regardi6sa ct dialrlcta
Ihru como the district awards tour
~ the roniCr ana the Panama canol
~ ine candidate securing the eroatc8
humhW of points la each district. a
Geo Jcme frtnch piano. purchased
lrem the Leanard-Lindeuaun com
IauN and sla D. C IS scholarship
W. pa awarded tho syfuHd and third
point winners respectively. ln
aeh district
Th einae IL tho Opportunity" pee
fi base nirht bg which the candidate
m.HF the grfaicst number of points
an candidates during thr fum
nDfOi from lnnuav o. "a
February + VIII he awarded "a free
uH i9 ihs tropics aud tho Panama
HHl wH. merely an Incident boo tho
aIa event Ihe candidates an worked
hA lof tho Npaclal tf.p mt ull re-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
EUery Home Needs
This Great Remedy


$50 wea-rGlatcd home should De
without IaHatIye fof there Is sgarcc.
dHY h family 81 several persons
fhHt nmn0no doesn't complain oi "a
hotdaehe. of eloeplegsnwa, or show
tAt hrsi IguH ~ q cold
Is iaNliiFa then becomes q necessity
81 what Wna ir.fllng congestion nt
fNe beginning mhy run into Il serious
cola OBJ cover 80 marsh remedy la
needed. hut simply a mild laxative
tonic ih0t will make tho liver active
aNd gdr un lhe bowels People vino
hAYo tf.p1 great many things anH
Hr iheuaeft heads " families. who
haNe seen ihe little ills run % bis ones
Wii tell 700 Than there o. nothing
bH0l ihHu Dr CHldwflle syrup Pep
mn Which you caH obtain 40 any deus
store l0f Hffy cents or one dOiiaf
h0tfic tho iaitrr tenf The family
Na
Among thc sreai believers in syrup
repsn for constipation Ia old or
NnuaF and aa reneral household
rmeretnof remedy. la Mrs IA F
SMITH fI0 N cherry 6is san An.
tau|0 Ta Tp uae her own words, she
Hly he W' hlom ~ Caldwell Co her
a1inU dHy for aho believes that
through hs romedN syrup Pcpsin sho
found the Way % permanent good
hfeiin
1r CaldwellH syrup popsln is Hci.
euttfoHiY compounded ana its purity
f0Wh0d f9r Mothers give If e. tiny
hah nnd grown people, taking a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

harder II ! hope 10 win anything at
tho end"
Many ballots were cast yeslefday
and many more VIII arrive today by
mail from candidates IN the outside
districts who VIII be declared the
winner Of the special trip NO ona
knows Indications SO far are that
the balloting VIII be close but sub
scriptions yet TO come I'm the mail
may change an present calculations.
30 one apparently has had a walk
away ia tho winning of the special
trip.
Ballot Box Chokcd.
Last night the ballot box vas chok-
ed To-day Il VIII be fuller and when
the count Is made after AN mails are
in It will dlsgorge an array Of ballots
the Ike Of which has not been seen IN
Ii Ainilar campaign ia New Mexico It
"a probable that the name of the
winner Of tho special trip may not
boz announced until Tuesday I'm order
that ample time may be given the
candidates In the outside districts TO
set their subscriptions In that were
mailed last night before o'clock. The
name Of the winner viii he announced
"a tho very earliest possible date
The Opportunity period Is closed
There are three weeks Of strenuous
effort IN front Of the candidates who
would win Tho general campaign
cloacs February 49, The work put in
on the campaign between now and
that time may ten the tale Of the win
ners A lack Of effort or "A failure TO
grasp every opportunity may result
lin YOUR defeat on the closing night
Much depends upon you during the
closing days of tho campaign only
by Industry aud energy can you hope
70 win.
The three weeks between now and
tho close VIII go am too rapidly when
the final day daWua you viii wonder
how IN the world you can SEQ an the
people YOU want 10 call upon for sub
gcriptons In one dny The answer rs
.-see them between now and then Do
not put or Tor % single day what may
be accomplished today DO not over
look d single opportunity 10 increase
your point standing.
Start out tomorrow morning with
determination TO WIN. Then work
like q winner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
JUDGMENT FAV0RS
PLAINTIFFS IN
POWERS CASE
R. E. Putney and M. W. Flour
noy Awarded S304 and For
mer Given Further Damages
Amounting to $6,475,

Judge II. 4. Reynolds of Che dis
trict court yesterday rendered judg-
ment IN the case Of Robert y. Putney
and NJ. w. Flournoy trustee, against
George y. Powers and Anna Powers
his wife, The plaintiffs win have
Judgment for $304J5 damages ana
further damages amounting 20 sG.-
47612 were awarded Puiney on prom
isaory notes and $6lf50 aa attorneys
fees The court directed the foreclos-
ure Of deeds ~ trust and appointed
Harry y. Cornell special master to sell
real estate.
Mrs. Leonora Glenn was granted 70
decree Of divorce from Thomas r.
Glenn. The defendant failed TO ape
pear To- answer Mrs Thomas COM
plant She charged him with nom
support and abandonment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

little larger amount, ind II equally
effective, II ~ mild ana gentle pleas
ant-tastnR ind FREQ from gripping
II docs not hide behind high
sounding nnmo nnd ~ absolutely free
from any prohibited Ingredient Fam
Hes who once use syrup pepsin for
ever after avoid catharticn. salts. pills
and other harsh medicines FOR these
only DO temporary good are nauaooua
ana q shock 10 any delicate system
such things should never be given to
children
Families wishing 10 try q free sam
pic bottle can obtain u postpaid BY
addressing DR.. w - Caldwell. 4l9
Washington st Monticello, ~ a
postal cnrd With your name and adj
drca8 on Il viii do
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
GIRL SCOUTS CONDUCT
SUCCESSFUL CANDY SALE

The candy sale conducted by he
Girl Scouts at Maloys Yesterday for
the purpose Of raising money to eQuiu
thoir gymnasium was highly success
ful, ana a substaHtial sam was raise1.
IL is the intention of the organization
TO have one OF the most modern and
up-to-dute ciubrooms and symnasiums
70 be found la the southwest
This morning at III o'clock Hcv g.
a. Foreman win preach q social sor-
mon for the Girl Scouts al the First
Presbyterian church, ANA seats have
been reserved for the members Oft
the organization, IL b. expected that
The girls viii attend in a body
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
Y. M. C. A. MAY BRING
MRS. BEN CAIN HERE
FOR ENTERTAINING EMIT

Tho Y W e. A. is negotiating with
Mrs. Ben H cain. Of Dallas TEX, To-
give am entertainments here iu tho
near future. Mrs, Cain is @ charming
entertainer tn pianologues and child
nnpcrson8uons SHE appeared here
mst winter with the Michlgau con-
cert company one pt the santa Fc
reading room entertainments The
business GIFTS club OF The association
has charge OF the anangements
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

AM what relief $50 more tired
feet, 100 more burning feet me more
swollen, bad smelling. sweaty feet NO
more pain in oons. callousps or huns
luas Ne matltf what ails your flCt
or Wh1t under the sun you've tried
without getting relief, Just use 'fiH
lil is the only remedy that
draws oNt all the POISONOUS eNeda-
tiong which puff an tho feot "rll 81
msgienE "fll Is grand "fiI viii
cure your foot troubles SO youti never
iiinp nr draw up Your face be pain
your shoes WON'T seem tleht and your
ieet VIII upteL never hurt or got
sore swollen ot tired. Think Of It
ne moro foot misery NO more burn
ing eorns, Callouses or hnnIons.
1et 30 cent box az ans drug store
or department. store. and get Instant
.feiiet Get whole years foot RELIEF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
Candidates ENTER HOME STRETCH
m RACE FOR 81 900 OR WORLD TOUR
WITH0NLY VISIONS OF SUCCESS AHEAD

But Three Weeks Yet 10 Go Until Grand Distribution Of
Awards al Close Of Campaign - End Of Opportunity
Period Brings Heavy BaIOng from Every District With
Winner Of Special Trip Close Pressed for Margln-Grand
Award and District Awards May Be Won in Remaining
Portion Of Campaign-NeW Enrant Might Yet Capture
tie Greatest Trophy Of All.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

Onion sets per pound iSe; for large
amounts We can make Son low
price.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

2 q g f 2 2 e p te g q q g 9 9 3 o
an subscriber The Morning
display advertisement morning.
Watch fer % aud rcud word u viii be worth YOUR while
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-13
WORKED Up
MINIMUM
ROYALTIES
FORMER SECRETARY OF IN
TERROR TESTlFES IN
OSAGE CASE.

oklahoma city, Okla, May l3-The
cros examination of Walter Fisher,
eN tccreiary Of the interior. who dis
approved the leases on Usage Indian
oil lands, negotiated by IT, H. Tucker
aud others, charged with conspiracy,
occupied most of the time of the fed
4al court today.
Fisher said he did not know that
4 l.. Wilson, = ! leahy and others
We're Interested in the leases until he
iaw the report of Detective Fred
ook Fisher said Wilson and II. j..
'Leahv attempted to have Bacon Rind
and Paul Red Eagle Usage Indians.
rcinstatod in the council He said
that Wilson and Judge Ferris. the
latter friend OF President Taft,
came 20 Washington and talked about
the leases and the governments poll
cy Fisher said that he insisted at
MI times on competitive bids; that
Tho leases in question dovetailcd so
that no one clse would bid The
reason he wanted minimum Of one
sixth ROYALTY Instead Of one eighth
was his desire to establish prece-
dent in favor Of the Indians
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-13
AUTOMOBILE PARTY TO
STOP At GUTHRIE
Colorado Sociability Association
Having Hard Shedding in Texas;
Many Bridges Out in State

The members of the Colorado So
liability run party, forty strong now
an route to Galveston from Colorado
Springs are having a lively time get
ting along through Texas. At many
points they have found bridges gone
and roads washed out by the recent
floods and they have been compelled
20 make many detours.
They arrived in Amarillo from Dal-
hart on a special train furnished by
the Amarillo Chamber Of Commerce.
MANY stories of narrow escapes and
hardships on their trip are told by
members of the party. They were
entertained at banquet by the Am
arillo Chamber of Commerce at which
practically every one of the thirty re-
sponded to a toast.
Ranouets and receptions were also
rendered them at Memphis, Childress
and Wichita Falls.
On their return trip they will cross
Oklahoma on the route of the new OK
lahoma. Texas and Gulf highway
which crosses Logan county and pass
es through Guthrie. making night
stop in Guthrie This party of forty
men in ten automobiles, which will be
accomranied here by dozen more
machines containing the governor o'
Oklahoma. the officers OF the Oklaho-
ma. Texas and Gulf highway and off,
cial representatives of the American
Automobile Association and the Blue
Book as well as Others will be but
the forerunner OF many thousands OF
automobiles passing north or south
over this new highway in the next
wear and IT is up to the citizens OF
Guthrie to give them one OF the royal
receptions for which Guthrie is noted
all over the west.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-13
TWENTY.SEvEN COUNTS
NAMED IN MURDER ARTICLE
officer Charged With Causing
Deaths Of z Women and
II Children

Denver, May l3 Charges OF arson
murder, manslaughter aud larcen,
against Major Patrick J llamrock, OF
the Colorado National Guard were
Iiled today before the court martial
at the state Pitle Range
The charaes grow ont of the bat
lie between the state militia and the
striking miners at Ludlow.
The arson article charges that the
Ludlow tent colony was fired "wilful-
" and maliciouslQ' IN violation Of the
laws Of Colorado
The murder article contains twenty
seven specifications and charges that
Major llamrock with the responsible
ity FOR the deaths OF two women and
eleven children.
The court convened this morning
with Capt e A Smith, acting as judge
advocate ITamrock viii be the first
witness
Under strict military procedure ac-
cordng 10 General Chase. Major
liamrock Is entitled to period of
twenty four hours In which to pre-
pare a reply to the charges, but Major
tlamrock has waved this right and has
announced his willingness to face
trial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-13
mo COURT IN LOGAN
UNTIL JUNE FIRST
Unusually Heavy Docket Keeps
Judge Huston at Saltwater;
Important Cases in June

Judge A. II, Huston is holding
court in Stillwatf. An unusually
heavy docket confronts him. The
session will probably continue during
the remainder Of May. District court
Viii begin in Guthrie June list. Jury
trials will begin June 18th. Tie 1niy
for the June term VIII be drawn
June 2nd A number of important
cases win be tried at the June term.
The civil docket IL unusually heavy.
While County Attorney Adams has
not get fully decided to do so it is
thought probable that Lew Green will
be red for the murder of Officer
Muylow Green was tried at the last
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-13
PICTURE SHOW ADS
UNDER BAN AT FT. WORTH

Fort Worth. NAY Advertise
ments on picture shOR screens cannot
be- shown after Nav -. The Fl
Worth Chamber Of Commerce made
protests under the hesd OF home in
dustrles. It was shown that screen
advertising was useless Movie pat
rons already filed protests. One TT
Worth picture house bad s2 different
ads on the reels.