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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-08-28
CAYCE NEWS.
Interesting Items Dy the Courier's
Special Correspondent.

School begins next Monday. Miss
Allie Richardson and Prof Joe Wall
are attending the Institute AZ Fulton
/ Ned Atterhury attended the fair AT
I Fulton. last wcek-Joe Wall il home
for few days Miss Jessie Whitsell.
Of Union city. j. visiting Miss Mary
Attcrbury Mrs Pauline Mayfield and
Lois aud Hazel went 20 Hickman
Thursday After n pleasant visit Of
few months with Mrs Eliza Wall
Miss Annie V Robertson returned 10
her home in Tus,alusa. Saturday night
Herbert Holly j. visiting his grand
father 10 Sardis Tenn. this week
Little Hiss Fisher. Of Union City. Wis
ifed friends here few days this week.
Miss Ollie Richardson came Satur-
day from Rowling Green: she will be
with us nine months. a~ she will teach
The primary room AT schOol.-Tom Ne
Clcilan and SONS were in Hickman
Thursday. on business. Miss Melba
Holly is visiting in Charleston. Mo
Mr. and Mrs Lyons. Of Wavcrly. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs John Warden
.'aycc was well represented az the fair
af Fulton they reported a nice time.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Cruce returned
home Monday Mr. and Mr. George
Menecs and Mr. Eliza Bransford are
on visit 10 relatives in Illinois. this
week Mrs Pratt Ramsey spent Mon
day night with Mr.. and Mrs \ W
Fowler ON her way her home from
Red Boiling Springs Mrs. George
Roper came Monday from visit toI
her husband who had been In 81 Louis
In a hospital for some time. The oper-
alton was successful and he Is doing
nicely We understand the operation
was very serious Mr.. Albert Jones re-
turned from Nashville sunday evening
lie left his wife improving -Alney
Johnson has been sick this week hat
Is improving Ben johnson left Mon
day for California 10 take the same po-
sition IN the fire department that he
held before be- went 10 the army.-The|
Ice cream supper was raiued out at
Ebcnezer church 3 miles south east Of
here. and they will have IL Friday
evening. Aug -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-08-28
OIL in WATER
inc Indications Of Petroleum Deposits
In Dyer County.

The securing Of leases in this section
and between Hickman and ReelfoOt
lake seems To have let up during the
past week or two and agents for the
purchasing concerns are now busily en-
gagged down in Dyer county securing
leases. il is understood ON many thOus-
ands Of acres there. oil indications
having been found in that vicinity.
IL j. said that a well. dug in n
branch. about a mile and half or two
miles from the eight thousand acre
tract owned by eight Hickman men.
In Dyer county. formerly the Mensel
land. was found To be about half WA
ter and half oil and contained entirely
too much oil Ia be used for stock a.
was intended. The oil fever down In
that section now il equal To that mp
this way.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-08-28

Mrs. Terrell Easley and son. ]. W
Robinson. John Carroll and Ernest
Davidson. of Kenton. Tenn. were the
guests of J. NJ. Ezell and family yes
terday.
Jas. Townsend and wife carried their
little daughter. Gladys. to Fulton last
week and had her tonsils and adenoids
removed by DR. s Cohn-
Lost-Saturday night. string of pearl
beads. clasp set with pearls Return
TO Miss Effie Breur and receive re-
ward. 1c
Randall Shepard returned yesterday
from a short visit with relatives In
Nashville and McEwen-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-08-28

Manager 4. W Davis tells Us that
the Tome Telephone Co. after ten
years Of operation. has reached a point
where IL il necessary 10 renew the sys-
tenn or quit business II il up TO the
citizens and business men 10 choose
This company was organized ten years
ago result Of the Cumberland com
pany trying 10 ram their hands down
IN the pockets OF the citizens OF Hick-
man for a raise of rates in excess Of
those stipulated I'm their franchise.
business men went into cOurt-and
got "A half loaf. Mr.. Hume had an ex-
pert here 10 explain in highly technical
phraseOlogy how Ohms, stunts. kolo-
watts. etc. effected the costs and tried
To impress upon a lay mind the neceS-
siiy of raising the rates. This failed
To work and the business men pushed
the Home company. which became "a
safeguard against threatened increas-
g. on the part OF the Bell system. II
the local company is allowed 20 go
ldown-well be back at the zero point
Of ten years ago. Bigger cities than
Hickman have been waging unsuccess-
full fights against raises on the part
of the Cumberland-and failed With
us II VIII simply be a matter OF paying
/ the price or doing without service. With
the Home telephone company out OF
the way, we predict wholesome in
crease in local rates 4 meeting is to
Ice held next Monday afternoon to de-
termine whether the Home company in
TO continue or discontinue
| o
Hoosier CHEyIOTS in solid colors
or stripes the kind that make good work
shirts, yard 29c. during the sale at
Dobson's.
Children's swhite middies, sale price
S1.I5 each, Dobson's.
Courier for three months, lOc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-08-28

1OcS discount on everything I'm the
ladies' ready-to-wear department Mind
you this is our NEW FALL SUITS,
COATS. DRESSES. SKIRTS. WAISTS
FITRS and MILLINERY, during the
sale at Dobson's.
Children's hose all sizes. a pair zoe
at Dobson's.
Subscribe for the Courier.
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READ OUR ad i'm this issue and see
for yourself what you can save al
DOBSON'S SCHOOL OPENING f.
VENT.
Liberty Bonds and War Savings
Stamps accepted as cash during the
sale at Dobson's.
Observation-Disclosures Bros.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
GUTHRIE BOYS ARE
RETURNING FROM CAMPS
Every Day a Few More Drift
Back and All Are Glad To Be
Released. Horne and
Fsylor Arrive

WIZ Horne. wsii-known Ca'hrie
boy who enlisted IN she nvy. and
has been wafioned on re Pacific
oossf for ~ pas year hss returned
home. harinx received a discharge
that leaves him sBb3ec- 20 call 10
duty a. any tine Practically . eAk
ing. Horne - on the reserve llst He
reporia thai hts brofher. Walter
Horne. also - this city. AM pbo has
besn repored missing aIso IN the
ho~phsi and 81 ore tine vas thought
10 have been killed. IL out of the hoe
pifsl. and back vish nj. company.
Harrison Fsytor. pon -in-lsw of Mr.
and Mrs Loa Hckson. VINO rent s-cm
Logan counfy. and who has been with
the eth Field Artillery - Port sM
fp- the 5Ns eixhs months. has also
r<reires he discharge frou fhe serv-
&c. ard . home 10 stay HIS wife.
who had ben wHh him Al the tort.
accompanied him home. and both say
that sbfle the service - pies-ans. life
in Logan county is more attractive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
BRITISH TOLERANCE :

English tolerance Of what they
call stunts has found iis limit
They don, mind using tanks a.
collection boxes for war losn sub
scriptions. they will even pat np
with having Trafalgar Square
turned into an open air exhibition
Of war trophies or disguised as a
ruined French village for the same
patriotic purpose. bni when the
pssbliciiv manager of the war loan
campaign which started yesterday
announced last week that the
campaign would open with "a
simultaneous discharge Of all the
an,i-sircraft guns in London and
district things were going a bIt
too far, don't yon know. The
whole press, with the exception
Of the Norfheliffe papers. ROSE
against the suggestion. Sensa-
iionalism run mad" was the cap
iion Of the Chronicle protest. and
other journals took the same line
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20

Perhaps they wouldn'' have
minded a few guns. Even an IN
iiation air raid might have got By
The din Of an air raid - enough
they sail bat when the guns are
IN action. a. everybody knows.
they do not al fire az once they
work up gradually 10 a barrage
aud even when the air battle X AZ
its height they don't fire stimuli
taneonsly.
The newspapers used their own
guns Of hcsYiesi ealibre and pat
up . literary barrage Of some i'm
pressiveness. Here are some
specimen shots We scarcely
know how TO set forth the full
idioey Of this proposal There
- nothing whatever 10 be said for
fhis insensate proposal This
ridiculous proposal And the
big gun Of the Pail Mall: "Such
a concerted bang might terminate
the earthly careers Of quite a Dum-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20

ber Of people The results of
this earth shaking explosion might
be serious Would big morse
shake loose the coins in John
Bull : pockeisY Some nerve
shocked citizens might indeed
button up their pockets ia protest
and Indignation We may
still have German spies 10 our
midst and this graiuiton. displya
OF cur anti.nircrsft resources
might provlle these gentry with
important information
Nevertheless II j. rgmored that
the big noise advocates intend -
have their revenge when peaec j.
declared and give London good
old-fashioned Fourth of July cele-
braiion. and to Judge BY the way
the celebrational emotions are be
ing suppressed during these great
weeks Of victory there viii BE-
some concerted bang" when
they break loose.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
OF BOOZE
CARS HELPS COUNTY
Proceeds of Sale Of Seized Cars
Il Placed In County Treasury
After Expenses and Re.
wards Are Paid

Tho tuo auioniabiss ussd by vhis
key runrsrs. ani aouf.seafaf ~
sheriff - nsb.rtsDn. sold fpf ihs
nioe sum - tiHit one sas a radH
lac = and ~ other e nales q. anil
ihey ~efe spld aftsf pfvper nofiee a.
crowded ~ la~.
Ths disirlhaiiou ~ fhs amoanf ~
eelyed for ~ Chapter "a. pages So
1s3 session I.a~s - isfs. and - a..
Iorsionsa a. tDlloss
Flrst To ~ M costs fsr f.ros
eeufion. ana stpense - pfes.fslna
ne properly
seo0nd One elrhsh ~ thf sam
remaining u lbe Iroee.ds - fhs u
fleer who made III seirura
Third one eighth - ihe oonniy
attorney Who prosecuted tt.e nse
foarih The balance 70 he o0unty
treasurer 20 b. credited 20 the eoari
fund.
The lAw provides that the amounts
paid 90 the sheriff and county at
tornay shail be IN addition 10 The
salaries nov provided fof fhem by
lax.
- AZ z1A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
BASKET BALL GAME
WILL Be FAST EVENT
Gn'h1e BOYS Will Nee; Burly
cagers Prom Shawnee and
Battle Royal Will Ensue,
At o MI Friday Night

Anghody aho misses The basket bal
game Al ias Methodist University Hall
f7idas nighf between the Outhfie
and tar shawnee hlgh school boys
all mites one Of the best "a mes ever
played in Guthrie ouly one other
game rfmains o. be- played IN Guih-
Sc lais season and that i with OK
lahoma Ciis MarCl a. This has been
one ~ the most successful years 10
oassei aal Tor the local High school
thai Il has ever had The team l. 40
~ better Fight nos. than "a has A.
ans time thIs season The boys are al
"a splendid condition ana afe becom
ma mere perfect ia ine Art of the
game al The cme Al SAA~nea last
Friday nlsht tte boys Jumped nio ths
lead and we're never beaded. winr.ne
by t-e score 81 is 20 20 u "a. a good
rame aud Wss NOT won until The final
whistle blew while thes expect 70
defeat Saawnee by more decisive
score aere they Will have 20 step
faster than they have been going fof
Saawneo has q bis fast team and are
coming strong now
The Guthrie boys have only Jost
thre game- thls season one 70 SIM
waiter one 70 Oklahoma city AMI one
70 kiheno All these usre lost before
ihe team aesan playing ~ ns present
form n any team beats Guthrie ln
ihe conference y wni be- Oklahoma
cry Siiiiwafel shawnee. Elreno.
Enid and Guthrie are all tied now
IN the number u games lost. with 3
each u Guthrie wins from Oklahoma
city and sha~nee which they expect
70 40 is vii throw her A. least scc-
oud place IN ihe conference and ~ili
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20

v Parsons. cashier ~ The Okis-
homa State bank. returned last uirhi
from Shawn..e. where h. ATTENDED, ihe
group mecting of the Oklahoma
BANKER association
A. the meeting we're come go
bankers rressni and many -atercstinF
subjects we're discussed The bust
ness oondifions o. the country sesm
10 D. good. Phl e Kidd. president
~ the FirE National bank of Norman
Wss elected chairman % Group g. OK
lahOma Renke-s' association and y y
Parsoa~. cashisr ~ she Oklahoma
State bank. Guthrie. was elected sec
retary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
'TlIt STORE ron IliI BON
t\D tII> DADDY MONI>

Tom Jenkins + moving fhe stone
Cor the BOY and His nadds ln thr
hulldins adjoining MS pra.snl Ioca
flou. ant fhe nearness - ne Rev
store makes ii possible fsr Tom -
handle hls stock and make d. ehanrc
without dircommodins his i,atrors iie
has inssallsd splendid ne~ fixtures
md ~ placing hle goads rs posaicn
- b. tran sfers them. and Ia this ~af
h. all be abie a. the conclusion Of
mosinf day. 60 ke,p hls Clofhiue ami
Furnishings available for inspection az
ih- time without unnecessary oonu
sion lic exf-scfs 60 b. iuiiv lnsiahe
in hls new home b. March lsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
tIIN WtNtNs ADDltl>>
IilI n \iOit 4. ~ 4

Aiiornsf q 4 smlh and temu s.
s.on.f Uea Molrosor aaAr'assd fhe
Junior Chamber of csmmrrs ,iuh.
lssi nlfhi. - ghe hlsh n,fuoi build +.
itF civic lmpnlFsment iua ~tH
booking towards iha faiufe sre~ih -
ihe elly. ~as presfnl.si and ihe Uafn
.ri attention manifested 3, ihs fislnE
,ii fcnahip ~ auihfl. showed fhe
deep lni,rsfi laA.n
Al ihe elo 4 81 ihe udirfsess fhf
hlgh ., hoai caisseria SERVED lunch .
esn which ~a. prefarei ~ ihs do
mrtfle rvsncs club of Ia srisspl.
shich was much appreciated. anil ~
excellent quality
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
BULLETIN

rAFia. Feb ~ George d Hsr.
ron has arrived IN Paris from
Geneva snd Il IN consultation with
William Allan White. nj. Amsfl.
can colleague In The proposed con.
Terence with Russian factlonAl
leaders q frinkipo islands There
h a. yct no definite announces.
ment concerning plans for the
meeting. bat indications are that
either that program o. ao,na
other form II conference with the
various Russian governments
either individually or collectively,
will h. arranged by the entente
powers -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
GUTHRIE ROTAR|ANs WILL
HELP REVIVE c. Of c.
Echoes From i7th District Con.
ference Heard Al Rotary
Luncheon Service, Not
Sell, Clubs Slogan

Guihre Rearians vHi attend fhe
investing - ihe Chamber ~ Commsrer
FRIDAY pghi A. forv and help 20
moksH kno~n that tho Chamber of
Comm,rc' a. vital aud ucesssary
factor IN nar eitys iae must b. g..
vyed und .ui 20 me front
This sentiment was fhs Enanimoas
"a nre slon IA the "Wednesday lunrh
.on - ihe Rotary chm. when action
vas fakcn 90 attend ihe me~tins ln
bod,
Eehps from the seventeenth dia
frci confernee. hsld lsai w.os a.
oklahoma ,IfY. were broashi by John
Hildrfh Charles fssh. Charles Olson
Othh spurrler and oihers Neaf w.ek
more 'chofr u.l bo hssfi iorether
with Appropriate songs hy PHI Ira
band. John paks and DOE rayinai
Aetlon ~aa taken 10 Join in the
state and "a ailonai hsaiih crusade now
weeping me clunsry. end au esFiy
mceilne xIl BE- Devoted i0 sfrAifia b.
from the shoulder health TALKS h1
men come eni 10 eI~ak One % che
prime mowers iu This y noiafian johH
" Duke. state hoaiih commIss lonsr
The ianoheons arc hsid every
wednf sdsy noon 81 ihs flOiel lone.
and Suiiale Ro'arians are on th"lr
toss FOR a vreaf years artisfy in
every Ro'arian line. in keeping with
their slogan seryice. not sen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
TINED NiO tOii ~
ASSAULT IN Niii

Ira Foreman yesterday afisfu0un
onisrui Iaea - guilty 90 aaaaali4na
BIS rifs aHi iusilre ilHnaHag a.
'ss~"'i = fms - g. and costs against
hm wisith b. paid rbr .asilre iuif
ihe dffoudaut fhaf ~ uss leflnf
hm off iirhi Cor 80. b 81 offsnar. snd
Il h. Waa ever aNnlH fmni n1lif
~ iil treaunE his better hair a.
wunif BE- Fluu the NuH ni the las
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
GUTHRIE OFFICER WRITES
HISTORY OF HIS SQUADRON
firsi Lieut. Dutch olsmith. Bon
Of Postmaster olsmith. Of This
City. Il Chosen To Compile
Work. Does Good Job

frsf iAsairusnf K4wn 8 uisntfh
paish. of lhis sIl, hss ooinpll..i a.
lnlvfesiins hiAary - ths 4tt Aefn
ssuadFon. II ~hieh b. D. msE.h.f
and aeni fhf sanss ip hia faf'.f. l,si
Hasfef rfahk ulsnlib
a eho~a char tha slua1r.n "a,
ofeen'ss1 a. Atlafaae Cane. Wasa
fssas un f.hpafy Hfs. hs So. lsl
ufsiofs ruh iicairrani uismiih som
wsndins Tho msn wrfs efiusnauF
fiom fhs isih sud i.fh nr,s l.a,al
aglatfous fffnf l'nisiaunal r..slulsni
aHa fhaf sfsf .sfI.-l %. Intensive
ipinlrs ths alaadrun started for
ufsffess service nn ttshfuau "a The
ulun eml,afk.i an ths irup ahis rs
drc ~ lAuruol oa Nsfsh ana
affiNtd fhetr ou Nafsh is
fhsn ueFsn %. SOFA sf f.r.parlna
hem fnf aeiiFe e,Fflse ~ the front
shi,h iart~i until November 5 .hsn
she's saiiod zoe Franc. afuvlnN a.
ilatrs ou fhs ffh
IN" tlnsirs nafakraph aael fhsf af
N. mum.ni w wuuns thr t'salng
paragraphs ~ tho h'sh.rf 20 iha
squadron had order. Indication maj
q waH destined f,f ihr fnall. nQf
ofiivnfii fhs neaisuanf had an luk
Inns of thr eoliaps, - fhs llana aa
be- sass More probably q ~iH -
homs ani whlla tha fprner ~ua'a
b. ref.fahle ~ halter sill uoi make
ia very anrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20

w~imar Feb 90 prois wH.an
,he Second.- j. the new -r, launch
- - wsimar a. the rslly'ng cry 81
she Germans AMI ns~ aftfmpf Io
revive ihs national feelrg A league
d~scribei 49, The league ~ German
Ne1 ans Women Cor ihs Protection
% Personal laberfy and ilfs oi vi.
lam che second has been formesi
aud ISSUES a. f.rsi a,l~ai a big Sd
yerfis.msni ia iesding Weimar "a
psr The psger ls q warm sapgorier
o. he ue~ xov~rnmenf
TAe ns~ cfs apgears So b. another
move along tAt .ams in.s - ~out
wiih our prison.r~r which the gov
eTnmeni has adopted The nroclsm-
alton i nofewor'h hy a. b admits Prince
Henry. who ~As asked 'o beoome =
tssron of ne i-sFue anf adds IN
inier stinF repiy 1hs nam,s ~ 'h-
founders o; NJ le2sae arr emitted buf
The paper observes he nsmss are
many
The PROCLAMATION savs
DEMAND of oer @ olponsufs that
william n shall b. sxfr.a.fed u this
demand IS fulfilled y would mean for
Germany's honor fresh 'n~uls and
deepest hami'hiion To nrevsni ihls
erfracslOn a giant league is 10 b.
formed and tbs neW ieasle r~locis
any s1xgssiion O. has any intsufion
q mixing any effcrt 20 -esfore fhe
Old regime rhs league ls convinced
Il ~u b. an easy fasF completely 20
prove William a. innccence con
csrning the olfhre4k ~ m ar The
mere FAC thai a million German men
and women lo.nlnF he league VA
sfrer gthen the bonds - she nuieh
goy.rnmenf in be- determina.ion 10
siricsly maintain lfs standpoint on lr-
fernal law
Primo Henry of Pruesia suggested
a. name should no bad 10 ilsf Of
patrons buf rafb~r that the presi-
dency should b. offered 20 Field
Narshai von Hlnderburx xho is Se-
loved IN Germany The princes re-
Tiy concludes
''Of course. ! shaH ioin fhe league
uith affecslouate pieasars. since am
likely myself 20 come into The CUES
ton - a witness that nv iu1reriai
brosher made every effori 20 avoid ibe
war "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20

Psfrtofle eaareises Hsh b. hFii at
fhe Mssbo5Ft InissralfY frslay
inorninx a. "a oeivck. thia bsiux .
cornbined wsahinsfon. ilnnsin ant
hoe~eself Memorial uervioe. Tho
chief asidre~s - the morning vili -
Kisen b. Dr Dean 9 Dnston q Okia-
borna CITY. oass ~ the oatslandfnr put
81 orators " shs Methodist churrh
and = i.yoeum and chauiaaqsn lee
tursr ~ho has airs-ldy aDleared ln
oufhrie courset There wlli be music
and other features On the program.
Ths public and all friensss ara esq.,
ciailf invited 70 attend this PATRIOTIC
service On Friday morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
PROTEST NNDI NsN>~I
NY SOLDIER .ini.

70 ny Soldier cirlH sho~ uufitfof
the pure zee of the innocent uifl
and boz 70 eass upon cs' siniy rot
says shs uity board - censorship
when called upon ~ committee -
women ias' night
The ladies' ssin pfesis' that ths
show - entirely too brassn and tha'
the costumes are too absssis,so A..
other effort ~an be made 20 prevent
the show being given IN oL,hris nss'
saturday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
Tt\ PENALTY GnIS
IN AFTER rEBItt Any -

Penalty viii 50 on isNes February
etth. said Cunn'y TREASURER Law :
renee J.lsma to-day Pay v0ur faxcs
before thar time or you viii have 90
pav The "a .er cenf penalty Mr.
Jeisma also states shaf tbs ls no
bluff and 4 includes az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20

IAN N~s4rffelt a r~lird a farmsr
llfins ibfee miles .oafh~.st ~ IA
Nina disa y, sferdas afefncon frsni
a combination ~ old are ana hear
fonhis in'efms ni wll D, mais 81
che >aNna com~iery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
Tiger of France"
VIII Recover
From Wounds

-ears Fsb go--prsrs cisrss scssss.
~se ~ss ~os~ssa - go sho- 49,
sestersss - tNs ssse-.fs - tns
sesas an&rvAtsi t~sls cetsir. 70
ssssssin hi~. ~ss - . sstissscsefy
eers,s.e~ shs r,sf-s.s sesora.ns -
sns ls,sss fseors. ~ 'sssr hsa
osseiopeo
trsiis cots.r. ~ho ssss~p,ss %
sssasssasts erer.sr Cisrse sses4.
~as sassn q ssrss prtsa- A. a..
ar.nation - tee asts~,eeiis -
~hses ths pre~isr ~as sisies ~esa
- ~as fires upon. sho~es ssssn
cissiacs huliet ra&sss
easssa Coos ssoh,
q ~ss stated ~ prvr,isr cls~s
sresAu's resasnes 81 &c o'cis<s
tnHs r'orn.ne that tns prvmtss hsa
passsa - esesiis~s niohs
eeaSs Cenfsrencs c.sss
fhs peace oorfsreoes At earls
"~@ @f~H@N" - - f%@'H - ~ ~
ssit q the s,,ae. On Premier Cleo,
sacsas, says 80 Behsoqs Tee
eraph a.spateh from Paus ih.s
morning There ~af be 30 SESSION
- tie eoafefsnes toaas ths as
pateh ssas
~ison wires sympathy
o. eoara y 5 S George Mash4ne
ton. Feb 2o-presiasos ~uson hss
sent the foiio~tne message - cou
coienes On learning % ne atsaos
upor prsmler ciersrceaui
larane. Awsr,ean Nissior. psrs
Please convey 20 monsevs clsm
eneeso ~ heartfelt ssrpsth, and
ny JOY ., ~. escape I sne~r.i,
hops ,hat the rerors 'h,i hs ~as
only Slightly lnlufed - altogether
true ! ~ss deep, shocked - ,hs
news of ,he attach
tsienedl "woodro~ Nison
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A'tentlon. a Christmas sack
age has been returned " Red
Cross room 302. Federal building
The name ~ entirely gone The
package ~as aen, 10 sergeant
Firs, Class. sestai number gffg17.
Evacuation hospital a.. Medical
Department. ArF.
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vi SkOcEE ROY HAD
BRASS kNtCk> AND RaZOI.

Desk Sergeant Joan Nei-or iasi
slght picked a. . y0unx man. giving
fhs name o. f.ogls Ninfon. and clam
inx % hzH from Nsskoree. snc
brought I'm % police slst.on where
- vzs sesrched. and q razor and .
pair q brass knBckies were found on
h.s person He tod Mayor Hartman
- rs trial this morning that he
found the weapons. 81; vas fined SO
Cor csrrTsng concesled vespon. He
is 81 present enxszei n laundering
the citv sreefs
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~itaos WAS AGAIN.
nY spse4sl eabis1

rars 80 ~ 4rpshlsnt wilAunA
iAaf appsapnss lu ihs ..atiic -tlnf
a'a nsaeh in realprr a. prss,ima in
ffanes ard 81 Hiaf b. ,qf-ftana 10
rssi"e tlr sAreas plaese thrauWh
-hiit a. Ffsn,|h ana Amsueaa 90
laiAHa. haye Iasaad auflne enc iaat
- urska
Nlen Anisfiea raufe lnia fha var
there -. real n.sd = tsnle ia
ffenev fhe puhlie was iald ~ thr
pr.ss aed b. fhs 4saHielsut thai Ani.
~ftuss~. eah taste sfreisa.Y ant
frvsh sHnhs's ana ihsir ennfnaius 81
aparse. Avfe Enlha 80 aesumlanh
mifssie ~uhin q miraeaio.slY shust
sisatu a lims fha Amefasns w~fs
lfssiHri eiih sssff nalleasi iai.ui ~
hs i~ssA ~ slfias ana ~hen a 49,
foan.l iissi fhsy ~ss. ilabis uts ,hA
resf % hamaafY 20 vff tha f.ses "a
'nihpslasn bsxan - a. asar
'fsHeh Prsss Arosssa
TIE ae'iaHsfuoui. ~ thsir armies
and it~lt organizations haeHssf. wvtn
fnn eflf fuf f.aasfien set ia ana
~heH rrssifsHi wgisan 'anlAA IA
tfsuen ~ eaa Fissn "a steseiiasty
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