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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

promptly at s.i5 D m. at which
time the doors will be closed. and
owing to the nature OF the enter
fainmsfn II IL hoped that no one
will seek admission after that
hour.
The entertainment Il being Civ
en by all OF the branches Of the
Odd Fellows OF the city aud J.
complimentary No admission
Will be charged and no collection
taken.
All Odd Fellows now belonging
or who have ever belonged. 10
any branch Of the order and their
families. no matter where they
live or hold or have held men,
bership. will need no tfcset or in
viiation 20 zaln admission.
All persons who have never
held membership In any branch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
Uncle Sans Wounds Slowly Healing

Wash.aglca A,ri "A Economic
oondlliors T. lhe United States. IN
cluding tha whole range OF actor,
from the high cost of LIVING to the un.
rest in the ranks of labor and the ifc
mendoue financial harden left by ths
war are showing distinct tendency
toward i'm rayement They are not
changing rapidly bur such ohsns,,
as have been noted are for the better
MS Ia substance. ia the mn ,sglf
ina thought of ihe responses that
nave been elven tho writer IN the
auiry just comfletci among 81.
iisials q different branches OF ne
government a. 60 ,he business ont
look IN the United States
The railway sss!ka served "a
crrsialize opinion There seems
unanimous agreement that whne
mischlevous persons have taken al
vantage Of labor troubles % inter
jcct their own ambitions and doc
trlnes, the outlaw strike was bui
another manifestation of the economic
troubles brought By the war
Time Alone Can Heal.
Searching beneath the surface.
conservative and thoughtful men ia
America an sorts az iiis that iol
low in the wake 81 war hut The
viewpoint Is that time alone can
bring relief -'hat an immediate re-
adjustment can not be- expected
America a. one member OF the
cabinet expressed Il. thought the
price of human liberty Wa eworth
paying and she Is now SUFFERING
the pain and feeling the effect II
her sacrifices in the war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

Congress Il vres''lag Ia vain eth
heavy governmental c.penaaur,~
some ef them inhef "A rsn the
war and some OF them too delicate
10 be cut ont because ~ the fears
Of political disaster. hui may attend
The pariy that performs the surgical
operation
All fides seem 10 b. aereed that
"a" United States is carr,las a
heavy burden al financial credrs
md that 90 strain tho load nov
with the proposrd honus 10 a.. "a.
soldiers would he 10 lmnaso a
weight that mlshi bring crash "a
che status OF oar crvdss
Therefore the ir.asarv dasar
moni g. watching almost with bafei
breath 90 see what congrcss wili a.
And ii gees without sayna ihat
President Wilson eill robahl, veto
De measure u CONGRESS Decent sc-
Hi 90 KIN &c.
Fer ~ ore 'hine the public may
req assured she financial altua-
iion OF ne United States has given
folks ai fhe executive end 81 me
afenne IN Washington many worri-
some DAYS and slcrpleaa nights
After having sirius led hard 70 fe.
ducc the cost of government by
billion dollars. meu like Reaubllcan
Leader Mondell don fancy the idea
o. putting ont another billion n
credit obligations 10 The eNsoldicrs.
kxiravngance b. the mainsprlng
Of the high cot OF living Pr0fsee,-
ng is condemned but conservative
minds do not attribute al Amcrica's
woes n profiteors Prosecution ls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
FORMER GUTHRIE MAN
ON SANTA r DIRECTORY
8. T. Bledsoe Is Climbing Past In
the Railroad World;
New Directors Are
Chosen.

Topeka. kan. April fs--At tie
twenty flfth annual ~ fsckh.lders'
meeting Of the santa - railroad
company held here TODAY. sessn d.
rectors were elected. rhr~s AZ the
seven had been selected ifreesers 20
fiil vacancies. since tho last ssoek.
holders meeting. BY the beard u d.
fectors The three are Il. Arthur T
Hadley. New Haven. torn. president
OF Yale university. successor 10 ING
iats y z Ripley. tas term sxpirsnf
i3.1. y A Iuiliara. New York. sue
ceedlnz c u Gray. rrslxned. tern ex-
pirlng 1922. and = OTIS. vice presi-
dent Central Trust company of Illi-
nols. Chicago. succeeding the late
Henry c Prick. term expiring 1877
The other four reelected are. n
Relman Davall. New York; orden 4
Mills. New York: 8 T Bleisoe. chi
cago. and Charles : Glsed. Topeka.
for n -four year term each.
Al lte meeting 52tts stockholders.
the largest number that ever has vof-
ed at an annual meefinx were r1nDr-
sented. Proxies were brought u e r
McKusick. transfeR agent. New FORK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

Fire losses IN the United state,
during 1919, totaIed ssss.ooo 900.
Sunday. May ?. nnly sunday will
Tire the frs verbal voHv mt the
sinners of Oklahoma city. The great
tabernacle ls finished and tho ushera
are training for the biz revival.
Robert Mason of Oklahoma chy
and Lois Mccaskey OF NJ Reno won
the defamation and readinx contests
at Oklahoma City last night.
People Of Fairview are reducing the
high coat OF living by catching fi.h
The meat dealers are being pn, ou,
oi business. All are fishing and fIsh
plentiful IN the streams nearby
Two large corn whisky stlile we're
destroyed by federal officers AZ Ard
more last night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

The question of the peace
treaty now having been settled
to the entire dissatisfaction Of
all. the next question TO disturb
our citizens will be Can One
Man Do Eight Mems WORK. The
very natural ans yer Is, mo"
The ODD Fellows and Resekahs
of Guthrie are going to try and
disprove that nat-footed denial
On Monday evening. April 2s. the
i01st anniversary OF the order
they are bringing here from ST
Joseph. Mo. Nr Frederick II
Wilson. who wir give. in mono-
dramatic form. the ibiblicai play.
The Shepherd of Bethlehem In
eight different voices. with eight
different sets of mannerisms he
will portray eight different char
acters. He guarantees TO Make
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
WOMAN HEADS COUNTY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
DR.. Pauline Baker Il Chosen
President OF Society: Ban.
quet at lone; Forty
Present

Members og tt~s county medical 80.
elety entertained with hanauet a
the lone notsl Thursday nlaht
About forty members 81 tho med
cal association we're prvssnt Tn.
meeting vas called together hy ihs
president. nr. } |. ilousr~0rth. AL
after the banquet business meet
ina and election Of officem ~as hell
nf Pauline narker. the only won an
physician IN t.oxan county. was elect
ed president
nr stoneF ~ Cleveland. Ohio. Win
has been visiting Rev J q Nichols.
was an honor guest aud after lte
association business was transacted
a very Interesting talk waa slven by
IN SIoner on ~Eeephyhltis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
NeNs Notes Of InGGrest from State and Nation

Four inches OF snow fell yesterday
In western Kansas Nebraska. the
Dakotas and Wyoming are All frozen
up. Oklahoma people should be we'll
content with the brand OF weather
here.
c. r. Daniels Of Kansas City has
been chosen manager OF the federal
branch bank at Oklahoma City.
John ID Rockefeller has subscribed
a quarter Of a million dollars % the
Inter-Church movement
The dead bodies Of Wayman Crews
and his wife were found In an Old
barn near Greenwich. Kansas. last
night. The couple had been Killed
with a shot gun A tenant on the
farm has been arrested.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

always urged hul /. ia considered IA
'i'e without The co operation of pur
chasing individuals whn mus, refrain
from huyine from rroflteers. sian,
oi economy and thrih are peginninr
however. 10 apnear
broadly speaking Il Is f.lt here
that the peak In p,lces has been
feaehsd and that the tendency of ths
average American 10 rofuee 20 paw
tho riees being asked ~ him "a tha
firsi and necessary step In the men
tai process that makeA economy
Entirely apart from tho blame
ihai attaches 10 the president or the
senate FOR the failarc of tho United
States 20 have rcace treaty with
Germany. there a distlnrt feeling
mat the Nurld would have gone
forward by good many etages In
TIE economic cycle II peace hal
been established year ago
Optimism ,oi by no means over.
confidence crccpa out as officials
survey che prospects OF hetter crlps
thronehout ihe world Enran. is
expected 20 reap more successful
harvest from this years PLANTING "a
should hello raise the sprita aa we'll
a. The credit Of Eu9pean countries
hut a. for Tho United stat,A
there ia one iip which may deyelon
into a nation Wide movemcn, n pnh.
li' sentiment gets behind D, and seea
~ i'1e value II che tlp 20 buy
government securities AZ the present
low levels
~ long as America ls enlravagaal.
prices viii NOT 20 down. As long az
america f. thrifty and begins 10 -
things prices viii tumble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
Who Got The
Worm !?

The early bird oets the worm
but listen. Al 7:i0 this morning q
rcbin. flying low. crossed the dam
at the Country club site at It's
widest point, carrying in it's bill
"a an3Ieworm which had been es-
traote1 from tire soil near the dam
A trout In the lake saw the worm
dangling from the robins bill and
jumped for u. clearing the water
several feet and striking the robin
with such force that the bird nearly
tumbIed into the water. When the
robin flew out over the lake the
worm was missing put whether
the trout or the brook swallowed
IL eyewitnesses who told the story.
did not agree.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

posing and artistically elaborated
public Improvement in any western
state, and IL is desIlnsd that II shail
be an ensample for future Masonic
buildings IN America
ParentheiIcally. It will not be amis $
here to say that the Valley of Guthrie
Oklahoma Consistory of the Scottish
Rite Masonry and its great cathedral,
viii remain with us as long as the
Scottish Rite is known. Other val
leys may he chartered by the su-
preme Council Of the World. but this
one cannot he changed or revoked
as long as the Rite is prscticed any
where in the world.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
LIONS AM TOLD NOW
4. :. COURTS NRE MY

AZ their MONDAY luncheon held
Friday the Lions named Friday. Aay
z az date on which lhey Wlll ctcc,
two Representatives % tho inicrna
tional convention of Lions clubs
which viii ne held in D~nycr IN Juis
The profram speaker Ai fN*da
meeting was Lion " fe Almpsos
court reporter % the federal court
who delivered a hishlv lnterrs ina
address on court proceedings. In boil
state and federal courts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
Can One Man Do Eight Mems Work?

auspices OF the Odd Fellows af
the First Methodist church next
Monday night
The occasion Is the celebration
Of the one hundred and first an
Diversary OF the first Odd Fei-
lows lodge on the Continent OF
North America
The entertainer will be the ia
nous dramatic lmpersonatof. Mr..
Frederick n Wilson. now a resi-
dent OF 81. Joseph. No. but form
erly a leading actor Of San Fran
cisco. Cal
TO entertainment will be a
mono-drama given by Mr. VII
son. who will imDersonate eight
different characters in BIBLICAL
history Of the DAYS when Saul
was king OF Israel.
The entertalnment will start
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
NO GRANGE IN AMsslcAN
POLICY TOWARD Mgs,co

Washington April - While An.
cflean cruisers wefe sailing toxari
rebel msnared porta In Aesiro 'aday.
there vas lacking any Indication ~
an altered attitude ~ 'h~ United
HialeA government nfficlala ~ shs
STAN and sar departments eonflasei
90 watch Developments m the aaw
Mexican situation slth apearsag
eauanlmlsy and unofflclaily u eaa Dc
claraci menacing of American Hives
or Interests
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
Short GUS To
Home Mems

Charging de1eriion and non sup.
pnrt and praying the court - gfani
her an absolute divorce. the home
stead and other alimony. Anna ]
Jones has brought suif against Char
les \ Jones. 70 whom she was mar
fled in ISIS There are seven chn-
dren. the oldest - and the Youngest
n years old -Four - the chlldren
are with the mother ia this city. The
husband Is q telegraph operator and
lives IN Oklahoma city he make
$40 a month the wife SAYS
Score one tor chief of Police
Michel club women called up rhe
Leader today and commended the "a
celient work of fhe chief Ia c'eaninS
up Highland Park and ellmlnatlas tse
pasiuring OF cattle al that place TIE
ladies reported that Mitchell had not
only cleaned np the park in a splen-
did manner but has also fenced IL ln.
thus eliminating the possibli oi.
uespass By wandering herds 90 bo.
vine
"a suit was filed today in district
court by Jessie Neahr. by her best
friend II 4 Neahr. directed against
indiy idual members OF the ci,, school
aoard The petition gecites fha, on
account OF the neglieenoe OF the
school board members jessie Neatr.
6.year-o Old Capitol nnl school pupil
vas badly injured when flames fom
IN open sas stove Ia the rlrl,' toilet
SET fire 10 her clothing rhe accident
pefell the little Neahr sir January !
IS. last Following the accident the
.hild was rushed 10 hospital ard !
alter taken home where she Was con-
ined for eight weeks rii,aen hun
lrei dollars Is asKed as damaggs The
uit Is against VI | Armantrouie $
'ogoriy. Geo IS bruce. q l. lirsOks /
iuy II Findley and 4 !. Lowtaar
The spring term OF the Guthrie
business College has onened s'fh
.ood enrolment and renewed inter.
81 ny most all IN school Those en-
oiled are Mr. Oda Sgedrh ~ naSfln.
Hiss Frances watkins OF Ioyle. MI l
u Hill OF Case Mr.. T. liouser of
iaramec Miss Marie Sarlu ~ New
irk Miss n0ra Wells % chaadler
nd Miss Ma guerite M.lroy ni cmih- I
ie TIE i'rst summer ten, will be.
in May , and good eag 'i8ent is
Npected sor the summer
The knights OF pythias COM /
'leied arrangements at their meeting /
rrlaay aigh, foT asgrsy wofA thai
iill be done Friday night. A rll "a, I
I WHICH time the ranks OF Page AMI |
squire will be conferred on several !
andidatcs. the Guthrie degree ieaa |
eing assisted by Knights from Okla
oma City Two additional applica.
ons for membership were received I
nd referred TO committees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
Mans Body
Found In Lake

nssumo~t rss.. Aeril 2<.--r-e
body of = mar thought 70 be ~.
Merrill o. Joplin, No. VAS found
in q small pond near here yssssr.
day. An ODD Fellows rscslpt vas
found on hls person. There we're
no MARKS of violsnss on the body
which hss been In tss water sever.
Al days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
South Americans
To Fight Duel

montevicc. Uruguay. April a.
lnaItasar Brvm. pre~dsrs ~ the
republic has challenged Or Rodrl.
gosr Lsrrets, director ef the new,
paper Ei Paris, TO a duel Or. tar,
rsta has accepted tho challsnas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
added Millions
For the Packers

Chicago. Apr'i es--chiesse psss
sr. have eeeplssea ire sale ~ fer.
- rive -tliloe dollars - provisions
10 the osrmsr aessenmeu,. a ~@s
aasevnesa tsssy ~ O. Ogden A..
mesr % Armear 4 CO.
Delivery os shs asss. messir
psrk proaucts. will atari a. onss
The ssppt.ex have been stored ~
warehouses ., eseseuras settsF
tsrsan aad Amsterdam tss several
me cnths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

Paris. April ,i.---Jossph cslllaus.
former premier of France. who yes
terday was convicted by the hlqh
court of eqnmerce and correspond
enee with the enemy. has been ss,
tree. Ne arrived a, his home IN Paris
this afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
"Three-FOurths"
Beer In N. Y.

Albany New YORK. April 2s.--rhs
assembly today adopted Senator
Walkers bill. which 10 intended sc
permit the sale srs Manufacture o.
of two and three fourth per cen,
beer. The vote was ss 20 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
COSTS MORE TO plg
NOW: ANOTHER STRIKE ON

Chicago, April - Tomhaf0na cut
ters and granite caryeru ven en-
strike In Chicago TODAY for increased
wa7es About 40 workers wee ar.
fected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
WALKER %. HiNEs ours
RAILROAD DtprcroRsnIp

Washington. April 2s.-waiser
o. Hines director general % rsll.
roads has resigned ard HE rsslo.
nation has been accepted by
President Wilson. effective May
rs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
SEALED 4 ERs GIVEN
CONN ! O[Rs Of CRAFT
POLICY ~ UNITED STATES
I0W Am MtNNO ~ IN
CHANGED. MOVEMENT ~
" NnsIiIPs MADE ONLY
~ SAFEGUARD 4. =.
PROPERTY


tagls Pass. rssas. Apsil a.
shlerss~s ~ sr~y tssrspsrs wagons.
SAID 10 have been purchased srs~ sns
uonsa states aosssrmsr, psssss
through here ,sasy lnss Mssies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
rHe WEATHER

New Orleans. April Tonight
and Sunday. probably showers. some.
what warmer IN south portion to-
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
FORMAL cROt Nd BitE tsi<t.
WILL TAKE PLACE DIR
ING NAY REt MON or
CO\slSIORN
INITIAL COST WILL
Be MILLION AND HALF
WILL BE THREE STORIES
AND LARGE BASEMENT.
THE NEW III HIDING TO
BE JOINED O\TO
OLD HALL

The next Scottish Rite reunion will
be Aeld the first week IN May. at
which time the formal breaking Of
the ground will occur for the new
Scottish Rite cathedral TO be erected
on Capital Square That event viii
he one OF the leading attractions dur
ing the week and will brine a number
Of prominent men 10 Guthrie The
official program Is being completed
for the Daily Leader and will appear
soon
Contract Is Let.
rhf final approval Of plans and
specifications for this great under
taking We're approved at meeting
held al Masonic Temple a few nights
aga when iae hnilding committee
LEI the coni'acf for the constructive
work 10 the James stewart Co. OF New
York City The main building viii
cost a million and a half dollars and
viii require two years 10 complete
But the finishings. landscaping and
other features viii add materially to
that estimate.
The plans provide for main build
ing 800 fss squase. three stories
ard basement TO be built j..st west
OF convention hall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

The style of architecture OF the
cathedral will be the Ionic with
numerous Vasslve columns on three
sides OF the rain building with an
imposing wo-story atrium AZ the
west front While concrete viii be
largely used fhere will be veneering
of white cut stone. giving most sub
stantial appearance TO the enu'e
structure.
There arc also plans for extensive
and artistic iandscaping OF all the
area surrounding the buildings. These
will embrace sunken gardens. with
a Roman campanile. In the third
story OF which will be a set OF ca
thedral chimes, to be electrically op-
Grated from the organ loft in the ca.
thedral. When finished this beauti-
ful park will be semi-public with GER
tain necessary restriction.
Altogether when COMPLETED this
will be one OF the most slightly. i'm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
New and Old TO be Joined.

The two huildlnes viii he nrc,3 v
connected .sllh large court betw sr
'hcai. fie vid building viii oe
thoroughly modemized for dining
han. cafeteria and kitchen. while the
third floor OF the new huildne will
be the latest word in modern dormi-
tories. for the accommodation OF the
large classes attending the reunions.
Resides the numerous offices. re-
ception rooms rest and class rooms.
there viii be in the main building a
great auditorium special for the Pc
Quiroments OF the consistory. with the
necessary mezzanine. organ loft
music room etc.-all this will be IN
latest design and construction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

'em like IT, SO FAR. so GOOD. The
Odd Fellows OF our city, not con-
tent with disproving the eight
mems work" statement. will go
still farther and not charge any
thing TO see II done.
They have secured the First N.
y. church for the occasion and
LOCO invitations viii be issued.
Mr. Wilson will not only initiate
eight different people. but offers.
to initiate the person. lady or
gentleman, who says he can't.
Pretty soft for our folks Tn
fortunate is the lady or gentleman
who does not receive an invita-
tion
WHO HE is, HOW He DOES IT
A word about the entertain
ment that will be given under the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
WHO he IS, HOW HE DOES IT

A word about the entertain
ment that viii be given under the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-19
Youth, Caught Beneath
Auto Dies on Way to
Hospital

After saving Herschell Merrt
field. age Is, Of Watson, from
death BY drowning In the Wes
Fork river yesterday morning. WI
lie Mays. aged eleven, Of White
Rock. finding himself the cynosure
Of ali eyes among the crowd at the
covered bridge al Watson. sneaked
away and was later found at thu
house Of some friends at Castor
where the story was learned. VII
lie told bis story rather unwilling
", digging his bare toes IN the
ground the while.
Jaw, | didn't do nothin', but
wade into the river and hold bis
head above the water, while
dragged his legs out from under
the automobile truck and got him
over to the bank. Mr.. jackson
and another man come running
over the bridge and lifted him ou!
Of the water" That was all Willie
did, but the fact tnat Herschel Is
alive III Cook hospital, Is due tc
the boys presence Of mind and
quick action.
Willie and his friend, Homer
Snider, Of Castor, were sitting on
the top Of the wall at the Castor
approach Of the Watson covered
bridge when a truck belonging tc
the Black Diamond Products Co
and driven by Nerrifield, came
down the hill, gol beyond control
in making the turn on the approach
TO the bridge and went through the
iron railing and over the wall, land.
Ing nose downward on the pros
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-19
CEURCHESAS[EEP;;
KNOCKERS ACTIVE
Striking Statements Made
in Sermon by Res..E
D. Gordon.

Churches and organizations have
their trials the same as indlvid.
uals, according to Rev. E. D. Cor.
don, Of the Central Christian church
who spoke on the topic keep
Cool" Sunday morning advising
his congregation to soberly and
earnestly look into the present SIT.
uation as well as to keep physically
cool from the result Of a fan Just
located in the church.
In order to offset the prejudices
Of the congregation he announced
that any one who fancied they
were In a .draught from the fan
and might catch cold could move
and promised that be would not be
disturbed Rev. Gordon pointed
out that the fan was located 80
high up that there could not be any
danger but was willing TO yield to
Continued on Fage Four)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-19

an tried to upset the still and de-
Stroy the evidence, but did NOT
succeed In doing any damage ex
cepting to IN Deputy Sheriff
lanes B. Barrett's Shoes with
hot Rater during J, the strug.
gle. a spint bnttle Of the brandy.
was 1upnds ID d cupboard md
brought IN as evidence as against
the woman who was lodged In the
county jail.
At the residence Of Joe v!ene, q
baby about three years old was
the only occupant, but q still made
from q lard can, and q bucket Of
mash were found. Felix Glover
had been the proud possessor Of a
fine copper still, but whether he
had been using It lately could not
be learned. Five empty barrels,
with spigots, and three mash bar.
rels, were found In the cellar. AT
Felix's place a villianous looking
stiletto was also found, ITO kill
pigs with" volunteered a little girl.
but as no pigs were found around
the establishment the weapon was
confiscated. John Hovershot had
a barrel Of pickhandle, but could
not be located. The stuf was
poured out.
The raid was the result Of an
orgy Of fighting on the previous
Sunday after which a number Of
complaints we're made by neigh
bors Of the residents Of the houses
searched.