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The Washington times., 1920-07-06
O7Vn Your OzOn
Business

Nearly everyone who
works for someone else looks
forward to the day when he
can go into business for him
self.
Every day under BUSI-
NESS OPPORTUNITIES in
The Times you will find good
thriving businesses for sale
whose owners have excellent
reasons for selling.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
ALLEGED AUTO FRAUD"
SOUGHT BY POLICE HERE

Changing his field of operations
from Baltimore to Washington, a white
man about twenty.eight years old, Is
alleged to have been practicing fraud
on garages and automobile shops here.
Police say he represents himself as
an agent of tire and rubber com
pany. takes orders and receives de.
posits on them, leaving Ave shares of
stock OF a rubber company.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
BAKER PLEDGES SELF TO
SUPPORT COX CAMPAIGN

Governor Cox the following message:
Accept my hearty congratulations
and all the support I can give in the
campaign"
The Washington times., 1920-07-06

Just for example, here is 4
confectionery and soda foun-
tain business for sale picked
at random from the Business
Opportunity column. Perhaps
you are not interested in this
proposition, but there are
other lines advertised which
may interest you.
Anyhow, turn back to the
classified pages sometime and
take a look.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06

Officer William Sutton finds the
traffic at Fourteenth and Pennsyl-
vahia avenue northwest keeps him
almost as busy as the shell traffic"
did in France. He was with the
marines
The Washington times., 1920-07-06

lieut. PATRICK H LOGAN. American ace. who was
u killed yesterday, when his plane fell during a
patriotic celebration at Baltimore Lieutenant Logan
was regarded of the most daring stunt nisrs
in the service He had been stationed at Boiling Field
for several months.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06

Chauffeur z. w. Nicholson detailed
to the women's bureau. returned t.
duty today.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CONFECTIONERY and soda fountain
on live thoroughfare; doing good
business; lease; low rent; going into
other line; will sacrifice. BOX 337,
Times office.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06

Detective Sergeant Baur returned to
Washington today from Norfolk. Va.
where he spent the holidays. He will
return to duty at headquarters on
July S.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06

Detective Sergeant Keck. stationed
at headquarters, is on leave Of alb
sence until July s. He is taking a
vacation" automobile trip with his
family.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06

Headquarters Chauffeur Hugh
Robey returned to duty today after
being on sick leave for more than a
week.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
WHAT POLICEMEN
ARE DOING

Mounted Officer Everett Grimes has
been transferred to the Eleventh pre-
cinct, near his home, having changed
details with Officer Frank CorHwell,
who will go to the Seventh precinct.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
INTERCHURCH PAYMENTS
REACH HIGH sum
Total oil S47b,ofi Carncred Ac
cording 70 Reports TO Pierce,
Gifts Amount TO
S76.34s.

oklahoma CITY May Sntserlp.
tlons In the lneareharch World move
menl finance nansalln. r.arhsi 4
total of stsSegi today. according n
reports made by Rev rerrs Il Pierce.
state finance sampaigu uWe@ ~
GIFTS reported today are tsrgti
Rev N r. raiteF5pn ~ Austin
Texas. whn was formerly field sec
retary Of The movement in oklahoma,
and who later became director ~ tn,
finnRee departments caUpaign Il.
Texas, was hefe today turning over
q Mr. frnn the records and worS
~ IN" fleld department of this state
Mr. Fenn and Rev y W Jackson
state survey dlremor will SO 90 A.
tend q conference of ihe lniefehirhf
World movement 20 he held oa neN
Tuesday llaTFosrUiaiivsN ff0m al
parts Of ibe world VOL be- rreaerl
a this meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
FANNIE HURST TALKS
or DEW ON THE ROSE
Declares Married Life After Five
Years Is One Long Dream;
An Average OF 2 Break.
fasts Weekly.


I. New York. May France Hurst.
noted writer, has celebrated ths
flfth nnnlycrsary of her marriage t
jacques. = Danielson, pianist and
composer. by telling the world of tfr
union which was previously kept 2
secret.
Mlas Hurst said she and he' 4nss
band decided TO keep the affair .
secret 10 TRY out marriage tor q
year and III the end ~ that hsrlcd
30 quietly apart. should The yentugg
prove liability instead of an as@ei
Misg Hurst said n wau firmly N
the opinion that nine out of ten al
ilanccs ! saw about me we're merely
A0rdld endurance icats. oge growA
Win ihe fungi of Familiarity aIyi
tOBiemef,
Her marriage. MN~ Hurst na,d
was the working nns ~ u poHieH'
of the highly specialized needs o.
two professional pcople" Some 20
The details of the arrangement aa VA.
plnIned by Miss iiawt were
Liylng separately maintaining ser
araia apartments. and meeting ss poi
Inclination and by appointment"
! Average ~ two breakfasts q week
tcwsshcrf M
! Mlss Hufyf ~ resain her nastsf
name.
In the event Of an offspr'rg. tl'
citid should be given the parental
name until reaching Tho age ~ dls-
icretion and then should be- allowed
10 make Ha own decision.
Declaring the venture was q suc'
cess. Miss iiurst declared;
AFTER fiye-year acid test III,
dust IL efiIl on the butterfly Wins
Of our adventure, The dew Va on u,
|. rose"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
BAD RISK
TO KEEP SICK
Insurance Companies Won't Take
a Man Who Suffers Con
tinually from Stomach
or Liver Troubles.

Acworth. Ga We have used
biack-Draught in our family Tor years
and nan say | haye never found 4
Ever medIcin. that could eoaal ~
writes Mr.. j A. Nilixood. Of THIS
lace ~ " diri TOR Indigestion
headache and rour stomach" aha
continues.
= use Il for the family and csg
tainiy feel II mas saved ms 4 loi OF
money.
ain giad 10 recommend Black
DrnnEht. and am sure N 5th..
would use II they would be- az glad
40 I've been"
Thousands OF families keep Thed
tWas Black Drausht Ia the house az
~ time for use a. fis first sign "A
"kfieesticn. constlpafion, rolsc. cold,
xnd Fever. thereby preventing lliness
that might develop seriously.
When you notice that you arc bii
icasA, have bad taste N che rrouih
coated tongue. offensive breath. u
y You are dizzy az tirnee. restless
sleep poorly do not neglect your Iiy
~ v ~ calling for prompt trea'
ment Use Thedford< Black
Dranghf. Iis merit ls widely &C
claimed from long. satisfactory nsc
Your drugEist sells black Draugl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

Five O'ciexh Tea CLUB
The Five oelock Tea club was en
srHalned yesterday hy Mrs y y
Barrie Miss Duvali ~ Butler M
and Mis8 Mary CaHscH were specias
suosts. The prlse Al the game oi
hrlder WAS won hy Mrs Dnyals.
nalusy rvtrrshments were served
The club wiil meet next Friday vita
Mrs W ". cosle
# " II
Miss Helen Darrmfh came un nom
Normsn today 90 be the week eaa
sac' of Miss sammle Lee Hughes
Surprise Party.
few of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Clark SURPRISED them las
evening a, their home on Eaes cleve
and avenue The evening was spent
with cards and at che cloee of tae
vAme an ice course wns served, IA
Mr. and Mrs CLARK. Mr. and Mrs. Y
Estus. Nh aud Mrs Kari Evan4
Mr aud Mrs. Charles l.cavhs, Mr.
snd Mrs win Mciieudrlek. Mra norl
narling. Mr. Richmond and Mrs
Walter Walton
II NJ III
Mrs G n Tedrowe returned "a hel
home in Woodward last evening afte,
spendsng several daya "a the RnAel
y Mrs G. n mn
y w y
Miss Rhea Walton Is spending sh,
week end in Oklahoma City.
y y Il
William Coleman came an froW
Norman last evening 20 spend IN,
week end with his parents. Mr. ans
Mrs W r. Coleman.
y I y
Miss Annabel Smith IA enterlainln,
number " her friends this aycnlns
y her home on East Mansur
y " N
Mics Nina bronson came ~ IRON
no City last evening 40 spard ~.
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. W \,
bronson
~ y "
Otto HIrschi Is here from Sonnai
70 spend the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. y T. Eiirschi.
= n y
Mrs. Anna Herr will leave sunda,
mornins for Bolder Colorado. whef,
che will spend ihe summer anl on
10Y a well meriied rest from her dui
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
Woman's Precious Gift

The one which she should m0st real
,,,sly guard Il her health, but she oftsi
neglectH 70 DO 40 In season until sotts
siiment peculiar 10 her s~x has tssten@s
itself upon her. When 40 aneetss
women may rely npon isydis y. fsak.
hams Vegetable Compound, rvmedl
that has Ee@n wonderfully smect~sfuf "
restoring health 10 suffering wcspeA
n you have the slightest doubt ths
LYDIA ". Pinkham's vggstal,is' tom
pound will help YOU, write 10 LYDIA "
rinkham Medicine Co lcnnhdsnilsll
Lynn. Mass, for adyiee. Your letter
viii bs opened, read and answered Ny \
woman. aud held la strict esnlalsass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
CHAOS HrlGNs wirnln
RANKS or rte q. o =,


nominated ny any repahligaa ean
antlan
Senator Ilarilaf " Ohio ls sal
have eliminated himself BY win
ling bare plurality IN bis nativt
tate aud ~ funDing iaal ~ fNs
indiana primais WI TnswdaY.
While Governor i.owdnu w illlnnls
+ moi 20 much iaiksd ~ now an be
sas though eth considered 7" iha
unnlnR ~ c0mpromiae candidate
Moana line IB~nsfai Wool lsssda
he field as far as Instructed dals
letes asA concerned Colonel Wa
Proctor of Cinicnnati, w.sd
aanager, today wired Washington
ieadkuartera claiming w de'a-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

St1sil5 H@fWtF W&aN
Lydia y i'iahham',
vsgstablefon on
pound Was recon-
FSaensisai 90 ma am
II MAIDS ns good aas
atrong again ~ sM
l am alba W ~ Al
my work 4. hAghl.
rccoglmeui y u
mcdleiae and vi
everyone ' m Hs
what IA did for hss.
Mrs a. McMoow
49,. -. 1f.Ak
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

HalaH ALREADY enmmtsfra tU sha Kpa
cfAk npf counting Indiana Haass |
shlp ttals teel usnfaily tnuad 10
lnairle ila delegates Cor tho wlnamr
" the plurality wwid. " roura-.
would profit
Woods baekera say be- wlll 80 lafa
~" convention wtsh MOI swy4 th#a
iHV votes One may therefore Ae
e"f'ain he will uai aalt wshaas :
fiaht
tllFan Jpansuna trienda cay Fha
gpnniFys pspulas vote IA behind aim
ahd that f~eens Tflmaeisw aaa con
evnsiona SHOW u hws lheY mmat
fisht me "regUlag rcInbgkanw and
lhe Wood crowd AZ the same tlms
u fney expect 10 ruaeh chicnFo an
impglred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

HShle Seaees y ~ a "a,
saa4er cssersgAgssm ~ s@ a IS
y. r. : c. A. p Va
PRAYER msr~sing "Wednesday vyrHiNe
choar ptscys~ TNmrSAay vswasax
Ras swat Trceg krsaay nsght
Msrntar worship Ia - a "a
Keenlng weFsAlg r. m-
sahrss fssx SWnaAy m0rasnEs NAY Wh,
1850 eSsrwa Esssnsial t.sA&s la tAs
ChAsn ot Salvation"
Ewenssw ranB~s ~faih
The minister u sa~mg agtepd.n shs
state c~ns~etaoA Rider leNa r. uw~As
viii pFexcA nscrAlmg sna esenlng. t,s..si
mnstc A glad weAeUms
Gay a. Ffnalss Minh@es
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

4 iAinA lhss when peosie hssu Tor.
grgten shaA earh athrf exlasa. X ia a.
tAaayA they bad never met rhgy nre
perhaps something mare distant ssit.
shAn strangers. Tor 10 strangers
fgaendshlsA IN the fssure IA lusslhle
but shsae ~ho have hssn ke.atat, I.
~ Oblivion ou one hand aud BY cor
tcmrs ON the 0thef. are natAsd A.
surely and cteraails a. though death
had divided them oOiao
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
The LEADER
|. Church Corner

Fsrss ~rth~sist kFisr~e@a tharvh
SArsser Rraaa sma >~eie
Sandag ~eAqSl sssa a. ~
NeSAy1a f<agus, = "a
S~sysc~s At n a - aAd > ~
Nernlnes ~rhs Haas That margs she
grx&Awe~ TMss seSsa~ Wiz tse is ANnUv
- A~4her
Fvsaing ~HHmza cakes Nas Fngaea
eafaEaa wetr0ns< 60 aM @esyt,~~.
3~An A CaAaam, r&sies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

We are getting srofn New En2lsne
some of the finest monument
ever shipped 10 1utsrte. Cal
phone number eT6 or drop us q
card and we will furnish YOU worl
that will be credit 70 you and q
the Guthrie cemetery.
This work can not le excelled any
where Char'es G. Aliing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

Following the enforced resig.
nation Of Estrada CABRERA, after
4 presidency lasting - wears,
Carlos Herrera has heen made
provisional pres. .dent of Gnaie-
mala Herrera owns the biggest
sugar plantation in the country
and is one OF that republic 5
wealihiest men His children
have been educated in schools IN
The United States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

Evoked fsod Sale West slde W. G.
r. 4.
Phi Delta Gamma clah--MFs chas.
noye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

On the wall of Chriss Church caa he.
drai. Dublin. is a brass tablet placed
there 70 commemorate the death 81 az
officer who many years ago, Vas fore
"a 10 spend the might IN tie cathe-
dral and was dryoufed by rats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

~ n Cor Rrsea anA Noble.
k~s. ~ EamHna rh@mPs@n. Rs~ser.
F0aFsh sgnase After ~ stsr.
SAach ScAoal az . ~ =. ~
saseerattan - Haiy scemmunien and
serrn~n st II a. 10.
Regular nae~sisg ~ the SessTy ca Men
d4y HkgAt In the psrtsh Acuss Al o'eseck
eAesr pSacsis~ aa Thursday nigas al
no xs the rARrch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

rrvasAlnx At n ea A. "a AMI 10 v ~
A & D. Ie&gae from 20 % ~ r A.
Noa afe coriialls inssfed 20 attend aefe.
sces Sanaay st a. faai A, A. E saafch.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

DaneAnr party nor MAs SAuite
Mr. and Mru i.sman GRAY
vanahfsdrv ciab~ Library.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
les m secretary " the loeai ~
rF0ss chapter

ies m secretary " the locai llaN
Gross chapter
w !. *
Auxiliary Ne. /
AasllmfN M held vary epiay
ale evening wi,h Mrs aeseph Relf nn
South Division street Mrs iausalsD
shr home demonstration aaenl an
Nc wnlry As government fwfe
sentative gave Demonstration ai
canning m.ais aud yeaelahics Ia uA,
using the narpee Home ean sealsf
wh.ch also opeas enc cans 20 they
can b.. of great assistance 81 TIE
tma er9wefs and yeeetAale nsuduc
ers The demonstration WAR egpyu
ciaied by all AftcF The a. noasiFa
ton tWo-sonrse luncheon was sefv.
81 hy Mrs napn Nealelea hY heg
daughter. Mrs WIN Freeman
WHO ls WHOa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

T + o Chapter Mfa u 4 New
man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

ttset beettst thaFrh. ttelsi
nf. n. tssnss rsst@F.
csssner Npfia9ef Aseaa* and htesa strest.
Suhsias Sshssal st ~ssa A A.
f'rvaghiAg as - am A. A
d \ =. a. at eG y A.
lsAehtae a - 50 n A.
Az fNrdAa. " wehemw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

CeFaer Ash Strs~t ass cleveland Awrae
pEhis Sseae9 ~ ~ 4 M
fsrrsshsnw. IA sAa A M
y Y Mreting ets = A.
Esrninc SsrtSvs. - A. n
sSsa sv<s uss~tlag. wedarsaas, oa =. y
E.sFy ksay wsasvtas a. sh ~srsA~~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

z a hhlnY ngsw iahua iha hsat pno.
tpwfaph la gbr HgslEs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

VINO rs WHO ~ GUTHRIE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

Cera~r Ash Ssrs~t 49, Cleveland Awsse
pIhis Sgeael ~ ~ a.
Preaching ii aa A N
Y Y Mresing. { a. =
nsening Ssrss,ws. Wr n
AiSd apxk ass~t4ng. Weda arsdax, oa =. "
EwFyksay wslswsae u Oh ~~rsA~~.
s@ tssrsA es >@ssr~ae.
W. y. usla. rasssss
s'arnnr EAahta street aaa warner
Av~aue
Sanaay SsAsal a, ssss A n.
sa4~Flateaaens a N H~ag
PreasAsne NJ II ~ a IA
seeng pearsss meeting ~ "a y VI
Preaching sg s@ ? ~
Madwe~k PRAYER nna rFasse sessice.
FriAay srwmine AZ M
Mrs lata Rpt~rsS aayed lsdy grange
llst. prva, hes Al II m
Measf ssersa Raaesss, Il yvars 0ld
prwsvhcs Al alEht
All arw cordially lnvitea o. these 'sevsi.-ss
CeRs wita ~ aud ~. viii % yoa geea,
First Church 81 ghriss. scientist.
lie Naryt Rr0aa Strevg
SNnaay SehoSl A. asts A. NJ
Ts~ashing ~ II 90 A NJ snA 7 no " "a
SsnaAy Sersls~s ~ II A. M
"Wednesday eveaing Asrtie~ Sr "
Resdiar rsscm At ii1A West okishems
sv~nas open frum II 10 A. n. 10 4. A..
except Smnaays and holidays.
free Methodist Church.
W. d. Newtntssas. i..ster
A.
Aveans
Suuaay srsoel al sssA NJ
Pteaehlns - ~ A NJ and ~ r. NJ
Class Meeting, u ~ A. N,
PRAYER Nesting Wednesday 7 80 v NJ
Gene and les vs. worship the Lord TO-
getsseF IN the beauiy II Holiness
chnrch ef Christ.
A. r. Fr-~msm Minister.
~ Reiarr. ~ Narshall Pastor.
Meet. N S~s@nth street aaa warweF
AvSns every SUNDAY At i0sa A. M
Preaching At II ee A u aud - y ~
s@sheile Churrh-
Rev. lshn Van o..sel. Pastor.
eli North Vim Street.
on sqndsy.
First mAss and Eernon. ~ A M
Seeena mass ard sarm0n. 1896 A. M
vp Week Days;
Kveuing devotion at 80 =. M
Mass every day AZ O'Clock A. NJ.
German Latheran Church.
Carner Seventeenth street and Legsn
Awrnue.
| Services every secona sahbsth.
| Sunday Seheel Al 10 A. M.
| Preaching 81 II 90 A. N
i Vt. Paai ". " Church
Broad snd Perkins,
Sunday srhoel ~ 70 90
Morning service a. II ~. sanjeel
An Appreciation ~ slashers Day
1snior League Al D NJ.
.. "a Rendition II Mothers nas Pro
rram
| All always invited
wsssen Rrown, Pastor
d. r. Allstan. PASTOR.
~. Paui A. ~ ". ahmreh tceii
Corner Eim Street and yilss Avenue.
snnaay scbS~l a. 20 A. M
s--
z :.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

no a. the eARrch
w~~s cu,srs@ x.shealss gpf.ear.i ehwreh
services Tor Sunssy. May = 1854
MOTHERS DAY
snns.x SeAeAal 10 ma
Asorntsx warshsn II . "a
rpwur4A I~sxu4.
yv.piur s4rxsse a. rgsss@ 7s1
S.rmrn .sThe Chris, Muitsple
An mmshsrs In our e,asnssnsss ars urged
Ia srtewa she mnrnAr ~erx4s~ IL any
~txA "a - ~sttea for esu ne nsssor and
rsrs wui ~ s-af
Rasers N FShsw n Passur.
-
r4r.s R~rss.s ctu-eh
cs-rrr Nsbs. sua vtas
p.nt,t N wsa. rm~t~r
SmnsNv SeAs-a a a41 Al n rsrart
snn4rswteps@ur
organized .isxa~s for an 2gps
RYP e e.lx
-
rau,~a 81 IN. sr~shrea.
faoo y narrsson.
las u HArrSsDn-
SancAy SERVICES
Ssrfsy Sehool, 1000 A "
PrsacAins Servhce, u 4" A. "
csFtsflan workers 2~efanE, IN " M
Presiding, SIS p NJ
Weef bAy Services
Prayer hesxins' NedaesdA1s Z" y. ~
4F.@ r.t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

d. Y. Ailstan. PASTOR.
~. Paui A. w. ". ghnreh tcel.i
Corner Elm street and yiiss Avenue.
sonday scbo~l AZ y 20 A. NJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

Chnrch Of Christ.
A. y. fr~~mam. Minister.
~. Reiaer. ~ Marshall. Pastor.
Meets ~ Ss.s~nth street aad warner
Avvns every SUNDAY at i0na A M
PreAching At II a. A u aud - y a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

Catholic Ghurxh-
Kev. lshn Van Gs.sel. Pastor.
eli North Elm Street,
On sqndsy
First mAss and sernaon. ~ A. M
Seeena mass ard sarm0n. 10 90 A. "A.
Up Week Days;
Ereuing devotion at 80 =. A.
Mass every DAY AZ O'clock A. M.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

Mrs. Anna Herr will leave Sunday
morning for Bolder Colorado. where
che will spend fha summer anil en-
10Y well meriied rcst from her dui
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

German Latheran Church.
Corner Seventeenth street and Logsn
Avrnue.
Services every secona sAhbsth.
SUNDAY Sehesl ~ sss5 A. II.
Preaching 81 II 90 A. NJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
|RGE RETAINING
ROADS z YEARS
resident of Rail En-
ployes Union Outlines
Demands.
0INT TO ECONOMIES
Colossal Savings" Claimed
Under Federal Operation;
Bill Is Opposed.

WASHINGTON. Fcb. IA Urging
lat federal operation of the rail
ads be continued for nt least an
lditloual two years. B NJ. jewell,
,ung president Of the railway en-
Dyes department Of tie American
rdcrajion Of Labor, in a letter 10
embcfs OF congress today expressed
q opinion that return Of the roads
t private ownership at this time
puld lead inevitably to their bank.
iptcy which might easily result In
national panic and In turning the
world bankrupt
"FOr two years traffic has been
tort routed Mr.. Jewell said, cy-
aiming his belief that the roads
lnnot survive their return 10 prl-
ltc control. 1T has been sent over
locted routes. a great part Of tho
llcagc OF the country is not earn
x operating expenses and fixed
larges.'
Tho letter OF objections to the re-
IN Of the roads was signed by tho
,ads Of the ~ railroad unions, tn
uding the four big brotherhoods
no have been acting as "A unit in
'ging first. ownership, by the gov
nmont Of the rail systems and. soc
id, continuation OF government
introl as an alternative.
The Cummins- Esch bill. with its
iarantec of earnings is an invita-
bn to waste and extravaganccs
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IIannia optical co.-Advt.
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UNION MEN WANT
THE LAW ENFORCED

CovTlSUED FROM PAGE ONE
party TO Irnyc the matter of select
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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1920

trg tho candidates up TO tho voters
at the primary
on tho motion Of Judge John
Ohphant u was voted that the chair
appoint = platform committee Of 10
to draft a platform FOR the coming
city campaign Chairman Duncan
announced that Mr.. - Douuel~ or
some other republican union man
who would he suitable 10 the labor
ing mon 81 the party would be ap-
pointed on the platform committee.
Speakers who udarcssed the meet
ing outlined the platform on which
they believed the party should make
its fight, urging that law enforce
ment be- the keynote ~ fhe cam
paign. that tho gambling houses of
the city ,bc forced 10 close their
doors and that the lowless element
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he given to understand that they
could expect nothing but enforce
ment Of the law from the admin
isiration.
Honesty and economy must be in
sisted upon in the selection OF can
didatea owing TO the vast amount Of
money that must be spent for the
city during the next term of~office,
they agreed
FRANK Duncan was elected chair
man OF the city committee and Mrs.
FRANK seaman was made secretary
with Jim Atkinson as assistant sec
retary Mr.. Atkinson. who has been
secretary of the city committee for
some time was rendered n vote OF
thanks for his services In the past.
Chairman Duncan was instructed
by the committee 10 issue "A call for
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SWITCH Off!
Put aside the Salts, Oil,
Calomel, or Pills and
take "Cascarets."

Arc you keeping your bowels, liver
d stomach clean. pure and fresh
ith Cascarcta, or merely whipping
en- into action every few days
I'M Salts, Cathartic pills. oil or
lrkativo Waters?
Stop having IA bowel wash day Let
,scArets gonty cleanse and regulate
G niomach. remove the sour and
rmcnting food and foul gases. take
c cxccSs bile from tho liver and
rry out of the colon and bowels all
g constipatcd waste matter and
ilsons so you can straighten up.
Coscarets tonight will make you
el great by morning They work
1ile you siocp--nHVer gripc. sicken.
cause any Inconvenience, and cost
little too. --AdVt.