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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14
! WHAT is A CHRISTIAN sAeeATHl

! WHAT rs A CHRISTIAN sAB6ATH1
We heard very eloquent divine OF
this city deliver on Sunday u scholarly
and intellectual sermon on the Sabbath
which Interested but did not convince
lie traced It's history and made strong
and affecting appeal for more rigid
observance OF tho Lords day, or Chris
tIan Sabbath. We have great respect
Tor pious people OF this type, who are
distressed at modern tendencies to-
ward moro liberal Sunday. though
we see no reason for alarm as they do.
They are conscientious In their belief
that certain amusemonts on that day
are sinful and their scruples In this
respect ought to be honored. even
though we cannot look at the question
from the same point Of view.
But let US see II there IL any re-
corded word or act OF Christ which
can be construed as enjolnlng such an
Observance OF the Sabbath as Is being
insisted on.
A search OF the Gospels shows that
Christ himself was denounced by the
leader Of the synagogue as volator
OF the law Of the Sabbath.
In Matthew XII, and the same chron-
lcle is In Mark and Luke, Jesus Is de-
scrlbed as going through the corn on
the Sabbath. and His disciples, who
were hungry, began to pluck the ears.
| The Pharisces at once accused them
to Jesus. But lie replied by telling
how David had eaten of the shew-
bread and how the priests In the tenn
pie on sabbath days profane the Sab
bath and are blameloss.
In John v, II is related how Jesus
| told rich man on the Sabbath TO
take up thy bed and walk" and
therefore did the Jews prosecute Jesus
and sought to STAY Him, because lie
| had done these things on the Sabbath
This will indicate to what an extreme
OF what we might term 'legallsm
went the Jews OF the Sanhedrin of that
day.
The Masters mission was largely de-
voted to substituting a religion of the
spirit rather than of form and the
letter.
The Christian church OF the present
day runs n similar risk of becoming
absorbed In its lnsistence on some form
OF observance OF the Sabbath rather
than In the broader fundamentals o
the faith.
ligon and morality IN America. as the!
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

The boil weevll Is a practical sort oi
reducer OF cotton production, but no.
body seems TO thank him for his sew
ices.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

Not long since, Georgia was short on
money 10 pay her teachers. Now they
say there is nothing left Tor the pen
sloners.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

In the old time schools, 1t WAS some
times thought eXpedient to facilitate
the wearing out OF "A boys pants.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

Nick Longworth is not exactly Ger
tain what changes viii be made in the
tax bill, but he doesn't think 1t viii
be any smaller for while yet.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

Clara Smith Hamon seems In no
hurry TO get back to Oklahoma, II, In
fact. she has ever left that state.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

Most Of tirose who talk about how
much II SITS to enforce the dry laws
allow no credit tor the revenue which
II also produces.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

1t is an III wind which blows no good
Europe disordered situation could
probably be relieved by shipping all
her malcontents 10 this country.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

A country exchange declares that
''the democratic party Is not dead 10y a
jugful. Then, what was 1t that laid
IL out?
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

Congress is becoming heroic II is
seriously proposed that the holiday re-
cess be cut down.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

There is an impression ABROAD that
abolishlng money IN Russia viii make
no great deal OF difference
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

The oo,sheviks have taken up the
rudgeis TO see that Constantine gets
a square deal.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

Il rs noteworthy thar Nh uardlng
aranr,s to consult sume pt the vouu-
trys mHHcr minds on scua.1i, da,s.
%. cannot vet usl, h.Insus thcm INTO
contact with each cthcr
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

Charley Schwab probably did not ex-
pect that his advice to work and save
would be popular.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

Wouldn't William Howard Taft make
a good president for lale2
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-14

It is doubtful whether Secretary
Houston hoped TO please every body
Wtth hIs financial recommendations.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01
SUMMER VISITORS

Lynden is directly interested in the
draining CT Sumas Lake, and should
greet the news of the letting of the
contract for the work with some sort
of a celebration. Sumas Lake has
been the headquarters of the Army
of Mosquitoes, which every summer
aviates down this way for few days.
Should the draining of the lake an
initiate the whole blooming band,
not a tear will be shed in Lynden.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01

who has been taking the heir all night
and only just managed to snatch few
wlnks after the bawl.
arm.
"By Jove, dear fellow, the news Is
simply splendiferous! Heard 1t last
night at the club. A boy, under.
stand?"
"Ha, ha!"
Delighted to hear It! But you look
melancholy. Nothing wrOng?'
mo. ] was merely thinking" an
swers Jones. that you wouldn't be so
delighted to hear 1t If you'd heard 1t
all night long"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01
HOLD

Every days q holiday
For hearts both strong and true.
Every days q jolly day
As Pleasure smiles anew.
II you make q friend of Duty
As you do what Fate may ask,
You will find q trace Of beauty
In each ordinary task.
Every days q holiday
AS different charms draw near.
Not an idle folly day.
But one Of honest cheer.
So we needn't mind the weather.
And We shouldn't pause for strife
As we 60 along together
In the good old game Of life.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01
A USELESS DELAY

Just why the legislature did not
pass the soldiers bonus bill without
a referendum clause is mystery.
The senate wanted to, but the house
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01

FEW YOUNG COWS & SIRES for
sale from Jersey herd headed by
Kolanders Eminent (dam's record
sos lbs. in year, and oxford Raj
eigh Lad dams record 101 lbs. in
month"; B. c. Crabtree, Lynden.
2-13-tf- o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01
LINDEN TRIBUNE. LINDEN WASH THURSDAY 1920

objected. The bill is bound to meet
with the overwhelming approval of
the people at the polls. and the ref
erendum merely delays the awards
for a few months.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01
notice.:
MIR. FARMER:

MIR. FARMER:
Did you ever stop to consoles
last STOCK DEAL by not getting IL
touch with
OERTEL BROS. BLAINE, WASH.
Ph0ne 381 Blaine
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01

Yes. this is April /, but a lot of
Lynden people have been rushing the
season, Judging from the line of
flashy stocks they purchased months
ago
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01

Attorney General Palmer, who is
campaigning to reduce the high cost
of living, thoughtfully sent us this
week a recipe for Chuck Steak and
Onions.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01
HAS HE JOINED YET?

Has your son Joined the Boy Scouts
yet? There is no finer organization
more to make, them clean, healthy
young men.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01
How He Saved Money.

Mr.. Bear-Do you fnd telephoning
expensive?
Mr.. UNDERSTANDINGS; but I saved
money by 1t today.
How? Didn't you use itf
"Oh, yes. called up my broker
four times, but the voice with q
smile told me the line was busy every
time"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01

Compared with, the Middle-west.
there really isn't much excitement Co.
ing on here in Lynden. Nobody ever
gets blown down into the next coun-
ty.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01
MotorsIeioh for Arctic REGIONS.

An old Alaskan "musher" has dc.
vised a motorsleigh which. fully load
ed, can travel over an arctic trail at q
speed Of % miles an hour. regardless
Of drifts, gullies. logs or windfalls.
The sled Is % feet long and three feet
wide. 1t skins over the snow like q
hydroplane over water"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01

q n q OlSneVel@I
Why are his eyes
so bloodshOt. his
knees SO wobbly?
Look into his
eyes and there
read the solution.
He has recently
become q father.
AS he hurrieS to
the office he has
clearly the de-
meanOr of one
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01

Poindexter seems to be doing bet
ter in his race for president than a
lot of Lynden people expected. In
South Dakota's primaries. he captur-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01

Unless prices are reduced sharply
our Easter bonnet will be automatic.
ally reelected for third term.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01
ABOUT TIRED OF HEARING IT
Reasons Why Daddy Didn't Cordially
Join In Friends Weii.Meant Elk.
pressions Of Delight.

Why is the face Of Jones so wan and
haggardf Why is his hair so tangled
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01

KIND FRIENDS Won't you shift your eyes
OBLIQUELY-
YES INDEED-we mean Obliquely-away from
THE THRILLING TALES of P. NJ Serrurier,
C.L. CRAIGHEAD and s. Roebuck Knapp over
THIS WAY for just minute
WE want to tell you
THE SAD STORY of lot of our experiences
ENTITLED, "Plumb Crazy Plumbing on the
BANKS OF THE NOOKSACK." All this
BALMY WINTER, we have been busy replacing
PIPES that somebody guaranteed wouldn't
FREEZE, AND SINKS that somebody said
WERE PUT IN so they wouldn't stop up-and
OTHER JOBS that were paid for few years
AGO with real hard caGh, but which petered
OUT BECAUSE they weren't done right. And
EVERYBODY TOLD US-"We wish we
HAD been able to get
KNAPP & ZYLSTRA to do our work in
THE FIRST PLACE!
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01

ed $50 votes to General Woods 81,
666.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01
Protect Your
Bonds

Your Liberty Bonds, your War Savings
Stamps, your life and fire insurance policies, your
notes and valuable papers, should be kept in safe
place. where there is no danger of fire theft and
where they are away from prying eyes.
We have just added to our equipment num-
Der of new safety deposit boxes. A limited num-
Der of these are now available for rental at So and
S. a year.
Behind our steel fault doors, you will find alb
soute security for your valuables. Arrange to
rent box this week.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-01

And So They Were Married.
He-A penny for your thoughts.
She (coyly)-Oh. really can't tell
you. This Is not leap year.-B0stoo
Transcript.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
HEAVY FINES N
FEDERAL court
Young Girl Gets Jail Sen
,ence for embezzlement,

R.,,ha MCMAHON. skasssd With EN-
b~nsiensnt NJ government FUNDS whhe
serving N telegraph operator IN ia'e
Okla was fined u. 80 AMI VAS sen
fenced 10 f,ur months IN the Oh'shons
county jas, when she raesdsd suh'y
Arfore Federal Judge John {. Pollock
Monday morning
I,,da. Policck vas inclined % lem
i.nsy With fhs Glri, who 10 shout ~
years oid, hut was romp~'led 70 ns'r's
H.. heavy fine, ~ that cesercd epprcs
tmstcly We amount ~ shs smbctnt'
yuent. The girts eyea filed With fesrs
.. vhs arreptsd tn. sentence and "a.
removed nv United StAtss Marshal
John q. Newell 10 ~ turned over 10
w, Jes" 'i S.,,sy ' p,..Sea guilty to viola.
tlon ot the white elavs sst end .ss
fined q, eod and sShssHee1 n nin.
Npouths N the county Jaii. BAILEY sd.
nittsl he h1A bvssfMt = young eifl
from Me homo h 8satuchy 10 thh
state vbsA he vAp b the army. Ne
was sssiisaeA At vRt mi a. the time
~ elaims 10 have tviea 70 oet W.
l,c,vd owing 10 hss extremely youth
nslisy then marisA sncths, s,ri
later the siri he haA brousht from
E.nturky b~esme . mother Apd Ia ssid
20 b. In q home In thfs city how with
her baby. with the sosernment prcvid-
ms tot her
Viii Nelson. negro. vas fined u ooo
end costs aud sentenced 10 sir months
N tho t~unty jail ~. white slave
ebarye Nelson te,h =. ie-ys&f. Old se.
a., stri 20 kansas CITY on JanuAsy is
W. claims 10 have rnarfiel her pr,or
~ the TIP bu' federsi suthofities
learned ne already vas %asrri~d and
w.. wife and chuA ''v'es y this
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
WILSON NOTE
IS THREAT TO
QUIT ADR|A1|c
Misinterpreted in Europe to
Mean League, Withdrawal,

rARik, Feb. iS--Pyssshen, Wtpon',
note "a tke Adeiafie question 10 no. con ,
sidered In Preach official circles a. A.
ultimatum, II Nas declared today hy a
foftisr offiee official The official view
however 10 that. rather than an ulu.
mAtun. the note 10 simply . nodifca-
tlon of directions by the Cniiei stst.s
The reply Of the allies. represented IN
the preea here A. \ ostagoFic mAln,.n
ancs OF their ATTITUDE ~ Great Rrlisin
and France. vas descr,t<d nv The fcf.
eRr effioe officAi - merely 4 con
tlnnanes Of the negotiations
A------
wNsHfNGToS Feb is.--rr.sident
Wilson I, ~ap learned today st ,tpA
White Housc. did not say In his note 10
the entente premiets regarding the
Flumc question, that the United staie<
would no longer BE- able 10 concern
ss,'lcm~nt we're n,aos ~ithou, consult
Ing America
Officials said N. interpretation of the
presidents note by IN. Paris Tempo
Sas too sw~~ping' They Aid the
United States would not ~ithdra, from
participation IN the peace treaty snH
the league ~ naiions. n the treaty
~ere ratified by The senate. but that II
~UaId withdraw from any participation
IN the rune settlement ncudlhk The
policing Of the Adria,ir.
The preaident's position regarding
Fiume and the whole Adristic situation
was said 10 ~ unchanged This post
tioa, however, never has beeu officially
outlined and officials declined today TO
define n.
No reply - the presidents note has
been recsived. II vas sasd 1T the stat.
dNcariment Dispsschss from abroad
sald the reply had been DISPATCHED and
that In II the premiere adhered TO their
uNinatum 10 Jueo- o,aviA that II muA
accept the eesnpfoeNipe on the Fi,ms
question " suffer the esrryln ms on, ~
the terms NJ original trea'e ~ InNdon
n 10 believed this position included
consrnaing 10 the erection Of Plume
Into an lndeps ndent state or At Ica-,
one under tn. control II the league ~
nstiora Hut there wa~ unqualified
objection 10 the transfer 10 Italy u IL
tie to DaimAtis ot to the hong. strip ~
cnasto extending from fiuuc u Italian
Trieste
10 far ~ known that h the presen,
position NJ the United States and us
notes have indicated that " the entente
pr~m,ers wee~ dispcsed to flnd another
solutisa tncona aiatent With this attitude.
tNey mps' provide for the execution
n theee plans without any participation
on the p1rt 81 AmeSics.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
BULLETIN


lScGl sioN opNlMos, No., esb,
is.---csmplsSe uNeesseist returns
from the Third es~SrsssisnAI eis.
wlet N which Cast. Jsesb I. MI.
hesp. esmsesst. and svsresss w.
sraN, was stsessd Saturday ever
Johw q. frsst. republican. " . eea.
tsst N Wkkh ths ,sssse ~ eattsWs
WAs msas ~ leeve. olve iMeaW
. total vsse 81 lGe eN6 prest
sste, vsts " if.SN. MiMlean's M.
r. l'y |.,., - ~: s:::' ..ss "sSsSss ~. wv '"'
CHICAGO. -. N.-1Me sNavs.
y M " !1pssas CIV sNs4.sseex,
rSsrWsy ss~suesse tseay. Whsthe,
~M : SsesSsS q ~ wssiiss. !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
CITY PLANNING.
Commission To.
BE NAMED SOON.
Mayor to Announce Appoint
meutS for Commission,
UNION STATION TALKED
Committee viii Work With
George ke5SIeL

4 Oiy planning commission ~ sostu
member 10 hAts 'hsrp, oi su fltufr
pbbl, improvements ~ pslahOfnn
Ctiy. such Ne ID mns streets 70 ft.
u.,r traific congestion, attending 'o
IN. railroad grade crpsing problem
s'rsish,snine tho S0rih CsnAdisn
liver and similar matters 0lll hc At
pointed within q f-v Gays Mayof Wal.
TON announced Mondsy.
With the approach of March 1 when
the railroads will he returned 10 th".r
owner. the big task NJ getting union
station for OklRhorn city viii be on
our haIVi,.' the mayor said
George keslsr. landscape and ol'y
planning architect. hSs been emplo ID
20 he In dires, ehArss ~ III. work and
N. commission ~ill work With hlm IN
formulating plans for the general I'm .
pfDNsments of the city
The commission vii serve without,
remun.rRti0n
rsts snd boulevard Improvement,
pl.nnsd for Oh l>annn Cit5 This spring
viii hsyr IN be- east n-ld' hscausN ~
the financial condition NJ the PARK sni
water dspsuments, Mike ponn.h,
only the hare nec-ssitl". 81 he A,
psrinen's can h. attended 20 nov.
ponnsily ssh
t'nusuai expenses due n smergsr -i..
have esussh the wases item OF the
budget for the water department n he
used up aireahy. Joe Patterson. com
missioner NJ puhNc property said rct
this r~aaon transfers from other nsns
not vet used Wy viii have 70 Ne made
IN order IN Keep tho department rnins
The Dsrh budget II In socd condition
but vii no' stand proposed Improve.
men's on q e,,y.wide scale such ~.
planned several wseks ago by rsuu.
eon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
MExICANS HOLD
An AMERICAN
Mine OFFICIAL
Plant Looted, Superintendent
Kidnapped by Bandits

WASHINGTON. Feb a. wilson
Welsh adams. IN American. has he~h
captured b. bandits In xacatecss. Mex
lco and 10 b-irs held for "a, een pesos
ransom, th. state department was sd.
yiscd today
Adams home ~ IN f.os Angeles. vhefe
his wife and child nov live
The American embassy 0, Mexico
city has been Instructed by the state
i" pariment 10 brirg the hidnsping ~
the attention ~ Nesican authcr'ties
with the r-Iucst that every step ar
tsien 10 secure Adams reler~
The american re9teRartAtives AZ SAL
tito AMI Monterey. In reporting the in
cident, said the suthorities ~ ZacsieSas
were cnseayoTins 10 learn tn. where.
. bouts Of Adams and hls captors en-,
ths, three columns Of Mexican rccp
had been s"n, cu,
The KIDNAPPING occurs q, A'plpf las,
Friday and the bandits wer~ reported 10
have looted The warehouse Of the provi-
denca Mine opersted ny the MINERALS
and Metal. company, an American
concern Adams was superintendent Of
tho mine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
Aged Woman
Escapes Death
AsHome Burns
She Slides Down Cherry
Tree 10 Safety.

NJ We. Ws.d,. g. r.lr- o'i,
NhY ..t-d lorrsl. from iaa "a boz 'n'
fire. 81 ne res.i"uDe n Theoiu.s
Telt-r. 'gi W-tf 4 street Cap ti
H.I ailfFr. -.niIAy ustt -
lin ~ thfoIgh , erond-siofy
siriur sUI 'ph.rg io.n ch"r.i
ut- ls h4'''r.ug from shock ana %
ho..y burned arm.
~tpf'if siicr ~ IRE -artsl 'r-
>'Alfrhy letlins 10 M. ftst fi7.-
psS .ut 90 y, ihr slna. ni
liamra. snfdirs ,n ir~uf'n. su1
ffn or.f p.' i1f Mrs Mcsir ~
~. pInd0v near Wia'h a. rls
,'rrt ft.a
r.op, .inndiug %. i1g ,ap 'ho o'i
ndy .nWl though he p.l1w sit
ths s'r'ngth ~ p'boO' Ei. laal
io tGs re, nAd rvaCn Tie srovnI H
saf.t.
lS.eats dli think george Yas
'ustun W. 'oO,Ith 10 rI'tiDr doA u
his cherry tree ~. la4 ghs' s'i
30 ] lc' the use groe y .a..t
nS llte"
Asidr from tho burns 0n her nsnt
arm re va, burned slightly on o..
head
rhimn. Sri ihs entire -, Iud floor
and rpDf ss vel ~ rsIt Of the nrst
ioor were damaged about s., sou
Tho demags 60 iutni' lre 10 es'l-
mated ~ ah,ut 500 The properi,
VA 'nur'g cov.-si hy ins4fanro
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
SUIT oRoeRED On
NEWCASTLE BRIDGE

lna'ructions 10 hrinE suit sxnlns, thc
hondine company Of contractors fo- the
Newcss'. eridg, scrcss The Cansd an
liver ana snit To recover bridge ma
teriAls paid for by the state, ~~e l.-
,ued Nonds, bs Governor Robertson
10 Attorney General Freezing
When the Olsen .Msssc company OF
kanaas city ~sr granted contra ,
TO construct the bridge. I, provided a
bond " rse.ooo to insure iir COM
rletion The state viii cialsp the bont
should be forfeited o. AK ths, the
bonding ccr1ppny corplet. the bridge
~ lndlC1Uf by the report ( Fre ,
fatkins son, state rxantrer ana insrec
tor. rab~ 10 the governor sstur,ial
'he state isss raid out ntsrly ssn .oot
y has GAINED ono pier Material oh
the rroun1 y tied np u, li,ns TO- 30 d.
oHf tiled IN .ccA courts The sia p
niil 10" rpl' 70 cane, these cla,m.
drchflns the material 20 h~ N, prop
eriV ~ the s,ate ana not " the coa-
tiAcIing company.
In regard TO tho = 20 SAID 20 have
been paid to H. V iilnckey. consult.
inr engineer. The governor msdn nc
statement, Thai was the action 0i
,hc former administration he rsid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
NO JOYR|DERS
IN SUNkEN CAR,
POLICE SAY NOW
investigation DiscloSes NJ
Clue; Lake Us Dragged,

Further Investigations Mondsy by
the police of the automobile found
buried In the vAte, o, Northeast lahs
Sunday And supposed 10 have plunged
from Grand boulevard during a Joy
ride Iar's scoun,od the theory that
the driver ct the car and perhaps 9TH
81 occupants c.re drowned at the time
of the a'tlfcnt
AZ th' same tnr the scclden, ~ss
heiug probtd Monday ana sone OF the
.'oli'e ~" IT inclined TO hchsvc the
body ~ ih' driver who IL said 60 have
stolen the o,r from In front OF ,he
l,uc 1hrat,r Saturday nisht. would
b found
Roscoe ilafvillc, motorcycle police
man. wss assisted IN the 'nv.s'ig~
lions Sunday. said three pencils were
found Nontitg on N. surfsco uf tin
lNko ucer ~, car s well AZ h.ack
"st which caused the theory ths, III"
occupants had gune down with The tut
i'rty Sn,tl. chief ot vn'icc sid
Monday the automobile hsd not turned
iu1h and thb' he does no, bAiv-
s'ncne Ns' n = shrh y lcf, he 'uao-
WIZ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
WEALTHY MAN
DISAPPEARS
" FROM HOME
H. j. Flowers May Have Met
Foul Play Here.
HIS FAMILY IS ANXIOUS
Sold Farm for $1,000 and
Bought City Home,

Fs,rs th,' ". J. tl0N.rs n wealthy
h.mcf Of Wels,on. okla Who recently
r.hne hns 10 i've. has met Vim foul
play we're expressed Mpndsv morning
by ", r Rudkln. = hrother-in -tAN and
4. tnsmbsr VI The Iudhin manufacturing
concern Of uSs ei,y9 No ,raca Of him
has been found In 4 week sine. he lsf
ioms. and the police have hsen asked
20 conduct q search,
Flowers, who II I married man. u
years old. recently sold his farm ~
Nellsspn for li7 go and made a rrsi
psymsnt IN Q home IN Capitol hi'l "'h
The intention Of living here US family.
consisting of hts wife and fout rnil-
drrr, are nov living al tho home ~ J.
g Rudhln. fiys miles northeast oi the
city.
Flowers hn 'hs Ruaklp fsrs last
Monday, according IN W !. hndSih-
lie vss taken to TIE McNsbb car lne
Nv Cecil Rudktn IN an automobile We
caught . cax snd,saii he Wa soing 10
,handIsr Co complete = business dea,
gith man there Ne also SAID he
would sS. his fsther who lycs here,
FirAt tn,imatisn that Flowers had di.'
appearsd came when the man ~ 'hand.
ler inquired about him FlnNsts f'llrI
10 chow up N Chandler and b" ~ not
VISIT his father In the cli' according
20 ". p Rudsin.
The family became anxious about hlm
,ast week boz continued TO hope for his
return, Monday morning police were
ssked 70 aid N the search> Rudkin
says the family fsafs ne has met With
HaCers n N Year, old. when last
seen al the McSsbh car line, he wore q
brovu cap. . grsy evsrcoat and blue
serge Vuit.
VI ,. RsAk,a las asked 'hrodxh The
Y,mse that any one Who has seen Flow.
srs q keayd Of him during The las'
wesh eaii NAale sSet. -,
Yoet tat H0vsra had = number p
p9rsStaa1 Sssolnses AsAi. to finish lesds
Rnd8ta 70 he,ievs sosnsthinS has hsr-
peE{d - him.