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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20

agent, to permit $4,000 gallons OF
liquor in bond In Louisville to be
taken out and shipped into Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
Cat Not Disease Carrier. He says

Cat Not Disease Carrier, He Says.
LONDON - Experiments show.
says DR.. w. G.. Savage, that the
family cat is not, as believed. .
spreader of diphtheria- The mucous
membranes OF cat are unfavorabie
10 the growth Of the bacillus. he con-
tends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
Women Always Late Wheeze Il
pIa ufrd

CINCINNATI-The old joke about
women never being on time was shot
to pieces at the courthouse when wo.
men jurors we're summoned for sef-
vice. They were all there before the
men arrived.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20

~ NEW YORK.-Edouard Belin,
EFrench inventor of telephotography
BIS in New York with his wife and
daughter to demonstrate for the
American government and business
men, the possibilities of his invention.
He proposes to show that his device
can transfer ''legible" photographs
by telephone hundreds of miles. He
has already sent photographs of
General Pershing and Gen. Mangin
270 miles between Paris and Lyons.
His first tests here are expected to be
between New York and Washington.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
Third Biggest
Lodge In State

1t viii be interesting to know that
Canon City lodge No. 61o. B. p. q.
Elks, which now has $50 members. is
the third biggest and most active
lodges OF its kind in Colorado. In
proportion to the population OF the
community il probably has the great
est pro rata membership of any Elks'
lodge in the United States.
On Wednesday of last week the fol-
lowing officers-elect OF Canon City
lodge No. 610 were installed: Everett
r. Bancroft. past exalted ruler. repre-
sentative TO the grand lodge meeting
in Chicago; Elmer ]. Bower. exalted
ruler; w. II. Thomas, esteemed lead.
ing knight; RAY H. Bottenfield. es-
teemed loyal knight: E. A. Meyer. es-
teemed lecturing knisht; Z. A. Brad
bury. secretary: Frank McFarlane.
treasurer: Everett r. Bancroft. trus-
tee for term OF thee years: A. T.
fowler. tyler.
The appoinfive officers OF the lodge
are Arthur q. Wilson. esquire; Rev
Don Frank Fem. chaplain: Donald
Duncan, inner guard; A. J. thinner.
man. organist.
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A LIVELY DEBATE
IN SENATE over
THE REQUEST OF
PRES. CARRANzA
Permission To Let Federal
Troops Pass Through the
u. S. Not Yet Granted.
,By usis~s rrcs..)

} WASHINGTON, April l7-Livefy
iebates were developed In the Senate
today over the request Of the Mexican
government to permit Carranzists
troops to pass through United States
territory in moving from Ell Paso.
Tex. to Douglas. Ariz.. to attack Aqua
Prieta in Sonora.
During the debate Senator Cox said
that permission had been refused.
later. however. he stated that his in
formation was based on a newspaper
report. Senators Smith an6 Ashurst
of Arizona read kilograms from their
state urging the government to refuse
such permission. Senator Ashurst
denounced the Carranza troops as
"murderers and bandits"
He said that IL the United States
government would not prevent Ari-
roma from being made highway for
the passage OF Carranza troops. he
hoped that the people OF Arizona
would repel them by force OF arms. II
necessary. Senator Ashurst declared
that the Mexican-Arizona border was
inadequateiy protected by American
troops at the present time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
Declines PrOffered
Secretaryship

Secretary f. A. Bradbury of the
Chamber of Commerce. who was elect.
ed TO the secretaryship OF the South.
western Colorado Touris and CONNER
cial Association. has resigned the po
sition owing to The apathy and indiffer
ence OF many Of those who were prom
iuent in the organization of the asso
ciption at Salids few months ago.
The Southwestern Colorado Tourist
and Commercial Association included
in its scope score of towns extend
In. from the Arkansas river as far
west and south as Grand Junction and
Durango. but the failure of many OF
their representatives to live up to
their agreemnts in relation to the un
dertaking, the organization seems to
be in danger OF collopsinr Mr.. Brad
'bury's resignation resulted from The
failure OF some OF the more corspicu
Gus members of the association 70
properly support certain, definite anc
necessary pledges and promises en-
tered into at the time theorsanizstior
was formed. ad to comply with the
appointments and arrangements made
10 carry out their provisions.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
Licenses Bring
In Huge Sum

According TO County Clerk Jonathan
Seaman. the receipts of his office from
the sale of motor vehicle licenses
since the first of the year have been
in excess of s1o.500. all OF which has
been transmitted to the secretary of
state in Denver. One-half of this
sum. after deducting the expenses con
nected with its collection. will be re
turned to the county for road purposes
The amount of money derived from
the sale of motor vehicle licenses Ut
to the corresponding date in 1919 was
S5.2i0. The total revenue from au
tomobile licenses in this county for
the current year is expected to eH
ceed $4,000.
The fees for recording instrument,
entered upon the reception book in the
office OF the county clerk here durine
the first three months OF 1920. aggre
gated s1.7ss. They were si.oo5 dur
ing the same months last year.
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Operative Mar
keting Discussed
By Experts

About so ranchers and fruitgrower.
we're present at the meeting called a,
the district court room Thursday nigh
by Canon City Fruitgrowers' Cooper.
ative Association 10 hear the question
OF collective marketing discussed b,
experts from Denver.
The meeting was presided over b,
; a w. Stedman. manager of the Canon
City Fruitgrowers' Cooperative Asso
citation. who announced the purposes
OF the gathering and explained what
II was hoped would be accomplished
by II: The speakers were Albert T.
Speinel. editor of Western Farm Life
and Stuart l.. Sweet. who has charge
OF the western division OF the Fed
eral Bureau of Markets. an organiza
ton maintained in the interest OF the
producers of foodstuffs. Both men
have given great deal of intelligent
study and investigation TO the matter
OF the cooperative marketing OF farm
and orchard products. and are liable to
present the matter with the utmost
understanding. W. II Happe of Den
yer was also scheduled to speak at the
meeting, but was unable to attend.
owing 10 the urgency of other matters
Messrs. SpeineI and Sweet are in
ieresting takers and always command
n careful. respectful hearing. The
former gave a number of concrete ex.
ampies showing the benefits accruine
from the cooperative marketing OF
farm products. adm strongly com.
I-.l to
so long as II was not done as a COM
binntfon In restraint of trade. as for.
hidden by the government. Neither
of the speakers advocated the aboli-
ton OF middle men In commercial
transactions. in fact. they commended
them as necessary TO the business life
OF the country. Both OF them. how.
ever. recommended cooperative mar
kefing as the most satisfactory and
economical way of disposing of farm
and orchard crops.
At the conclusion OF the more for
NAL addresses OF the evening Mr.. Sted,
man asked tor an expression of the
individual opinions of the ranchers in
attendance in relation to the subject.
and a sort of open forum resulted in
which there were. perhaps. half a
score or more OF speakers. all OF whom
gave hearty Endorsement to the coop
erative system of doing business.
Some of the difficulties of the fruit.
growers cooperative association here
were touched upon by the speakers.
and the concensus of belief was that
their only settlement lay in the whole.
hearted support OF IL by its members.
The meeting Thursday night was a
good thing in many ways. not the least
of which was the bringing OF men of
a common business together for a dis
custom of matters OF mutual interest in
an effort to find solution for prob
lems that have long perplexed them.
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MRS. F. SHEPARD
QUITS THE Y. W.C.A.
BOARD IN MIXUPs
OVER PLATFORM
Did Not Like the Adoption of,
the Social Greed of Church
Council.
oBy Waited pr-...,

CLEVELAND, O., April 17.-Mrs-
Finley Shepard. formerly Miss Helen
Gould, has resigned from the national.
board OF the Y W. C. A because Of
the action taken in the convention of
that organization here yesterday. This
action included the adoption OF .he
social creed of the Federal Council of
Churches, which embraces the aboIi-
ton of child labor, a living wage and.
old age pensions.
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Giving Cleanup
Day" Publicity

Before leaving for Grand Junction
few days ago to look after some
business matters there requiring his
attention. Mayor c. A Biggs instruct
ed those whom he had appointed ON
the Cleanup Day" committees to-.
give the proposed undertaking "aIR
possible publicity" for. he continued
I'VE want to make Canon City a spot
less town this summer"
Following his Injunction the matter
has been generally discussed by the
people of the community, and, there are
few, if any. who are not familiar with
the date and the scope and plan of the
Undertaking Many promises to CO
operate in making the affair success
have already been received by the
city authorities, and it Is expected
that every property owner and tenant
in town will volunteer rnefr services
for work when the proper time comes
The enterprise is for the common ben
eft and there are none who will shirk
responsibility by resisting its appeals
Alderman c. E Reeves is captain
of the Cleanup Day" program. and
will have general supervision over it
Mr. Reeves is a fine organizer and
worker, with all of the qualities for
leadership in such matters. Under his.
energetic direction much will be ac--
complished: more. perhaps. than ever
before. and il is up to the citizens q
the community to give him hearty,
loyal. effective support in the propo--
sition- Assisting Mr.. Reeves as leu
tenants will be the members of the
city council. each of whom have been
assigned to take care of a certain ter
ritory. The women of the city are
among the most enthusiastic advo-
Gates of the undertaking. ad may be
depended on to do their full share in
the days enterprises. Mrs. T. NJ
Harding is chairman OF the women's-
committee.
Alderman A. J. Turner will be re-
sponsible for the cleaning up of all al
leys south of Main street from First
street east 10 Fifteenth street.
Alderman W. A. Chapson all alleys
between Main street and Macon ave-
nue. from First to Twelfth streets.
Alderman o. ]. Rundahl all alleys
between Macon avenue and Green
wood avenue from First to Twelfth
streets.
Alderman w. p. Taggart all alleys.
between Greenwood and Harrison ave-
nues from First to Thirteenth streets
Alderman G. H. Smith all alleys be-
tween Harrison and Rudd avenues
from First to Thirteenth streets, anos
all alleys between East Greenwood.
East Harrison and East Macon ave-
nues.
Frank Emmerson all alleys between
Rudd and College avenues from Firse
to Thirteenth streets.
Alderman o. W. Rowe all alleys be-
tween College and Mystic avenues.
Alderman Harry G. McIlvaney all
alleys north of Mystic avenue anca'
Reynolds Heights.
People willing to work for the pub
lie good on Cleanup day." or whos
are willing to donate teams, wagons
or trucks, should notify Alderman
Reeves.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
THEODORE N. VAIL
HEAD OF THE BELL
TELEPHONE LINES
DIED LAST NIGHT
Was Prominent In Telephone
Circles For Years and Was
Well Known.
tBy uBised Pre...,

BALTIMORE, MD. April 16.-The.
odore N. Vail. chairman OF the board
OF directors Of the Bell telephone sys
tenn died at Johns Hopkins hospital
mere last night from heart failure,
aged IS years. Mr.. Vail was pioneer
in the telephone and telegraph bust.
ness in this country. and was known
throughout the world.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
Ford Car Stolen
Wednesday Night

Ford car of the 1916 model be-
longing to the Colorado Packing Cor
pcration was stolen Wednesday nighe
from the company's plant at Eighth
ard River streets. The car was newly
painted and was in excellent condf-.
ton. Its engine number is 622.&25
and the license tag bears the numerals
l4S.s62. The theft was reported tcs.
the sheriff and police this morning.
but up to noon today no trace of tn-~
missing machine had been found. The->
authorities in all OF the surrounding
towns have been instructed to keep -
lookout for the stolen car and arres 4
the thieves II possible
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22

of The country than all other diseases
put toesthsf. end for yearn u vas eup--
possd TO ~ incurabls. Doctors pfsecFth6Ai
lcca1 remedles. and BY constaDt1y fAi1nG
u incurAhls. cAfarvh 10 . local dAssass
greatly Influenced BY ccnstisutioual een--
Gtiens and therefore requires eonatifu-
uonal treAtmsnt. Halrs cesafsh Msdi--
Co.. ToIsao. Ohio. u constitutional
seosdy. . tAksh internally and acts
sesy ths B,ssd - the Mucous qPrfaosss
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cAiessh Medicine fnils - cure. os1A Ter
e3seeiArS AnA seestnozllals.
FL c4EleUY = GO. Tois1A oeis-
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HowELLs coINc
TO pgNvgR

;. N. Howeiis. district organizer Of
the Moose lodge for i've states. has
zone ~ Denver TO be present at the
public installation Of Moose lodge 10.
ninht Mr., Howeiis waa pssssut nj
the installation Of oatcsvs IN the local
lodge wedsesdsy ntGht,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
Friday
rs COMMISSIONED
FIRST LIEUTENANT

Tih0t LIEU GN6NI
Word has been received here that
Wynof Irish has been commits stoned
q first lieutenant In the regular army
and assigned to the Twenty first infan-
Try. He has held the rank OF second
lieutenant since his graduation from
tho United States Military Academy
ai West Point. and for the last year
has been a military instructor at Camp
Benning. Columbus. Ca. His commits
sion as first lieutenant dates from Oc-
tobcr Q, 1919 Since December of
last year he has been Judge advocate
at Camp Benning In June of this
year Lieut. Irish expects TO take the
Law examination In Georgia for admis-
sion to the bar. He. has completed
n three-year course OF law study In
~ months
NEAR.sERIous ACCIDENT
ON LINCOLN PARK
. Russell Coleman. in returning from
the coal camps last evening. met with
what might have been a serious acci-
dent. In turning corner in the au-
-tomobiie he was driving. the tire be-
came detached. throwing the vehicle
into a ditch. Although the car was
slightly damaged. the occupant of the
auto was not injured.
GOES TO DENVER
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
f. w. Eddy. accompanied Mr. Ham
son. manager of the vendome hotel at
iLeadvilie. TO Denver Wednesday to
attend the Shrincrs' convention. Mr..
Eddy expects TO return Sunday.
WET MOUNTAIN VALLEY -
= MAN VISITING HERE
Louis l.. Frank OF westcline is In
the city for few days.
SPENT WEEKEND
IN SMOKY ciTY
Miss Jean SamueIs spent Las; week
end In Pueblo as the guest of Mrs. c.
G. Henderson.
RETURN TO FORT COLLINS
TO RESUME STUDIES
Verde Carter and James Thomas.
students at the Agricultural College,
who have been spending their vacation
1t the Carter home. returned to For
Collins this morning to resume thcii
college work.
wEsTcliFFE BUSINESS
MAN IN THE CITY
Farmer" Jones OF westcliffe was
business visitor in town Wednes-
day.
ST. MIcAAEL's SUPPER
A BIG SUCCESS
The ladies of St Michaefs church
s.xe a supper Mt the school hall last
eht which was a wonderful success.
Over 400 people were served and lots
Of fancy work sold.
rs QUITE Ill
WITH cCARt EFT EENER
Ben Steinmeyer. Jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Steinmyer. is quite III
with scarlet fever.
RETURNS TO FORMER JOB
AT COLORADO SPRINGS
Tom Allison. 312 Harrison avenue
left the early part OF the week for
Colorado Springs where he will he en-
ployed for the summer by the Scenic
Auto Company.
RENEWING AcouAiNTANcEs
IN. CANON CITY
]. l.. McKindley OF Denver, well.
known in Canon City. is renewing old
.Sduaintances here today. Mr.. Nc
Kindley In now an oil salesman.
RETURNS FROM BUSINESS
TRIP IN kANsAs
q. NJ Blnir, OF Blair Brothers Sales
and Service Corporation. has returned
froln an extended business trip
through Kansas.
WE'RE VISITORS IN
CITY ThuRepAv
y. =. and n. u. conda and ID. C.
Nelies Of westciiHe, who are en;oyinp
. motor trip. we're In town Thursday
leaving this morning for Pueblo. 1hsy
viii b. In town again on their returu
trip for > few days.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
CANON LADIES
VISIT PUEBLO

VISIT PUEBLO
Miss Margaret vezzetti. accompa-
MED by her sister. Mrs. ]. B. Scar
varda. departed Wednesday for visit
in Pueblo
DUFFs SPEND TUESDAY |
AT COLORADO SPRINGS
Mr.. and Mrs Lane Duff. Lane. Jr..
and Mrs. w. Moyle spent Tuesday in
Colorado Springs in attendance at .
meteing of the presbytery of the Unit
ed Presbyterian church. They were
accompanied home Wednesday by Mrs.
Duf's sister. Mrs.w Wells Duff
kNoWlToNS LOCATE
ON COLLEGE AVENUE
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. konwlton have
moved to All College avenue.
FRANK IRELAND
SERIOUSLY HURT
Frank Ireland. son OF Mrs. Ethel
Thompson, who was injured in play
ing baseball with pupils of the Eighth
grade, is reported to be in a serious
condition.
KANSAS PEOPLE
VISIT WALTZ HOME
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Hammond and
Mrs. Shigley of Lake City. Kan, are
visiting at the home Oh Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Waltz. They will remain here
during the summer.
SINGERS VISIT IN
COLORADO SPRINGS
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Singer went to
Colorado Springs Tuesday on a busi-
ing.
CONNER HERE FROM
THE KEYSTONE STATE
Eli T. Conner of Rydal, Pa, is al
business visitor in the city. Mr. Con
ner is connected with the Reliance /
Coal Company.
DENVER VISITORS
IN THE CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Haigh of Denver
are spending few days here. Mr..
Haish is connected with the Empire
Zinc Company.
DENMANS HOME FROM
COLORADO SPRINGS
C. c. and r. NJ. Denman have re
turned from Colorado Springs.
MOORE HERE
ON BUSINESS
c. w. Moore of Trinidad. travelling
clerk for the c. f. & l. Company. is in
the city. and is registered at the
MRS. HARDING HOME
FROM BOULDER VISIT
Mrs. T. VI. Harding has returned
from Boulder. where she attended a
of the board of regents of the
State University. Mrs. Harding is
over the prosperous con-
dition of the university. A new Lib
eral Arts building to cost s400. 900 will
soon be constructed. There is an at
tendance at the present time of more
than 1900 students.
PEOPLE
MARRIED HERE TODAY
Gilbert Flynn, son of Harry .osman
Flynn. and Miss Mary Ellen Moss.
both of Cotopad, were united in mar
riage today at l o'clock at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clucas. 1909
Macon avenue. by the Rev. McCreight
Mrs Clucas and daughter. Miss Lii
liam. and Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Snyder
were present at the affair which hap
pens also to be the day of the fifty
fourth wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Clucas. The happy couple
will make their home at Cotopaxi.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
BASEBALL TEAM
GOES TO PUEBLO

The North Canon baseball team, ac'
companied by Coach Hickey. went to
Pueblo Friday by automobile TO play
their first game of the season with
Central high school. The team is
composed aof william Lafferty. capt. ;
George Finderburg. Joe Mack Wilson,
Gilbert Ackelbein. Nose Lewis, Harold
Watson. Clark Hoover. Norman Duf-
few and Donald Watson.
coToPAxi MEN IN
CITY ON BUSINESS
Charles Raper and John Lamb Of
cotpaxi are business visitors in town
today.
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| WARD Brown ,s
GREATLY IMPROVED

Ward Brown. the young son of Mr..
and Mn. W. l. Brown. who has bcun
seriously III With pneumonia. Is re-
ported AZ being much improved today
oALoHAiTHe LOCATE
IN CANON CITY
c. G. cAIbraith. accompanied by hls
family. havesrrivsd from Ava. Okla
10 make their none IN this city.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
GRAND CHANCELLOR OF
X. OF p. IN CITY

There was large attendance at the
meeting Of the local ledge. Knigh's of
pythias. last night. TO do honor TO
their distinguished guest. w. f. Smith
gran chancellor of Colorado Follow.
ing the meeting an elaborate luncheon
was served.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
ATTENDED, DEBATE AT
COLORADO SPRINGS

to Colorado Springs Friday to spend
the weekend with their son. Franklin.
who is attending Colorado College.
and TO he present Friday night at the
debate. Franklin being one of the de-
baters
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
THOMPSON HAS
INFECTED FINGER

l.. C. Thompson. who resides on Nc
Kinley avenue. is at the Holmes hos
pitsl suffering from the effects OF an
Injured finger. which became infected
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
WAS GUEST OF
PARENTS HERE SUNDAY

TO Lusk Sunday morning after spent
ing the past two weeks with his pal
ents and sisters of e25 North Nine
teeuth street
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Mrs. L. Carson. who has been Wis
iting at the home Of Mrs. Lizzie
Schlseppi. left Thursday for her home
I'm westciffYe
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
MADE EXTENSIVE
PROPERTY IMPROVEMENTS

D,;r.aE the last year Albert Goris.
s1oe Main street has put up a new
chicken house. repainted and remod
eied his residence and has now com
pieted putting new Brown special
knot,ed wire fence on his frontage on
Main street and also for his puoltry
runs.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
MRS. PRATT GOES
TO CRAWFORD

Mrs, May NJ. Pratt, who has I
the home of her son. Edward Pr
the past six months. departed
day for, Crawford. Colo.
MRS. CARSON LEAVES
FOR WESTcliFFE HOME
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
ARRIVED HERE FROM
FORT COLLINS TODAY

Prof n. A. McGinty and famil,
have arrived in the eity from For
Collins Prof. McGinty will he tn
field agent for the Colorado Packini
-nrrnroffo,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22
GRAND JUNCTION MEN
VISIT CANON CITY

The many friends OF Mrs. W. P
Howard are glad to learn OF her pleas
ant and remunerative position in th'
county clerks office at Sterling. Colo
and finds the work very pleasant. an,
also she is enjoying the best of health
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-22


Thus far the date of two cases on
the docket of the April term of the
Fremont county district court have
been set for trial by Judge Cooper
They are those of the people of COL
orado VS.. Charles ID. Reuber. charged
with assault with intent to kill. and
+. d. McClelland. charged with grand
larceny The FIRST OF these cases will
be called for trial Monday morning.
April 10. and the second Wednesday
morning. April 81.
hutLS HERE
FROM FLORIDA
Mr.. and Mrs. Deisos Hull arrived
home Wednesday, afternoon. after
spending the winter months in Florida
and are arain occupying their rest
dence at <ls North Fifteenth street.
MRS. FARRELL RgruNNe
TO FLORENCE HOME
Mrs. Anna Farrell of Florence. who
has been the ruest ~ Mrs. Jsttis Kon.
man .T:> Macon avenue. departed for
bs- home wednesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-15

Hickman. sentenced To ne imprison-
tcrdny FOR the killing Of his wife at
l'ighcart. oklahoma, mas escaped
sentence OF death for the second
time
III, kmhu was formerly an inmate
ot The tftah state priaonu. where he
was sentenced for the Rlaying of J.