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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
LOCAL EMPLOYEES OF
TELEPHONE COMPANY HAPPY
Will Participate In General Boost
Of Wages; comnany To Pay
Out Total o. $1,000. GOO
Additional

In common with thlry fwp thnusand
Of their fellow employees 10 ether 90
los the local employees of the Western
Union Telegraph Conpsay who have
been ais months 90 more N the seFT
ice OF thc company Will participate ln
salary increases loialinK over I've mil
lion dollars year commencing Janu
AIRY lot Fmployes who have hesn a
year or moro ~ tho service wiil re-
celve a Is per cent Increase and those
who have lecn Ala months but lvas
than year viii receive ~ per cent.
only employees who rccsive less ihan
1850 q month viii pariieipais
Manager lee of The sosai office
states that theAf increases sfe iu pur
suanre Of an aereemeuf reached some
time aEo between tho manaeement
and the Association ~ Western inion
Employee Tho Western Union u 0nr
of the large corporations which en-.
r4xes IN the process of eolleetiss bar.
gaining with a. cnplofes. and ihis "a
.ae latest of several general lncreasss
which have been negotiated a. d
means of 0ffseiiina % = certain extent
the Increased cost OF Twins Witch has
fallen - heavily upon the salafiei
class
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
THL IMPOSSIBLE PEIsiOnN-
I'D ~ OMAHA SURGEON

Omaha. Jan An 0pcretion IN
which ihe heart of Steve zakich was
lifted out Of hls body. a bullet re
moved from Il and then sewed up
and replaced. proved successful ~
day when the patient began eating
solid food
Tho surgeons cHt through three
ribs. exposing the heart Df Sim
aaek then reached into the oD"nina.
took the pulslnT heart In his hand.
lifted u clear of the body and re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
SENATOR OWEN WOULD
HAVE CONVENTION At L.

Washington. Jan. 7.-Senator Rob.
ert l.. Owens. who has been chosen
a. one Of the four senators who will
speak at the Jackson day dinner the
others being Pomercnc of Ohio. Tn
derwood Of Alabama ard Hitchcock Of
Nebraska. today expressed the hope
that Kansas City would be chosen -
the meeting place for the democratic
convention and that the convention
should preoede the republican con
Yenfion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

A Tanpico dispatch 10 the depart
ment OF state announced that Z J Rol
De and Earle Bowles. Americans. were
murdered near Port Lobos. an oil load
ing station between Tampico and Tux
pam. Mexico. and that tieir bodies
were discovered Jnaary 5. II Is re-
ported that the men were suspected OF
having in their possession pay funds
OF the company
The department OF state immsdl-
ately oabled Instructions to the Amer
lean embassy a; Mexico City 10 i'm
mediately urge the Mexican govern
ment TO issue orders promptly 10 put
into effect every possible measure for
the apprehension and punishment, 81
the nurderers, mad the embassy Was
directed 60 report specifically TO the
department al tie earliest posi- .le
moment the action taken BY the Mex
ican government In the case. Similar
instructions were sent to the Ameri-
can consul al Tampico with a view 70
immediate action by local authorities %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

The heaslssi snoW of the season
heg4n falling in Oklahoma this morn
ins and b. noon a. much as thres
iees had fallen in ,hs noFtheTn part
n The state Ia I.ogAn county ssssfsi
aches have fallen 80 Ear and ms
Ntather report says more wth TAI
lenighi and Thursday.
Letters announcing the death N
Canada Sunday. Of Mrs Edear nog
sess. have been received hy Guthrie
people Mrs. Roggcss lived in Guthrie
N the early days following The open
ine of lhs territory 10 White sell
tlsmsnt Ter husband. Rev Roggsss.
was the firsi minister Of the Christ
ian charrh here Many old time cath
rlAns remember the family Two sis-
icrs Mrs. I'd. Pope and Mrs storms.
are residents of Loran coanty a. pre-
sent
Airs. b n. Gilbert of East ilsi
rison avenue. drew the lucky number
m The contest Tor the Indian blanket.
gisen away hy the Guthrie theatre
managemeni The blanket Is beau
~ and Mrs cllbcr, l. very proud n
a. 4 Intend 10 make this drawing
= feature Of the Guthrie theatre and
~ill give away valuable presents. saea
a. women's gowns and cloaks in oi.er
soEds useful articles. said Owner
Wilson today
The county clerks office is a bnsy
place these DAYS Since January
his department OF county government
has recorded SO deeds. eishty fef
cant of the transfers of property Is
Guthrie realty Guthrie property u
In greater demand today than ever
Defore in the history Of the county,"
said Aiifed Adler. local reaiior 30
lay
These marriage licenses were
sranged hy Court Clerk Martha Neal
oday Charles y. Cromwell 20. and |
lnna MoiAuglln. 81. both Of Thomas
Robert Edward Moon. "a. and Anna
rhresa Caldwell. ~. both Of Guthrie
.eap year doesn't show ~ strong n
~ marriage license line" said Miss
luhy Roderman. the license clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
MAN ARRESTED CHARGED
WITH THEFT OF s|LVERWAR[
Carl 7 Eaton IL Held For Trial
BY Judge Hornaday After
Admitting Thefts: Woman
II Case

Carl r. Eaton vas before Jldga
nornaday this morning charged vita
grand larceny County Attorney nln-
widdle had filed complaint chafS-
inE him with stealing SO worth q
sflyerwsro from The local express -
flee. and the young man plead guilty
lie was held 10 ihe district court In
$1,000 fond where Judge Swank will
pass sentence on him as soon az be
returns from saltwater. II Is
said that q great variety Of "los;
package were recovered from the
boys sssm and from a woman frisna
tc whom be had made lavish presal 3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

bank - regarded as the Vandcriir
OF Germany.
Let me explain what ! mean BY
that" he continued. GeTmsnys old
state structure Is IN ruins The pres
ent conditions may continue for
sometime but can hardly get much
worse. because we are already a. the
bottom. II Is more or less case
o, clearing away the debris and get
ting to work again to build ~ = nev
foundation. Whatever we DO sooner
or later is almost certain to be in
the direction Of reconstruction and
upbuilding both economically and
politically. The desire TO work spd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
pI.ItIsl SOLDIERS u,hI
kItk O> uIuUi,i NJ

The Perry leslon ~ meeting las
nlghi lsssssa resolutions dsuonasi
the ffoposed soldiers memorial afeb
10 D. erected IN Oklahoma city. our
late comrades Do not wani their mem
Dries to be perpeiaaisd n an iaiiss
ton 81 he Arch de rriomph. says
the legion IN lie they cared not
fov display ana glitter. Nhat j. ssni
"a il = atrucisre that vii function In
a atIlitarian way and that vii have
more fhan aesfLrlle appreciation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

Kari H. Van wiegand. writing from
Berlin says. 4 am no omtimist
in sny nfopian sense. know what
s. before Us and am not closing
my eyes TO hard facts: but condl-
tons IN Germany and the outlook
for Germany economically are per-
hsPs more promising than in France
OF England. yes even more 80 than
IN your own country"
That xas the statement made 70
me today BY General Director Guft-
man. Of the Dresdener bank. the
second largest banking Institution in
Germany. Iattman since the retire.
ment OF Gvinner from the Deatsche
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
DEMOCRATS To E<IiOR>r
PRESIDENTS POl.Its

Washington, Jan IA resolution en-.
oorslnp the Presidents stand on the
peace treaty and eommeno me- efforts
10 establish league of peace 10 70 be
ialo before ths democratic nae onai
party az is meeting here tomorro~
with the backing ot committee OFF,
cials.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

According 20 the same reports the
inclination 20 work il not mnch great
~ IN England than in France. u
would seem that England Il also
moving In Tie direction ~ poiiil-
cal and economic crisis. And " We
may credit the reports We get from
financial interests in Sew York re-
gardins the industrial unrest. un-
certainty. strikes and high cost Of
living. the situation in your country
In that respect il even worse.
In brief. While The three eoun
tries have named are eneased IN
tearing down and IN conflicts be-
tween csfital and labor and sn ef-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
To Celebrate
Death Of Old
John Barieycorn

se~ Vera. Jar f--rhs ssistrs
ties % ''psehseelea eve - Jsa. %
psomsses 70 sospass any Ns~ wears
eve ia tne hlaiers ~ New sersl
Iusulea hs sNs rush % seesiessle~s
fer reserved tables At hessls MAJ.
soers % the Waldorf Astoria. cisf.
laes. MeAlchla and ether hstsis
announced TODAY ira, pssfens ~he
wished 70 he pfessn, WREN tehn
esFlsYeorr'H efflelal swan soeo
ls sung. have declared that they IN,
tend 70 celebrate IRE 'asaks- 10
tns manner thai hss eews lrte
peehlbslen,
The patrons ~tH casrs te enc
tAbisa their o~n wines a~a esher 81
eoNolle liquors aNa celebrate n pub
&c for the lss, tlws. the passing
~ the old. the coming ~ ths ns~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
lNtk DfM>EN AND
CARPENTER ~ ENItll

les Angeles. Gait. Jan. T.--"ris'
gsa.a. Msssse. ~sll hold shs Dempsey
Carpenter fsss.~ said Jsss kearns
manager Eor ere ~ofid's sh.mpsoa
when assssss todas hs TIE AssoSistsd
Press % Georges csrpsrties's cones.
tionai seeeesanss q Promoter Cot
frcsA's offer.
ksarrs said ne would prepare feF,
shsr statement ~sthin = se~ hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

be Industrious whi,h b 70 strong =
Dsri Of the German character j. re-
urning.
French Don't Want To work
IN France. according 70 our re-
ports through financial channels.
there j. strong disinclinafion 20
work. The French people do not
yet realize their true situation and
that they cannot live off Germany.
In thais rouSry popular unrest =
only Just beginning and II Il certain
70 be intensified when the people fully
reasize the real conditions. They
have not jet begun destroying what
IL old.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
THREE MORE A>SAS>lNt-
TlO<> tRE REPORTED 10
WASHINGTON MftCIAl.S;
NOTES" AM SEM
MENICO tOR IN
PLANTATION
OIL MEN SHOT
DOWN BY SOLDIERS
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT To
INVESTIGATE: tMEiil-
CANS ARE SAID To
HAVE BEEN ROBBED
AFTER BEING
KILLED
BULLETIN.

Washington, Jan Z Gabriel
Porter. an American citizen in the
employ Of Penn-Mex. company,
was shot ard killed by a Mexican
federal officer at Tuxpam on Dec
81, according TO advices received
by the state department TODAY
from the American consul al
Tampico.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
BANDITS GRAB BONDS
VALUED At S75. 5.ODD

Atchlnson. Kans. Jan From
sr0.ooo 10 $4,000 worth OF Liberty
bonds were taken BY bandits who
broke into the Citizens State Bank
winchesrr. Kan. southwest OF here.
early today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
ROW nm EXPLOSION
SHINES PENN TOW \

Urioniowr. Pa Jan. T--Appeou.
r,ately 10000 pounds of powder
stored IN shetrucs sheds of the Du.
pont Powder company plant a,
fsirchanee. ss miles from Union
town. exploded early today ard 10.
tally destroyed the building. A.
engineer was slightly Injured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
MINI WOlskIIt~ HtTIiy
WILSON PLtCI PLAN

Columbus. ohie. Jan The United
Mins workers q Ansfisa IN soasse-
tioa to-day faflfied TIE action u the
intereatlorai offlesrs IN sceepslng
President Wilson's psopessI 10 snd the
coal strike o. fovrtsss per cent IN.
erssss bssls ard . eormlssioa 10 draw
vp q ns~ wage agreement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
KING PIN OF RADICALS
TO eE DEPoRrEo

Washington. Jan. 7.--A warrant for
arrest and deportation % Ludwig c.
a. X. Martens. seif.s'yled ar,bassa.
dor Of the Russian sovie, government.
has been ordered executed By the DE-
psrsment of justice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
ANOTHER 10 \CHI on
BtLGtR LEADERS OtII

Copenhagen. Jan. The Bulgarian
government has resigned and social.
ssts are trying 10 for ma cabinet On.
der tire leadership Of Or. s. Denen,
former premier. and minister Of sor.
eien affairs. according 10 a sofia dis.
pveh flied yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
GERMANS 10 M
TisIED nv N.ilEs

Paris. Jsn T-osfmans accused ~
vioiations ~ tl1s is~s of ~sf IN France
ard uslgluH, during the word eorfil<t
will TO-DAY be assigned for trial IN the
different allied military courts. sc-
eerslne 70 tire Petit paflslsr. The ,.st
is said 70 have been completed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

fort TO reach a new adjustment
Of these f)rces. Germany oagst 70
be moving fofmard IN upbulldins. .
hope ! maks myself clear
Needs Aid o. hmeries
This talk Niih siern4anfs Wander
lip wss oso of llss moat inieresilnx
and frank Interviews have had
~ith any of the numerous German
leaders have met recnnlly. had
asked him for his views q The out
look for Germany financially and
economically for the coming year
and he prefaced his statement with
= an 20 prophet and I doubt II
lconiinaed on Page ;. Col ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
LUpunpoRFF WILL ENTER
POLITICS IN GERMANY

Paris. Jan. - General Lnndcndoff.
former commander In chief OF the
German armies on the western front.
win be an active participant IN the
sexi German political campaign. ac-
.ording 20 adrlees ffcm Berlin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
iitiuE M BRi.E 10
BURST SOON, BELIEF

Paris. Jan. T.-opsirlsn prevails IN
london 81 shs conferences being held
between Premier lloyd George ard
Premier nlsti ard IL 10 ssid q pr~lin-
mar agreement BY which Fiurs and
zara may be established - free ard
independent cities. scoerdlng 10 the
Petit Psrisien.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
paubls ssel.a.

News OF the double slasing was re-
ceived IN Washington yesterday after
noon. but u vas not knosn 70 tho
state department until last night Il is
believed that protest will be senl 90
the Carranza government The state
aepartmen,s announcement of tac XII
ling tonighi was as follows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
- =
WEATHER.

New Orleans, Jan. Tonighi.
probably snow. colder; temperature
i3 70 q: north. =. to -. south:
Thursday. probably fair. colder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
VOLCANO /: ERUPT AND
hui LAVA DESTROYS
rIOriI IitI rnOM rssE
NlrarID IriiniTORy ~
TERROR ~ tNntu
Ntunl.IS N<D
TOWNS. PEOPLE
N>n 4 AIrIt
DISAPPEAR
BULLETIN

Washington. tan 7 Latest ~.
ports frrm the Mexican area do.
yaatated by earth shocks state that
a, least 10000 persons have
persisted an dthe property loss win
he enormous. Several villages
have disappeared. Thousands OF
cattle and sheep have been killed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
CALLED ON FOR STATEMENT

Washington. Jan. THE Mexican
government has been esllsd upon by
the sssse department TO use every
nesnS possible % sppreh.r1 ard pun.
ish the murders sf = } Rsney and Esrl
eo~ies. American oil men. IN the
Tampieo fields
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07


Moslsa Cily. Jan Thnusanda ~
liiea wefe lost as a result % ne ssrsh.
quake Witch ahoak ne stats 90 Vera
rrut saturday night 80 widespread
was iha damsge done By ihe shacs
ana "a Wild afs some ~ lhs sections
that Suffered ffom u that y h prob.
able lha number ~ casaalllles will
never BE- known
1000 Dead a. courtlar
irNa,e DISPATCHES received row
vrfa crur nhd falafa stats that .nos
prgaous lost their lives az causallan
Thr fspofs uAch sge sala a. hets
siilea 10 be- frllshie. conflrm inform
alton sivsn oat last nisht hY presl-
deaiial military Headquarters Thirty
lives wffe iast at Teossls where three
churches ana forty houset we're de-
aifoysd
voleanle rrupslans Also
vosanle efupglons have occurred a.
coffa a. perlie. from whlch polnt -
the ranoe II Oflsaba. the SHOCK
seemed 20 esnlsr. according 20 rum
oSs Piooa waters pourinx down Tho
rescados river have Inundated fshnt-
aean. Mahautilan ana Tlapsnsls.
While fanchrs are under waisr Hur-
fanca afands and f.oa Hlmones arc
aiso suffering ffom floods, n ln re-
ported from Vera crns Twsnly bod
les have been recovered from ne
rorcados al Jairamulco and Apara-
pan
There weff THREE sllrht shocks yes.
ierisy according - Information sfr@n
Out yssisrfay afternoon Al the asiroa-
omle observatory al Tocobaya. -.
hafb ~ Mesiep city They we're .,
feeble hat they could hn deferred
oniy ~ Instruments sahisfrnneaa
noiaea are stiil noticeable IN lh~ Ped.
fegai a rock uaste near this city ant
great cracks have appeared In ne
earth
Travellers returning from ysfa Cruz
cay home streams are dried uo A. a
result of the sh0sk anf Il l. fssfsf
ihai many miila near Orifabs. With
depend upon waier power util 10
compelled % close.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
STATE A>D NATIONAL.
RN\k CAtl. i~>t ~

Washington. Jan : The complfol-
lsr of the euFuney to-day issued =
call for ihr uondliioa of an national
banks at TIE elosc II business 90 ND
ncsdAy, Dee. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

oklahoma ciiy. Jan. IA can or
the condition Of all state hanks A.
the close of business Wednesda,
Dec M. Tss issued today from the
office OF The state banking commits
sioner here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

sconilnasd on Page ;. Col -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
ASSERTS C. O.P. ORATORS
PLAY FOR GERMAN VOTE
OF Republicans TO CsIch Anti
League support.

TROY. y Y. se7: Ga; 3
luncheon meeting 9: Dsaoc-s:s A..s
today Franklin n Eoossvel: s,a-ca
the Republican candidates ~ :Ai,-
ing TO stand On the. .c.-" re
charged tina, Il elected iAey vou!a
be merely the aEu-eAeads, through
which tho powers q ;he 7a:;y
would work in ;he ac:va! Eoyt---
mcnt OF the country"
The attitude Of Republican s2tL;.-
ers in many parts ot the Country 3
one OF lies" lie continued = dsG-
ing with the league Of nations Issue
they make every aiiem9; - ..s,s25
tho public.
in parts OF the country War.
there is so-called Gs.u2a yc.t
Republican campaign speakers ~ =:
get votes by warning tina; The ,eLFas
is calculated 10 strengthen pa.
and condemn Germany 70 sc-y+ .
In districts such IS No.;.+-- %sw
England they toll French America
that the league. on ;he coa--z--.
would fortify Germany. maze -,: :
greater power than ever and 80
France
an the same way they ;r.ae -.
the people or the tariff question, :el..
ing interests benefited by exc :
opposed tariff policies tina; = Espu:-
lican administration offers the,. szcA
the best chancc OF prosperity All 4.
creased profits"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
-HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

First, race-hve and onc-halt turlonrs-
J. T. Barnuin. ii5 tHayncsj tG5. $50: B.a:
son; III tMorrisl , 80 third. Time l. as
Iaithump. haywood. ToEsador. Paradora.
TinEiinE. iIarmonlnue, Jealous. Gebral
Menocal. w. I. Grivcs. Tough S~il!y. Cora
Ssspnd raee-,;six. ,turionrs-Ioaouina. ITO
tA!lenI. $3.50. 80: Chevaiicr 10 tRodti-
Euez). so. third. Time. 1915 Is. SAGA
lawca N5rouere. Dixon. Dolly c. LouEh
Third raee.slx ,tu.iones-FlyinE Welsh
man. LIZ tIsm,weln. $50. 3.io. 40: Gus
seheeE lis tRodrtruezl. $40 3.eg: phan-
i ioR Fair ~ !Sanasl: 22} ;h!Fd Time.
Fourth race-o1e mil. ana seysntv yards
Madrona. no tMorr.sJ. 30 81: Shor;
SHange- 10 tRodTiEuez,. 80. third. Time
15' - Edith r. Martha Lucke;t. Boher-
na-Bretna. faphank ran.
Flith race-one mile and seventy yards
Bontface: IL tSanGc). 30. out. out: Leo
chnres. Ill (ButwelD. out. second: Irish
hiaS IL tMorris). out. third Time. "a as.
sixth race-one mile and an eighth
Stlrup: liz Gacksonl. os0. 2s.00. $40: bar
coy. lio tSandeh. s.e!. 4.so: Napthalius Ii.
aColtiletun: 40. third; Time. l.56 Is. In
dolence. FL Primo. Ben Iiampson. Tugs
ran.
Seventh race-onc mile and seventy wards
Roucp. Ill tCon;e). 90. 400. second; Ru
ford. Ito tHaynesi. $50. third. Time. IA 80:
frame Titreau. Anio!netie. Search Light
Ill. kaiipOl.s ran,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
ROSE SCOTT MAKES NEW
q RECORD At COLUMBUS
..k,
Harry Fleming Drove Winner on
Account OF Murphy's
Illness.
IBy Associatcd Prcs.l

COLUMBUS, OHIO. Sept. ao,-The
tall grand circuit race meeting. opened
seasons record by Rose Scott. in The
. sSyear troi, the horse review tu
mrity. The NIL ywon this race. which
tne y .ne f Ssf sSen;
in 2:o6 I-a also lowered the seasons
mark for this ase. held until today
tSon BG Gsa at EOS. Nelson Diiioa
could not ward off the Murphy en-
OF the illness Of Nj; Murphy: Harry
Miss Perfection. ;avori;c IN TIE
5 ;il '1o;' Won Non sf;sr aEopPins !sS aFs;
each o. the succeeding heats II the
Hal Malone; PLAYED 70 w!a ,as
tured this race u s;ralea, heats
Russell Boy, who finished second II
The ii-si .hea;, was .a;s. drawn on
were entered IN me s:,S psce, ;AS:
u wss Sp.ii ,c:> :wo divisions ORC
-DiFecs Wo5 Is: money - ;hs STS:
dtr:s:oa z2t nAz niger - ;Aa sec-
Summaries
sl n ~ Ess:.S ~. s'a. 7E5s. .'N
Nat tYeN..o-l .......-..-.,...-. ::
Ger Sv-,sw. U.cA- WG:S. S-4 ys.::;
5S' -'o. A->o Si~E;e-- -.=:e- 49, -S~a.
T!ws.ysa.-s'a TO-; -, .Ae-s. !sv.sv -
Rose SCOT: h Z. - Fs;.- ne
Nelson Dillon. ;. {. CS---IlA .........
SoEssuSs, ch- {: NA!ea;!ne> 1850.
Miss Rh!ne!and.r. MA-re tAe G-es:. G-i-
reta- Heathe. Bclvue. Favoa.aa 8aG Ms.
dTaassSoit also started Tina ~. -:ts1.
.:os class pace: tAe kim stake; A..;.:
la MaisHe, ;. E.. by P-ze. A,ro.
Drift Patch, ,. Z. (MeMshonJ .... )
lsdna Early. blk. N. tNaleuGne).... 5
ROYAL Early; Ethel Chimes. Russell Rcy
s !n55 CalnaTy Earl also started. T:rae. ::o.4:
, 3:Is class Jas: pace tsrs, d.vts:on>: heats;
ore Rirset Ell. E.. by copa de Gro
Ifs:ssa s;v.tidlei CHI. '' N, *
Parker Boy. b. e. f iSt;i.. Il:
Auto PAGE Peter Kennedy. HedEewoo!
Star and Kitty Mckin also started. Time
e:0Si.: 2:oSL. o:t.ia.
lis lis rr saC: Second d!v!s!cn>: ) heats:
Dan ElEer Sr. e. by Sidney b.
Gussswork. b. M. tWhitci .......
R2lla Chimes. b: nj. (Wh.,eheadi
= Gray Eagle. Bonnie Rar. Carter juno.
GaSnolla Patch. Allie Clay. Mr.. Jefferson
x =. ~: and DR. Douglas also Started
Time. 2:06h: c:06L od1I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
CAR MEN WIN 80 PER CENT
RAISE, FARES MARKED UP
Announced nv CooTs
Representatives.


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