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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27
P0WHATAN MAKING
PROGRES FORWARD

Boston, Jan. 26-The army trans
port rowhatan. conveyed and towed
by coast guard cutters, tugs and the
Canadian government steamer Lady
Laurier, was making steady progress
toward Halifax early today and was
expected TO reach that port before
nighualL s wireless message re-
celvcd here from the coast guard cut
ter Gresham said that at . am. the
Powhatan was thirty-ssyen miles
from the harbor entrance.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27
COOK GETS NEW TRIAL
Judge Smart Thinks Evidence
Not Sufficient to Convict.

Nashville. Jan 27-Iudgo r. w
Smartt at Murfroeshoro, todnv granted
new trial to william r. Cook. rec
comfy found guilty of tho murder of his
wifes niece. Lucy Stanford. and given
tweuiy-one years in prison the court
holding the evidence insufficient
Cook is now serving a sentence in tho
state prison for second degree murder
having been convicted of tho murder ~
his wife ut the time TINT her niece was
killed IN August. 1918
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27
NO TRADE BETWEEN
U.S.. AND SOVIET RUSSIA
Note of Supreme Council Did
Not Establish Means
of Trade.

Washington. Jan. 27-There will IA
no trade between the United STATE.
and soviet Russia for the present, II
was announced at the state department
today.
Officials declared that the note Of The
supreme council setting forth the con-
dittens for trade with Russia made pub
ne IN taris did not establish a means
OF trade, as required by this natlo,
which would insure that no good.
would be used for political or military
purposes. Pending the establishment
OF means OF trade and insurance N
the use Of goods sent in trade, this gov.
crnment viii not permit trade with
Russia. II was announced,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27
BODY NEGRESS FOUND
LOCKED IN TRUNK

Selma. Ala. Jan. 27.-The decomposad
body OF Emma Browning notorious
muiatto woman OF the underworld, who
resided in a beautiful residence here,
which she owned. on Selma avenue. was
found locked in trunk in the hallway
Of her home this morning. The BODY
had been IN the trunk for three weeks,
1t l. believed as the last night she was
seen hy her daughter. Minnie r. Muir
phy, Was at her home on the night of
Jan. g.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27
SEEK CANCELLATION OF
TREATY ARTICLE 228

Faris. Jan, 37-The German govern-
ment has sent a note TO Paris trying
once moro TO induce the allies to re-
nounco execution OF article a2s OF the
peace treaty. dealing with the Surren-
der Of persons accused OF acts In
violation of tha laws and customs OF
WAT.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27
SEEK TO END PORT STRIKE
Cuba's Executive Would Sus-
pend Guarantees

Havana, Jan, 27.-prcsidout NrnocM
Monday In accordance with the de.
ctSion reached at n special cabinet Ees-
sion last week. Sont a mcHsage to ron-
gresS asking that he be authorized to
suspend constitutional guarantees at
any time he might deem such a Etep
necessary in dealing with the situation
brought about by tho strike of tho
federated harbor unions.
The message remained on the table In
me mouse because Of back of a quorum
stops toward tho settlement OF thc
harhor strike were taken TODAY when
the workers notified the port cautain
OF their acceptance Of HIS arbitration
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27
~-~-7-H-
COAL MINERS URGED
TO LEAVE KANSAS

PittshnrE, Kan, Jan 27.-Kansas
miners win be urged to leave the state
and remain away so long as the indus
trial court law is IN effect. Alex How.
at. president of district No. II, u. Nj.
w, of A., declared today. -Four hund J..
red miners at two minos In the district
afe on strike in protest against the in =
dustllal aouFt bill Hobatt said or.
gahized labor generally and not alone
the mine workers OF Kansas resent
this legislation, He declares he viii
not call off tho strike.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27
APPROVE BILL FOR BOYS
MILITARY TSAINING

Washington. Jan. 2s-By a vote OF
? 10 5. the senate military committee
today approved provisions providing
for compulsory military training for
boys between Is and 81 years inclusive.
and ordered "a favorable report upon the
army reorganization bin
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27

New York Streets a Glare of
Ice Electric Trains
Held Up.

New York, Jan, Transporta
tioh in New York was crippled early
today by severe slect storm. Elec-
trlc trains from outlying districts
were hours late and service on the
elevated and trolley lines was consid-
erably below normal. As result
many thousands OF persons were Late
Tor work. Streets and Sidewalks
We're glare of ice making the walk
lng perilous. Weather sharps said
the storm was the worst OF its kind
since 1902
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27
Cloudy, Says Billy 'POSSum.

What's the us5
1u aII this ran
ming. of tHndI
dates galore
AAhlfethc use I'm
alI this running.
when they won't
hr one two feur
Somebody's got
tn De defeated.
someone's eot to
run last. and
then you are
l,tt down hearted
and with @ dug
up past 10 amt
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27
VIRGINIA VOTES FOR
SUFFRAGE REFERENDUM

Richmond, Va, Jan. 27.-By vote
of IS to SO the house of representa-
tives Of the Virginia legislature to-
day recommended submission OF the
woman suffrage amendment to ref
eTendum.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27
REPORT PREMATURE

Washington ain 27- Announcement
from Paris thni tho United States hnv
nrrtod 20 recognize tho Armenian re-
pHM'Ic is premature, ns The matter i8
HiII under consideration. If was NM
unHurrd hr Tho state department TO-
duv
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27
JUCO-SLAVS ACCEPT
ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT

Te-He. Jtu e--A Belgrade dispatch
saAs the IuEc- >lHv EoVerumsut has de-
with regard 80 settlement OF the Ad-
riuffc cunt ~uNersV
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-27

worth it 7 t,n YOU. and Tor an the
,a.Us In fhr world. I wouldn't have
rIt ..mIs skeleton darcIed before
|f H.II
Ths ut.fher. continued cloudy.
with sHEht change tn temperature to-
rIght and "Wednesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
PANHANDLE WILL PLAY
BLUES HERE TOMORROW

\ close game Is expected hy base.
ball fans 10 be PLAYED here tomorrow
~ the Post office Blues and the
Panhandle Nine.
The Blues were defeated bv the
Panhandle team on their own
grounds about TWO weeks ago The
score was and until the tenth in
nin-. when an error was made by The
Blues. scoring Panhandle
The positions OF several men on
the local team have been changed
and u Is expected that the team will
be- made much stronger hy the switch
The lineup will be Lanriord. 2h.
Higgins, r.. TAYLOR. q Jarrett. N.
Hayden. a., ; TAYLOR. 90. G. ilig-
siu, -; J Dowl C.. Hudson. D.
aud Webster. y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09

Mans i.d,rs il.u want o. l,t m. s.if
."r. question aluu, bot SOM, think the
platform should urg. that ratification
% 'hy EInng, amendment De complct.
81
Do NHs predicted generally that no Ii
.crt r,frr,HC, to soldier bonus lcgisla
'.r would o, m1d, I'm the platform. but
mat plank would D, adopted stating In
-rHr.Hl terms that tho party favored
nervous treatment ~ former sorvic,
w'r. That may not satisfy the rcpuh-
iir1n members ~ the hoousc ~ repre-.
s'ntltiv-s which passed bonus bin
and i fgh, IN the committee may De.
V,'Hp
The fight over the league ~ nations
Z. simply continuation of long senate
'ruggla and the tactics and maneuv
'r.r- h'r" repeat IN prize terms tho
r'ur familiar story - the unsuccessful
.'".' '' 1sroo ~ Washington
With d." r"nltors ir their rreus'lr.
td role and tho s1m, arguments and
'u.mH,i'DF running through irr whole
theme ~ dis usgnc {, appeared iurirh,
".' 'hr great drama ~ ,hp SQUAT, COW,
Wi''"r r'Hus bad l.-.n frtr.sfrrr,d
complete o. e new lac' ground
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
NOTICE

10" gates 'o ry ranch enclosing N.
Devils Kitchen and falls are lutkoi
there are nu roads leading through tai,
property ana ! am NOT. granting D..
Wiis o. any One. sH don't as, mr g..
! certainly w.l h3," o. refuse. T.
ihus. who have recently or who her.
after drive tr IN" gates md walk ir
1r" ir'sp'ssIus You ar" not wclcum.
and vii i.' treated with no. cuueid.ra
ti'n 90 respect u found .u here agtia
'n take warming
Zoe u e. ii.Epl,G. Owner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
Denver win> ,olf IIonnr,

y. 'ss".'ri'f frsr
ROCK ISLAND 90. ur. Tho 1921
'h'ww ur1iu t0Yru m'ri 81 thv Trans
Mie-i 'rp! cor ASSOCIATION today va,
awarded 90 th" Denver Colorado. C,ur
ny club. l. q L"mirt ,f Denver v.s
elected or, eld'u,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
Carries Huh I,anL

I. .,IH.i.uHuN commando v.Ii o.
u. with DO. rut 90 mIl general th't
f.. .r u. having hu,n conferred u.
IH IN ,meu.s after bis return i.u
IfHr.r
Du..' lrrsHus viii o., eco Nr.Is u'i
r.' g ufnuI.r and vuuld uu' reach
O.. Hfr.tu. .r. urnl '1aI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09

l.,iro "a hearing
or 'If uuas wTrp tNH sd.s - .r. goo
Dol pre- uiei the ai'1tucrts WIS - m.r.
.i,s in al equally divided and ,a %
'h,r SUBJECTS % vas Gr. minute
Among ih,7. who appeared today aal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
.PERSH|NG To QUIT.
ARMY DUTIES SOON
lNNuI NJ Ni>I IUNr M VIII
80 Iil.E tHuN SERVICE COMI.>
~ \ ~ KPKiSI

Oh. '...lI.H THHH
N'rIIINtrT, *. Iuu" Gn,Hl
r, HH. 5000 uurr from H,jN, srI,iUc
.+." . t. months li' announced
Boo. mrU.. tda DO 90 lrttr g. S
...f. II.,r
Th. ,..H.d, ui Co., American ca.
...i.uH. t..U, d'..u,i that Hr
u.d Hf "u hi. military duties with
uu. "u.m'ni o' th' s.rNir, and .'H.s
.... Poo ,"-'g. 900 s1m,,hue m.'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
THE ELK CAFE
II Now orEN " TnE

u NOW Oi'EN ~ TiIE
El.k HOTEL.
STRIVING Regular Meals and Short
Orders ~ al hour from 600 u. o.,
io y y. M With the best Chef and
long experienced Cafe Employees.
TRY tS-lOt HAVE
rI.ilD All TIN REST.
if W. please ,On tell Othcrs-if
not tell u. u anything ~ noi
sighi-iI will be- made right m no
pnv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09


HfI, tI u.HE I.wfs q" upset IH
% f. w.I H h .H.f 'H. u
..f. az igviu vuII .w satisfied
ti.h tUt DHrr.itIiiI, who ,,u %. uuu
usf.d lrd have hlrmHuiuus iarN o..
Hrl bi whether 90 o., llHIlur
S.r.ula Know ,aI.i.. ilulU.s rr
RI ,m' one who hae u.i 500 ..au,l ,u
pl. Irly
figrr iur Test
.I.tr hlt, tr. f... tu.t a, y.
100. Dol. ri Hr, ruul'l ldNnHs
o.. o. 800 nnu.' u.u with l..sd.r.
Cd, .FIU iir Iu.'h,r
o.. .r, r t. So. il.I.rt. state
n..f Coos .Ir.. '.t1.u aHJ Senator
Hi. 900 rr,. 10 fa,I lows y. ,re
'u.t"1 iu 'H. .l.r.fE statement.
TH. I.Hu' ....H- O.. us tHily ulk,
.. uIf.u.f. Irl . u ,utu'.
t' .Di vI'h Oh. situation sJld Geo,
lu. d. f.Hu.i.u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
Mm 81 I,r,d, IN Cri.i.

ll rI,. if' Hii'd 1.uutu., that 90
u. "..u CRISIS De-. would O., 900 ta.
'h. nation.
u..Uu OF General p'rshug Co. o.
'I. ..u' tH H sHrpus in military and
Zoo n.r miIDr, official ,ir,ios iu Wash
."...s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
PERCY v. GIBBS

viii be- pleased To- estimate ON crat.
ing anil packing furniture IN ur ou,
70 the city.
Phone pa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
WEATHER

"Wednesday generally Ilr
West "Wednesday and Thurs
day partly cloudy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09

ur Lesne y illams Of the Amarillo Tyre
stiter Exchange. hn taken the agency foy
tie Wales Adding Machine. n you o.. intsa-
-,t,d u- ~iN iv Tlsd TO dsmonstrate this woa-
i~rful uachine lie 10 locaisd iia West 7th
s,rrc' Phone iss. For Woodstock Typewrh-
srs. So him. i2s gsts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
Various Factions
Clamor For Voice In
Framing Platform

couilnued from P,gc onei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09

~.U'f f Iu.I H sIlH
@ H.f, HH t..IuG ..rUl,H.. ir tHo
H'tuaf, uE ICED N,H certain
.h.i this convention. Iu fi,v 90 900 chat
na Transported vW ..." Eu.. 90, Ga.
pT,- a u.u.iI .HH.r uf ib. ,tu. lrI
ll' ~ 40" republican party
N,I RuHII Do. uWi... ,, 1 I..Uatut
POI th. prt .r lor rsuisn. ls ttu.
Tees f.r i'' m,wH'rs 10 the, did net
...Hgu.gp the choice"
Tho r'kuz m IvIyn agkuun,
Iier fhIf th.. want '..h,lu go t..
nomination uf General wood tn.
johnson r"Ii. D.. tgu declare that
10Th 'n Wun1 ul Luvd,r manager,
Ir d.r- ,r,ryth.a- 'h,s can Go CORR,
'.hH 100 d'' .r1',s Tb, nEht tonight o.
.u.e'-'N 2. ue.l.r both = Wurl
md John 20 forces and turn thu gains
'o iUud.r
Wh,th, D. vl succeed remains for
'h. convention u."f Goo ds.iI. This
loo brief Sum. up 'h, situation ts D.
.sfHr- q. 't. l.s three
NJ Hitchcock - Do, had heard Df
hs claims 'HIi WuaJ delegate. vou.I
mot sites bot o., wa rn' alarmed
They val stick D., said tonight
Their number will Snow until 49,, hty,
nuuuh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
10 Hear Goupcr, Toda,
Iraguc Plank Forrmo>t

r.Hm.s' 'H.sh' was the league ~,
..turr Blu, nu' other ticllish issues
containing included anti strike lcgisla.
N.r
s determined effort would BE- made.
.fRt- ..I Q. have the platform include
N.. 40 beast endorsing IN general
'f.s fU. action of the republican sen.
.f. Ir uUure 90 anti. strike provision
r'u fH. rHIIrHd hill In many uucs.
.#.r 'nt proposal met with fiery op
u, 'I.- H"v N,r and the labor leaders
H Hl we're expected O. hclp d. tho
.rf' 'eInH % \ declaration fHr rn.
iu-. W.w .i prohibition will De- asked
'H. Hnu,''o, though many ~ %,
HH'r .H.is said q, o.. boz agreement
hHf 600 Nuv.r isu. should uo .lusii.
cred ''f..d % Ul. .Ier,st.d That rs
nuur.ur. r.luN might %. framed
'.''unS generally f.r strict law cr.
...............H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
DR.. T. q. JONES,
Dentist.

Guaranteed wofk AZ REASONABLE
prices. Rooms S-t Eakle Bldg.
sth and Polk 81. Phone III
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09

tn" hur; sud ugtwsrl,t Harmonious
or.ln 81, N, convention TODAY con
,iny,d almost EVERYDAY that the blk
'c'n' g. not vet ready
= rorl d0al u >r'lniu1ry stag, man.
sing end r.hc\ng b. going IN lin
back and % t. obvious that ,h, ml.
ifritr 90 i'l'gltys d. MT know th,ir
Tine Thar is slrh tame ou,rirg a.
Is urlF expected when %. nomination
r Du' and ir'' There v1s tudty no.,
mgi" characterization fur ans candidate.
1"' or evidence 81 compelling ut.ucr,
Ger any ure e them
''ri.ur'v 'r'ryH,sly We waiting 90
cd" What 'h. other fellow could SHOW
NHi'.Hg 'Hf q hand wagon
There s an element ths' wants u,.th.
~ l"ud'n. "husln u,l Wuad. AMI
'h'r hHic BE- TIM, thrr. ballot wu
h"o thIt non. 10 th- lie three can 70,
q commanding majority.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09

Tonight we're Professor Irving Fisher AZ
N.le who advocated an Investigation ~
.luvnry initiation former Representa-.
fiU. Ch1rlcs y Fowler ~ New Jersey.
.js. diug revision of tho banking lnd
.ulf.H. .lNa. and : T. Bond IT Nj.
um $3.50. wanted pric, fixing ln wsI
uu, Co., .r,l in violation OF the con
ur\
- Hear Iun1pcrs To-day.
THm rHW Samuel Gomp.tS pres.
l.ri ,, 90. Auuu,.p Federation ui o..
Dog. D.. r u.t,ut has program Henry
i.. WI." former Ambassador tu
u.t..Y q. Del, Wm'ud Nrli.ln
mlr.. 1ui delegation h-ld,d hy rnrE
go N.IH De- 90 H.EIn fur plank lI
...rr. lu.h freedom There lls. Hr.
... 90. others uu the DAYS program
rrI fh. ut tonight was growing
p.#m'r .N months of work o., ih,
.Hmmt'.. Of $50 1ui several weeks 20
,or.rr.u.. among 900, headers bon wash.
rs.r HrI elsewhere. several truylu.
..rt HUym questions remain 10 be-
IHHHt ...I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

vehicles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
GUTHRIE Pusi.Ic scHoois

Second term begin. Neoa, Januar, - ani t Friday
Ma, 1890 giving f halt work ~ eighteen weeks
the grades All the elaaAes w hvsin axan just The
the, di september Ia each ~ The swht grades
her beginning and and cas. taking the
second half u the grade January - ast A. good time 10 eater
a. Ia September an,i a. sone respeels II 1. better
IlulI S,iouln high school their w hv hevnung eles IA
practically every subject except the languages ffseh
spanish TN. Will b. g"d opportunity q enFr
high Scpsmbe The high sehoo has full fesee ot
enthusiasts aud efficient TEACHERS aeh all he work y fully ap
proved BY sghou officials the slate and W the association ~
colleges yupatans SUBJECTS will h stressed th uumiag hair
year rersans who eligible aud who have not rnrFed high
,shool will fund golden opportunity - do 40 January ~ fsf
dropped u high school een'er without
lons o class standing aud enrr the prpper sasafs Person from
other BE- accredited rur werk dons aud find just the
right ssA Thefc viii he sections ~ each year ~ thn
high school except 10 the seniog class
TLRMSpsrsnn. between anil twenty onr living 10 sshsrpl
District No n will have ve tiinu Others viii " Fvqufsd
pay SMALL thc expense ~ naFuf
ton IN grades dalafu per mouth uf wers Ia the
high Aehoo.livc AMI oneshalf dollars l,er uglnth
F1NAfIY-iet every boy and eh eligible ier school enter
January n. ly2o
FiRfEk INFORMANT The following will be- glad ~ give
any furthrr information uusstlunsi
a. ARMANJRutT President af thc beard eI Eduation
G \ PEAK, Superintendent " schools
" A GREENE. Principal u the iIigh Arhool
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
TO USE MUSTARD CAS-
TO KILL CANN|DAls
An English Explorer Finds a
Panacea For Poison Arrows
Of Wild Tribe In Pacific
Island

New York. Jan. - Mustard gas
and machine guns are TO te used 0y
Captain Harry De windt. an Englisa
explorer. against l,cisoned arrows Of q
tribe described as white canibals" on
Tiburon Island. on the Pacific coas..
announced here today. Captain
De Windt said ne world leave New
York in few days to head an expedl-
ton OF six Civilians and three score
Mexican soldiers I. the island. TIb-
ufon Is said 20 have rich deposits o.
p.tehblend from which redium =
made.
The island is ABOUT forty miles from
Cuaymss. Mexico. which In turn. "a
o2iy aboii ~ hou's by rail from Cor
cEado Beach. California The inhsbs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

sfrsss o. Is -fil Be sissn fes the
best ilmsrisk saemisted befoss feh.
lisaff -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

on that any persoa who lands ON q I.
Shot By poisoned darts and then eater
hf he natives The canlbals. In ad
dlilon 10 bows and arrows. nse an
ancient blnnderbass They are sup
posed 10 number from 20 70 s.ooo
persons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

Dear In mind that Chanbesl1lns
Tablets not only moss the bowels bse
improve the appetite and strenn1hss
the digestion. They eoatain 10 pop-
sin or othsr disestive ferment bx
strengthen tn stomach and ensbse ,
ca perform rs functions nsturalls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
snoorlno McrlM MAy llvs

Tulsa. Jan y, A. G. Hixglns.
es. seriously wounded yesterday by
o. o. Campbell. contractor. who at.
lexe. h. mlssresisd bis 7-yssr -oid
daughter. h SIN alive, ana anlsss un-
forseen Developments occur. may re-
cover. doctors said Charges hrve been
preferred against both men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

PIKE cents worth OF Red Cross seals
Is the best Investment ths, you can
maze.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

tfrsse OF Is Off be slssn fes the
best limerick saemistsd sefoss fse.
uafs -.
rAsf. ~ss yeaas Ns,oa aA@st
Jehnay.
who fell fes he madras lsans
Hat ~Aen oat - stxht
r~As ladies saed assAi
"a. sAsa,s ea wa. ssl@s Asar'sa Iehaay
IT y r.
rAsfe wss a siFi asmea isnals
who wanted 70 leaEa 10 shlmaasl
SAe called up AeF teller
Aaa ~hcu be hegsa 10 ,ell hen
sac BIT aim With shiaas i.sle
NaEley.
A fins brave maa 49, yvaps ~ nunn.
Twas ~tth real b. h. shoaidefed AL
sun
oas aAs white stl duty.
"a pas bn ~ . eoaile.
And 70 she deloassf be seat & " =.
iaAn llagleieorn i dead arasn
NJ died 4 peaceful death
nai here And iheFs ~ flnd nsan
sun brcashlas Jean. la, breath a.
G.
There ~as yuuns say called I.Af,,
who eens with a Fsh called Ma
ile save her : ilrg
rhs impadsnt sasns.
she sald she dldnt desire 20 mafr,
&C H. "a
Z rot : glrl N Arkanssw
Who can cAew mars tossckrr iAan
hss nav can claw
sitsu her an an aud a piece OF saw.
she'll cav more Nood than hef "a
san sas - 4
i'cfsissl Archibald Hsrt
Married Miss katherine Dart.
They loved one another,
TIN 4 Nisll frnm mother.
And now they arr llslng apart a. G
Since Eve tempted man 10 h.s IAN.
There L. noghine that We can recall
Quite 90 asfully sAd
Or 80 rotienlf tad
a man drinking wood alcohol .
W u
mute and lnsiorloas fo.i
owen"d : Ecniie aa.d Eulllble saei.
u fanclri ~ sl'le
And. ~lth a bsnai smile
swallowed everything that hs wraie
) G l..
'ooA un my paper 20 learn.
Wife said "Hsfr soa must churn"
! said What's that"
Wiley stood pat
Wen I've lived Ions enough 10 dls
cefn w "
There was once young inllow aamcd
Skinner.
Who though, he would vcd sweet
Miss Mlnnsr.
Ne tried aud he tried
Hut hal "a deelde
That bic rival ~as going a. wIn hcr
20 u D."
There vas az old monk " siberia
'hose lie Ercw dresrler and lrsarlsr
TT he broke from H. cei wl.h > hsiI
of yen
AID elopcd with The Mother s4a0 e.or
II u &
There sas cuce a young LADY
Whose name vas Sadie.
she aiwafr appeared 20 b. nice.
uui her dear llttlr lover
fhnaEht himaclv ahny,f.
md nssrr vent 20 see her bar lwlcc
( " l.
There sas fcllnw named Fddy.
Who said I'm aiasyH rradY,
~ catch every thief
And no'cr como 20 gslef.
20 hr kept E"lrx quite uirsdy
"ni one hisa' When he vas ai supper
smart fello~ gave him the upper.
And took hls rorsi
With = word
Md then how Eddy did suffer Pear
Hewes
here Vas . fsllow. tho kaiser
Who certainly VS. = mlser.
Who said 70 himself.
want the world on > shelf
'"' TIE ssmmies gave hlm : ,l.et
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

ienis and Caliaher. ehlfopfaeiors
have opened office ,he lone li0sci
Rooms. iitfie. Office hour. , n
y a m. ? to :. D. m Phone sti
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

tanss said to be descendants Of Daith
Swedish and German prisoners who
escaped from Mexican prisons sevrrai
centuries ago. O. sixteen person
known 60 have sie.icd he Island n
tie psst few ysaIs In parties Of w.
and three. only nlns are said TO hsre
returned alive, the 1tEers having fallen
victims 10 the flasen- haired blue
eyed. white IndiaEa." a. the Mexican
icons call them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

Boy Scouts are helping in ihe sal
" Red Cross seals Helo ihe b.
Souts make the sale A success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

-Four miles rem The Mexican
coast. said Mr. y, wlndi. "Tiburon
y easily accessible YsqHi indlana
who live on the mainland. call Thur
on the Island OF Death. for the rcss-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

England has .sssa ~omsa u,Axis
tsstes