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The Washington times., 1920-09-12
DEAD.HE|RESS
|DENT|F|EDBY
WEDDING RING
Given to Her BY Divorced Hus-
band, Who Recognizes
Platinum Band.
FACE CUT AND BRUISED
Condition of Body Leads to Be-
lief She Was Alive When
Canoe Upset.

The body of Mrs. Gertrude
Viger kuehiing, heiress to part
of a ST, 900, 900 estate, was re-
covered this morning near Fer
guson's Rock, on the Maryland
side of the Potomac, near Chain
Bridge, and about 800 yards be-
low the spot on the Virginia
side where her husband, Roy
Harper Kuehling, told the police
she was drowned last Wednes-
day when a canoe he was
padding capsized.
Identification of the body was
made at the District morgue an
hour later by William D. Os-
good, of Detroit, Mich, divorced
husband of the woman, who
came to Washington on Friday
to assist the police in finding
the body and to investigate the
circumstances surrounding her
drowning.
FACE BADLY BRUISED.
1t was through a platinum
wedding ring given to the
woman by her divorced husband
that she was identified. The
face of Mrs. Kuehling was bad
ly cut and bruised, apparently
from the rocks. From the con-
dition of the body it is believed
Mrs. Kuehling was alive when
she was precipitated from the
canoe.
1t was at first believed by the
harbor police that the drowned
woman was Miss Flossie May
Rosel, a former yoeman f,
who was drowned at Great Falls
on September S, when she
leaped from a rock there.
NOT GREAT FALLS SUICIDE.
Detective Sergeant A. B. Scriy-:
ener took Miss Elizabeth Trankeale,
who was an intimate friend of Miss
Rosel and who lived with her at the
Government DormitOries, to the
morgue, but after viewing the body,
she declared il was not that Of her
friend Miss Rosel.
"Her hands are too big, and Miss
Rosel was not as gray as this
woman" said Miss Trankeale.
Osgood was certain of the identi-
fication because Of the peculiar en-
craving on the platinum wedding
ring and because OF the initials OF his
former wife-"G. I. W. engraved
inside IL.
FISHERMAN FINDS BODY.
The body OF Mrs. Kuehling was
found by Albert Ronswold, a fisher
man, who, with hundred others, In
cluding many canoeists, were out
early this morning searching for
the Eody as the result of the reward
of 500 offered by The Washington
Times for its recovery.
As soon as Ronswold found the
body he telephoned to Lieut.. Ned
Weldon, at Police Headquarters,
who sent Detectives Sergts. A. B.
Sorkener and \. y. Keck to the
scene. II was found the body had
been recovered on the Maryland side
OF the river.
/ Kuehling told tho police the canoe
/ Capsized on the Virginia side soon
(Contlnued op Page :, Column IL -.
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Sim, FEM IN SCOTLAND
HOLDIG SECRET DRILLS

LONDON, Sept. 12.--Widespread Sim
Fein activities in Scotland are engag-
ing the attention of the police and
the government, the Globe learns
from its correspondent at Edinburgh.
Four thousand young Irishmen. the
dispatch says. have organized them
selves into military units and hold
secret drills on Sundays.
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UNCLE JOE" FACES HOT
OPPOSITION In PRIMARY

DANVILLE, ILL.,, Sept. 12.-Uncle
Joe Cannon, who is said to be making
his last political fight is facing ser
ious opposition in the primary cleo
tion to be held next Wednesday. His
rival. who seeks to succeed him in
Congress is DR.. E. c. Cooley.
Uncle Joe" has been caught in a
jam OF local troubles. He has served
twenty-five terms in Congress and has
intimated that his next term will be
his last.
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NATION TURNS AGAINST
LEAGUE, SAYS HARDING

MARION. Ohio, Sept 1.-THE
League OF Nations situation as II re-
lates to the National political cam
paign was summarized last night by
Senator Warren q. Harding In thirty
four words:
''Our Judgment is" he said. that
the crystailzing sentiment OF the
country Is against the League Of Ma
tions as negotiated at Paris, with
confidence that under Republican
administration we are going to do
our part" o.. '~ ".
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COX'S THROAT IN BAD
SHAPE: SEES SPECIALIST

SEATTLE. Wash, Sept 12,-The
condition Of Governor Cox's throat
hecame so serious when he came to
seattle from Tacoma yesterday that
he was persuaded by friends in his
nartv to see a throat specialist.
The candidates throat was given
a thorough spraying and he was eau
toned not to use his. voice in the
open air more than absolutely. neces-
sary.
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MRS. KUEHt|NG'S BODY FOUND IN RIVER
fSpanking' Waits Girl
Who Ran AWay to Be
'SaiLor,' Papa Says

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Sept 12.-Lousa s. Fletcher.
the yearod runaway heress and former student
in the Mt Vernon Girls Seminary, at Washington d. C.,
who found yesterday, hair clipped working in overas
Massachusetts farm, is going to get good spanking
if her papa has ANYTHING to do with the case.
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SEPARATE UNION WANTED.
POLES POSTPONE PEACE;
HOPE TO DICTATE TERMS

WARSAW. Sept. 12.-Militarism Is
once more in the ascendancy in Po-
land. The spirit OF the aggressive
party is running high, imbued with
the stubborn hope that peace can yet
be dictated TO Soviet Russia.
This spirit found a direct manifes-
tation today In the decision Of the
Polish council OF defense TO postpone
the opening OF the peace conference
at Riga. 1t Is learned from reliable
sources that the Polish militarists
fgure upon important military events
TO precede the beginning Of that con-
ference, events which they believe
will place Poland in a more favorable
position.
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Victim Taken From Potomac
On Shore Opposite Tragedy

LAST photograph of Mrs Gertrude ". Kuehlng, De-
Il troit heiress whose body found on the Mary
land shore of the Potomac near Chain Bridge this
morning. Her husband Roy H. Kuehling is being held
by the police because of the suspicious circumstances
surrounding her alleged drowning.
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TIRED OF GOVERNESSES,"
LONGED TO Be OWN BOSS
by HERBERT CARY,
Internationa News Service.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Sept. 12.-
Seventeen-year-o Louisa s. Fletcher,
pretty little runaway Indianapolis
heiress and former Washington, ID.
c., student, who was found yesterday
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ANOTHER EDUCATIONAL
NUMBER NEXT SUNDAY

Owing to the heavy last
minute rush Of copy for the
Educational Section today, IL
was necessary 20 leave out sew
eral columns Of news and ad-
yertising. This matter will be
presented in The Times second
Educational Section, next Sun
day.
The Washington times., 1920-09-12
PREMIERS IN CONFERENCE.

AK LES BAINS, Sept l2.-Premier
OF France, arrived here to.
day and Immediately went into con-
ference with Premier Giolitti. Of Italy.
The Washington times., 1920-09-12

Millions who suffered with indigestion,
bIoatInE and gas In the stomach praise
MAYRs WONDERFUL REMEDY. one
dose will convince or money refunded, All
drug uggists,-Adv
The Washington times., 1920-09-12

s Wade G
Send word 10 mother and dad; yorryinE
will send money love you
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WEATHER.,

Partly eis~sy .@s not
quite 80 wars. toaiskt.
Nsnaay fsirg moderate
Aaa fresh southwest
wtses- T~mpersture az
> n n. ~.
The Washington times., 1920-09-12

The Kaiser, chopping with his
Ak, and thinking aloud, is quoted
as follows:
I'm this way the heads will fall
to the right and 10 the left when
7 return TO Germany"
The Kaiser, II correctly quoted,
which probably he In not meant
that whr0 hs nstsuned he would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Battle
simply hate all celebri-
ties and have adopted
this attitude as a sort
Of class conscious pose.
It all dates back to the
time some celeb or other
forgot to keep an sp-
pointment with Mrs.
Battle. In fact, both.
Mrs. Battle and hus-
band Fred will 60 out
Of their way to 60 to
places where they may
have the pleasure Of
saying mo, thank you"
to would-be introducers
which is just what
they have done here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-04

The farthesof table
Of humanity
mater)
may
Of
and the bald i to view - = e 49, " va"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-04

Mr.. Doolittle, drama expert, telling the
diners all the things that are at present
the matter with the drama. According
to Mr.. D., the fault lies not so much
with the individual as with the CON-
munity-in fact, it is the community as
a aVhole and the drama as a unit, etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-04

my dear! You don't mean to say that is! Oh, l
an so disapponted-why, he's looking" Mrs.
Clapper is always being disllusioned about some one
or something. There was the Prince Of Waes-every
one said he had perfectly devastating smie-and he
didn't smile at all when he looked her way!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
REVIVAL SERVICES BEGIN
At FIRST N { CHURCH
Large Audience Greeted Rev
callan Sunday Night In First
Meeting, Noted Singer
Here

A eoodly size aadience gfeeied Res
J A Callan. last eyenlns, IN his open
lng service of ihe series Of revival
meetingu he will conduct through the
coming weeks assisted ty a q WI
man, woll known eyaneellsiic sir eF
Rev caiIan has won plece IN the
hearts OF Guthrie people and bis eio
qnent and effective appealing draws
all people Perhaps. lt may hc said.
because OF the eharmins droll lrish
wit that ever and aaoa orops fro n
his lips bis audience seems unusu-
ally appreeialiye,
AR wisman comes got - an entire
stranger Ia our midst. hAvlne ~ The
pasi been associated with First
church ana also. at that time with
the Methodist unisersity H.s ability
as singer and organize has obtain
ed for him an exalted place in the
evangelistic world Tonisht Rev
callan will speak on the sahieel The
stone that stopped the blessing , The
public most cordially invited 70 hear
him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
WITNESSES FOR ADAMS
MILL NOT TESTIFY
When Alienation Damage Case Is
Called Adams Moves To
Dismiss; Will File New
Case

NAea the case ol II NJ Adams
against sean Wallace. was called for
trial in district court. Monday morn
ing. Il was dismissed hs the court.
Attorneys FOR Adams said that ma
tesial witnesses we're not present. and
moved TO dismiss the eass ~ilhcu,
prejudice. Adams says he will asain
file the case. and will seek trial NJ
the next term OF court. lie asks
SIS 600 IN damases for allsge allen
alton ~ his wife's affections BY Wal
lace. According 10 his attorneys. the
llsigasion possesses some sensational
angles.
Mrs cordell and w o Gordon, a
detective. are ALLEGED by Adams 10 he
material witnesses. and according
him they refused 10 enter appearance
or TO give testimony.
According go the shefds ofnce.
Mrs Adams broke a stool and win
dow over mans head last night
She alleges the man was her husband.
and that he was trying TO open a door
Ia her home on the West Side with .
skeleton key Hearing the noise, she
flung the stool through the door The
man deoamped hastily.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
PUT IN COAL SUPPLY
NOW SAYS SCHOOL HEAD
State superintendent R II Wilson
Is Urging School Boards To
Be Prepared For
Shortage

State Superintendent Wilson ~ urg-
lng county superlntendcnts and school
hoards generally throughout the state
10 prepare now for next years sun
ply OF fuel. The following letter was
received today by Mrs. Cora Farre!'
county superintendent:
permit me 10 call your attention o
matter which deem very important
a this time. You will probably sec
most OF your school board members
between now and the annual m 'eiir-
and win have personal talks VITA
them. To those you do not see yon
should write concerning their layins
In the ir fuel supply during the sum
mer. Last year We had very great
coal shortage. and In many places
there was great suffering. We are
not looking for anything OF that kind
20 happen again. but since tho school
boards must buy the coal. Il seems TO
me that they had just as well buy y
early and have Il on hand before
the congestion which naturally comes
in the fall Of the year. Every school
that uses coal should have a small coal
honse and hry the coal In the summer
soon after the annual meeting"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
Short Cuts To
Home NewS

Indae Swank has diamlssed the
jury until next Monday morning. A
number " divorce cases and clyil suits
viii be- tried hts week
Three rdmond boys took three
Guthrie girls out Joy riding Saturday
night They drove sonihward and evil
IDENTITY had an argument for late Sat
ufday night the girls arrived In thc
CITY. having hoofed Il from few
mnsa north of Edmond The bows
made them set out Of the car and
waik according 10 one Of the eirls who
told her story 60 ihe sheriff The
sheriff IA looking for the boys. u -
said an attempt was made by ihe boys
TO attack the girls.
business ~ picking up IN the mar
riagc bureau department OF the court
clerks office. There were four COUP
les IN the ofilce al 0ne lime saiar-
day evening Sunday VAS not a day
Of rest for the court clerk, for Mfs
Neal issued one license yesterdaT
Here II the list since Saturday
sneed Sweat. o. Guthrie, and Amelia
Shallenburg. Oklahoma City: Bill J
Williams. % and Evelyn June neIford
p. oklahoma city Ira Eliza Iiensley
81. spokane. Washington aud Jene.
We've Barnthouse. 70 Guthrie; G. l.
Nandnrbnnrk. 2S. Hartford. Conn. and
Grace sline 2i Chckasha; Erwin v
20 and Erma shumaker. -. both OF
Oklahoma Cliy' nyrme burroughs. -
Chicago. and Hazel June. - South
Bend. Ind. Clifton Hart. 2G, and 10.
llta Monroe. rs. oklahoma City; Eli
iah Thomfeo e. and PafIlcc Rork
2f. both OF Guthrie Frank Pierce Fon.
WHO. ge, and Myrtle Cox. y both Of
Wichita
Emore Mckinley ls here from
'Tuxas IIc Gays m" oil game u being
played stronger now than ever since
ihc price Of Oh has been Increased.
Gilmore has hoen pulling OF some biz
deals OF late ana Is getting rich. lie
vii be here for several days on buai-
rsss. II am siill firm In my belief
that Oh vii be found IN LOGAN count,
he said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
.arken, You
Thirsty! Vanilla
Jag Is Here

rio. all We moarners at the bier Of
John Rsfleycorn. Lay away your
ssekeioih and ashes. don your most
frivolous garments and take heart.
For. behold. the vanilla Jas.
Il Is here and Il il potent form-
er devosees of Old Scotch who re-
garded a hottie OF vanilla flayorlas
extract as something for the wife 10
fuss with In her Kitchen. now hail
the juice ef the vanilla bean with
JOY
For they have discovered In Il =
distilled product with a kick. said
Kick being derived from the 30 per
cent alcohol Which manufacturers
declare Il necessary 10 preserve the
Ntr.ct.
SO shun not the wife and her ar.
ray OF bottles and things In the
Kitchen cabinet. Tor IN her keeping
there repose the making OF a
goodly jag
The big increase in the demand
for vanilla fievoring extracts IN
Guthrie the past few weeks indicates
that the soft spoken. I'm take va
nilla. please" no longer suggests
the deyoiee of the tame and harm
less soda fountain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
SECRET BRIDE OR CHARLEY
CHAPLIN, IN DIVORCE COURT
Girl Wife Says That Noted
Comedian Was Cruel To Her
and Deserted Her; Wants
Divorce

Los Angeles. Callf. March e.. Nil
drcd Harris Chaplin. yonthlal secret
irlde Of Charlie Chaplin. has found
marriage with her film comedian hns
hand failure. Mrs. Chaplin today
admitted she will file anl, tor divorce.
And With her confession made Al
her home No Ga south Osferd street
that Chaplin and she had separated
aeycrsl months Ago came 4 story ~
hearsaehea alleged crueiiies. NEGLECT
and charges OF persecution. II Il on
ono of these grounds that Mrs Chap
TN VIII seek her freedom
without eauee and 40 frequently
that lt has made iiie unbsafahle. Mrs
Chaplin asserts her husband has left
her alone and neglected. while she
waited Tor him IN vain az her homs
finally desefiins her altogether and
making his residence at the Los An
gelea Athletic cluh,
Several times aince, she declares.
he has appeared 81 her Osfofd street
home With declarations that unless
sLe accept $4,000 aud file suit for a.
vorce In Nevada on nominal aroundn
he would institute divorce action
AGAINST her After these threats. she
lsAld. detectives followed her constant
u from home to studio. from studio
10 the house Of friends. maklng IN.
quirIea and making He unpleasant
Pleas. she declared. were Ia valr
Finally. unable to stand - strain Of
persistent worry and the pity Of her
friends. Mrs. Chaplin aassrtr she
placed her case In tho hands % an
, attorney The plans OF the divorce
action followed
When informed that her plans had
become kno~n. Mrs Chaplin. showing
ihs effects of The -faln of trying 20
keep her martial troubles a secret.
broke down and wept She declared
che had hesliated al divorce because
Of the publicity certain 10 follow. and
because OF dislike Of iakluK the
stand and exposing 20 the gase ~ The
world her family fecreis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
WITH M[WBERRY OUT COP
WOULD LOSE SENATE
Control Said To Hinge on the
Fate of Case Which Now
Goes To Higher
Court

Detroit, Mich. March 22.-Alihoueh
nc action Is expected by the senate
looking TO the unseaiing OF Truman ".
Newberry OF Michigan. pending the
fiaal decision In the case by the su-
preme court OF the United states, the
caee is franght with so many possIbil-
itles as 10 arouse widespread specu-
lation in POLITICAL circles.
The case. as II stands befo,, the
senate committee on privileges and
elections. Il one OF a contest for the
seat from Michigan between Mr. New
berry and Henry Ford. This one eeat,
II IL declared here. means the politi-
cal control of the senate. Counting
Nj. Newherry. there are forty-nlne
republicans and fortv-seven demo-
Gratis The seating Of AIR, Ford would
make a tie aud the vice. presidents vote
would give committee chairnanships
to The democrats.
Mr.. Newberry's decision not 10 re-
sign from the senate pending final ac-
ton on the case arouses interes, as 20
his reception In the senate when he
returns 10 Washington The rules OF
senatorial courtesy however. are so
well established as 10 lead in the be-
lief there viii be every consideration
for him until the highest court acts
The special sub committee. which
has been handling the Newberry Ford
ease will meet next week 30 consider
its course OF action. Conferences
probably will he held with ATTORNEYS
for Mr. Newberry and Mr. Ford The
conviction OF Mr.. Newberry even by
The highest court. would not automat-
ically disoualify him from the senate.
o. the bodies of congress are sole
iudses Of their respective member
ships.
u was said in several quarters that
Il Mr.. Newberrv should resign in an
ticipation OF unfavorable action by the
senate either Congressman Patrick II.
Kelley. Of Lansing. or former Senator
William Alden Smith OF Grand Rapids.
both republicans. would be appointed
by Governor Albert r. Sleeper.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
MURDER AND ARSON ::
PART Of REQ PLANS
nl>ntE l>st nllEtTIO< MAS
t\tiMtD; ct<ERAL NOW
ui.\I ~ TAXI OWN
GOVERNMENT MAS
SET tOu MONTH
~ ItlN l9i7

re~bssers. ARA. March sf--Nsssty
a asarsse million msr IN sss,sss pssss
% the unted ssstss we're hs~sss ts
assher IN . conspiracy IN July. is,S. 20
oseT,hre~ the ao.efnmset and %
away ~1,h the private ewrsrsnsp, o.
property hy fercsbls rssrs. including
muraer Frank 4 curlsy. ef seurelI
sor trs defense. declared here ssdsy
la q formal ssassms~t IN epss seurs
avrlnV sns trial es Harry wsesssr.
ulshes hardware asslsr. thsrasa 9th
kidnapping ~ eear<ssisa with srs e,s.
bee asposssslens os i.iy ". is'r.
Mr cur,sy Promised that sns Dc.
Tense would otter evidences 10 sns~
that thls conspiracy included sns
Warren Copper MINING district. le
which nlsbse 10 situated. ard that the
dspossstlons. under tns lsaSsrshlp ~
Marry c wheeler. a. tnas time sheriW
of coehlse eounsy. we're dictated ~
prudsnes. IN an effort 10 ssss sns
lives ana ,ns property 81 srs pscpIs
% u.sbss.
NJ curlsy asserted thas ,hs ssss~ss
would prove ,rss ers ~ the psrpssss
os the conspiracy wee 10 aimi"isn me
production of eoppsr. iv~'bsf sed sss<
supplies. and snsfssy srssrsvs wss~
the Production of mursuers. ssips.
suppll-s. ard equipment rsessssry ssv
ma military ard naval fersss ss me
United states
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
<Es,BlI,Ry BLANES
WILSON t<D FORD

Grand Rapids. Mich March ~
Paul King. campaign manager for
Senator Truman II NewQerry In 1918,
and one OF the II men convicted Sat
urday on charges Of eriminally con
spring 10 violate the federal corrupt
practices act, issued statement
eharac,erlzlng the outcome OF the
notable trial just concluded. as an
Indication OF the power OF the admin
lstration. with ali the agencies of the
government at as command IL was
Wilson's power and ford's wealth
he says. Attorney Liitieton Is p
fecting an appeal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
"HOLY NAME NUMBERS
ONE MILLION MEMBERS
Society To Be Established AL
St Mary's Here, Father
Augustin Preaching 40
Hours Devotion

The Rev Father Augusiin @. >. H..
is preaching the 40 hours devotion AZ
st. Marys church on Fast Warner
This evening the sermon will be on
"The Christian Mother
After beuediction this evening the
Holy Name society viii be established
for the men. The Holy Name society
counts over one million men IN the
United States today ils purpose y
10 promote the revere Tor Gods name
and 70 stop public cursing.
Tomorrow morning he masses VIII
be at Csc and at s. and solemn high
mass at O'Clock. The devolions will
close Tuesday evening wiki solemn
bencdietion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
FIGHTING ON NOW

Berlin. March 2s-Fighilng was in
progress all day between organized
hands OF armed Reds and relchswehr
government military policel around
Moablt penitentiary.
Machine guns and ninenwerfers
were used by both sides aud the roll
ing volleys could be heard in this city
tMoabit prison is on the outskirts
OF Berlin and number OF political
prisoners are confined there)
The special train which was OBJ
tanned TO take the Americans from
Rerlln was una le 70 proceed by way
of Cologne because OF fighting be-
tween the Spartacists and government
troops along the railway line In the
Ruhr district.
Arrangements were finally made
for the train TO travel over the
Madgeburg- -Glicssen line.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
Bold N. Y. Robber
Also QUALITIES
as Verse Writer

ss~ sers. Marsh "a feaees
bols ~lsh rnsmseo tails sesspsls nsx
victim ssos 70 fork. ~nsis ass ne
presses q n.s head Hi~tlas ssessis
ns'il be DEAD. u sastsnts - ssssn i
fil ne robbers peeksW frem srs
siil
vhs eohss arc leosinu feF iris
rnywsssr. ~Ae gathered 90 sFar
the slll ~ me sso~sFs nassry
company saFiy yesterday aftsF reid
lna up Peter Nurtr. an sWeisys. -
the polst of . business .liss sss.
whlss svtrr tried 70 nsssuss ~s'h
hls hands tne distance 10 the cell.
no the visitor. keeping hl~, covered
with the Gun, held ~ ere hand
opened tes cash register ~ssa shs
other. poekstlnu ne ieei sna rssas
hls escape,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
Oens Confession of Fo 7nkless Thinkers; Anwe to Girls
/. - .

women: IN prohibition; In the conser-
walton OF our natural resources. g.
peciaily Of human life; In a sfrenn-
Gus effort TO reduce the high coat OF
living by coufinIng Interstate monopo-
lies 20 reasonable profits on tnrn-
over: by penalizlng profiiserina: BY
l3wersng interest rates. By the direct
stimulation Of production and distri-
button. by the repeal OF the excess
profits tar which falls upon the con
sumer and impedes business. and b.
payment Of the war debt over long
period OF years.
Il believe IN economy and efficiency
Of government, the establishment OF
budget system and q campsisn
against waste and extr4vsgance.
believe In protecting The American
citizen At home and abroad"