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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-17
-FOUR KILLED, MANY
INJURED IN EAST
CHICAGO EXPLOSION
OIL REFINERY STILL BLOWS Up
SHOWERlNG FIRE OVER WORK
MEN, WHO WERE TRAPPED IN
BUILDING BT FLAMES.

Chicago, Jan. i1.-Four men wer,
instantly killed nine SO badly iujure5
their deaths are expected momen
sari'y ami scores OF ether person
We're burned by namine crude oil
when mammoth still! at the Sinclai.
! OIL Company's refining plant In East
. Chicago exploded late yesterday afte,
! noon.
The cause of the accident has not
been determined, Authorities at Ham
nond East Chicago and officials ol
the oil company started an investiga-
ton Immediately after the injured
were lus he'd to hospitals.
Unable to Check Missing
The accident occurred as the shifts
were changing, and consequently Of.
tlcias of The company have So far
been unable TO check the missing.
The -four killed were working
around the still a huge tank where
DypfoduCt~ were Withdrawn from The
crude oil brought to East Chicago In
the Sinclair pipe line from Oklahoma
The nine employees most SERIOUSLY
burned were working a short dstancs
away from the still where the eXplo-
sion occurred The burning oil Wa4|
thrown over them and their faces
hands and bodies We're badly scared.
Other Employees Burned.
Many other employees Of the PLAN,
OF which there is said to be approx
lnateiy 1000 We're covered with IA
burning oil and 50 badly injured tina
medical and surgical treatment WA
necessary, Physicians from Ham /
lnond and East Chicago and Whiting
were rushed to the scene and helped .
n the care Of the injured
The nine persons most seriously in
'ured, atter first aid dressings were
applied. were rushed TO st Michael
1osrital III Hammond.
The Sinclair Oil Company plant IL
EAST Chicago nas been under CON
itruc,ion for several months and
when completed, it is said. will be one
# the largest in the country,
Two bodies later were identified at
1uberts undertaking establishment,
ate IN tAe evening as those ot Hugh /
iioson Of Chicago and Andrew Bod
ley Of Whiting.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-17

Alvin Doty, Of near Sandy Ford. on
sunday The Doty family and their
aunt and uncle motored to Verona
10 VISIT another niece, Mrs. Cora Bor,
ris and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Pegrim and
daughters, Myrtle and Esther. were
dinner guests Tuesday evening at the
t. B. Williams home.
Mrs. Charles Woodward OF Wis.
consln. who has been visiting La Sale
relatives since before the HOLIDAYS, IL
no" guest at the home of her nus.
band's father VIM. c. Woodward. on
Sylvan ave.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-17


Mrs. Julia Hester has gone to
Chicago where he viii stay tor AN
indefinite time.
Mr., II Iightoor ami som Frank
were recent guesls ut the jap Smell
nom. In Door par,
NJ, uaoard,u v.ho .a,.,.. nv, h,ild
inv 'n.haro Jax S,,itt 1,,au.f. - ra
rave. ba, notjded NJ, Smifb to VA
c~fs NV uarch ~ ,r r,i', mar hn
may mn IN Lis stoa y. ~ Tarm LIN imnia.
mont for the s,asnn
A.. -, na,.,,.,' ......,.. .....
W., ~. - h"'o" IA o. .'..,"' We
4 VICE. ecu, en' su29a al 'he JACKSON nome
F,r.' ''e'
/ N1s. t.ien iohder "4. rr'.M .'N
oe'ock dlhnef guest at the II. N. H'a-
1ier heme,
Miss Virginia Peck is able to re.
sumo her stadles after oeins aohfthed
- htF nome o} an attack ot tohst
Istl&.
mon 7'1Ftse S9hd@{ me ala1 ~
cue ifeaoN terrain cniFeH, htf' D. =.
frame pastor, OF the VI T. c}areh,
VIII oii1elat'. rms Is Juol'ee serN-
zee,
ne MISSION study class 10 nave
met Nlth STANLEY t{aAeF on FFldaS'
ha7 oePu poStpoh'a Tor oa& week o"-
~ 90 re lafe"ei1 feSePl'a" III we
~ 'G' 80" '.@l .|tda "a 1'1' ''~'t-+
't' u -. N,liittn htoWA = te'
Po' '%" va 'te Sl0N u.s. ~ tH!s "tllHs'
~ 9'" - ,''g regret oi heF ii+e"o9'
t1eo''''" e'N' "Ho '""'.l Ne"i "
II, ''4ot ope."li'lt loEelnrI WIN fe'l'of,
AZ ~ nc '"i'A"S ~ hND"ih "oSP't"''
,""'' - '',1' e,lnE nicely
Mrs ''1a W. foRIe mas returned
i'"l,' SeNt'"4 ual9 VISIT VIA ne,
II'o'"e'' "fS' N"tIe'4Ae fSlo""S' u
W" a." r, M, ,..,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-17
faint ENOUGHT.

This year, the Emporia Gazette an
aounces, it is accepting the advertis,
ing Of candidates oil all parties
acre Is only one faint about the
money Of candIdate,' says the Ga.
zelte. 1T faint enough
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-17
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SUNDAY IN GETAWAYS
MANY CHUEChtS
~+I'. SO ~-v~.rYT4*s ...s.s+4


81 p,sr,.,.. ,..,.,,.,t. -t....h ~.
satt.I- I,cIn, na.,,r '. 80, W" .,., ''e
AMI b'sh n,.'s. ~ M "a, -, ~, - ''' .
:, lta"r's t.',.1,, 49, rrs H.,
.,casjlal, N,llp,. ,.sfnr 1t,..as ~
and ~ Fir.f n,,.. s,..,,.,,, ~. earn. !,
and the last In Fual;.b
81 rnInmha,s ,',i1.,li, pb,oo,
Dean Quinn 'Dastnr Lov MASSES ~ !.
ana 10 ara hiab masa .t tu.an s1,n.
aaF +e..et.l a4f+1T NM
Swedish Nh, C,-.sea rt.nrts strac-
North ottawa. SUNDAY .rhon, M -
0'cloca p}acbipo So. II, IA
m. b4 EaF earl M. Nina, o.
tro1te "a san : rarcfscn al n. nast,,
Of the rr..t NJ f. Cr,r,b
/ Trnifv Norveelen ..uft,.r.,n C,uren
! Rev \ @ 1Iort..0t nasror N1ua,1.
.choal al "a. D,v'ne yar.bin al
los. a !, Saa1at .nItaaf - y i,
N. special Luther Iea.9a service gf
80 u N
EpWoWa II L. .WgreA lSsuth Sil,ry
Rev. II. + LAWYER pastor. Sunday
schou, at $50 a, m l.. e. Brlud, stlyt
SER lee 1T $50,
Matt t0n : rect Evangelical Church
II. T. Ebert pastor sunday school al
" 10 i. III Preaching service at lo.3Q
a. n. Ne evening service. Dung
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-17

WIN the present price of eggs it
might be suggested that th2 raCkle of
the hen viii soon be heard above the
SCI cam Of the eagle.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-17

In paper from down state we no.
tice where a man drank some "home
brew" and then called out the fire de-
partment. In most cases they call
out the ambulance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
NEW CHURCH OPENED
Bnptists Unite In Formal Exercises
for NogaIcs Aycpuc Church
J.dlficc.

Sogalrs Avenue Baptist church
will have it's formal opening sunday.
exercises beginning at . a. m and
continuing until 4 y. m. Including
dinner at the church. Othcr BAPTIST
churches In the city will join IN the
program, Although the new church
building ia ifs unfinished form has
been IN use for several months, II is
Just now ready Tor formal exercises
and this is confidently expected TO
be the biggest day the Baptists OF
Tulsa have ever had. The program
is az follows.
. "a. m Bible school; 1913 dcvo-
Uoual. 1880. "A Good Church
Member" Dr. W. o. Anderson Of
First Baptist church, ll;l5. "Or-
ganizcd Christian Service Dr r. NJ.
Mcconnell Of oklahoma CITY Dinner
at ~ for everybody at the church.
/ 40, musical service. y. M sym
postum by former pastors: G. u.
Cannady, now city mit\' \'onary; G. NJ
Brewer OF Broken Arrow, w. r.
scott. district missionary . .ib,
"Tho Home" Rev. T.. II owen Of
west Tulsa church. ., The Bap-
tlst Opportunity Rev 6. f. Silcr
OF Immanuel church; baptism at 3 10.
3:30, Taking city Doctor Me
Councll, beginning at 4 o'clock,
viewing tho building,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
AWARD COMMON
LAW WIFE LAND
Linda Bible Wins Suit in
Which Title to Rich
Oil Land Involved.

Judgment awarding Linda Bible,
common law wife Of Lewis Bible,
Jr.. deceased, title 90 $50 acres OF
valuable oil land near Bixby, was
made in district court yesterday by
Judge owen owen in the suit Of
Mulsie Chalckcc. mother OF Biblc,
against the sons estate
Tho suit was originally brought
by the mother to determine title 10
the property, but Linda Bible, as in
tcrpleadcr, entered the case and
proved to tho satisfaction Of the
court that as common law wifo OF
Bible ana the mother Of his child
she is entitled to the allotment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
SAY uE cor MONEY By FRAUD
Defendant Says Not Guilty Of Taking
Money Through INSTRUMENTATION.

t0OrEr UIIdCrbrdnd HIcu8od "
obtaining sl5 from he Parker
Washington Construction company
by means ~ false pretonse. entered
u plea Of not gully at his arraign-
mont yesterday before Justice II j.
Gray ana was held undor bond uf
$500 Tor preliminary hearing May II.
Officers NJ the construction com
panv alloge llildcrbraud represented
10 them that ne had paid j g.
Denny 81 West Tulsa tho sum of So
for labor but that as matter OF fact.
he had not done 30 ana committed
a criminal act when he received SIS
from the construction company
under the pretoxt NJ paying Denny
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
Negro Sells "ChOc" Beer
to Federal agents Who
Pose as Patrons in Auto

We'll ! declare" were the only
intellgible words uttered Friday
morning by Coweo Pea. negro
arrested near Garnett by r. r..
Brcnts, federal enforcement Of
ficer, after the latter had pur-
chased a pint OF "choc' beer.
Pea plead guilty 90 tho charge of
possession OF liquor at his ar
yesterday before G. l.,
Yancy, United states commission
cr, and was held under bond Of
$3.50 for action by the federal
court
Brents and brother officer.
driving past tho ncEros home,
stopped their car ana asked Pea
II he had any beer. sure WAS
the response. "How much do you
want" 'Ilalf u dollarR worth
viii do" Bronts said ana the negro
produced The liquor. adding the
Information that he hud u barrel
of the beer In the ho< At this
point Rrents notified f"a that ho
was selling liquor TO federal
officer and the negro lost his
power OF speech
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
TO PREACH HERE
IN OVERALL GARB
Economy in Religion" Is
to Be Rev. BrannOn's
Subject Sunday.
DARED BY LAB0RERS
Wants Working Men to At
tend Church; Draw Plans
for 100000 Building.

Clad in Khaki overalls, RcV 1. L.
Brannon, pastor OF the circuit Nom
urial church, viii preach on 'Ihe
Economy of Religion at the church
service on sunday evening, May y.
MIR. Brannon will show In his ser
mon that religion is not only treo
nut that u Is the most ccOnomlcdl
mode OF living and that 1t teaches
cconomy and temperance In every
phase OF life,
The reason given by Mr. Brannon
for donninR overalls was that soF
cral working men In his district, VINO
were lax In church attendance, shld
that they would come to the churcn
services IL he would wear oycralls
in tho pulpit. MIR. Brannou did not
state whether he intended 10 con
tinue the practice after next sunday.
Az Mr. Brannon already has I'm his
possession a suit consisting OF Khaki
overalls and coat, he will not violate
any law OF economy by purchasing
new oVeralls
Plans for n new 100000 church
home for the congregation or tho
circuit Memorial congregation viii
he made next week. MIR Braunon
said yesterday. The lot purchased
recently for the new church IL locat.
cd at 18th and Quaker, n block from
INC present cnuICh, ana mas "a front
age OF 100 feet. II IL planned 10
incorporate community service feat
ures In the church. linsidcs the
main auditorium and sunday school
rooms, there viii probably he n gym
nasium, swimming pool, social han,
club rooms for the boy scouts camp
fire girls and other organized groups
of young people. room for the wom-
ems meetings and u kitchen. The
building will be OF either brick or
stone.
Members of the building commit
toe are: w. II, Siders, chairman;
X. W. Keith, secretary; Herbert Pes
tor, treasurer; and Jim Lang Glfta
made for tho now church on Easter
Sunday were five donations of 81
600 and three OF $500 by church
members Two contributions Of
$1,000 each have also been made
recently. for the church building.
Mr.. Brannon, who IL director OF
the financial campaign Of the in
tcrchurch world movement in tho
Tulsa district. returned yesterday
from a trip to various points In the
seven counties under his jurisdiction.
He stated that tho campaign was
proceeding well and that 1t would
close this week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

FOUND WHISKY BUT NO Still,
Rogers County Officials Fail To
Get Liquor ParaphcruaIta

Charles Jones and W. a. Haff-
ncr. charged with possession of
liquor after a raid made by Rogers
county officers on n farm house
near Csremore yesterday morning,
In which one gallon of corn whisky
and 100 gallons OF mash were found.
will be arraigned today before C.. l..
Yancey. United States commits
sioncr.
While the officers wero certain
the defendants are In possession Of
a still, no trace of one could be
found and a possession charge was
placed against them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
Banker Returns.

Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Hartman, who
have been attending the meeting OF
the executive council OF the Ameri-
can aBnkers association at Pinehurst,
n. c., are expected home tomorrow,
Mr., Hartman Is vice president of
the Producers State bank.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

on the charge Of murder In connec-
ton with the shooting Of Fred Rags
dale north Of the city was filed In
district court yesterday by the Coun-
ty attorney McCrady failed 10 ap-
pear for trial In district court when
his case was called last month fred
+. Fink and W. w. Fox are surcties
on the bond ordered forfeited by the
.44ttVf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
Remnants

silks in an tho season
able Wcdycs, textures,
patterns and colorings
short lengths loft
from a heavy selling Of
silks. so that these
pieces represent tho
more popular silks.
Second Iioor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

Suit to collect $4,000 criminal
appearance bond made by Mack Nc
Grady I'm February Of 1919 for trial
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
2 Groups of Children S
Pretty Hats
Special at 1893

4 collection Of dainty straw hats for
smaller girls In quaint poke effects
with ribbon strCamers that are SO
popular now, shown in black and
spring colors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

\ collection OF girlish styles Of lisere
in broad brimmed sailors and me-
dunn sized pokes banded with gross
grain ribbons. Comfortable head
sizes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
NANer ~eSSc-AE1 wns-ET8Es
CT erEA- m1TA1 m1r

ir.a1i1 1ren f'hct
Pm 1r-~ ngans rr1nf1 rspo-s nt
wounded .lF ss ssss a. sussa1a
ue ssha ware v1ht mahs M~s
Nerxaiss z.s 1atbelA = Mor
S-eH. Lawrence Mass
sKruas + Nler Ev1 a. C.an.a11s
aE1 z15~ rapryaa klal il At.aan.
MlF FL 1s g-as W. aeue-s lsss,
s1ls LlsA sGnv rswr1s Nris TX
X -.huarum Sas zl-~4a1 s-aa1
SsoakIg1 ca
3aos-r c. rzassvslH, PVT. ,s1sa-e ed
AIMED il ae-1tn v.lt 3 -onpllF pm
1lt d. o1har v~ses news malns l.ss
se na." Address Mrs -ha,5As Gs.,ss
wr-iar, zirA. M4rl
Ar.lur < 1.4rsan E X eaan
FH1r. 4Itt z1.- s'4pusaa nlssas IL
An1ar C'cstsaa- d 1913 re4mas.l RID.
ed sanf 1nta. Il 5sruArT ss-s re-
s''r-al rss-U-'naa Il l.iF rasimer1 Dd
-aai ca-is Aa1s- ADDRESS sushae Ar
LIE, l4ars5I, NJ M1nswnuEn1a n a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

NeAsas;sf-Esunaraas II frane
H'uee1traiad n MaA1aser h 1uen
ne svausF SIKH ANNA eu1 arfian b
AA lhlnhsHa Sraie F'iramers Asss
a1an vtAsh wl We tala na-e S4w
an per - snt .k Casr'rs Glna
N ftaesasha. VIII Trhs d. L. Ea
'soaf sA4e, Il tbe Ne1lsssa- fire a.
na-rniHrs WIS., oeFa- me waloons-
Atarass "a -nH aeleraias MARI Eass
le' t7rner president II shs orsa- iaa
r1r VII respond il heha7s Il ihH rss
hrs sfrsrA urhe- 5-auauerr ~
VII address, ghs frs gAaalas OF
GERS far the snsu ing raar win bs alss
Ha an 'hs std-d cay os aha raursnrn-
Tte ranalaTe VIII na1ns sa rsas
WITH barbecue and sn1sssr gwen n
ths ta'aaanneus eammitsas ri NJ
AiaF'sr tbs is " ss fellswts ~ q
grant aan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
CE-s -1NcScE WIFE
BELIEVED @8sssn1 saNELt

I,aurss Segst E.Aranse his VT
had rsATious 1rwFlan To kiss..a
21vla Hamlzis waF awarded 1rs
ltlii1hsF aerrs'e q divorce II gnar.
Fsuflerf caUr-t
HArlris tnld ahs uuu-- tfst as.
wife considered kissing "ssrfua anf
wb@r ne DISAGREED VII hey rtlar
1rus scru7lisF she announced thar
had MT s.aliered couax npn~r-,
Tpu xarlc never hare -ua-~lef
EuH"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
MOVIES MAKE KIDS e.ASEe
CstNciie 7tacher Ass Srorts Lanc-
for5s Fer poo- rcus~n

NAShsnEson. sew ~ Mns8or
raFv-s 1n1 landlords were denonn ?
locsy as c1nSr s1rrg causes fer So
Te1lle deAnquercy ty me Rev g.
Manure of = Nlaser college. lliiaC F
sQaklzg 14tore tie maternal al
esevae ~ cS7hoiac charities
The rirt ares We saad t24gh- efis-
rsn 10 se Enaalr sopA issacxfed. vhi'A
rie landlords tolerated poor h7asirS
facilities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

The second s7aa crop mar Nas1a
gee v nes ihf growers se5taA. Tia
rA sr arongts % saef De1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

HA~H saawklns TN3sz xouth ~ Us
s ~ ga ae Irsea &c s1ek-up d
~srargs The sirhnctr objected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

Tne aao1 al oRlGAorra cssy ss re
reelsns nn the ssench safs is sme4
nc "a Aiet naHren
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

serooasr E-g" 81 -sEs Fasrs
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r2h15ez
ivy Esx1 Siszss1rk Caue1T e(is.r''
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Big ing zhev Rnf uns F1u VII .r-
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: teN fHz-1-F Aease- : -t zszs. ssr
= ~'Sscr,- -.z-~ W.a E-R F1rE Eun-
In 7Et-t sssBfz-z-sr ant f1r every Ez-
chz-EH EEHE Fzx and T'1ra~saa
-hsT c0st uukh urEss 1z-st run ~.
n Ss6srs o1thns - gD3d IN on
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

-OklahsusH Cirr-IncraaHe Ia rsls
1'ng1r.e rs1as II Oklahoma Czfr. T'ulsr
OEmAnee MUSK oges ant Ar6urr@
Was RFsea M tbs Suutt western a.
! sslHflhur.e cur1EnF ii aa1sVsI lt.s--
fIiat wsth zhE stsis corporation uou
z EKiun Hearing v-EF set ssr Ot~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

Anthrax = s4lI rze2Ag IN FSSiStsurs
coanss ant mAny cattle are dy1ng
St11e vsaer.nzrians @a6 hearth on
s-ais arr On ne groua1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

~ as-arus Tssv 1ssla lsas
unresi exists N OklAaoms CRY. ar
esve q akasha Fnad Culh-s
-awgon MrAlnstfr S9iznalset Pay
nus-a Ana Sanuipa according to NJ
sorts issueE ay ths stare dspa---ucr
as 11hw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

-'o~nrta ccw mn more a1.AH eig
1-lonra1 s.ree ra1vHY supevass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

listfaana county fair apene1 III
morning al No,-mKn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
Tsiiss cree. crs~,a.

1N ihlS I4-zf he crowd UkS arsx
IT n. bela IN check ar ihe Aas. 1v
shiher-ne policemen. Al the des-s-ar
]. TIE Morgan hanx vss . uniformed
nsrd a1sarent.y half a1aed. asut
sifAlAE q his g.oss ard hoidsns Aa<x
bose who soueh' ;o enter
The crowd Was strangely oasss
I'd over il seered "a hang sesl.ng
ave ard horror AT the commands
Il the police Il mared and fen bach
lsniGF On sAt stefs 0t fbe caa xns-
T'e2surT building spoz whsrs
-aa-s 2ca sssrrsak scenes caar~sfe1
E1ih the American rsvolnliar were
snacsed--siAsas stzsue az George
Washington i,aaRane 6nvn FROM gs
'eass4sl between ne massive r-anass
.saun1s scArred ny missiles srcu sAs
xgaosion. TIE outspeschea hands e
Re father d rs country seemed II
AIRY Silent command to he rslu
t~a4ssrce csrne IN rusN-
The1 caIs ne AmausAncss naas
trucks AZ dAusamosAas were srs-
sressed inso ssrTaoe vol4lsea~s.
eadlHr n5t aloa6ezazred hands 81
9otAine ssnderlv lifsea into iAa
asles ths bodies d. shs axsrs and sne
iaat The aeAe TAas remained GAY 81
sianal cnrTsvGnces were cha a5sr
adaen srom sight ~ covering 41ra
'~ar awnings O. ~ rohes froz sgrv-
IA mo'2r cars,
~ Was Suet 8 sesne ns hSs e
urns rs 3 pass as 1Hrane iAe var
hould ire arary succeed 10 fr -
ns on ihe financial dissrics ans q
deadly aerTs7 s.rrans
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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09
General PsIshlpg WIN lult
Amy Life N Near Future

~ tfHINcIoN. y. G, lnno .
General J. y pfI.hlnk will fIlfr
Ifn|l nrI|fc ecrflrr within . ilD
uonlHs Ne nnuoImcrd h|l Intention
June Ia letter 10 tSclolnI. OF
Mar Baker,
NE A. n n cnnnlHndtr der|ornl
hr lal| hf could elHe w hi| military
dn||ft without impairment ~ lhn
service and rlAu. be- free 10 cnaaHc
IN something more nriiyr No 1|d
not Indicate his future pcnt|IIes.
The fcnelals letter 70 snrfolaf,
Baker follows
Dear ar. Secretary llelcrflup
70 onr rrntcfsalIuu Of 3 few dal'
ako. wish 40 say that ID lins lonn
l'oeu my desire 70 return ~ civil
|lic. rhrpueauul ms military CAREER
have been much occupied. and iho
assignments thai have fallen 10 10Y
lOt during recent years have been
mnrr or |fsl important n non np
rfafs my duties arr nnI likely ~ b.
n character lIn| viii rcQnIrr
more than rofI|nn oI my ||mr
Under The circumstances. ! frrl fhnl
after the complnllon u ihr work
conlemplaled by he Army rcprRn1
lzalion act I could rcllnlulsh mili
lary duty without dclriuienl 10 tht
service and llins he free 10 engage
IN something more active
| Therefore unless situation
should develop in justify my re-
inalnlnR contemplate taking lhl
step Indicated within The ncxl few
months
SHOULD the Necessity arise ~ ,
lime of rrieis or otherwise, assure
| you NJ. Secretary. shall stand
ready 10 serve my country IN ~
future ~ ! have IN uRe past
With great respect nnd hlrl
ckiccn. remain. scry sincerely
/ John ,. pfllsHiNC.'
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09
Army Officers to Return
to Their Regular Rank

a numbcf OF officers N Fort bliss
and N pnso will be- Affected hy the
orders frnm Che War Department
returning 10 their regular rank Of.
ficera Of the regular Army who holl
emergency rank Such return IL Ia
become effective not later than
June 80. according 10 q notice 70 ih'
VI paso Army recruiting office,
This order will not affect former
noncommlssloned officers holdlnp
emersency rank. or men from civil
lan lie now holdlne iemporar, com
missions
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09

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