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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-02
INFLUENZA SEEMS
To BE NEARING END

New York. Feb. pr. Royal s.
Copeland. health commissioner today
talked 2.00G men into aa agreement
TO defer for As hours the threatened
strike Of engineers fremen and coal
pa-s&ers, which, had it taken effect to-
morrow morning would have greatly
uAEuihod the danger fro the "nu' cp-
i8tmic for the men arc employed in
heating plants Of big hotels, apart
ucnt houses and Office buildings. At
ID meeting with the commissioner the
men agreed to accept his mediation
To secure the wage increase and bet
ter working conditions demanded.
! cannot permit you to go on
strl&.,' Dr Copeland said. 1t would
bo tn" most wicked, uurdous thing
possible
Both influenza and pneumonia took
another drop in new cases reported
today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-02
ECG-LAyING CHtCkE>S
FOR COLLEGE TUITION


Washington. Feb. Young college
students are tax their chickens to
college with them because the latter
have advanced the money necessary
for their tuition.
This announcement was made today
by the department Of acriculture
after careful investigation.
he not alarmed gentle reader
These chickens have feathers. and are
laying eggs more priced than the
golden variety laid by the legendary
goose. As a result Of their efforts.
three young men OF Goshen. Conn, are
being sent through the Connecticut
Agricultural college. In an egg-layinr
contest for $1,000 prize, chickens be-
longing 20 the boys won for them
acho larships
Ihe three young men as result ara
Lktng their fiockR to college with
them, to provide pocket money during
thelr course
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-02
Petersburg

Especial to The Richmond virrinian ,
Petersburg. Feb. THE Near-F.ast
Relief campaign started TODAY i'm
Petersburg. and the quota has been
fixed at s23.040 OF the $4,000. 900
pledged by the state of virginia II
costs $50 10 feed one orphan for
one year. and this city is expected
to support 3S4 orphans I'm Armenia.
J. A. Baird, superintendent of the
Petersburg. Hopewell and City Point
railway company is distric. chair
man for Petersburg and Dinwiddie
county. Wallace y. Blanks. cashier
OF the American Bank and Trust cor,
pany. has been appointed treasurer
of the campaign
A full discussion OF the PROPOSED
annexation plan. recently formulated
by the chamber OF conmerce. win
take place within the next ten DAYS
In the four supurbs of Petersburg.
Any person or persons win be afford
ed an opportunity of acking questions
which will be answered by those
capable OF giving Intelligent An
swers, The law of annexation will
be explained at the meeting.
Petitions will be prepared and sus>-
mtted at the meetings for the sig-
natures OF those who desire to sfgn
them.
The Army club for white men. To-
Gated on Sycamore street closed tsx.
night. the War Camp Community Ser
vice having completed its work. Soma
OF tho leading business men OF this
city have expressed their desire of
having the Army club kept up. Theac
clubs will have TO be run as corn
munIiy organizations since the war
work has ended. a mass meeting or
citizens will be held IN the Army club
on Thursday night when what~y~r
action concerning the matter will rs
taken up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-02
CAN A POOR MAN ENTER
THE i. 5. SENATE

Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. -
When the Jury, which tomorrow viii
begin assimilation Of evidence ia the
ease of United States Senator Tru-
man II NewD"rry, and l&2 political
associates, finally renders its verdict
the decision VIII presumably bs, d.
ternined upon a simple basis OF tech
meal observance or disregard Of the
federal statute limiting campaign eN-
pcnditures
But To many of the people Of Mich
I9an the verdict will come RS an an
swcr to the question. "Can a. poor
man be lectod to the United States
scuatc%"
The successful prosecution Of thu.
cas-. depends upon the establishment
Of one main point:
That Mr.. Newberry was cogpizaut
Of the expenditure in the interest II
/ he law allows. Special Assistant AL
torney General Frank c. Daley IS
convinced that he can establish this as
a fact and thereby prove that Sens-
tor Newberry and his campaign allies
werN equally guilty Of conspiracy.
Fundamentally the case Of tho dc
Tense can be reduced 10 the same sim
plicity. All that will hc required to
be shown will be tha$ Mr. NeWberrv
was SO busy in his government scfv-
ice at the Brooklyn navy yard that
h" gave no attention to the progress
of his campaign" and knew ahso-
lutely nothins about the expenditure
OF n single doftur 1T his ,ci1uff i'
The answer 70 this basic question
ri fact wifi 'hc the answe5. rs the
larger problem - has "A poor man the
right to expect election as United
States senator from Michigan"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-02
PHILADELPHIA ELoPERS
APPEAR AT ASutyIIIE

Asheville, X. C.. Feh. Josephine
tFih) Widener. scventeen-year- old
daughter Of Joseph T. Widener. OF
Philadelphia. and Carter Il I.cldy with
whom she eloped from PhnadelphiA
and married in knoxvile SATURDAY..
arrived here last night 70 spend the
first part OF their honeymoon
The marriaee was performed by the
Rev, william Whitaker. y. H.. rector
Of 81 Johns Epiaenpal church pritA
two neigh bors OF the rector as wit
neSses. The marriage ljc"ns" was oh
tanned az the city Hail ia Knoxville
Just before noon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-02
SENDS
MESSAGE TO AMERICA

La france magazine win publish
IN it's issue appearing this week an
autographed message to Americans
from President Deschanet This mes
sage has just been received by courier
from Paris. The message reads.
The changing tides Of politics car
rot AFFECT that which has a great ideal
for its foundation.
Throughout the crisis during which
humanity's age-long strife for liberty
and justice was on the verge of col
lapse American democracy has re-
NAMED the champion OF the most no
bic cause. Together. we may now face
the future with confidence.
tSigned3 PAUL DESCHANEY."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-02
ANNA GOULD FAIRY
GODMOTHER TO FLYERS

Paris. Jan - tBy maiD Some " h al
shabby not too well fed and with very
lttle silver juggling in their pockets.
TIE young American flyers coruprts-
ing tho membership Of the koAciousku
squadron in Poland awoke on a cold
and unpronising winter morning ia
md themselves adopted by the Ouch
ess De Taiiyrand formerly Anna
Could. OF New York
Learning that the boys of tho
squadron were scantily paid and in
reed OF warm clothes and a change
from the meagre mess table. the
Duchess De Tallyrand constituted her
self the fairy godmother" of the
foiish- American aces and sent them
5000 francs tnormauy $1,000 with
which to supply their needs in the
Russian SHOWS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-02
SAYS BOI.SHFNISr ARMY
FINEST FIGHTING FORCI,

Paris, Feb. III have recently in
spcctod The Bolshcvist forces ON all
fronts under a safe conduct issued Il.
me by Lenine and Trotzky II tn
BolsheViki are really determined to
carry out their latest threat to invade
Poland and capture Warsaw there is
nothing to stop them.
Contrary 10 common opinion among
the allies who are grossly misinfrom.
ed, the army af soviet Russia is to-
day the finest hghtinE force in the
world--better, perhaps, in many TO
spccts than the former German in1-
pcrial cohorts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-02
DECLINE IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Feh. THE influenza
epidemic in Chicago seemed to he re-
CcdInE tonight both now cases and
deaths were considerably less in the
last "a hours ending at Z. NJ. than
the total reported Yesterday. Pneu-
monia Is also on the decline.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-02
POSTPONE MOTION TO
Ht,STaT SOCIALISTS

Albany. n Y, Feb. PLANS to
bring about th@ reseatng of the FIVE
suspended socialist assenblymen are
likely 10 be deferred until the prose-
cutiun rests it's case The intention to
launch the move at tomorrow nights
session of the assembly was abandon
ID when Il VAS found that n motion
10 rcseat would ho considered out Of
order while the case Is before the
Judiciary couarnittec.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-02
ROOSEVELT SAYS HE
FACED IMPEACHMENT

New York. Feb. 1.---F'rankltn n
Roosevelt assistant secretary Of the
navy. told an audience In the Brook
Ism academy of musict tonight that
hc had risked parchment in order
70 put the navy on fighting basis
before the United states entered the
world war He said there was no
constructive program and his sug-
gesuons To that end met with strong
opposition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-02
THE REVIEW OF THE RIALTo
by DIXIE HINES


New York. Jan. 3I.--In fear of a
recurrence of the 'hu'' epidemic
playgoers of the metropolis, together
with the visitor. are losing no oppor-
tunfty to witness the plays on the
boards and to give welcome to Others
which weekly come for their place in
the sun. Last week half dozen new
plays We're produced ana the recep-
ton accorded each ranged from mild
10 extreme cordially. Few of those
here show any signs Of departing
This week the most interesting CON
.tributon is a play of originality called
As You We're" with sam Bernard
and Irene Bardoni The French COM
pany at the Theatre Parisicn offers a
new bill. and with il comes the an
houncement that its season VIII ter
inmate early next month. II has been
a happy inspiration to those who like
good acting, and though the lines are
spoken in French English spca king
playGners find il easy to follow the
thread OF the story and their amusc-
ment and interest," is not less keen
than that Of the more fortunate play
Soer of French accomplishment
Grace George, a consummate ac-
treSs of light comedy roles. has 4
play al last that suits her personality.
and is so clever in dialogue and
amusing in scenes that it is not sur
prising she has won a substantial sue
cess. The Ruined Lady" Is a satir-
lcai title. 1t IS nothing like the i'm
plication. II tells of a charming
young woman who has been engaged
to the same man for eight or ten
years and who fears that she may
spend the rest OF her life in this very
unsatisfactory state Therefore. she
conceives the idca OF duplicating her
self In scandal with her reluctsu,
lover. and thcrs by brings matters 10
4 focus, This is accomplished in Il
highly amusing manner. and tho cur
tain deScends upon the lover finally
realizing that the ieast Il gentleman
could do under such circumstances Is
to save tho honor of tho lady BY we'd
lock. The company is led by John
MiItern and CarIotta Monterey.
There are a dozen members Of thu
cast most ct them satisfactory, bat
-,'S9 George is always entertaining and
pleasing ana IN The Ruined Lady
elr mas pctteT opportunities than has
;1Heh 20 her lot for many seasons.
RANGES Notd&tFom herself talented
a q. t Is the author or the play. and
II mas been produced by William \
hraay.
GUS Skinner, m actor Of whom the
american stag" Is Justly proud
brought me klse of Peter Earhan'
inns week. He now calls tt "pietro."
nut 1t might with rs much effect. he
caHed skinner because j r. the in.
HlViduai WORK OF Mr., Sl5ancr that
makes the play possible. It Is the
story cf an Italian who fears he has
committed the crime If murder
against ms wife ana lives fhpraa flor
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

to American social needs, and to send it over
with unprecedented speed to set style-standards
in the great cities of America.
Now, through the extension of the Crown
organization, the expansion of Crown facilities
for style-creation, and the perfecting of new
plan that permits the simultaneous presenta-
ton of Crown Partisan creations in commun-
tiles small and large throughout America, the
ideal of direct link in style between Paris,
France and "Paris Ky."-between the worlds
fashion-center and the small towns of America
becomes an actual reality with this Spring.
Hyou would know what Paris truly means
in style, if you wish to realize what Partisan
fashion" means individually to you, seek out the
advance Spring showing of Crown creations
at the one store privileged to present them
exclusively in your community!
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

This statue Of Napoleon
marks the Place Vendone,
where the studios Of many
of the renowned Partisan
couturiers are located. The
Rue de la Paix, the worlds
Greatest fashion street, be-
gins at this square.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
From Paris, France Paris, KY!

'OR the first time in the history of fashion
in America, this Spring will bring to hum
H. dreds of communities where Paris" has
been only magic word heretofore, and Partisan
style but something remotely pictured or the
possession of the wealthy alone, an opportunity
so far restricted to the metropolitan style-cen-
tiers Of America.
1t will mean the opportunity for well-dressed
women in every part and section of America,
to get, in their own town, authentic Partisan
fashions, dress creations designed in Paris it.
sel-at practically the same time as the original
styles first make their appearance in France!
This made possible by Grown,
the sole American organization maintaining de-
signing headquarters in Paris For years Crown,
because of it's location has been able to antici-
pate Partisan dress fashion, to adapt it instantly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-07
AUTOMOBILES ARE MORE
NUMEROUS IN STATE
State pcniiertars Plant Turning
Out License Tags BY the
Thousand No Scarcity
the Coming Year

There viii se Aei4 nsa Near
III che lssAan aaiomoblle lirenee
msv nasa 81 Rnsmaan toaa,
= The vhssssf hsA Uip Is McNlce-
ua rscaals aa fassse1 ao
dr. csttias aas q ho sfHesaiar,
ga ss woaaeff hon fsN sHeg cut
stamp and ivlt rAe sagA aaa aa
nblr them u swigs ~ aadsl
The number q sa,onsS,lsps "a ~
lallome aAs in Ased etesals durns
the past year according sa the h4A
way del,~mule aad Il wli nquNs
uany more ~ N saFs tAaa hcf,lo-
fore. a
The mapey scd fHon che Wau
license lam j. sldea as fi.ovs
TEN xsf cent soss p sac STAT
h4hway de mens ao esN espeases
~ sunniR9 aai apaftmeAs Ninety
1ef ceut s. naatd 10 taF county
ineseas~f 81 ash county and De ap
portions Il IS foiloNs Tes nsy. rive
pef cent 50 ae street anA ailY nnl
M This cfs half ~ ihe remainder
goes 90 she aansy rUaa nialntrnaaee
and ,he re ~ Highway cunslfur
tion The enre foe ia paid So ihe
stale blKHaa commissioner 1Hs
receipt fof ae license moey ~ 9
gmir ~ ileAse aAgs one " which
must I've fasacd 40 me floui 81 the
automobile eud the oliger must be
cons. icnou Displayed a. lhe rear
90 The automobile
Auiomo1t u~ner ausht without
4 lie"nae ta X the ciFrs' year maf
t'e afrest Ny auy xflesF afi 4
fine asss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-07
NEAR EAST MEETING At
CHAMBER Or COMMERCE
Noted Speaker VIII Address cltl
sens This Evening Al 7 90.
Logan County Quota a
Support ef ~ Chhdgvn

Net al rAnsat aaA 4e.aa IL
is.a.- ~ as.ani..sA.a. es,sstas
ul.A.a f..a. .a.st. m. ~ .gs
f.ese ,h,s sHs, sA fA...sst
~ sn,na.s.. ush unM4.nng taxw
.f camhsiAss Mass. A..ast. &.
,lnnai ansAkut IS, Ne4s ras, Rss.es
A. Base e.le,sa mas that "a .aa
d,sioo ie Asmani. ana tspstasv si.sa
A /. 4 she mnat 4naens.t. IS. .A.
vugla rh.s. IA III eA.n, an Aysh
whnf. the s..,,.. .aa aassi.sl.,s. t.s
ehtlisse -, Il ssp.ts. dl.is... s.,
aanae ar ~. ..s.e.,.sA,e. 4, weteh
,hrv have h4en eaA,e. saa a. sna
rufAa lga a,aA ualasoa I'M, that ea
suhise has heeu mnee pyamsnans \.
iora the saanssl ~ sae ,.a&an n ii
tiona but Thar whlla statesmen hsass
tate the aona,e aFe pae,shlne
VIVA, il ashya ~ t.asan tmAsy i
lhat " nhaa assume sha suasp.a n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-07
Wilson
SendSHiS
IkMessage


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separate s<ssss~. f>s hssss ans ser.
sts reserves TIE erexscxet's sn~s~
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ssr4sss - s<sxs- ser se~<ras. hs~.
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F~s>assierA
cross< 90 sAe p<rssns esa 70 rsa
xssss sMs -sss rsssins snsssssrs ~as
r~s ever ~ tN< se~ste snei ts~er.
rs~ &-c se seseSsser - Ssnster
LSsse. t,s see4sssSSsn tssssr. tie
lse~s resslsssm - roe faeanes~s
serssrssss~ a. az ase 70 tee fsrrsr
~<~s ever.
Nssmtf~n< nssstAssi3ns fsekies 70
a. ssree--~s - tee pssker sessls-
sas~ ~xms ts~~s~u
u ~ss sssssssss sNss sAx tnsnss
ee~-lssrr s~sse<s sr,~es sssss s~er
ses Aseasss watA hearing II rrvVars,
tse~ Scr tas s-s sessless ssrsTs revss.
se~ tesisastiem sess rssy se fs~sllY
passes a. a. estvs sssssen nss
srrns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-07
srosy or rna sooerRv

Mr. Wills ard Ma wife. Jsosphsre.
were slcns IN their apartment at s4s
e'Slees when fNssr bell rang. tsr
opencc ths door IRE seur msr thrust
themselves in and two sessea hin.
psnlensrs tsri 10 she wall. He be
lisvss ere of them may have been
srwsd. Mrs wiHis screamed. ans
she Was warned 10 he silent
Tire ether Two men then said 70
her ana wills; 1--WE want Mrs "a
r,en's letters and papers. Where are
they
= wsns tell NJ. and Mrs, wills
cheruse1.
The otncr two mee began tysts
rwssie xesvch o. the sIx room, apart
ment. Mr.. willis struggles 20 free
himscH from his captors ard MS SIX
ahlrt was torn cff. BIT TREY heia
him.
The two who we're searx hing the
apartment visited every recru. ran
saekina bureau drawers and clothes
closets. The letters we're finally
founa IN small cahsnct IN tire re
ceptlsn room o. ths apartment.
~Thsy rlcn't Give me chance and
! s1spscssu nothing anyway MI
Wills said later. Trey fssfed stars
that looked like poiscernens stars ard
I suspected ncthinQ unsll trey pessn
ssrcns arnina ne. ] was SO excited I
esnnos GIVE a description of them.
Three rights ago observes two
nen lurking ~ she rear yard Pre-
vlcusly ny Iaritcr had been ap
preached BY strangers, bot had De
cilrec 70 talk with them. ho~ver. I
find that . maid had been approached
and shso SAID that ~e we're keepina
Mrs. t1amors mali IN cur APARTMENT Z
~hn 90 you Think they srr1v ne
was asked.
= dent know. ! would not be ssr
prisec however. y they ~erc rot pr
sons IN the employ 81 interests seek
ing 10 suppress an possible sources
~ publicity IN the shooting of Jake
e. -aron#
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-07

0eg. The uaiOn N eonpossd of soiHe
GO locss EXCHANGES Their sggsegais
paid w. e~pssag stock. sir Ls&ts placsi
as around rbDeeu He said thai
s4vsngs resansed 70 farmerA Faa into
m,lilons
sTise nnsoa also serves sATy.@rs - .
eo-ocesassng DarehAei2x sseLcy rs
kAicaED he4d eaia EAat surcb3ses
made rsrvsxs IL amoant 10 sesersi
rsiliioa dollars 4nn~zily iss Denver
e<<ssanys hs sd, o@n sEO 0sai
r1snss. frosn which coal IL shigce1 70
fxrmexg cooperative elevators 70 seii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-07
Public
Utilities
Boosted

okhah~es ssity fAe fftsfa
sse gsilts arp se&iwfs saf rvFhaps
eklshem8 puelis atllisNps aea sssisse
wtst lh. se IN tho paaeFs Aay
way tAsf puhlse seFvieu suTpgrasana
sgsaw w essleney ~ sula shn weaprai
asvveie.4 gar lewes ilsia& es@ta. 90
lhe "a. arNle lea ~sDnslslons trial
,ieskes : fhla mopth are 10 appllsa,
siaaa ~ lnefpaaesl Wsrvles satse.
These Amlsatsenn avn liased "a fel.
lawn
siee Il Apslseafloa f,knaiSew Ies
= l.iaht tn fe Increased slsetgle
rate ma,llsaslsa lsar,ieessia slas a
plsNffA ca. sar lneFvasea sac rAses
application WaAAMa Klss8rw rHwwr
t'a h,r lusFraarsi tsvtfFAx sates AZ
Ianla SAlieY alspltmsAsa assuthwest.
afa rtllln 60. sof lpsFased alsetsis
FateA at Alta appllcallon temka tJsll.
~ corporation M aashufIir "a charge
~ seuya lAeF shsiumAnd fssr ans thaf
y tstrthaf heartnw ~ aPpsgsAsnn ~
IllseAN "a og slea On Ar hefraaesi
waa ralee flee "a ApstNsten t'hs
yae ldrhl A tss~ur CO.. luf rwwdlaes
mnut N Fassa ii MeAlsnsAeg. wAsnRF
spa igassahmne ilalleyyiila aaa W.
elatty i,as Is Application Hanry
esiA taa so ana rabtle Sngsise t'ns
fvadiatmenF vats~ tlee ~ Appllv
aatysn ClalaIwma l.lxhg a tvwws ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-07
WHAT TICRED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Washington Speculation shoot paa
alble sablnel peleellua II the lnsam
loe administration aus sent luso
more definite llnea by eoneI Ilsaslona
teiween President 'aes tardluM anss
henublean party leaders TAra
rame# NhIeh stood Ia the forraroena
were those ~ Jahu W Wseka "a
Massachusetts Tor secretary ~ fhe
navy VIII " lssya fef toatmasfa
reuerat and Harry n pauahrtlY
iln Harding pre convention mansKa
fpr attorney renerai
Warrington Ruslsai ~ the waf
finance corporation end aeilou n
The federal reaoFse beard permitting
taleuAlun hy hanks "a Ailheras
credits n farmers wouiA b. directed
- lont resolution drafted ~ iht
senate Agricultural committee
Washington 10 pus laie pFaeiles
hls doctrine 81 eonaullalion and good
ueAhfslAndlne amang pahlle officials
President fleet Harding spenf tas
eay 81 the capitol taxing stock of The
legislative Dfcbiems lhat awalt fav
new ssselon ~ e0tereea and IN tnfn
she eoopefaslau ~ cgaxrg
alonai iNadorn IA tha tasks W. viii
confront ~ rhlef rNesulffa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-07
OWN PAPER PAYS NO
ATTENTION TO ROSS STORY

ATTENTION TO ROSS STORY
ssn AHtonsn. Tex. Dee 7.--The
se~spspsr On which p. - Ross is
employed as reporter did not print
TODAY IN as afternoon edition the IN.
stryie~ brought ovs last Right over
press wire IN ~hicn ne claimed a.
nsvs seer ard talked win Glars
srath.
Investigation BY detectives IN san
Antonio Indicate that the story told
BY Ross is not of much value ard
they have dropped tne probe. The of
flcers are inclined 70 the belief that
the story IS hoax
Ross, according 70 TIRE poii>e. re-
fpses 10 tell the vfrereabovts ~ the
young woman. asserting shst ne
~oplo % 10 lsil first. Officials said
.hst when aYestorss by them, ne
oecisres he became acquainted wtth
Miss sr'lth while working on nrws
p~pef n SS3@"~"N7 M@s'fs F"f
sS'c, he denied knowing her.
Ne tod hls avestioners. i was stat
"a. thss BE first saw mlss smith or
the streets o. San kntons3 ara that
sne tired 70 eysoe him by driving
away IN large rpotor csr. -e said
tnst ne pursued her IN errss'er cxi,
bgt besne unable 70 ovsrtsse her. he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-07

wsaHsnuten. pwe f~vfhs issa~s ~
natlons ana eshlnsi selection were
talked over by senator hafalnp ana
nls ssvlssf. tagsY
Mr. Hafalna asvided ihs sfawt
snAt uaahsFsa ssauna ns eff'es aaa
COMMITTEES TvsW a. sne caplsos w r~s
nsalnlnu asgFiaa me day a sns Fssi.
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nsen fers<a a. entrance test night
snse TIE snarnent hsllaias herr
where see widow - tns late Jake l.,
'Ss~son lives The nsn ssses :
cusntsts - personal napers ara ss
letters received ser Mrs. Asreen dot.
ing her absence a. Ara~es<, okla..
~Ners hss hvshsnS was s~ysser4eussy
shet e eeafn rhe intruderx toek
nothinn else. Charles wiliis isna
ierd e ere eeildsnp, rad the letters
and PAGERS N his apartment. which
- seress TIRE hath IRE actions cf the
ncr Indicated the seisers had been
pianneu. re aAiu.