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Evening star., 1920-03-29

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned has been duly appointed e1ecutrix
cf the estate of the late Charles l. LINDSEY.
An claims against the estate should be pre-
santed and all debts due the same should ne
promptly paid to Mrs. CHARLES 7. LIND
-SEY. 113 s. Columbus street, Alexandra va
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$534 GIVEN BY MEMBERS
OF D. C. BOARD OF TRADE
Many Contributions to Near East
Relief Are Made by Local
Women's Organizations.

Altogether 1894 was received Satur-
day In contributions from members OF
the Board of Trade following Mrs.
Cabot Stevens appeal to that body.
rear east relief fund. Mrs. Stevens
urged that members call at relief
headquarters without waiting to be
canvassed, and the first TO appear
was Charles Roberts. with a 1907 gift
from Columbia Commandery. No. 2.
Knights Templar.
The next response from board
member came from NJ. r. Shaefer,
who brought $500.
Other gifts also received Saturday
werei Mrs. J. S. Ogilvie, 800: Miss
Margaret Gibson, s25; C. w. Skinner.
contributions from local women's or
ganizatiOns are.
Women's Alliance. All Souls Unita-
itan Church. s91f: All SOUS Memorial
Episcopal women's AUXILIARY. s20.2s;
lexington Presbyterian Church. wom-
NJ f. Sunday school class of Bible
School, $50; ri Beta Phi, George
Washington University. s152: Gov
ernment Hotels. all women. through
Mrs. l.. K. Knowles. s350.75; Govern
through Miss NJ Webster, $3.50: Bust
ness Women's Council. through Miss
Knowles. $143.25; D. a. r.. Magruder
Chapter, IS; d. A. r.. Mary Washing
ton Chapter, s12o; Women's City Club.
s145.6S: Twentieth Century Club. $40:
College Club. sol: D. A. r.. Victory
Chapter. $40; DiA. r., Eugenia Wash
ington Chapter. So: D. A. r.. Flag
Chapter, s25; Mizpah class. Church of
Reformation. s5: Women's Bindery
Union. Local No. AZ. e27. and Christ
Child Society, S120.
The Order of Eastern Star also is
working for this drive but has not
yet reported. April 10 has been des-
iGnated as buy -a-loaf-of- bread day
and volunteers are desired by the To-
cal near east committee to sell tags
on this occasion. The new headquar-
ters are in the Bond building. where
the committee held an at home" Sat
urday afternoon and where the public
is urged to call and inspect photo
graphs. literature, etc.
Evening star., 1920-03-29

the House District committee. signed
by eight members, publicly indorsed
by ninth and voted for in the House
by a tenth member of the committee.
reviews the hearings and report of
the fiscal committee of 1915 and de-
clares concerning it:
The finding of this Joint committee
is an authoritative and complete ref
utatiOn of the argument that citizens
OF the District of Columbia are not
paying just and reasonable tax COM
mensurate with the benefits received
paid by their fellow citizens in other
cities.
This 1920 report is equally vigorous
In its own expression of the opinions
of those who approved it. 1t says:
"The evidence submitted to the
committee, evidence which we be-
Heve to be as accurate and reliable
ms 1t fs possible to obtain, refutes the
claim that citizens of the District OF
Columbia are unJertaxed. The prop
crty taxes paid by citizens OF WASH
ingtOn are fairly comparable In every
way to the taxes paid by citizens Of
other cities similar to Washington
In resources and population.
"FOr the fscals year 1918 citizens
OF Washington paid a per capita
realty tax Of $10.J5. OF the sixty
eight other cities in the United states
with over 100000 popula tion twenty
six paid a higher per capita realty
tax. fOrty-twO "a lower. For the same
year the total per capita property tax
in Washington was $20.68 Thirty of
the sixty-eight cities paid higher
and thirty-eight lower per capita
tax. For the same year fifty out of
the 227 cities in the United States
which have a population of over 30
200 paid higher per capita prop
erty tax than Washington, while 176
paid a lower.
'Washington's realty subject to tax
alton is only a fraction OF the city s
area. and this fraction will grow less
as the constantly growing needs of
the government require larger and
larger areas for public buildings and
other government uses. When it is
considered that the vast holdings of
the government are exempt from tax
alton and that a large part of tn.
most valuable realty in rhe District
is government property, and when it
is further considered that approx
'mately cne-quarter of the city's pop
Ilaticn is coloreG and pays small
proportion of the taxes. and that
many thousands more of it's inhabi
tants are government employees, most
of whom pay snail tax and many
of whom pay none at all. It would
seem It's citizens are sufficiently taxed
when Its per capita realty and gem
eral property taxes exceeded those of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TLASTERERS AND CEMENT FINISHERs.
1.rral 96-Special meeting Monday. March -.
~ 1:30 pm. Business of in ortance- GEORGE
Hock. president; +. 7. Finn. secretary.
THERE WILL RE A SPECIAL MEETING OF
]. U.. No. ). Journeymen Plumbers and Gas
Filters, Wednesday, March, 81. at 4:30 9th st.
NV Spm 3Os
Evening star., 1920-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALI. OrfICEKS AND PAST OFFICERS OF
Queen Deborah Council, No. l. A. o. ID. OF D.;
no. are requested :" attend the osr funeral at
WinsIow's Chapel. 18th and SITS. NV. tues
day. March 80, At pm. by order OF N. f.
BIAS. =: J.; D. W. CLARK. G. II, p HAT
TIE WHITE. c. =.
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF JOHN +.
Cook Lodge. No, 10. F. A. A. NJ: are reauns.
ed TO meet az Masonic Temple. 9Th st. and Vir.
gina ave. Sc, on Tuesday March 3d. 1920 a,
Brother ELY RANKS. please b. prompt. BY
order Of the w NJ. WALTER COLEMAN:
RO:T. W. PINEETT. Secretary.
WANTED-A LOAD OF FURNITURE TO 60
in vicinity Hagerstown: Frederick. Nd; Car Car
FER AND STORAGE. 912 st. NV.
OFFICE OF'THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL. OF
Takoma Park Nd. February =. 1a20.-Not;cs
Is hereby given Of the followin: contemplated
public work Concrete roadway On Takoma
and Carro!! avenues. abutting los ard g,
block II. Gilbert's subdivision: lets !. :: =.
. 8. and 81. block 7a: lots 1. snd :, box
Com2any's subdiviaion: the n. & -: f!!"t O.
way: lot .. block ?. Gilbert's Subdivision; lota
33. "a. 35. S6 81 and 81 in t,ock =: l'is l.
and 3. block ;. and lots : .. .. aaI :,
in block g. !.rsc'mh AMI f'rce' '-..s'f"s.
subdivisiion. which proprriv !. he assess: I:
f,a f,r tvo-thrd, 'he COG, 'hesa rs'r:,a,. al, q,
lows: On Carol, Flower .n' 'iA-!'-d s'e'
mes. abuttn- the following 'i..- bed Fr,2-
fs'y fs 10 ts,s 6" i sss % IN IN block bio ~, T. ~ -; W. w.
subdivided land Of n. w. Palmer. Se1.Fe
Stewart and block 81 lots !. = :. !. y -.
y. 20 and block 4s and Is = :; md 10 block !,
foot The total cost 8 .. assessed aca;nst
the above described rr54erty. The mayor aud
council council at their -ssnlar Wee!ins Monday
basement Of the Presbyterian Chur.,: will
neas all persons interested In the T york seren
REH ~ n;x,s C,o,. u Nia'or-
Evening star., 1920-03-29
OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING TO IN

HUDSON CAR, BEARING u. G. LICENSE
1890 aad Maryland license 9J-119, was left
the residenc, of Pleasant Brown on Decem-
her % 1919 The owner 10 hereby notified to
call for the same at Lakeland. Md Failure
do so will he followed by sale OF the car.
stoorting TO law. Or il will be converted Into
pay for storage. PLEASANT BROWN.
J,Lel.nd Mi 3ls
Evening star., 1920-03-29

The IDEAL-Ar-
cola delivers the
soft, radiant
warmth of hot
water not the
dry burnt out
atmosphere of
stove heating.
There is no fire
risk to building
no danger to
children fire
lasts for ho,arsl
Evening star., 1920-03-29

n majority of American cities Of over
1OO.OOO pOpulat tiOn.
"It II our cOncluslOn, therefore. that
the people of the District arc now
tnxed fairly and reasonably
Grossly Excessive Tax Increase.
COinciding with the findings of the
fiscal committee Of 1918. but basing
their conclusions ON their own inde-
pendent fnvestigatiOns. the District
committee members making this re-
port declare that the WashingtOninn
paying e16.55 per capita realty tax IL
paying greater amount than that
paid by fOrty-twO of the sixty-eight
cities other than Warrington over
100000 I'm population and II fairly and
reasonably taxed. 1t follows that the
Washingtonian. reasonably taxed at
this realty tax per capita (S16.S5),
would be unfairly and excessively
taxed II compelled to pay n realty tax
per capita of &27.57, exceeding that
paid by sfxty-flve out of sixty-eiGht
of American cities over 100000 in pop
ulntiOn.
Evening star., 1920-03-29
GIRL HIT BY TAXICAB.

Mary Caponti. FIVE years old. 440
New Jersey avenue. was knocked
down by a taxicab yesterday morning
while crossing the street near her
home. She received bruises ABOUT
her body and legs. and WAS taken to
Sloley Hospital.
An automobile. driven by Vincent
TOnnillo. 783 11th street. accompanied
by Michael Cestone. also an occupant
OF tho 11th street house. overturned
at Pennsylvania avenue and Madison
place yesterday afternoon.
Evening star., 1920-03-29

ANTED-VAN LOAD FURNITURE GOI:
New York about April Il. FROCHLlCH $50
Evening star., 1920-03-29

I WILL. NOT EE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
I,TIEI y SMITH SOC
! Will NOT Re RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
slcbts other than those contracted by me per-
soually II C. STROMAN, 1Ol1 Lawrence St.
rookland. II. &.
Evening star., 1920-03-29

WILL any person who wit
messed the disturbance at a
motion picture theater on 9th st.
about $50 on Tuesday evening,
March q. when a lady and gen.
tleman were elected, kindly SEM
their names to Milton w. King,
S42 Woodward building?
Evening star., 1920-03-29
Geo. NJ. Barker Co.. Inc.
Friends Meeting
1911 Eye ST. NV.

1911 Eye ST. NV.
Marion H. Longshore. local secretary.
Phone West $50.
We shall he glad 10 Eotify you OF lectures.
meetings and other Friendly activities IL you
will send us your name and address. The
secretary will be At her desk. Friends Club
rom. II am. to PIN. daily (except Satur-
Gsyi-
STOP SPENDING ALL YOU EARN
y Look ahead and plan what you will do when
your earning power Is gone.
Listen. You should take some shares in the
Home Building Association today.
Payments. 81 per share a month. per
cent interest paid Withdrawals. Under the
supervision of the U. s. controller OF currency.
Payments received at the treasurer's ONCE
zoos Pa ave. NV Wm- T. Galliher, presi-
cent; Geo. ". Linkins and j. Paul Smith.
vice presidents. J. NJ. Woodward secretary
j.. E. Claughton. treasurer.
Evening star., 1920-03-29
SPIRITUALIST.
The First Spiritualist Church
Alfred H. Terry, Pastor
Spirit Message Seance

Followed by refreshments. Wednesday. 8 pm.
March 31st. al Pythian Temple. 1912 9th st.
NV. third floor. 31s
Evening star., 1920-03-29

Il. MEINICOvE-HANb-MAD YOKES AND
sweaters: madeira and flet lace speciality.
lIc Center Market. 9th St wing. apal'
NEZT CONSOLIDATED FREIGHT CAR Los
Angeles. first week April. Household goods at
reduced rates SECURITY STORAGE CO..
I14O 18th st
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-04

Miss Gertrude Hunter Of Cleve'
land, Tenn, is now located with the
Ellis-Proffitt Co., as cashier. Miss
Hunter was formerly with Mr.. D. w.
Proffitt at the Proffitt Cash Store
in that city.
Miss Louise Tedford is now in
Chicago taking course in corsetry.
She was sent by the Ellis-Proffitt
Co., and upon her return will have
charge of the corset department of
this store.
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH
One 5000 Mahogany finish Melville
Clark "Appollo" Player Piano with
rewind spring motor attachment.
Good condition. Also 85 music rolls
bench and scarf included. Apply to
The Times. ia 3tp.
Some extra good rooms for light
housekeeping A. Lane, Broad
way. New Phone PIP.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-04
HOW is YOUR LIVER?

Is the first word the doctor asks
when he comes to see you, no mat
ter what may be the matter with
you.
Isn't this proof that the Liver is
the most important organ of the
body?
If you would avoid the Flu and
complications following it take Rex
Relief Tablets twice week at bed
time. 1t is a wonderful improve
ment over our so-caled French
Calomel. Won't make you sick or
grippe. Get box today and start
them tonight.
25c. box at Drug Stores.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-04
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
Seeley, Famous in This Speciality,
Called to Knoxville

Seeley, Famous in This Speciality,
Called to Knoxville
F. H. Seeley of Chicago and Phila-
delphia, the noted truss expert, will
personally be at the Farragut Hotel
and will remain in Knoxville this
Thursday only, Feb. 18th. Mr..
Seeley says: "The Spermatic Shield
will not only retain any case of
rupture perfectly, but contracts the
opening in 10 days on the average
case. Being a vast improvement over
all former methods-ex emplifying in
Simultaneous effects, Immediately APP
preciable and withstanding any strain
or position. This instrument receiv-
ed the only award in England and in
Spain producing results without sur
gerry, injections, medical treatment or
prescriptions. Mr.. Seeley has docu-
ments from the United States Gov
eminent, Washington, D. c., for in
spection. All charity cases without
charge, or if any interested call, he
will be glad to show same without
charge or fit them if desired. Bust
ness demands prevent stopping at any
other place in this section.
p. S.-Every statement in this no
lice has been verified before the Fed
eral and State Courts.-F. H. SeeIey.
(Advt.) 'a~
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-04
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

Class No. 1, of the Presbyterian
Sunday school, Mrs. May, teacher,
entertained Mrs. Sam Franklin's class
Monday afternoon from 3 to 5 in the
church parlors in honor of Mrs.
Franklin who is expecting to leave
Thursday for Florida.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-04
FENCE POSTS

We have 100 good Sassafrass
Fence Posts seven feet long, for sale
cheap.-MARYVILLE LUMBER &
MANIC. co. f4-11-18
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-04

LOST-Pair Spectacles in alumni
mum case, near Birchfels Pharmacy.
Finder return to J. c. Bittle, Court
street.
Don't forget the storytelling con-
test is scheduled at the Library for
3 P. M, Tuesday, February 10th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-22
FIFTY TEMPLE WORKERS
STILL OFF DIG JOB
Building Committee Gays II HaS
Nothing To Discuss and
That Reduced Wages
Stand

No further conferences have lsepn
held between the labor commltiaa
representing The workers AZ the
cathedral and me building commllioe
- the Masonic temple.
The committee bass communicated
with the central body. bu, thus iaf
nothing has come of fl
About tfiy mcn are idlo. al rotu,'
INK 70 work at she ~ ~ cruts an
hour reduction
Members OF The building committee
said today ~thcre il nothing 10 dla.
cpse. and that the posted notice y
reduction Of wages would stand
u the men are moi back at NoFk
~ January 2. new force of men ~lil
be hrought in
Oi the ilfy idle men. about thirty
reside outside OF the city. Il Is sail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-22
To Tax
Indian
Oil Land

oklahema CITY. Dec. sa.---Asssss
ments az orsss produssIon taxes ~
Ell from rssselsssa eH lsna IA ne
Usage Nation. have the approval ~
Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas.
chairman et tire eonsvat er indian
affairs. according e telegram fe
estsed from tire senator ~ Cove.
nor Robertson souay MEASURE
containing snls feature and sstsrs'cn
of the sessrletlsr srena psrsed ~ n
years ending IN 1855 viii be recon
rsendsd BY the oersmlssse en- lneiae
affairs cs esrsy passage. the tsse
gram Indicated.
Provisions ~ tire egil sfs that gross
production taxes on three per een,
arc 10 be paid BY operators on their
share of on gotten from Usage ianA
leases TO the state treasurer. nasins
his estimate on the psoavttlon q tha
Usage field durlae ths lass yea 3
coverrer Roherssen predicted shss
the measure ~lll Increase tire income
Of the state BY approximately twN
mlillcr dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-22
CHURCHES TO HAVE
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS
Many Commnmty Trees and Prl
vate Parties Also Scheduled
Fer Christmas Eve and
Christmas Day

There will ~ many Christmas :
gev,les IN Guthrie shis year A mum
Der Of community parties have been
planned, Aii Shusehcs viii have OK.
oelicus programs
Programs Cor Christmas Al the die
gereRt churches are a. follows
First Methodist ON FRIDAY night st
80 there win be an original pro.
gram ~ The soaas folks sitter watch
siiss viii Ne riven and she chslarea
wiii arsng gifts which will be dsstrs.
bated by committee ga Christmas
pognlne 10 tAe poos
First Baptist On Friday niehs Il
- Christmas Folks. A Christmas
Evening Dream by Mary Rrainari
Smith viii be given under the dsree.
tion u Mrs Wade After the $40.
eram Santa will distribute girs
South Methodist Children of thr
sunday school will give cantaia
In the Clean & the star by lAxais
Der Afnond Friday nlRht At n 30 A
Christmas tree With treats Tor tAa
ehildrvn will follow the program.
PRESBYTERIAN chnrvh children fre.a
the Primary 20 ,Ae Junior class viii
givo asnln, -Tay hisht IL camc
FRIDAY evening at s7o There VIII
ba ltec from which Santa will give
presents 20 ail the children
Christmas Had their Christmas
program but wlll have special soma
service suuda, night
United Presbyterian A Christine
trnn with gifts for she children ann
a program u songs ou Friday assh'
Catholic Church Children ain
have 4 play 1t the achool "Wednesday
nigai aud Christmas tree whep
they viii exchange plt Dn FRIDAY
nigas they viii have saiduight mass
West Methodist cahta,a rsania
Claus and Company at s O'Clock
Friday night and there viii be treats
for the sunday school children.
Naxarene Chndrons program ~
T.su Friday night There will be >
tree laden with treats for al The
children og the sunday school
EpIscopai Church on Tuesday
Tlec * there viii he parry ana
grec with treats for the children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-22
PET STOCK AND POULTRY
SHOW DECEMBER %

The Logan County Poultry and pat
sock association viii hold the 18Th
annual show December -. 1920 to
June :. 1921. At Guthrie Oklahoma.
Entries will be promptly closed at
s p. M. Dscember -. 1920. Entries
may be made IN pesron or by lette..
but In all cases the variety number
q specimen name of exhibitor an.i
band number must be plainly stated.
All birds must BE- in standard sizad
coops.
There is Junior department IN
which boys and girls may compe )
for prizes. No entry fee will De
charged In this department
The poultry industry should be en-
couraged since the price Of poultry
and eggs IS unusually high Al presen.
Persons exhibiting poultry viii con
tribute TO the success OF this ente
prise and the association requests
those who expect TO exhibit 10 notify
either J. X. Wiley County AGENT Or
V. n. May. Box 32s Guthrie. Okla
All persons interested In gooa
poultry are invited 70 visit this cx
hslt. Admission free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-22
HILL TELLS ROTARY CLUB
Of YEARS pp0GRAN
AcaerSrsniun and Boy Work At
Top oil the List District Gov
ernor Gives Eloquent
Address

Many rhetorical repasts have heen
enjoyed ny the Rotary club at IT'S
"Wednesday noon luncheons. but noi-
have exceeded in interest the address
delivered by Everett Hnl shawnee.
district governor. Who vas feryens;y
Welcomed by the club .cday noon.
For more than an Hour NJ
Hih dwelied on the fundamentals ~
Rotarylsm and hs rcntion 10 civic
welfare movements, Frequent amin
asiyersions into pat aneaaote hrAsal.
cned the address Nr Hill spoke Of
the coming April international dis
trict meeting AZ Wichita, and ttrn
took up the year program q Rotary
and what II hoped to ac-cus-aisa
Cardinal themes wers Rotary at
tendance. duties Of kotaryianlsnl.
AmericaDism and the boy movement.
His address scintiiiatca with sound
wisdom good alike for the Rotarlal
and the citizen Al cHecial point
was embraced in the move 20 bring
ciiy and Duntry together. the adyo-
cacy Of frequent trips 20 the rural
districts and the lnsslilinr of loyalty
aud patriotism 10 offses ihe pro,a-
ganda of Farley Christensen and hi ;
coterie 0f farm labor agtasorS. Coz
ernor Hin is making his annual visit
to All Ruary clubs of the district
spreading the gospel u Joy and right
living.
John Dean announced that the
cay's ChrisHzs treat Mss we'll "a
hand. and that tho Good Felio ss
we're comi-z forward withou solici-
iasion to help the Emiay Stocking
fund
Among the R0sary guess acre carl
Williams. Oklahoma Chr: Rev Rcu-
ben Wade. George Thomas. yinita
county agent, and Congressman Jon
Kctchum. Of Michigan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-22
LIONS TO BRING NOTED
ARTISTS TO GUTHRIE
AAel Sko =, ard the Danish Vic
isnist. end Alice McClurg.
Skovgaadr. American
Pianist

The Lions Club believe in aolng
A. wen AS roaring srhis Is why
they gave TO Banner school chat
splendid playground equipment shat
has won the hearts II both thc kld
dies and teachers
They want TO do more work along
this line IL Why they are bringing
ANe' SAovgaard. tho great Danish slo
'liaist Alice Mcc9unF Shoygaard nc
American Pianoiss. and Pearle with.
arbee the soloist whose "bcantigal
tene~ and thrills ~listen like a water
tall" 20 Guthrie theatre. January isi
fha Lions believe aoihing 10 good
feF Guthrie and their nrlghbors ia
sha country around, and wish t0 pfo.
Continued on Page Three
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-22
WITH COMING Or COLO
WEATHER GAS PRICE H|k[D
Corporation Commission Issues
Order Granting An Increase
OF 10 Gents Pes 1000
Cubic Feet

The Kas hsks arrived Nhh shn ilfN
cold spcll cs the ~in'ee vita sho
kAs pressure guunsnN through Gao
pipes on low
The rate VIII hesume Operative
january / and win ~ ~ oenta Ger
ooo vssble fes ia luen~ne 81 ~
conta over she present fsse
The ID cen rate increase eraasrA
tho okiAhoma Natural gaa coninny
she company tsas emuillea aaa ~ she
sas out Anlea ia ,hv several yisses on
sha sls~line uill hc pasaea deen -
the ssn#mefa Tho rate was Au
thorised hs thc sisse corporation
emmisslon.
The order IS ,o 81 eifeslye ria ~
towns or oliieA seFsnd hY the epm
pany either directly N lndlf~'tls.
excepting clarnmofe. lnela and IA
nona. and exregalng shc lawn ~ ccr 4
nAy and shc cities az Duncan spi
Marlsss 90 whseh gas rs NfaiAhsA a
el,y gate rate
Towns and clslrs aff@oted ey M
unier ln,iudv Oklahoma t'i'A Fnlaa
Musknes~'. Sanlpa. Guthrie te A
III ReFpo WamnuF shawuve Z y
fNfk 1nncy naw +ou asFoud fias
enpoys. wells,on, i.mher, Edmond
Mcoker Arcadia Kelirssllie Ml9los
THAN. ps4,ew. pcckham. iomer llAas
Acll coveia aud Shamrock
= havc y~seI,cd mo offielai nallce
from the corporation eonnsealen nf
cha prnmalgaAon ~ gae new rAAe,
said Arthur pihbeus. managrf g Che
Taa ,osft ans hegr However M
added q aH quite sure ihr rsiv Al
pllca 10 eaHT.rlc sud w wlli Fssei'p
aolicv a i il das er iwu
a naaeof al lhe eislm persel liY
she 9aa company uAll anitrs 1uia'
liaa ALREADY appealed 10 sbe asIsFeme
eoafs tho rehi % tllc state cprsar
tinn connmiesion ID eFsat rase lu.
creases ia gas matters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-22
YeAa N psN roR auMaLy

Ncw oYfA Dec as nr Ed+
ward A Rumclv Norya lAndhehn
and i. Walter Kauffman We're oanb
senleuced - one year aaiva day VI
the fosienll prison ~ Aiaua, Ga.
They were convicted Saturday ~ q
jury on The charge ot conspiracy ~
conn~H ion with concallug fvm tho
goycrunen' The alleged Unrmsn oV
ershas ~ the New York Evening Mali
Tho sentence was the max Aimum pus
able under the lae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-22
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