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Evening star., 1920-05-24
CONVICT GIVES BLOOD
TO SAVE OFFICIALS LIFE

JACKSON. Mich. May 24.-Con-
vict 1884 Of Jackson state prison
yesterday gave a quantity Of blood
to save the life Of = prison on
cial. The prison inmates were in
formed that Louis forenoon, su-
perintendent OF the prison brick
plant, who has been III for some
time. could be saved only by blood
TRANSMISSION. No. 1884 volunteered.
The operation was reported sue
cessful.
Evening star., 1920-05-24
AMUSEME rs
Photoplay Features.
Observation-Disclosures

Nazimova's newest picture. THE
Heart Of Child" adapted from Frank
Danby's novel. drew large audiences
to both the Cranda1l theaters--the
Metropolitan and the Knickerbocker-
yesterday It is the story of the rise
Of Sally Shape, q child Of drunken
parents in the notorious Limehouse
district Of London, through series
Evening star., 1920-05-24
OFFERS $1,000 FOR WAY
TO GET SLEEP; BESIEGED

CHICAGO. May 24.-Scores Of
persons today besieged the home Of
Benjamin Hyde, retired contractor,
who, in a newspaper advertisement.
offered $1,000 to any one who
could tell him how to obtain sleep
without the use Of medicines.
Mr.. Hyde said he had suffered six
years with paralysis agitans,
which caused his body to tremble
with a constant palsy and that he
could not sleep or write.
II can't Sleep" he said. TT Jars
me awake constantly. need sleep
and I'm advertising for It," He
said physicians were unable to
benefit him and that he hoped
some ono who saw the advertise
aid.
Evening star., 1920-05-24

Mason as little Jim Hawkins and Lon
Chaney and Charles Ogle In lmpor-
tant roles. began Its second week at
Moore's Garden Theater yesterday
1t 10 = Maurice Tourneur production
for the screen OF Robert Louis Ste
mented with minor features and Or
chestral music.
Evening star., 1920-05-24

in the ruling of the Court Of Appeals.
and under that decision precludes him
from questioning the sanity OF his
father. The appellate court had held
that the son. by receiving gifts from
hia father. was estopped from aues-
tioain2 his sanity.
Evening star., 1920-05-24

Of interesting and at times thrilling
sisuationS to high social position
and af1lusnce as the bride OF Lord
Kidderrninster, because st all times.
able to ward OF dangers that might
engulf her. Il affords an exceptional
character for delinsation which dis.
closes admirably the wonderful art
Of Mms. NasimovA. Charles Bryant
also, ~ Lord Kiddsrminster, offers .
fns character portrAiture. Botn
houses offer Z Pollard comedy, All
Dressed Up" ~ q supplemental fea-
turs. with orchestral music.
Evening star., 1920-05-24
,Rialto.,

Katherine Macdonald, "the Ameri-
can beauty. is featured in Passions
Playground" the name Of the screen
adaptation Of THE Guests of Her
cules," by c. H. and A. M. william
son. at Moore's Rialto this week. It
10 the story OF Mary Grant. girl
reared in convent. who inherits
the passion Of her forbears for gam.
bling and sporting, and. ignorant OF
the ways Of the world. sets out, upon
receiving her Inheritance. to "clean
up Monte Carlo. She succeeds in
winning pretty nearly everything in
sight. gets herself fiercely talked
about and barely escapes being
shared by a scheming set Of society
hawks. whose plots and plans inject
thrilling elements into the tale,
which, however. has the conventional
happy ending. The picture presents
exceptional settings and costumes.
with scenes that make 1t notable.
Special orchestral features and minor
films complete the program.
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Strand.

"King Spruce" adapted for the
screen from Holman Days fascinating
story Of the Maine woods, with
Mitchell Lewis As its rugged star. was
given its FIRST Washington presentation
at Moors's Strand Theater yesterday.
The picture faithfully reflects the
thrilling story with its splendid oppor-
tunities for rugged htstrionics. even
its spectacular forest Are. one OF the
biggest and best thrills ever put upon
the screen. Mitchell Lewis has the
role Of Dwight Wade. the college tutor,
and Melbourne Mcdowell. the noted
actor. IL seen As John Barrett. with
Mignon Anderson playing q double
role. Orchestral music and mum Der
Of minor features complete the pro.
gram.
Evening star., 1920-05-24

contribute to the fun, while Ben<rur.
pin, Louise Fasenda. Marie Provost
and others support the framework Of
the drama. Minor features and mu.
sical numbers Ali out the bill.
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Columbia.

and q group Of minor features
lenEthen the program.
Evening star., 1920-05-24

-. cTtt oaoer mill In America was
.,"H. fni:a.i. iIiir- in 1900,
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Garden.

Treasure Island" with Shirley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
pusllc BUILDINGS ARE
CLOSELY GuARDE D

London. NOV 60 Public buldinss
in London and IN MANY OF the other
large cities OF England were closely
suarded against apprehended Sim
Fcin attacks. by heavy detachmen's
OF police and detectives last night,
In THE city The patrol was not limit
ed 10 streets. but armored boats mo \
Ell up and down the Thames In front
of parliamcn, buildings With Dowa
Ing Street and US immediate neigh
horhood shut of from the rest ~
the city by high fence, which was
constantly under the eyes oe unl-
formed men and with the parliament
buildings senslneied. government SEC.
tions or London today assumed shs
atmosphere OF an armed camp
There II nothing 10 cpnnccs tho
SInn fein with the explosion ~ i
honsh in warehouse IA Old swan
Lane. this city early this morning
bns the people of the city aserlhcd Il
"a that organization The hoalh.
which appsrentiy was carried into IN
warehouse IN a travelling bag and is's
there to explode BY means N time
fass was heard over side ia /
o. the city and blew out the windo~s
of buildings Hcarbv v started 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
HAMON FUNERAL WAS
ATTENDED, DY THOUSANDS
raatul Of Late Ardmofs M,lllen
aire on Mar rralsea Nsa Love
Of Children Funeral McAs
Elaborate Held IN state

Atdmogs Nas e FaMufal aaf
ylspa Sos lake ilemnn llspnelHeN
helleusl committeeman ana weeilhf
go man aha iiea hers Ffiaay mutelap
a. sIsv fpwul w wNAl wAs Haia hf
frank u Ke1fh Aif llulnWuA = has'
npes mpnaeei IA he Helf inlll9
pelanuai punshps wuuWa wefv hSlsl
sl 81 orleA Yrai4sdas afsefn'asl
lhp tWatte1 " aua ~ Neyc teR
uNr IL ihe umal elaHofN pyHg sell
Ia ihe slaie sisnt NlstsiY saeN
napaulleanA linm eytf lht etNulss
Aessfiea mANf uiAetA rHfn byFagns
The sspetAslen eas pne 81 lhe leaN
esi esef ae*u N NE ale astaFaial
rs ome ~ iarae present
ibs haAg Wps tHmasA itnn sal
nofeae Al ~ aaspfiaAets Ahep a
ia d Htlata Nienass mfuiHE q ~
sens lm mll wllefe u IN w slas'
Huili A alntt ~ ihe silsfpHt'
sheA i Haa fAmpfea n she ehuFth b
rim fneeaalm ffph convention hsl
marched W foIiawe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

lsirsN orenplnd poeillon ~ eofHpss'
sfiee Nplslion ~ representatives ~
the one Dsg industry 'ainwlug CON
Mslcuous psrponsleFsrlna of finished
ssoeds ~. csusnared iu furrent dsfuarld
Later develobmeis,N olesa'iy Iusii
case tiis, 4 suddea and deeigive SOW
ing up ~ the croductlpn of inp'or
cars emphasized = az eaFiN dsie CON
iit4sns lil flle tire DaalnFss wlseh s's'
uexs insnsfeas IN pssWtleailv "a lluee.
ond ilsere waiI nfni'@i,ly iiefn uow on
,c less INCLINATION yn thp palx ~ ~
nanelai authorities 20 HpTIe Dui slsr
orntof aud allied linusFiee as llss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
CHEMICALS TO FEATURE
NEXT GREAT WAR

Washington. Nov 70 peclarlmg
the world war demonstrated that an
enemy bent on aggression cannot he
trusted 20 live np 10 any set rules a
war" Brig Gen Amos A Fries. chiS
Of the chem1eal warfare service ~
ehe army. N his annual report TO
Secretary naker, today. asserts that
the development of this branch 90 the
United States navy to point where
Il n Impossible for any nation 40 70
further" win do much toward deter
rims other nations from ioreng hos
Utilities against the United States
This country ~ III position 20
manufacture and deliver on the field
Of battle more chemicals than any
other uatiou. OF grosnp of nations.
says General Fries, adding that the
United States has wisely decided 80
continue the chemical eaffarc seFv
ice with sufficient powcrs and funds
10 develop lts possibilities. not tor
AGGRESSION. but a. Insure that II
american boys nsust ever again
shoulder arms IA defenao % Ihe ~
erty Of their country they wiil DO 50
on an equal footing with ams other
nation. 50 faf a. chemical warfare
Is concerned
During tne past year the ser' .ee
has conducted experiments ~ xreas
value ia the prOduesiou ~ now Ras
and chemical instrument ~ war the
report says and hes effected eiose
nais0n with chemists aaa themleal
societies In ,lvl Nfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
FARMERS PLAN OIL TEST
IN EASTERN k|NGFIsHER
Bunch of Leases Placed In
Escrow. Mulhall Test Pro
crossing; County Oil
Operations

The oil prospects Of eastern King
fisher county. Ia Excelsior township,
are looking up a little since renewed
activity has been manifested by the
land owners In that neighhorhood
says the Crescent News On Novem-
ber lR q meeting was held Ia that
district OF which George Gentry was
chairman and b r Ryland secretary.
when st Was decided BY some fourteen
land owners 10 put up their leases In
escrow. making them 20 ses Of tfus-
tees. Who would have power 10 go
ahead and secure drilling contracts.
III. II Arnas. N Il Hughes and y r.
Ryiand we're named as this board of
trustees. aud another meeting Is 20
be held ut the colored school house
IN Excelsior township. one mile south
u Arnests northwest corner Oh next
Tuesday night. November a. The
tContlnued on Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

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slges ~ NgAas hussa Aass ssws = siaAsa
wntsmsaas ~ ths A~seelnlNAs rfeas
leslnsa - alsessl massasfep ~ isNe
asAa gsaa.s IN hlan fsH W Negsu.
4 mlssiaaats IL fwssw iaaa @stsl
fha Japanese srns stnNa ssueus
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suffered ifnH llfs ena ehalrsals
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lha esYs AssmAens sbss shhfw whfa
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
STATE IS READY FoR RECORD
SALE OF AEALrl- sEALS

Oklahoma Cifv. Nov with Al
sf the largest and MOST important
cifies and 1owns in the si.rie argaalr
ixed son tlle Iae0 rhnereniuaes
christmas Seal sale which begins on
December lst aud ends on neremher
nssai. lis ready for record breaNsmz
effort 10 conserve aud promote prli-
ife health.
Twenty million Tahrffulnsis hs'ist :
mas seals ara IN fhe hands n cnnnfy
amt cmv chairman and warAei~s and
marry thousands have asreadv bern
s0lu FAR n advances u iiir opening
day ~ tile sale seventy six af the
II COUNTIES Of tte state wsll isslSe an
actisp par Ia -.ie drive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
WHAT TICKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

--Kansas City Th1 board sf police
commissioners dismissed from serv
lca " Il Beaaey rity sefectsve. sho
s4s ia eharxa ~ Denzei chester when
Chester made sensational eMeapn
from . train near HFoxen Iyosv Nes
.sAals being resarnea asre gs9m Great
FsIla Mont 10 answer ts ehar9r
u nsnrer ia conneeAou wHh tAe
mafaer a Miss Flosenes Carton 10
cal scxisry slrt
Tulsa What il ase'Sfed 70 be
the largnst bank nerver ~ eAe ass
tory ~ Oklahoma Nas eonwAAafed
aere when fAe sqrst Nasfanaf ana
Calaa National banse ac russa wers
consolidated ct IainS meeting ~
their haarrss o. directors
- philadelphia Anthracite cpcra~
tnrs aaa members 81 the fair p'be'
committee rerenRiY appointed far me
anthsaRiga Industry and eisas whom
iiie dsgammenf ~ pastsee s eo-oper-
atlna held a conferences hnre At whfsh
rnmpiete cn- operation with fhe casn
mitfaes WORK was offered ay ths reH-
rusnntaaivaw % Inc prmHurers
c1lrmalgep lsarrv Wonaels nm
aire4is ahsef "a the Western aaaocia~
mon ii 1890 and for sevetal years
pisaliar IA msnor leaulss SIGNED
runtaei vita y q. BLACK and az
soriatas. owners of tho 0knnssser
nessuisl aaseeisi4ou f.aaciisse mat
ng HI nmanaa~r % ihe cluu H 1891
Afimofef group " ailonr rny
Republicans who silenued che fine'-
al ~ 5a4se q. Hwmnu ~ ~ laforina1
meefing hcra endorsed Nsw IgaannuS
~. dow ~ iiie iase Republican naslsu
ii committeeman nTmi Cllsiasioma 10
succeed her husband ia that position.
nswspaper men eere toid following
tae meeting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30


sallunrable sf,of IL pfsa"iss dslsdois
lnpnts
nfsemqnH "a nsnd fsse fass llin tire
manufacturers ~efe dsiifn~ Ase per-
soH ~ waf - w~etaN pfedsei Sost
auder fIfr Drr eetH e1rullmeia aud
tssat tliey euwrs.a rom shls n'atfae
lion 10 lind for INTO slsnrare u
siree - assiie ftvi e y anfe - nv
that lsge ssos'lsr ~ comparison y iie
dally demands wefe ~ October
1919. a - lsw 4 point a. srtN rssH
iearbnd lu sle trade i eannol fssl 70
I,e eaear hat mfssl,ls asvcxe srp fiis
smsfst of peeslassve vusAns on he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

ff6slNrssf . Nev ~ YNe flys
Aaodrsd employees NJ en- gssh
ctosrne wshuNsnfuTiAa eompsey
IN sNgs eify, ~hoN " spsrwrd 81
fhe H4al6cN tfef sssl* fodsy ~ h
mertwe seslsea - ybuntsgsy spv
gena1r taelf poDe ~ ~sorfN
rlsnss yaauwy u esbruary ~ "
der 10 sgve work - tHs anempfsysd
~ efner elofNina fsctofias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
NEW casss IN DISTRICT COURT


Nnvada 4. Reed ~ Margaret 4
Thompson Recovery on note ans.
s2as Ins . per cent et-Is r. NJ
Adams.
Matia Sect vs.. willis sc0tt Dt
vorice and restoration of maiden
nama MavBerrv Fred W Grern
Bessie O.. Moore vs. Fred 3
!. Ssaorc. Divorce Iahn. Ramv
u. G. Sharn vs n. X Ha4riruu. Ap.
peal 6. W Partridge
E. 3 uowiher. Adasa Lee Lawtaer
y IL " Aliams. Injunction r. ~
adams VS.. Frank Bond Cui rreaaurer
~ l-agan County 0g'ahoma
r. @ Trhv vs. Ethel rbr Divorce
q cussodv alilldren.. ecu w Carry
81, OF Okla ex rnis. Al DinwiId e
cnunty Attorney Lngan CounEv Olsl..-
tna0tnmnnt Of public nuisance < Ia.
junction A. v Dinw',idle
Edna McGse Va Ciiarlie NnGee. Dl.
~urcr custody Of minor children aul
restoration maidrn nume. p. r. Gar
RITZ
w p Kiear vs. Iohn PaImor RI
covarv on promisaorv Amt s.8s 50
mt. 10 par cent o. n. Fegan iltl1- "a
and S2T.65 attorney les>
Ier'a Hughes VS. Luther Hughes
Divorce. y. r Garreif
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
NEGRO, DEFEATED E0R Dr.
f|CE, WANTS A RECOUNT
Sylvester Reed Was Defeated ny
J y Murphy, Democrat. Ny
Margin of Two Votes
Alleges Fraud

sylvester faed neWfa t,AnIalNan
candidate fof suanff commissioner p
tie sens eiaeflnH HNa 4m aA ihe
faee s ha vatAfps v8A aesrHlsi ssY
ina lnee iafMln ~ tep ytaas tta
fstna a runNHf notice IN Tho d4wftft
tgifi Allhna fsAua ~ A'l M lhe VA
iae ptelvts ia me- district - shfh
he ~as candidate sad eaAs lbm 4
Ftmhi N the etaes sA ordered
liN saetNfal pnnasH u
NHfb9 ava AemrefA M ilw tnwAi
eA bf@f8 aHd Nhd li5amsh *s
aamed - aafeaaAns s. ihe mAe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
RE4NN 3NHF
wsfnlot Artoanky rnuwss
wskf ssp snKkn rrfoss

lhe~fsNwtiNn n FfAeNA rhHWweH '~F
soeas Is fales seH fess*wHnf@
lssssa,slems she seelefn lAaefHs hoTfs
aswflpf n tmlsauwa = b~AAw ms#~
81 usgsMfs Pass loltha +ssss ~
seef wfoFmoY IL efmae~slesH with bia
afss ~ mhss xoa wesd nfless
w. refh sslea foA*v 'hss fhe
hneesmhm ev*als smy AvfaNwne q
sgTn AcrEas ~ eafe nen = srst'H
IA smnssa ~ me ftaA-*l sfsuf
ar4 ~sseA 3Hl mpes A@fs HwlHw
fne fsaeNrg fefm Il fhe p*wea
ssweN alasfR taapff
ww3tw smvsatHa*sgon n hhpu~
e8ultesf II Sofnsn ~ ftex aaii
nday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

As managerial head % concern
.saiics within the blsef period ~ : asA
sade has fow@d IT'S way nom conr
slastire cl~caIftv to = ieaaing 20.
sition IN what is known. Figured tis,ln
flis mini " annual volume As the
'Sncnnd Division Srner4 9, L.enis.
vice president aud senesnl MANAGER
II The penibyfrania Isuiiler com.
pNny Jsaunette when asked 20 sfse
ms opinion regarding present con.
ssltions aud fuiure prospects for the
tife industry has this 10 say
''i,nnng the monfh OF July aud
even - late as August. tire uanulae.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

ffencn clfAaih &FonAF AZ FHa
pln fctna eountY Asw Nlst : 4olun
tary pe alon s. hatkgs sters
in Hv esse wsYn fNslvad YW fMts
w nissr II Fylnf fefsees 81 saes'
rtatee rhe ~iitie *Hies *ss N
IN gApr'laT slyeH aNlltvR Af slis
fra ~ VI ef V xNh eHes ~ sf
100
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
TWO SURVIVORS, 0F a
MlsaNN6 &ktfe eouN1

seattie MaA Nop 4a rvs nag
yivlna mrmaefs < che efew 81 ae
nlsBslna haeae Pirfe lHN 'h.f
bndy ~ thlrt Nsre eaaad by S1
lndan tesrahips usrty near CAGE
Iehaaon NnwHfoa laAs aialpt
sorasaW ,o eram f'em e'aNpt
Ray. WAslthia Is fhe ssal ~
Mernhalf sSrhuae ratspireA sas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
FIVE YE.sRs IN
PRISON F0R pONxI

BOSTON,. Nov. so--charsrs POM
promoter al the quiox.rict, sci,rine "
wnics, thousands Of prrsor invested
millions ~ dollars before Il cniIapxen
lsssl august. pleaded guilty to ussns
thu mails in so'rerne to- desrau,i. in
tnr fcaerxi district spiirt tonsy.
Sentences. Of five years IN the p'y.
mouth county jail war imposed by
Iuuue F<aie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

CQuntv Superintendent Nrs FarreiS
ana several other teachers viii al y
tsn. the meeting of state teachers so
he heta in the csfsce VI 4. ~ Wlmn-
state AM erirtendenl of pa1sie ia-
sfrlptlon On December Iirh AZ that
rane . campaign WITH BE- autAassa tor
beater laws for state schools ana rsr
better wa@pa tar teachers
Bella te BE- n<Fodnned ID the c0mi
ing I,s~isiafure viii DE Hp Tor. d'e
crszasnn ANY Dsrsrn who haa An~'
interests II the state schools AZ heart
and has a sagreation for the netter-
aant af tie schuaia il wefcnma to tine
meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
W GOff vsMED ss
Dfes ~ : usasHss'

Al Golff ~ nnssy yesrs feasral
aslar hsNa haA been naned N
sfaYshns Ne~eN "a one N asu depu
Ties ~ ssg aAs 80 esNre lislrea'
sssfy II tiis sul~csson " A. orff
W 4 Nsrahms NswwgI naae 40 eFror
onff IS dss,endshi~ sna ii faewn aa
fsmsga#n offieet III sfsba''iy RAosF
slsers aaa tsen IL sAs stwfa fssmn my
1ther Nau anlnas 4. bn Chris Naiseit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

ynw fpiA Tev So aparl fon.
modeimse rersiafe u eeyi4nis
groups pgeaa seunrulN @er hsasispr
~ liss a)aHnis II ladarf ssss.s ION
t)sia wssue ilar Ftpsl@e ISSUES Pfn
llpsnMy uslnninuN for folerwil Hx.
9 Aslve xpl4. eaiiur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

ssonx Fsli~ ~ sov
senator rd y InhasH ~ spith ~
knis vssi.eflsy hsaf fsierfaai -
prsss'i'uf WILSON plsfne snlswei'ata
fsnauelHi Nslsv fpr Ae awanaF~ sad
NFssso<k lfudstfara 81 nu hnsltwess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

olaaaNa Va Noy 8a Governor
eler Thomas WolsHy saa elxA
i0ehDer of ghe AfkanAss s4sse leeis
lafare wrMea heYe today l@ ssst fha
tlasoie srhoea AZ wuleryass Th#
pafg eii sla~ 1ias swipalfafet
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dive lM asv mang heH hansi
hssawlns m sow ~ 4srlona mhooiw
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ne~spApKR ~An aADLY
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Baiisnfsra Md. Nov se--Ac.
cnrsiinE to- Testimony befos. Judge
siump. IN criminal cur, tosiav 81
Lons Soshoahef. lawyer was the
man higher upe in sysscinair Thrift.
II automobiles iasz wear
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Noted Frenchm6n
Kills Himself

paris. NOV. 3o.--Jesr Fanre
Eqlsntine. a descendant Of the "a
mous member ef the french ns-
tionzl cemssntion "a the same ranne,
shes ard Instantly killed nlnsslf n
a hcuGevsr6 cafe last night- 5uaf-
ness war~.s. according 10 ire GO
lice. we're respseslbis FOR the ssi-
eide.
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nansea assdreA NJ Vlois RuBe
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|JaiIer Fatally
Shot When THO
Break Jail

Memphis. Tenn Nov 3o.--ceosJs
Reeves. = isilor. ~es shot and fat.
ally wounded az the Shelby County
JAN here shortly before noon todas
white attempting 20 prevent the es'
cape of Clyde hamilton and ssso
other men held IN the iail pending
trial on charges Of robbery, ftamsi-
tor. who is said 10 have tired the
snot that mortally wounded Roovss
and the other two men escaped.
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tatls Resk. A. Nexs - -
a. a waaassfv, physician wAs
sNes sna pfehssss tsssIls weaNa
80 ~ MIA NesNs hsfs esfls teess ~
A T. ResA : aep~ty uNsssa STATES
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sfesst o. weeassea - NestsAs
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anti asfxetle lsw
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,smrted ie tfsN tsatssf shss
shsx sals Aau sNss Nha 4 wetssNs
~ his sFessA
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waco rcxss. Ncy 70 snraia
ensered snc afflrn ~ ttt sfsss slde
humber coNpany iset asafsf snsrheti
th~ cpHsbinaon nisn sseeF enrrA
and crtwrlra fiee ysVst sccDrsa ~ re
Ynorcy fhcrc sswe1nslra 70 shoat
500
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pafs y tlsn tf4saas vim thsunnllnus
ili@ *sAteF fvanths ~ ts4g i0sn ~sre
dviiy eseetlfhs ~ gsftanee ~ lfires
srl'ieh iNassv tack I,lnee IN NereF
1928 Tits DeavY buylpa s,iff,s9 1liw
n asuAsly sllr dull peflbd il he ilv
liusine~s toubtsesa led riaiy a~,rs.
ae,,sfsrp io osvf estimate tae iioasi-
Utilities " rDntiiFued sffunM densanA
iiistsssHne unlluAied pfoduelfon Re-
poffs rvsosna pisnal vocka held ~
he niamnfvxustaH themselves 5ase
been nueh etnrfefss.sa Tisc suFk "
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ANOTHER FIRE

Dublin. Nov. so The Freemaas
Journal office was set aflre by arm
ed aud masked men about midnight.
Three girls living on the top floor
had narrow escaIA from death
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laps
Slay
Chinese
sNAAf.N

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slAns Il wss sNNaases~ ~ vlss@wws
lshgt ~ ssls esFwlRat sssslsn - We
ssssmelf
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Amw erfan JON Former su.
'nrans Ao1H Vasfa ~ Gasaaanr
wliu bas ufFrH ~o naair ungekt
ln lie avi n'w iass IS 8, crifieii
candiWnn according ~ ie laaHf
oilIeli ssand spurn GaWlp