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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
UNDER WHICH FLAG

The Republicans are iTeins Sc
nafe much Of the fact fha; er-
tam influential Democrats haVe
assisted in the financing III q
sournal that has been and >fill s
''yg I'd lo The interests Il Ife
ean soldiers regardless of
fss AT the same time m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29

TIE boys. who are ahonf IS ssars
old. gave their names as Archie Coop
er ara john Jones and said they
came from Dallas. Tex and that
their s4thers we're in the oil tessness
IN saES part o. the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29

Calss fnr souegy 1setfinrs es-ts ~
tfs4fs ohituErv .atSres resolutions.
hir ans chu-sA sesssls iersu-t nosicrs
IS tnr ch1rcA z,e~tsxrs lesce9; SunoaE
~rnsns0 l~ roaslasrea e. Iaprilsins
VII be eAs-r~a ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29

Leader Classified Ads Get Resll:s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29

Leaaer Classified Ads Get hesal,.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24
LETTER "R" NOT POPULAR
Many Writers Would View with
Equanimity Its Complete Disappear
ance From the Language.

In a tract recently issued under the
auspices Of the Society for Pure Eng
ish DIR. Robert Bridges deplures The
practical disappearance of the letter K
from the speech of southern English
men. according to the Manchester
Guardian. Yet. some people would he
disposed TO regard the extinction of
this letter with composure or even ap
proval. John Aubrey. for instance. ap
pears TO have. nursed a prejudice
against those who sound II too prom
nently In their speech. In his Lives
Aubrey animadverts on the fact. that
Milton pronounced the letter II On
terra canina) very hard---a certain sign
OF a satyricalI witt"
In Germany the canine letter" has
found many enemies. who maintain
that It's Astounding employment iar-eN
accounts for the ruggedneSs vt Icn
tonic speech Some writer's have gone
so far as to produce works from which
II is entirely banished--aN remarkably
difficult feat, seeing that II dgures IN
about 80 per cent Of German words
Two minor luminaries of the eight
eenth century. Brockes and Gottl'eb
Burmann. wrote number OF poems
from which the letter Is deliberately
excluded. so as to produce an atn:1s
phere OF sweetness and light"
These facts were eclipsed by nine
teenth century author. Granz ttittler
who held the letter in aversion. though
II appears twice In his own surname
He published two novels. die Evil
hinge" and "Lisette und Wilhelm" IN
which no II can be found.
Paul Won Schonthau and Leo Kobe
are responsible for similar works on b
lesser scale.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24
KING ALFONSo'S FIRST SMOKE
Experience Of Spanish Monarch Very
Much Like That Of Some Amerl.
can Small Boys.

King Alfonso has been telling the
story of his first cigarette.
The incident II appears. occurred
Immediately after he had been formal
ly enthroned as king of Spain when
attaining his majority on his sixteenth
birthday.
Up to that time he had not been al.
lowed to smoke. nor even then was the
prohibition withdrawn. Nevertheless,
he came to the conclusion that, as a
ruling monarch, he might at least do
as he liked is this respect.
Accordingly he asked his brother-in.
law. the prince of Asturias, for a
cigarette.
II haven't got one." said the prince,
faithful to family orders.
Then the king applied to the officer
of the guard. who said solemnly:
II regret that do not smoke them,
your majesty"
At last the young king made his way
to the sentry at the palace door, who
amiably produced plug of black to
bacco from his trousers pocket and
rolled cigarette for his majesty. who
smoked 1t proudly through the palace
ut made me violently sick later on"
he said In telling the story; but
enjoyed 1t at the time. felt, as |
pulled and pulled. that was really
and truly grown up at last,
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24
Supplying Palestine With Water.

From the average yearly rainfall
OF 20 inches enough water could be
stored up in Palestine to support "A
population of 100000, according to
James Haines. secretary of the Zion.
list Society of Engineers, which is lay
ing plans for water supply system
for the Holy land as part of the restor.
alton work necessary to make the
land ready to receive the hundreds
OF thousands of Jews from all over
the world who will emlgrate there
as soon as the political status of the
country is cleared up.
Allowing for 80 per cent loss
through evaporation and running off
MIR. Haines has figured that the yearly
rainfall over the 10000 square miles
of Palestine will provide future pop
ulation OF 100000 with a daily per
capita supply of 2,055 gallons. The
average daily consumption in New
York at present Is estimated at
about 500 gallons per capita.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24
"siIlv Old Foof.

or the stories told by Mr.. PETIT
Ridge. the popular author. one OF the
best. perhaps, is of an Incident which
occurred outside London railway stu.
ton.
Il wanted taxicab." says MIR.
Ridge. "A small boy ran to fetch one
and came back with It. holding the
handle of the door as a signal of tenn
porary ownership. AS the cab pulled
up bigger lad tried to obtain posses.
sion of the handle.
"out of It'll ordered the young boy.
aggrievedly. ~ was the one sent to
get the taxi for the silly old fool"--he
turned to me and touched his cap re-
spectfully-"wasn.t |. sirT,-London
Tit-Bits.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24

Two bed steads, mattress and
springs; two dressers; one commode;
one sewing machine; one center stand;
two rockers; one book shelf; one ban
ner range, good as new; one extension
table; seven chairs; two kitchen
tables; one small sofa; one eight day
clock; one wash tub and wringer;
dishes, cooking utensils, and fruit
jars.
Terms and prices reasonable. South
East part Of town on mountain road.
Box 752. ALMIRA @. BROWN
20 At Grangeville Idaho.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24

FOR SALE-Second hand Dodge In
good mechanical repair; 1918 model,
new top, new willard batteries, four
new tires. A bargain at the price. J.
G.. Eimers. 29tf
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24
Among Hunorists.

Ever borrow an idea?' asked the
young husband
Among us professionals 1t Ia con.
sidered permissible TO borrow back
and FORTH" said the old timer. .'How-
ever. hope youth avoid something
friend OF mine once did. and has been
sorry for ever since"
what was thatT
He stole a joke from a religious
paper."-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24
For SALE

Seven room house, furnished or I'M
furnished; One and one-fourth acres,
creek water, sixty foot well, barn,
wood shed, cellar, chicken house. Elec-
trio lights, city water and. water in
the house.
Following Furniture
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24
Our Epleurean Helm.

Kitchen Caller-The folks here live
pretty high, don't they7
Cook-Oh. yes. I gave them to un.
derstand they'd have to II they wanted
to keep me.-Boston Transcript
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24

Camp stoves Of all kinds q!
Arnold's.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24

Following Furniture
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-27
WILLIAM = TiLaEN II. Wu-srias
Sirrutz -srrnis ci1annpior. w4ae
sfrt1 William NJ. Irrusrr. Tp--rs-
cfTarrinr or =. s. REPRESENTS ti1ls
=nurr-s m --Taii-ITps rnIInti or
play Tu- 1aefs .s,p -t1.zray n
AIcssarir.. New Zaa8auc

Auc.2igurt. s1teF- ze=444LnL DEG. s.
William T -ilfieD. l. q E'triiauair1tI1
ciTs T7nEt1Ls Singles -e1ulIs hampton.
ana William a. .InI1.sEon OF Caiifo4-
HE. 1n--ziar champion os ne L-nirszE
State --lil -.sI17esant LAS ArnarIcz1r
rszm- ana eTesr.ld T. Patterson u1
Australia lu-uler world : champion
znG Norman Z f7rnnkss also o1
Australia .Inu fnrrr1E: British c-.rarn-
niur,. will represent AusIzzaIiE N rils
challenge -uIlIa u uiar rpr ttls4
Ds-is GID ~. HA.ernper =
Both -tic american anu .4ustyzlIizr2
rs-TTI1z hErve TIaIft tiIe nlpsT OF ttlss
z-osn Essxttzs-- OF tins IlsEEt fur practice
xxx III riTs EfEy-E-s ar~ II 1na 1zrtla
TENNIS critics here ez-UrsSs tifaH-
selves - r1iIcr impressed with tine
siIusT-g driving Of the americans ua1,-
riGulartv -1at of -ilden ana .IsiIn-
sroI.
Tire relative strength n tire -v-l in
diczIrer . csnxs struggle and uusz Of
rtTe e1ZT1aT- r-itIcS arr uoT making ar--
predictions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-27
FR5UG ADMITS SET
ALL MYSTERY FIRES
IN PENNA COUNTIES

-ri11IIGy--- Pc De- 2s-ALl,e--
Smith. zren II. N Eal-:Eo7ss. p. son
q Z raai estate orsrzrc-. GTrrtsr zE--s=sz
l1srs z cDrIt=c1iDg wftf zTz21,r Tr---srf>-
-rnus Hrcs durrnr +s4e 71zz1 several
month Il Winch no-1 thar s.. asat. roc
war-t1 o4 Trrurs--v was DESTROYED To
1ay a--rr.r1rar-lsti s-zre r-oofss-s n an
automobile To -t1s sss-Ies o1 e m -tsa
-77s- Ea1,afte calIIrc-- authorities
azr ~ admitted having EEIpETlssLtgc o1
All OF them TDHE0--uw ttzH authorities
ETiIl coHuu-- an examination mo
Smith S mental surIui-roE.
Stz1s croagae-s AZ -ttS first t-l4TTz. llzz-
tI1-l II smith removed -.ze Fr-zss1zzrrs
oIE-ztsE,=s which they Co41A Il the
SCENES &C -aaartjT llreA arzE -er8-rezl
tiIzt mn only did ltzs sagA N tire
fparu--lrTs bIfr thai small r1z=->S u
-,tsrg~ ru-- -rpr ta1t sole III Lef1
It's rrzr8-
-t1a arms o. Smith viii only Tz---
" G!szr w tins uITsIGr-- ri tt4f. rA,s---
tire snia@rnic, was tire EXPRESSED belief
n -tagEIl tiyc-1T1as IEa-g luzlaT. VINO re-
pu-reri --ezrs-uav --za; ttfs nu1zse e
andrew BrurvE-- T1rssiEfa--- II the Fazzz-
site City EzI1ia-1Al Bank. was ai.-
Jlr-rEzrfsari a1lu ITS or f7v -zTo unleies1ti-
EIsr men -1lsy WE'RE sl--ren zwEz- gy5-
private guard In IN uaaTZ11rrt
Bs1z1arlrn Baz-ssr of 7EElittlfsaid- VIM
7-zs rzIssz INTO. cllstocfy seTerzlI days
ago. - As11E fzeid fo- investigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-27
II STATES SEEK
WATER POWER RIGHTS
FOR DEVELOP ET

WashIu-rnr. Del Manifestations
Tor permits LOOKING toward r.2s. dssrsA
aurnsuT Or tt1s npre tran lIisss $50
EEorEansus- slifficieIu tt saTupf- II
ciiiaS the SIZE nj Chicago. haa b4@n
fiIa1 rrnlfs- this ff-starul wEsre--suFTfs-
ac1 witt the fssiE-zzl E1uTve- eorunIs-
sIur I'D ID Ee-sntss~ L. ttIe suEmis-
SUE auunIIrcal roEaE
Eompss-sun az tire cuHTsmriarsE
planS az ssEoTzn II tiEr manifestations
tina commission estimate viii al
TgzTffe wItE- Ec-=-z GeIsz4u--5ISz7T II
Itzs CuiTeE states az rTlare TRAN a.
Ts>- 9ezn 1uu XIII Involve l.. Irvez--
m=-1 N S. ~ Qssl. sag.
-1Is uTplsc1s covered Z The aun9i-
1affnl1s rnngf truU q small rEn tFurze-
rzows. plant for csior- Of sIrnrseT
cottages N tina Wyoming MOUNTAINS
10 TINS storage az tbs wzIsTrs Of TtYss
Iu7Er Colorado and sfE --siEz-tzrTes N
d huge nes=--uzr zrrE the ultimate gas--
srHaou1sm OF unrR tslun c-{sfsE. s@f
1- -tze utilization a1 the
WRITER'S N a urnp q ---Sssb feet
-Vvau--z-szz-EE States II sasidftsun 10
Alasazz and tire JEs1rzC- 81 Enfr1ransa
IRE -ElTaH@urEL m 1ile III auuIira-
tEurzs 1lfzc with tia commission
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-27
AUGUSTA boy SKATERS FAIL To
SEE DEATH HOLE IN River ICE
CANISTER IEtDH
SLAIN by UNKNOWN
EsAHMT N NY.

SH -eIl-- Der E-'fmn-lf'- F,sFs1.
nasin' lestses "a uuau-1o,Is =a,zr ttzn,
afn-1zesi thu invVe- Eakr sifs- q ens.-
Ffe1sn 1ssnE hIrr rEsru7srs TO -ittxsn.
snir rs q -ss-arri 1nr Frsrn,=r- n. =
soir;Is- II The WHY wzs siam START p,
fassfnrn daE-brazall 1pazv frv some II.
kg1osr7"
II rt-a Iisa4 Ezaz11.s Izrzc.zsEs we're g1-4
4 'SsAIe'- arm c-z1ir z1rr 4 Christmas
e-afu- The E1rszszfrc oT the raii:zi1lss
lhuir-Itsn II tbs ;Ieitee ttsTr ttrs Kill
iI1S q -aErrazn rzrTrnzlalv WIS mr. -ys-.
81 Ifss prevailing wava s--y.rs mn tfzr
sEs-slir Of . vendetta
Ll1ser-zssi2' vTTEass -zEiI- 11:allrs Wa
~iiiizra lsstal1s--. szzu = y-n,rtt7fttl -zres-
isHf WIZ .irrf1 ever rer I,-.,s..-.,r,r+rt
annA.s --s< Sor Of -aa ltt1v ann ~
cnissaIi Iz1lrasrts- ne -aross as mis- ro-r-
tzailio1Es tiEss salIssIerr ri ttlf fr-rA-ft,,,.
tutIE:Tszf' district III New v1-ss.. -Iea-
r 'sirf t+t=EIth street 2I,u -lliir5 z.ses,irs-
oiiit' d ;alneE ---nrn wr4ers re yvFzs i;illar.
"a sisszeE1 y=azz-E E-typ ftfs .sNu,lis'' E--szzz-
-.rsI- E-slizg WEI co-nlsnssti az r-1r--r-,z--
niir=iars amt d-sIE .GsiciicrE. ez,za 1t.e
TtoIIcA claimed n fEzz.4 --5szt5ss7 = ,,r-rr-.
a1 -1Ernlsr rr1y.gte-sex- n tfl.,4 -1-.,,, =,
which tiH4 Ezrz=re-x 1I5srzE,er -t.s,.
leader. however. Es---rrl re--us fn-
lesser c-lms-tnrg,gr-. srrru-n:,u-
On 1zrra1tcz sGr-I distressing uf zrpie,l
surnE
T-Ts iaE1 ttTnt Zs.asrrr.z11 ssryuszzr=rl ~,
T'zIs szrT+ezFe1. rlsattea EzIiIt-- X -oiass---
Alsr EEaE ssuts--sn Ii -Evo vearx y
pTtsoE- Tn ms -elazse n 9crrt,sr
-gI-- ne enlisted III tbs sz--717. Wiz :.
fisslzstTt'E1' II --7e 1n5tt Tnfu7--r== y9 IA.
Fin Dr-ts1rz- lie ttyen Was &; --Azrs,
ala
AIIe- t4Ie var rfss vraS .1u-urabI-- dis
ctIa-sese-. VII LACKED ttze -s-r1ts q c1t3-
zes1sr1.v because ne hzn fFzs- -o-1-
vicresl N Ielpn-.
Govs--1ur Smith n y~=zru-rrz-- the
soidfS- CIVIC srztuz ar1eI7 &c, THE .-sse-
urr1-fsfsnzttr-s ~ tt7s, Ta=1rr7r-rf g Off
->sE. -hs 4srtss O. -IsIIteza1Sr :. =
Ke--EEaa o1 -ssszrIrv 6 raau.
Turing tt1e atrnck VT Tfz-zr.ssar
Rfu-e- EasrruEr was vvo.--1rfs6 ana
tinker IL Il -1sIsai--- clearing station
he remained there 1,ltz- tfTrns rtzys
--c-- 1.f,nr trezI-t,1E 1izz1 tf1c regiment
eZTsz-IeC n gp rurp tf1E lt-Et4 a-1Ir ne
ss-apea 4rurr the l1uSrtrAI scrlrrsaf
himself 1-uEr = salvage DUNN. ioi-fetl
his -uIuuzrr and WIS II actor
tflrnII-issI11 tfss entire Hfnrfer.f1iIrf,,
Line si1uE. His cnE1uucT TaE sIer.-
plarv ann re rzzs rEsver fF=sil reported
for aassz1re wtttIoTrt leave 81 -Zr.F,
rrtae- o<Tanss
Anatise- z-T-ifis-11 raiareri II -1Es Epvs
s--u- WIS thE EasTrTHn iI2d gore
''yve- ItEs toy" tn lEzt1Efs 1IIn I1It=S
with r-e-axies w-Itt which II zc-zc1s =.
German -ssc.3ITt4. s-TfT rssz[ TIE e-gE-
IT. TIT vas so INTENSE -sIz- hIs Tzact-
was sheareE -rnzr his, rzrE NIX II
=ai-sra HIS OBJECTIVE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-27

B2izs-sitetn- Cal D-c 2t-Irn Vail
broke Inv worlds. slsIrurnnniie -acinE-
rscnru on tt7s srss-uile dir rack
f1erH rnc1zE II WHINING wtrrz1 v-zrs Mill
ed Is -t.lt, di-- track world ctyarn-
T1'uIIsiI1p'- TON Rascas Sa-fes mr.
Eddie Eear1fs.
Faii's ttrns Eas L21s ana 90
Tins ru-us- -~=r-r vs 2n-- -
-abiistisr last wear l1- Enriie =sa--,s
II pIuHn,z la-Iz
Vail Tur Easily Sa-ies- r-urYs- "
the Los angeles Sp4e1wz- rare. be
liz rnr-eu To drop Nh IN rfTa ---tty
lGp with engine --nunss arrr HaRr-rt
fo,--@r ofI- IN the IStA LII wren Z
broken piston vz1s driven ttIr711ls-. MS
FRANK Gzss
Tail DRIVE ti4s entire trurr1resl
miles without : s1np.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-27

Springfield Mass Der 2s-Laf-Tr
-acIId--E. IL. said rr,EtE-- rfIz1 tfs zuu
MS, t1r151fss- aru 5tTe1T 1gtEse-. f7aE-
s-rp- Coolidge did nor wash tbs.
dishes sEfre- tt4s, -t1rrsIE1zs dinner II
-4zer- Northampton NOME -ezrs-rizzy .
as han nazr uredi-reci II uress e1ss-
matches on T7-fCIsT-- uiE.1-.
Governor Capiiuge rr1u1n-Ed II TINS
,..t-- -rn-r Northampton TINS after
rzog- INT --e-u-u-n n Bns-ur ny
rain. -zre Ezs1-a--1n-'s -attFs- .-s-u--1-
I'D 10 -e--1u-7z Tins afternoon afre-
sr-s--1-rr- r,ar- ttzt Governors t1nifnz--
=steS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-27
Regulars With Orders Not TO Fire
Unless Provoked, Gradually Push
Back Forces Of Insurgent Leader
Believe Fall Of Stronghold Matter
OF Hours-Itallan Fleet IN Bay Silent
Five Killed, 50 Wounded I'M FRI
days Troop Movement
TIGHTENING RING

-dirs, essis, Dec. -4-fs3r 1Is As-
suciateri T>~ess'--fIfs,1HrZii GaviSiiu IS
regular Itniian su,--es advanced -vre
l.iinIus--as tniiav v-tttiuut 1riuz =
sfIgt II a combined ,1ne ana naval
movement u lose II az 2 AuulIrIzIu,
rtys irsuresagI1 ta4stie-- II T7jurns. wiIugc
Il clu Of ana t.ls. Dosz1 s aT--fa-IuE fiezo
lIEzs bs~zr g.-1l3IIll7eil.
Tx man q er=u. C.a@f..iia - 10
tighten -,E1keiilaIiy mrs e--p on rune
mil 2 4.rruzzIo * zzastlIcefl u help
les negz- 1a---iiG's men aerr-szrfes.tl
ruC1z--- -rpTn tile TTo1-t- cgFrtiuc uff t.re
TOT q -.Ie c--iIrEEs oi which IrIur1e IS
fn--maa ana nG1IrIla1 Gsrnnnil.n. SAINT
%zg'oas In san 1iI1tia- Included IL
In. GAYS advance Was lirc T,ps.t s
1v1artnn nel1 II Grunulco. The T.
AununzIo --nO1ss evacuated -3i..se
1'oSItiuns v-Ittuur Offering etIe sIiga1-
Isl -esisrancs
~ points T-u-r [ls SHORE uUT-!l-
ws11u <ile DAu1uuzIu linz EEzy-v VIZ
amt t1Te -a-ula-S advanced nall a
Isiinrnefe-e. Il WIS q sImasII a1le4sIts
movement r-Dm tffIrs4a ssGiss
Tr4e movement -Tum +f4f dIr.E-Iun
u Z dine WIS effected nv IN o--Er-
wneimIIlg 1nTfr Of 177onps winch ar
T-zzuced IN the tlInlv tle4u line NJ
. larIrG1lzie's tas-ToIia1ras THE All
T'rrIr@ Was ACCOMPLISHED U--zrcinaiiE-
ny Alfsirn T-7rr nf--JrniPri the hiGf fslnti
s-c7ra-Ir- ttie -u--ysri Ie--rtu--- IN e.l4.
rear On TTuTlE. including sr-vp hinges
ii nils Toward me SEA tie Y~e-rliir'
Continues on Pane Col. s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-27
rwD known To haVu Inst
IvBss Third Essing,
Believed Shared
-aIH 1fherg
yeu1us We're Skating RarE-
ws.1a-Camnaniuns Fail m
Ra-c,,p Effmrs - Darkness
aaits search Jnfm-runHIe
Be,s were WFiifred Mnrin La.
Flurian ..acuues Tss and Nm-
man Burns Il

1T t-z1--s-. -4Iz-.rt.-l1 II winch -vn'
.---,s.a .1p5r vsa-n sesr IN 20 tyaseati1
- - III u-ouzbty Z thru nrr rnsr
-. -s .ar. gncIu-Hd or the ketl-
-4sra- ~r--e~ NEAR Tvvn-Miie brunk
mn 5ruuZv afternoon. VII
~ Ac.- = son d 1tr I'M Mrs.
5css1. Norm n = -aurai STREET. anu
-r,-.z. J.2uItaS. annlE Lf1s same aEe
,a, ~ Ii a1Id Hrs Omar 5afsIues NJ
aa ,t---.i9-- larz,lae vsYT tIse -<xD
NJ -.-- z1r sZupyFn m Aara fusr
So .-vas ~ d-uvaIuE Thu third
ar [o-----. Bur-Is. sl-e Ii. wrIp IT,
,lcas = oa-teuEiIlss Corner was
su--T io nave fsesr with tina artlsr
sr--y szal-..-- -asfertia- afTe-1lucr7 ana
d =. lGte 1ull- last uIEfII ne tIau
ec- vst----zs1 II MS uums- anu his cap
-ac 1aa- s- finEIIuE ON rtfs water
zcc1-1-I- 70 -tlf STATEMENTS q
C-- l.cn1tte ana DoinflIis EuII-'-
.r1z- ..4s 70, 1tIuss baE-s were Sf1aI-
II az-..-T-slr-cts ann went Iulp Z tIoie
q p Nh IT.. Ire ntt1sz- npys WIN
rs-s sz-ztl-Ir -Iaa--- din avs--1tIlnE
-rsI- 0gTvs- IL give assistance, NH
..l -vc 17-s giiti nu >urus m ftfe Sly
.1,s g. .-@ vIJe-
r ,---zs Roy vzsE IfGI seen To 20
III n --.-Iesr. mi tits uucle. Chester
-s--r-s rezssY-e-c izssz evening u '-tzR
1naot -=zg--.r71zTT- rtIaI lls mac nu1
.as--Ta- 10 LIS acrIfe The EacT tt1a1
-az -u07-1 IT 1Z1za fEssn II the
szz---z- rsz4---- and EalSr ia1sr mis- cap
u Tzs s4e- tfnzztir1- On the raLe-,
lzEas .- TroiRnle -tEsL ns alEp was
s77=-zs1 Deputy MarriEzl A-rrur
.-e --s--1lc lEieU tins nI-rT. officers
-4-s L ~s1rctl n1 Lt1e CITY Inst even
M 9ov 1trI tlE cat1id mn iss
-zsaz
--E-r--- S-1-- u -tFs drnwIIIIE was
P7--ec ID uoiieEe t1sauuila--e-- Z
rs sz-- 90 ,t1r LGz7u INN Ji1cuues
7' zI2--s1 Il SKATE ac-oss ttIs --vs-
~ IaiEss IN the wesz siue-
-z- ----- -iya7- werr1 Ir1tp d nol4 II
s- g. -iEc .rz1t -tfs RIIrz1s isev VIM
n a--L--zz-z .IrIs- -tren .alsr fell lTITp
Z o- "a uI vino lives dn Lfas
II S--crI- u was said called n t1e
s7vS = -r- Oh until IL cuuid -e1
rs sea-. 8u' before ne cnuiu zs- II.
7H-f 14C gone tIrIrts- ting ioA-
III artc- etaTfz--IE-lt CARRIED IN
q. --F@srlEzJrnl2 u err arcrde1it last
1-t ~ arol111 q -t1e 1zEt
L :. ~ lalrty dark when -sie
--,Is' 7vzz reported tins cnRures were
-z1 ne bodies cnufd fse rs
are- --T,i1 C1zvtit-rI1.
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I suEafuI Negroes
Admit Killings and
Breaks I'M e s.. Louis

East s. -uIIls. his, Dzc. 1s--wp
murders arILl : SERIES o. fa1l7-tarleE
and .Iola-iias wers cleared I'D rpfi1z.-
rJttl -iIe confession N AItreu --aus-.
lS-E-sal-.1l1 ana IiE--nunr Ellsworth /.
A. Negroes. WHO, TIE police aar al.
mil shooting -yo ngl curing nnlsl-
JlIss mere laE1 month
Policemen -fro runk LtEs. susu@-rs
into CUSTODY. staten tifav heard u7re,
81 .-fWed r1s-1sr ger tlIess cuns be-
fors. they re. rs
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Two WOMEN
DEAD N BEAUTY
SHOP. BROOKLYN
Double Tragedy Part
ners Believed 10 Have
Followed a,rarral
War 1errrzreei NuraH Hensnrsri n-p-
nnzee 3isxpiIrrtun N na--ue-srip
Atssses ~ Wirrnw Concentrating
Ma-tzps Final Decision Was ID
rave Szzn MAINE Sunraas

New vnrts. D=c- u mans rai
-rmu1iai interest II one msrnf,sr N Z
ferni g business IlarLrIe,Ei1Ip is be-
iissv7ea 70 have c-1lIsaEi = arIu--el rp-
day bsrtwean r-vu BROOKLYN .vuIrIln
vvUrus.,. wnp we're fnund st.u1 10
tizzzth Z their shnp THE -..rti4,
Beauty Parton
-lasplIlz IN automatic nls1ni II tle-
-sErrr g1arL Miss Alrr.a Tsur,.s-tgr.. I.
rIlI-zs DECORATED ny ms F--arIa3l aIIr-
inE the var. Jay II ttIt uauEile o. ire
little establishment Z. nl!fss- yvaIr1lr
IN hsr temple Mrs EuTE EaEIfe q
vIuOw, siTsz through Iist- naoE 20 cii.
tsszIG- wis WIG IL rtft lluaT
-Iraz murTrtIS ago Miss L3nryasau 5
sEste-' rDiu the poiiesa. the uIIr-se -ur-
ulsiIHu cIpITal ana with M-z- Es.1.--,,...
L E-auuSEtf Il BSalIcy c.iitur-e ul1e1a-
~ LtTE beatty sf.np- Mrs 5ag,ie esuIs-
dlIcIeu ttie establishment vniie ne,
1z--Era-, WORKING as L dist-zc- MRS..
lIGnAgsG rs Finances
Dissolution n -4l. aIIsirlsss r-ss
Threatened SEVERAL wz43es a-u silp
ssIlL- when Mrs, aaGIIe Joid IIer- I11lr--
iIef ttla1 SIZE mad -esera7E-afi i T1-q9Bess!
81 IlzEEr-EaEs ann n-IraI1ir- vvotIicI at
c=Tf II -ils nlrrEs., objected. sft4
added. Ssscauss il Mrs. lag1Ie tsft tis..
establishment sing v-o1I1 suffer =
llsz1g-y financial toss
Mrs E1Ir1is was 10 1--we announced
tfes- e1s1lsIoE II regard N tine nar-1-
muuIal venture tolIE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-27
OF ES-IQN OF E9TYS

Ir7esl. Dec. BY the nzxxrrsztsdl
Press The Italian rrEuiar1 tnsr~
1eztctIeti -lts laGsu-zes on ttle -.sfHe n
islune au6 aTe claxlrr IN s-urnaIiy~
an tlse . AuruEzIp sr-uuE4rrlR. IT
= 's1-EE1e-e.-za Eiums VIII be Szaxer ts.is'
evening, o. ruuIuT-uw rnurntr,-.
t4azEe-u 1IvtElia on F-iftzy u-rses.-ri
Eta c'ea1IplEsiun u ssitf--arceli rDsitinns.
around FiuHH IN Consequences uf no.
l4rr1 IuIIneurs I'M ttze ttrrnzsenir---
---I1trrris rIltae,l bv D,Auruuztrs- a.r-
IgIIaires
In the operation tins ura1lx sss1iarr
nnlcssn armed T~szsrur.ss 10 ttae an
-sEncTng 1-1Dus. WHO host fir mon.
tzIllea ant tnTr-v wollnIissn.
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ttszls1u- AuSz. DeE- 2-Nelc-s-
b8rE u Rces-- 7 wTrltxrus rau-~
iioI1zt, vsE burned -.Iur-suar tssfr =.
Tls-TIEslz e1IDTIHIIIE Dee III mis- zasedfu-
70 sl3u stln Il erecting Z new I.orr-.
-1ss1Isss-- yu=n wifi their =. rfu11nis
re.Erns Eallesl pIrle -r>=sS & c.rztur- obi
.IHrj Aalslel tIterr three r,tisr 10
mill rv1Ierr --.gsn nsAr al lrurrie- viii
us SAWED e-nm ti1srn. Wives 1f tire
rTlnTiss.sS GIVE tfsezL q -rrsSEr dtrsTzss
81 ttIs TssgEhberTIuetl cs1area ~ TIM errr
OF t!1aa da- la5nr. Williams 1xz-
reg only sTuzE INSURANCE Gzr t71s fiy]
loss ~ Ts4xv--