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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12

Ton overt nets are charged against
he coal men ~ the indictment which
oliains eighteen counts. II II un-
uorrood that many OF the violations
hnrrcd hay, no connection with
he strike ~ bitumnous miners bu'
occurred prior ia the signing OF the
afmisticr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12
Dlsiribui ion Restricted

The Indictment WIS brought under
sections four and nine Of the Lever
set and section thirty seven Of the
erin iuHl CODE and charged IN general
,hat miners end operators conspired
,a enhance the price Of necessarles
hv roruic'lng distribution. limiting
manufacture and by other means.
and couspilnr to commit ofienseH
.raIrst the United states as defined
in tha c'>nirnl rode Tn penaltv on
conviction is tine not exceeding
sio.o0n. imnrisonmut io, not more
th.p two years. or both 'ile and i'm
rrI.OuweDt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12
Nlmr. We Mhhhrlh

While 900 names we're made nnhlic
10 vs. learned that practically all
those facing charcos are active IN
tho ,ruir,l competitive field. which
embrace, Indiana. Illinois. ohio and
Tnnu.,lyanIa The rrlnd Jury was
Instructed tc ro fully into an reports
of violations of M, lever law with
ru' REGARD to the place ot origin OF
fHU REPORTS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12
Would Transfer Authority

CONTINUED on Page Eight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-27
BY RALPH F. COUGH

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
Washington, Feb 26-An over
charge OF approximately 30 per cent
now is being levied against persons
who buy L. s. Postal money orders
to send money to England, France
and laly.
The overcharge will amount to ap-
proximately s5.Oo0,oOo for the pres
ent fiscal year, it was indicated to-
day by postoffice department rec
ords. This is borne directly by per-
sons who use the postoffce depart
ment to transmit cash abroad
Since 1912 the postoffice depart
ment has averaged a profit of ap-
proximately $1.O00,OOO on its foreign
postal money transactions, reports
show all of it having come directly
from the pockets of purchasers of
money orders, many Of them persons
of small means. Business men use
express concerns, banks and other
private concerns for transmitting
money.
The post office department now
makes a profit Of approximately $1.57
on each person who sends the euiy-
alent of one British pound sterling
4, ITnuIo,d IL,, a ono ,,ound obac1y
the department charges $4S7 plus
cents for the check. The pound
now actually is worth only about
$3.50 according to prices paid in the
New York financial markets. The
actual price in New York varies
from day to day. Recently the prices
have ranged from 1913 the lowest
record in history, to $3.50.
The present rate $4.S7 charged by
tIle postoffice department was fixed
in 1880. No change has been made
in it since, although the British
pound has been worth less than that
since soon after August, 1914 when
England entered the war.
The post office rates for money
orders to France and Italy also are
prcportionately far above the actual
market value of the franc and lira.
Postmaster General Burleson has
made no attempt to open negotia-
tions to alter the rate on England,
so far as can be learned The rate
is fixed by a treaty called a postal
convention, entered into between the
British and United States postal de-
partments. Under U. s. law, the
open negotiations to change the rate
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-27
HIGH EXCHANGE RATES NET
u. s. POSTOFFICE PROFITS

at any time on his own responsible
ity.
There is every reason why Eng
land, France and Italy should wish
to alter the rate, officials said here
today, although It no doubt would
be blow to the British pride t,
take such formal notice Of the de
probation Of the value of the pound
sterling. All three countries stand
to lose millions in issuing postal
orders to their citizens to send to
America. The British postoffice,
however, takes up the loss by charg-
ing large fee for issuing the check.
Express companies now are TAX
ing most OF the business from the
postoffice departments Of all four
countries American express COM
panies have been selling checks for
a pound sterling for about $3.50
They make no charge whatever for
the service of writing the check.
The United States postoffice, how
ever makes a charge of cents for
this service in addition to the profit
it makes as result of its high ex-
change rate.
To the American resident who
wishes to pay an obligation of two
pounds in London, the situation
works like this: He goes to the
nearest p0stoffice and buys a check
for two British pounds which he may
mail to Englad. 1t is payable at
any English postoffice for two pounds
At the L. S. postoffice, however,
the American purchaser pays in
$9.74 to cover the order plus 10
cents for the check AT the express
company, he may get the check for
nothing and need pay only 81 to
cover it.
The U. S. postoffice department
takes the $9S4 and need spend only
$500 for the two pounds sterling
which it must place at the disposal
of the British postoffiee which pays
the check. The profit to uae post
office, therefore, amounts to 1924
for this transaction alone.
Approximately 100000 persons
sent postofiice orders to France, En-
gland and Italy last year,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-27

Liquid Borozone Is an efficient
healing remedy for human or animal
flesh. 1t mends a severe wound,
sore, cut or scratch in the shortest
possible time. Price soc, 60c, S1.20.
Sold by Wren Drug Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-27
CHARGE FOREIGN LoeslEs

Washington. Charges that foreign
Dbl es are trying to break down the
American merchant marine were hid
heic,e the senate commerce com
mit,ee by w. L. Clark of Seattle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-27
HEMsT1TCH1NG, PlCoTING
Hens titchinq

Hemstitching, accurately done, best
operator in the state. II in a hurry
we do the work while you wait. Spe
cial attention given to mail orders.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
Chickasha. Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-27
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS

The fact that SO many government war time
Liberty Loan bonds have been placed on the
market has brought the price of these securi-
les to low level.
1t is known that large per cent Of the pro-
leeds of these bond sales has been used in spec
ulative and non-essential Investments
We believe that in the very near future the
market price of these bonds will advance
And we therefore would advise you to hold
to these good government securities.
The Oklahoma National Bank of ChickdshC
"The Bank That Service Built"
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

The Priscilla society Of the NJ. T.
Church will conduct tas-selline
campaign during the Stampede In
order To raise funds TO help build
the now church. They will also have
sandwich booth during enc big
show and may serve dinners on the
church lawn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

Monte Vista has been enjoying
some warm weather this week. The
tcmpcra,ur, has been running from
~ To sS degrees, Last week sosnc
pcopl. Kicked" about the cold
weather we had been having this
spring and summer. they certainly
haven't any room To mplain now.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

A 7 Young. ucncfai Manager of
the San Lui. Central Il. u. was In
Monte Vista Friday on business. and
returned to Denver Friday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

The how-n base ball team defeat.
cd Sargent on the Monte Vista
grounds this Friday afternoon. scor~
/. to 10
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

o. Wilkerson and wife. Dave
''en and wife and Mrs. D. l..
''en are camping on Clear Creek
week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

'An Macarthur and Art Webster
lew days in Denver this
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

Dave oinsrieh and wife OF Okla.
homa are visiting the D. L. Oiasael
family here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

For SALE-About 50 head {
shoats and u few brood sows.
J. Frank 0OfY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24
ilSrTrs STORE NEWS

49,, i.nt much hope tor IN"
mo can break his WORD Win
! t.siias hurt :"
.oaf word good. Il will bs
!, ,ss bss, asss,s that you can
. : ,srousa lie .''a you
~
..,,rd Faus has resigned his
',,,o. With this store and viii d.
! n, time TO tho rsus Brother,
y sa,,ss.s Leonard Fsus had
!. .i,s ,hl. Institution = long time
ons Of tho capable. reliable
-. whose places arc hard to MI.
,,.,,, Cd TO have him go. bat
n. will have u successful ca
!, in hi. new venture.
=. and Mrs. W. II. rassctt spcn,
sr, three days Of this week In
..,f and Platoro districts. They
= fortunate enough to procure
'n, horses aud covered \ large
[,,, of territory. There II n
4, ,moun, OF snow on the higher
(,.. In ,hl. district. and Il seems
q nearly every variety Of = wild
a, full bloom now. Fishing
la very good yet hut they manax-
|,o &c, 90 nice rainbow trout out
|lass Fork one afternoon.
hr Jermy left Saturday night for
,,r 10 take u portion of her va
|,ou in the city.
Gnl s,endcl went to PsEosa
k,uf, on Sunday TO try the hot
n. there. as one Of his legs was
Lar him trouble. swelling on &C.
a, Of the recent operation no had
Undergo.
led and black raspberries arr
\ appearing on this market At this
Strawberry shipping season
Ipr. Some OF the people hav ,
kuberries OF the ever bearing var
which they grow here. We ven
the prediction that this variety
Jerry will eventually be grown
to ship to the outside market.
happy Baird has not been able Ia
b the store very much this wee':
sever at this time he Is feeling
Ter and is back on the job.
I,rey Johnson made \ trip Il
per last Sunday.
Shipment OF New Era shirts ar.
this week. These come In both
and work shirts. We believe
there is not u chance of shirt,
y any cheaper. Cotton has
he'd q new high mark. and w
not able to find any place tina,
ean replace shirts for the price.
phich our present stock wa,
gAt.
A man advertised for a wife. H.
Afterwards. I can't say that ad
sins pays, but It certainly bring,
|lta'"
e presume that the week of tn,
pede, rs the Stampede Begin
"ednesday, we will not be closet
Ne Tuesday but will be closed af
'oons during the Stampede.
you know that we have beef
special prices on nearly al
OF merchandise during July
are saving money by MAXIM
purchases now. We cannot se,
sign Of lower prices In the nea
he.
eau our advertisement on las
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

hond and Jennings shipped one
ear Of hogs To Pueblo ON tho :OSh.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

FOR RENT-House In west end
Phone Is or 306. or sec Mrs. r. G
Spencer. $40 Worth Block.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

Mrs, Shea loft for Kansas CITY
last sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

WANTED - Immediately. 500
dozen fresh eggs. Highest price paid
In cash. Valentine Bakery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

Mr., and Mrs Grant Ttas left Mon.
day for Chsttus, III.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

List your land with G. G. Kerr 4
Co. They have lots Of buyers ae
the right prices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24
A. I Fenced Mountain Pa.tur,

A. Fenced Mountain Pasture
VIII take in cattle for the summer
In not less than carload lots. They
will be under the care OF compet-
ant cattle man. Box s. Monte Vista,
Colorado.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

FOR SALE-l& K 20. IL OF. wall
tent, good floor. 3O-inch galvanized
screen all around. brand new, will
sell cheap. Apply box SGT. Monte
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

FOR SALE-One lot OF good sec
ond-hand corrugated iron At lese
than half price. Lilley. the Miller.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

FOR SALE-Used Ford touring
car. in first class condition. Deliv.
cry 5th or 9Th OF August. Party
leaving city. Phone l6sR Geo.
Godfrey.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

FOR SALE-Five room bungalow.
all newly furnished. Inquire 35l
Broadway.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

GOOD Studebaker six for sale or
viii take Ford in trade. Box e22.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

An J,rmy left Saturday night for
ref 10 take u portion Of her va
non in the city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

-. ,oar word good. Il viii be
,,s bsst asss,s that you can
through lie ~ith you
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

--LosT-A lady's brown sweater
north OF Monte on Guhba-r.l Wed,
nssday morning, Finder pisa.s not.
Wy fhon. siokis or leav. at this
ONCE,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24


Eau our advertisement on last
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

..r,,,s lent much hope for tbs
10 esn break hi. word With
|, t,slias hurt"
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

XIII s,eudcl went to PaEosa
kuf, on Sunday to try the hot
u, there. as one Of his legs was
kur him trouble. swelling on ac-
IA, OF the recent operation no had
Undergo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

FOR SALE-Mahogany Hailtrce.
large plate mirror with six hooks
and place for rubbcrs and hats In
base for $3.50.
Mrs. W. NJ. Wood. ?37 lst Ave.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

ed and black raspberries arc
b appearing on this market At this
Strawberry shipping season
Ivr. Some OF the people hav,
lvberries OF the ever bearing var
which they grow here. We ven
the prediction that this variety
Very will eventually be grown
to ship to the outside market.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

Will give use OF ten acres OF past
ure land and house to live In for care
of same. Inquire this Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
MATCHETT ASSUMES
GRAVE UNDERTAKING
Former Caterer BUYS Funeral
Business OF Manhall &
Harper, Neal Higgins
To Direct

Tho undertaking business ~ Mar
shAn a Harper "a ~ y Division
si~ee9 changed hnnds iaiay whsn D..
~ Ma,Vheii houKht me business
Marshall s liarfef established the
funeral paflors hcrr ahoai year ago
ava under me eff, lent mAnarcment
of Neal Higgins. hrssme known oser
ihe ennnte fnF prcmmneAs and Ell.
cnncy NJ NAiche elli iake psr.
sHnal charge 81 ihs neW mslnots and
Nral illsgins wiil remain on desh
af empaimel ana funeral dlrtriof
Nlsene has been identified with The
funeral hus.neas fof thirty years in
Ncihrie and r. an tNpen In his tine
Waite ihls is decidedly new dN.
paHafe fof Naiehrit h. will make
good, snee 10 y taihfai 70 duty and
sssioas worker Mr. Matyheii waA
iN lhp restaurant business in 0nihus
mere lhsa iwsnlssfss ssara ana halli
us So rrsRble fepnfaglon for enter
pfise nnd fs'r deallnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
FRACTION OF CENT WILL
KEEP STARVING ORPHAN
You Can Afford To Give Your
Mite In Good Csuse Like
This. Campaign Opens
February 1922

Oklahoma CITY. Feb I iSpeclall--
Three iourlhs Of one cent month
b fraction OF penny which would
otherwise be spent Tor TAX on sofl
drink o. some other article Of luxury
viii save the lives OF leo starving
Armenian orphans for one year. u
contributed hy every person in Okla
h0ma
This - the estimate OF 1. Carpen-
ter of MuskoRce stata secretary Of
the Near East Relief. which Is to con
duct a campaign for s2goooo IN Okla +.
hona from February IS 10 -
The Near East has shown that
tiSe will feed. closhe. house and edu :
cate one orphan for twelve months.
Thus. assuming that the 1920 census
will show Oklahoma 20 have p0pu
nistioa Of 800 900. the states quota
of $3.50 600 means that II f. asked 10
adopt approximately 1900 children
until February. 1921 This Is only
one orphan to every 1000 persons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
WILL NOT PERMIT I'll
RENO LINE JUMkEO
Business Men and Civic Bodies Of
III Reno. Guthrie and Other
Towns on laee To Enter
Protest

Protesting The proposed ssle a iAe
s. Louis. NJ Reno and Mes,ern RaN-
way Tor the purpose az ianking Il "a =
mec,lng held a. ~ Reno yesterday.
attended by the executive board ~ the
~ Reuo shambfs oi commerce. and
business mea ani property owners
from fhe ,ufloas towns uienr iAe
railFala between n ilrao aud Cum
rie. al association was fogned lo use
al possible lesal means from allow
lne any firm, az corporation from tak
ing ap the rail. of the roaa
Due 10 the fact thai the rosi hss
been losing proposition iof some
time. stockholders advertised II luf
sale recently. but this sale sas re-
called uniil latter IN the year MAlle
only one train day Is run over the
rails. eitlacns along the fosd state that
they have invested their Nancy Ia
goo1 faith. based upon The operation
Of the road. which wonid cause . great
loss shoald the service he disc ontira-
ed. The association viii also lnss~ii-
gate methods Of making the road q
noe rsmuneratise proposition
,stnfie Joins With ~ Reno IN This
matter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
PHIL TRABAMO MAKES
RECORD AIR TRIP
Beat All Paige Dealers In Race
For bunch Of Coveted Cars
Trip To Wichita Made
In Hour

I'm running low on Paige car. and
lhe demand ls grest and that - the
leason am latinx this uln. said
hl rnband a 3 o'slock today a. b.
entered an aifplAne aud started zoe
Wichita 4 have a line on a bunch
q new Paige cars az Wlchiia aud -
pegl 20 beat The other hnyeru there
The other feilnws are going hy rail-
and % beat them 10 the prise / musi
nm fast ,llp. he added
rrahand aud hls pilot made tho irln
"a wichita Ia less than an hour and
lhais going sens. lie wired hark
'uoi my cars aud hsal escr,bod, 20
ihem Time - mlnuies"
on hls return trip which will also
be- made by alrplane. NJ, rraband
win stop on ~ ronoa Cly where he
has negotiated big sale of palss
cars 70 the Marland on company
That big OF concern haa decided 70
use he Paige car exclusively. Ils
win also make Alop a. Alhansas
city.
Flying IN the air "a nothing new ~
PIN During the war he vas a..
signed to The air service and spent
many months 10 thai work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
.EAsT SIDE [MUM[nATORs
USE A|RPLANEs IN WORK
New Method Used In Running
Down the Fleeing OIL
Workers In the Oil
Fields

okmulsce. Feb censua enumefa
tors are using airplansa lh running
down the fleeing on w1skes ia ut
mnlkso county Leonard Logan. sap
eryisor. announced today
Nj i.agan states that ttc wpsi ls
practically completed ln ihe cllf ~
Okmulgee. ncafYelia and lieess. aua
the iarEsr towns of The county and
the members of hla Fuffp we're ao@
rounding ap the aluEle men ln The
autlatlnE districts
Near ilenryelta . few days ago az
enumeTaiof making The rounds ln sn
alrplane arrived 1T an Isolated farm
dwelling % find that al a,la bodied
man sas NOR. needed than census
gaihereF a. ihe man % the family
had been sies IA bed fof several dag
aud the fnrm animals acre auffgrinE
for lack of food and water
The census man HE any leoI helsh
tor would. stopped lonw enough 40 a.
tho chores and pa, lhlugs in shlp shad
order before contlnu.nE hia iaafneY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Nsw York The nlsok star line
steamship Yarmouth. shich sailed Tor
Hassna last month with 4 sas0es0o
whisky cargo. and pgi back for re-
pairs. selaed by prohibition agents
--Regal- By the terms of Russo
Eathonian peace. Rnssia recognizes
The gull sovereignty Of Essnonla
-Washingion- shipping board
announced the sale ~f Mercury, a for
mer German owned steamer, and ~
thirty Tor which The board recently
received bids
-Washin rton-- Ree9 9lexx estrava.
sance In lne construction OF the gov
ernmeai nitrate plant at Muscle shoals
charged in report hy Colonel Fred
Wagner. former director OF operations
Al the plant. filed with the house war
expenditures committee
Paris The list OF persons whose
eNtrsdiiiou Il demanded ~ the allies.
banded to Baron Won Lersnef. head of
the German peace delegation. hy Paul
puiasta, secretary OF the peace con-
ference
Hot springs Eddie Coulon Of
New Orleans. Knocked oct Jimmie
Taylor Of New York in the second
round
--Chicago Maurice Enrght. known
a. chief OF Chicago gunnen. and a
figure In many labor feEds. shot 10
death By five men in an automobile as
he stepped from bis own motor car
Fall River. Mass Marriage lice
nse issued TO Miss Emily kEowles and
Guy S Spiker They probably viii be
married Sunday
Copenhagen The Scandinavian
premiers and foreign ministers decld-
ed 70 accept the invitation 10 join the
league OF nations.
-Dundalk. lreiand-The steam
racket Iveagh. which left Liverpool
Monday nigh; for DundaIk. missing
Topeka Hagh Fisher. attorney
for Roberf HIii. negro. wanted in con
necfion elth the Phillips county. Ar
KANSAS. race disorders. Informed Gov
ernor Aiien's office thar ten Of TIE
fourteen days more would te needed
20 gsffcr evidence In connection
with Iiills extradiction.
Rochester. \ Y--fhalrmap Cum
minrs OF the democratic national com-
miitee. predicted that the democratic
party would poll most n the aomen's
vote
-Ses York-Tne army. navy and
civilian board OF boning control an
nognced the appointment Of com
mi,see 10 investigate TIE war record
OF Jack Dempsey. heavyweight chat
plon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
Birth Control
WM BE Fatal
To United States

Montreal. FEB. s--Estinction
within one hundred and fifty
years 10 what the uoted States
fsees II the doctrine of blrth cor
trol continues IN its present a.
esnosney. according 10 w A. l..
S.yles. physician IN connection
with the baby welfare committee
of irex city. IN an address last
nigh, before the Montreal Cath
olle womsn's league.
Or. Styles said that the number
OF children under the age o. five
per 1000 women IN the United
ststes, has decreased fifty per
cent IN the iast century II was
only the birth rate OF fofeian
populations that kept births
shssd % deaths, he said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
Short Cuts To
Home News

'TAr msstlnt - fafmefs "a - he'i
~ n. city Aau HAiasaey f%h !. -
J - sheald - stlsasiea ~ sseff
isrmsr IN the Caaaty ~ " a.
woeasaga % he stats MaFkst gsm
mlsslaa will ~ here 70 sissass sa-
cpesaiion emoux ne taFmefs flm~,Y
Topics ~lil he diseusssa ~ 81 y
1tsaest
l.e ulea f'ost -. Amsficen lssiae.
~ill mess At eAamlef - Gommette
foom. AZ nsioss tsNlant q " 40
sired sy Cemusahaef ienss TAT f1ii
saembssshlp - IN aitsadAn9s - mai
tiers - mement wiil ~ alsepssed
Iaass Rwaak ~Aa Nss here iof
,hr fepuhllcah caucus meetlRea has
fc,ufnei 10 saltwater wvhess he D.
heldins term uf seafi iie pill gv
lara Friday alkht aud eHi hnld a.
an dag asssiop eg court Hexi tsluf
ftN whsN atgeal toag vases will hs
iakse ap fhe asst teeulaf iffm faf
ioran counif ~ln - hsld duflns
NArsh.
The followla& marriage hesnsrs
were lsaasa slnes Yesterday Emmvit
summers. So. Cashfns and lsia raum
"a. Gulhfse Juha Z ehrisiensfn sl
piumrlnht. aad Allie hartls sA on
tan Arihaf l.eo walker a. ManhAi
san. Kansas. and Fheima nnrlhsn
NOre "a. Outhrle ueo u klnnef 3D..
lia y Patterson ip. tashfle
ON ehafss u paAsinN bpsns
cheek cn no, fAllman. u y NeMan
as was held for lrlai Ia ihs distlei
ccurt b, JudFs llornaasf to-day Its
bud ~aa lived a. ttna ahlfh ~
tailed 90 lroslde Ne l. alreads asft
ing ssnieure oI sis noithe for
laii AreaAlha
Peter raflns. fafm,f. llfian ln
ihs Orlando nslFhnoFhnoa waa ip
Outhfie today and stated thai maa
named finneY VAS Killed near ut.
ianda yoslerday whun h|s Asgeaehilt
crashed inte ttre ga ihe roadside
The man llsed al rertf ~ sait aad
was on his ~sy % Galhis
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TROUSERS 4 VEHICLE) u. S.
FEDERAL AGENTS SAY"YES"

cl--.ago Feh The United States
diearicf court Viii be asked to decide
whether the trousers 81 Charles y
Thomas. Chicago bank president are
vehicle" and II they are, whether
they should be eonflseateg - the gov
efnment and sold at auction
Mr. Thomas was arrested Saturday
nighf in cabaret when be produced a
bottle OF liquor from his hIp pocket
and conoocted high balls for himself
a1sc three companions.
Fedvai prohibition agents who
made The arrest. maintain the use OF