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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-06
Dodgers, In Cold Wind, HOpcFor A
 Victory Today
Robinson Says the Only Way to Keep Flies Away From Speaker is to Hit the Ball Over the Fence-Over 2O,- 900 Out To See the Battle.

New York, Oct. 6-With the probability that Grimes and Bagby will be the pitchers in the second worlds series game . today the teams lined up as fol- lows:
 Cleveland Brooklyn JamleSOn, If. Olson, Ss. .Wambsganss, 2b J. Johnston, 3b Speaker, of. Griffith, If. Smith, If. Wheat If. Gardner, 3b. Myers, cf w. Johnston, 1b. Konetchy, 1b. iSewell, ss. Kilduff, 2b. ! O'Neill, c. Miller, c. Bagby, p. Grimes, p.
 Ebbets Field. Brooklyn, Oct. 6-The Cleveland Indians, with one Brooklyn Esca1p dangling at their belts, went on the warpath again today in the sec -ond encounter of the Worlds Series warfare. over 10000 people came sout to see the fray.
 "A wind blown fly was the cause of our own downfall yesterday" said ,anager wiIbert Robinson. of the sBrooklyns today. with an even break on luck my club will show the way to victory. Speaker ruined our pail game with ms catches m center field. think I'll tell our fellows to hit the ball over the fence, then let Speaker do his worst. I am inclined to use Grimes in the box today"
 Iris Speaker believes that the edge now lies with his American League pennant winners in the series.
 "We have looked the Brooklyns over and my men feel they can take the majority of the games" said Speaker today. Brooklyn has a fine ball club, make no mistake, and fhave my troubles to find pitchers to Sbeat them in long series.'
 The chill of yesterdays defeat and "a cold night did not freeze the en- thusiasm of the fans who came early 10 the ball yard. Spectators seeking seats in the unreserved stands began to form in line two hours before sun up. A groundkeeper, making his rounds at midnight, heard a heavy ssnore behind the scoreboard in left kfeld. He promptly unearthed four fmen who had hidden in the ball park Fafter yesterdays game and were talk ing nights rest in a nest of news rpapers back of the score board.
 The wind has dried out the play Ling field so that the ground keepers ,had to spray it with water to keep fthe dust down.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-06
RUSSIANS AND
 POLES IN TRUCE

London, Oct. 6-An armistice pro tocol was signed by the Russo-Pelish peace envoys at Riga at 1:30 c, ,cfock Tuesday night, said Warsaw dis patch to the Daily Express today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-06
HALF MILLION
 POOL FOR BRIBE

New York, Oct. 6.-Belief that half million dollars pool, backed by 'ebig monied men, was arranged in New York to fix the 1919 worlds series was expressed today by Assist ant District Attorney James E. Smith.
 Mr. Smith,, who yesterday was ordered by District Attorney Swann to take charge of local investigation of the baseball irregularities said that he intended to push his inquiry until "some of these crooks have been landed in the penitentiary.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-06
FALSE ALARM.

FALSE ALARM
 A false alarm turned in from box 213 at the corner of Iranistan avenue and Wood at 2:10 o'clock this morn ing gave the fire apparatus a useless run when no evidences of fire were discovered in the vicinity by tha firemen
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-06
THE WEATHER

Fair and continued cool tonight probably frost in the interior; Thursday fair, with slowly ris- ing temperature; fresh north winds, diminishing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
LOGAN LINES UP FOR
w000, SAYS H0aNl0lr
State Committeeman Fight should
Net BE Permitted To Enter
Into Locsl Arrangements.
ro Meet Jan Il

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- sf ~ l.~cnars Wae& eampasgn Ia
ok.skonaA cai Horraeat ssfa soaa,
A. trmlcFaFs HiSe Ntessavat * tke
frsi Nroot for isgves ssns siahsu M
stsis ses totay fAs sieerns 80 ths
tssft co. ihai nevsRsnf aefesofare
stsff aas bera sewe 4ttenai a. nrk
- - i.s Wo,d cess. ass ei,A some
q. ike locai aaG Ier~caa4 satenftons
81 ~ ,saif Wniit saut et ~ crisie
49, Npat FOR lrest1fai frssuas soah
ssie~ ihemsslses - - slsssee with
anx faction or ei.ck. or 20 iAke sides
a le~ai cortrsfs ! an wcre than
.easee 81 fAn latest tsyelogmrnis in
tfk'Nhpma 4 mesrs fhet fhe wo,s
AN % ar ls hclAs ftet aAoee ana
ef5 oat sns oi iAese pss1f Aftairs. ana
lsni tts state cersfatior etIl ~ unan
ss.ces tcfs. feni 5 siroax' abe dele
<siisz 30 ST. i.Ca.s enh ~ oshsr par.
pese ihsn fhs rcu InAiies q ,Aat
snls1ad scid.er atle sisfssman ana
<Arssa aea.maf 4 i-eeaafa W'ood 81
rNs esNt
fssf since w. triF hAek eAsi whsrs
,sand las Weed sertlment stroaetr
~ fArinty e4ff 3 serf I have heen
pHaftfnht for shI. slate eeulrr .nto
ise ior Aln W. 4 tor wood ana
sil rof Ierrnf Ans oiksr Ioral side
lff4r go '1 fhe l~aN lEie1ere 81
ss4ker thls msir pfps-osikton Thf
nrfzr ~ ~ iocsl woot ciah a. fhe
cafs kcuss nsu Ncraay rirhf ihs Il
sasa asuw 49, sA~ asf1sns - GasArss
A. t1inx 81 nr this lrlpowskni nfups+
star ~ sDrt 40 hs thers And hslp
Aesss aor sofi8 weos aelsra,lon
'lcx r-f iorar oourfv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
ARMY WILL SELL TO
PEOPLE BIC LOT SHOES
Footwear VIII Bs Placed on ths
Market Within q short Tlms.
Director o. SALES
sAya

TIE saf asasamsnl aalasnsa.
Publication 81 faf iel'oenf State.
msni from ihf affss 81 'te lIfrs'ef
81 sales
ths difesiaf - nIss annaan -
ihst ne aaf aspaftmeeI has g.
elafed be aaa is aIeranas ia
offer ~ saie q n4e4 sf'esa ia ne
Awffie,e eablH lhfsash fha srmY
4tarrfmasfef felsI slofea aapfusl
mafslf meeea palFs of nsn sfnt
thnss maae aa tte NHasaa hst.
ihif y ibs ffsf offer nsie 81 iaa
~ astarmspf f. sell ass sfns b.
spsfifd saees
The 4aafiefmasief seatfsi ~ ths
annf has Issasi lnsifafiInfs Cor fns
d'sifibafiug II APPROXIMATELY Isoo
90 uairs - fhess shoe 81 ihs IS
ftiaii aiefss noa hslsk spsfafed ~.
der BE snreFe|s.on sad fAev wli
be available - fhe 9ahilr a. s8ou -
deliveries - - afafes Gao te ef.
ffrftd Tie suaeflnlsndant ~ easa
siofs eill mass loeai snaosacemens
oi iEs date 81 nblsh ne shoes viii
h. piaeed ou ssfs II ~ siofs. Ths
ftnalndef of ths safplas viii ~ a.
trhaied % fhe afmf retail stores b
ateoFdsuee ia ihs dsmant desei-
Ia "a fof them
The sufplas steak Includes thrae
eia4ses ~ slsges n8mslY he ehoso
i4fn oal4fat saa4th hft4lF aN.M ukt. 4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
W|cR|TA's EARLY HISTORY
RECALLED BY LETTER
How Eighteen Yopng Men Prom
Switzerland Omitted Into
Kansas Pioneer Still
Owns Homestead

Ni1hils Kan. laR sp The first
ieiisf b2inrh 20 ihr rrsseni eifi ~
Wloh "a ffsaifed 10 ihe Immigration
ie ksr1s rf "a soun men from
~ui fff4ra acgordiuy % ADRIAN san
- ~ ihh city who ~ps nn~ ~ thr
lnm erafts n is feqsNed thf f,rsf
leigsf was leough' hf Hagr mail
eaffltr htfk in esa Aaars stsd p
ksri Nfchsr ihen iosaud 81 SO
ttatk lpe cani asaf - nffsesf
shs q rissreeisr
chsfiss Cram'f 90 osuess. SsHf.
efiaad ~fois io wehefn eho had
Gems "a America Afer he Nar be-.
- sen prnssls hna Aostria in isss 81
aan1iEF q me respects in ~ great
erti feiaied Mr saufer ~The re-.
nll briuG nfofabie. NJ Cramsr came
"A encs nnd MANY ~ oar friends sna
~ ehbsFs VIZ Induced a. follow
Fistlesn ~ 90 lunx men from
Ff0neh svisi from fhe eantous of
- nssa and Nsnd. s0ifl.d 81 sixteen
quar- sf SECTIONS ~ aud ln sumner
eouaft IN ri.aoit I'D London Town.
khlrs
81 fhs olsluai p ur ssufef aid
oHif one Hin fsma as 81 fhs land
nrlsiaaliT bnneslesaa ~ fhe colon,
ard A. rew postetf thres quarters
- see irn.
A. mcsf ~ 90 rtfe pns omed
- farmers nfe ga the harashlps
ihsi befeil ffontsr settler. i pas
nei io7f before our s.f castles began
- 'sH. NF sauirf .all soar rapts
asramf cfsimatef sons wenf back
e ihs native land. .srhi have 30
g ihfif lnsi pre-cmriian ard oihcfs
@fe scatierd over ihe l'nited siaiss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
ClhLDl IS GENEROUS
TO RETURNED SOLDIER
Aasxtzrxe CITez Mer M7c1
Crezter Tkzz Trzt Offered
Rv American Or Frznos
q ShiIl.rEE PszEion

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i xrs- - - s.Efzz 81 G-sz< Brft-
AZ - zez1s< as s51rs 4frs<s
= s.zxs - F-s.os. - ss1.Fl
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.sszsszxoe fs~ rarrls1F <Eszsss< 80
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
TIPPING TRUST MAO[ GIRLS
SHELL OUT EVERY CENT
camouflagcd Iron Safe Received
All Tips the 0irla Took Prom
Patrons Of Hotel 0irl
Sues For $4,000

.chicafo Jan io- Miss lisnus si'fes
fof tao feafs = check Glfi in fssiauf
anls here IN 4 suli filed IN the "a
peflor court today toarht 10 sccars
Flssgs from the tchicafo tlpplaa
iruff She altered she received thal
amount IN tips 70 fwo years and wa
compelled - eivs d % ,he "tmW I"
Three men afe named defendants
These men have acquired the check.
inr concessions ~ most hotels aud
cafes ssld Miss stlres They pay
glfls 80 20 tisoo a week and compei
tlem 20 amp iips IN fmah iron
bani. which l. samolflseea ~i,h
paper
q saa q checker CO.. tao yeAra and
iarnet ~ mofe iAsa $4,000 " that
l'mr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
CARPENTER GIVES PLANS
FOR NEAR EAST DRIVE
Quota of s2c0 900 To BE Raised
In the State Of Oklahoma
Hands of Policy In
Armenia

Pans FER canrairn fo falsf t4e1 :
e'l in Oaiaheasa ~ rfilr' ~ork 10 Ar
rsens snd syria asrs snDouufet 20
css b. = 4 csrperisr ~ Naftoees
state seerefary for ne4r safi rsilef
Rev CArYeaief was In Gaihre. 10
ruesi ~ nss ninley
'The r4mpalen vii b. carried eH
ImufaneoasiY fhr1uFhorf thr state
bsrirnin9 Feb arf sadine feh
Tas .rfenslfs driy, ~ln h. carr q
ou from Fsa s. 10 Feb 80
TIE Seas Easf csmpslrn vil -
aiosx ikf laes similar io those ufed
a me Red Gross sairanon Amy.
KnIrhis of celanbas snd other Nnr
tlfres
Fnkkty. I snaw fhai penpis sr
srk And Drst ~ monry faieing
drives ~. caYterfef saif "a wish
fssrs rs sofs< ssY ~ Swing rslief
"a ihs ssrv.nk psofis ~ AsmeDia aaa
syfis sfkos' Astanf voluntary cortfi-'
hsfIsns - ne coasirs Ne ar fsref
bcwsvsr risk b fss' fha' iksss pef-
tis hsvs bses t1inT hF. ihe hun8reds
ereTT fsf kezf fAst reief. ireof
rcratsi ~ - - eonerrfs y ~ Gals
ofrAninatian fe xhifh ihese feople
ray iuok .or hein
an r&stoss se~m f0 hars q hands
ar f-siIry is Argpnia End afrla AS
ne Tsrk has beea doing BE sor4f
Erea ~ n@s Cross Ass boi tsikek
~ hrrneslsn s9a. l-ssinx ~ fhs re-
iies sofk fhsfs stoiig in be hsnds
- Sear 49, rsHef
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

Eer1izxtsz. gsn lf-EfsIsu lea,
rlzxs B1s1 70 rDt c<iT Eoi1r - -
: esr<lt<ts - - Eensocrzfkr cszFen-
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1s1sezsso1 s1iItlT s~ztz1 ktz Thts
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s1~e~ss - ~ sc<trs 20 - sezzser
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s>sz<i<zl ssfssers - to ssz1s Eblrh
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<zr a. - <>-<<-z<i< erzz< zzft>z -
rsz<z-zef. y ~.<zx 81 <o-d f1st
- <eeE ~ $50 BrTza = - op,cs-
= - = sessxste - - D<z1<rz<ic
nszssz<ioz z,f fzs< - - - sss<<-
- - - Sss-zsxz <si>x - b<s.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
There's A Reason

essaase Il lne.sis - tNs beet
--fhs higher rrieed oooct--ths
reoris are being lecssrto asilf
~ the ss~ssspers "rNe public
vent ns tatsf,sc ~ish chsapss
ecoas- say the r~nnufacturers
We'll whats tss anr~vrf orlY
ths TIE People hvs tne sspsr
sss eeoos be<suss thsy lsss tnrss
tires a. lona - sns efssn ng ssu"
ana they Get r,ors service fof
teelf r,oneg rhe nfies robesf
r,4sss - Hlqhssi pef ceni 81
rs chesp John stuff " thsfs
ever as > time wren IA didrt
psy % esy chsss a - ro~ Fhis
. ths prns reason rnosf felix's
sp<no thsaf ~screg se iorns when
trey &c buy-~thsy nave 20
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
Hating Bryan Hitchcock Delioe,s Nebraska 10 Him

faises his head sueb . fefrlfie posnd-
tag tssf q siil be Befi 70 fmpossibie
for fhs parfy - eject fssf particular
man They believe the oHly cas6i p
eats NO can hope - escape sach a
penncinx a william tenninEs Bryan,
himself n shos.. they are very ms y
AFRAID that tee Dennoee easie oonysn 4
sios. even n not sftHsiis sfampeded
lnts nonolnstinr hin. nay - - torn
- snd airile1 fhsf i rlil bs irnpos .
klste . elect zny.ody.
II eoassssafion slfh several frisnfs
hsre fes azfs sgo. 4 80 learned
fo6aT. NJ R5an ssnf eeen ne lists
= candidates - faf Enssflsf.s1 for che
DenocFsfle nornIn2tioss. srs b. silnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

NJ. York Jan is- FNFtAsr in-
cFeAses q fAs prtle q mers ciotelrr
wfelf nrca cAanxs In ssy,e. ~efe
predicted To-Day ~ oeisxAfss ~tb af-
.fn6et Sea 'srih 4nnssi oarsesfl91 a
.hf isfsr1sficzai Assosfatlos % ri1sh
'rs uesirner. tefe tA89r eeafrbuiet
. sca' - psr c.nf fo tas rosi q a SER
r. rzs ssit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

lease teFy mach afsliibllifg" sfhk
iBx 20 ang ~ them
William q MeAdoo sonf %. ss-
oordihR % NJ f3fysa Aek9Do - the
s0n -ln-lAN ~ the President snc . fof 2
fner cabinet ns*gnbef ~no xouid bs
ysinefabis % nsoaf ne Afttets ~hleh
eoald - made % fhis Naturalization.
~ naid
Fuffhsrmofe. Mr.. AeAdofs IDEAS
about The railroads are n0f ssiisfse
tory 10 NJ Bryan. uh0es only sols-
fion IL sfrsighf EoseFnnenf osnsf-
ship
Attorney asnefsl A Mitchell Pal
uer. according % fhoee NO faIkfd
slfh ne eolossi lhss frspkir about
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
JAPANESE OItIti,IS
ENTERTAINED ", uINltO

mssieo clty, Jar. 70 - a dssseh
rasnt - offiess ard nsn ffua me
ths Japanese cruiser faAsee. ~hlch
snehofsa - Msnfsnli.o. lsft the eHy
fer shsif shlp isss u,eht after hasina
been snisr'sinsd here fos ss.srsi asgs
psr'ra their visl, ihsy fssssssa uaAny
tokens % friendship frou ths people
snd eosssrmsrt onlslsis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

fog Bryxn - B7sn sanfs = TIE situa
fsoa = ~ fz.zf ~ 5isehoeck = fof
f5rTz1 for YreslfeEi ~ -ersly fsaf
- 81 - opDose hif Fsffinx fbs DEL
exsfio1
o~~ecrsts ~ ps,ic
F 4 1lff<uif 70 zxxrs kate - Dsnfe
info s1trs tAe neNx bsa fhrgsn
Dsrs1erszs - przcsiczI.y every shs1s
zn< faezkDn- TAe osiy compiaeenf
Dexogrsf 80 csa1s - fosr1 pzs 81 7
cossrrsF J1sesk ~ F6l<. $50 via
sIIr s<srzef - 49, boo1s for ne
Peerless f<zeeT = q eIansF hers rs-
ce<,tsf
IT, ssE1zFzts frsrsiF fEpsfi sr-
B-Tsr - flss sssry no-zIxee 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
THRU o. I'M IN. FIVE"
~ SECRET CO>tltNi

Paris. Jan. Ia secret co1ysrssiious
bet ween pfemisfs cienensfau. Lloyd
George and Stii continued 10 sn 81
mosphefe u confidence wiih =
r.fipros ~ deHlfe 70 rearh afoiaiion of
the Afrla'lf problem which 70 acespi
able 10 ail acerdinr 20 ne Jouru-'.
The project - bringing Nhoai direct
bcroiiations bofneen itsiy and Jugo
slavia. aiso Is said 10 he proceeding
iayofatiy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
Short Cuts To
Home News

Thers ~ht 10 mass Wsefins ~
- weeaa fNag ltessieag 4ase.ais.
hsla n the alstfifs ,uaFl fenss A ~
t'eau hoas~. NeeaAy Nkx#t st AZ
Evefs aAhefrst % usnNssl Weed
Ateva la sgtena thls me~ilns fhefs
~iii ~ ~ ofAsf waiter pesHslgsA ca
snnse tefoFe ths eoaseHtana hat ths
sele. tior - tslsfstss - oklAeawa
CHy Weoaa g'sr rIessisas teaven
glea Fssrf ffevelieaa IS invited ip
shls epen msss neetles
Charlie. iaaws'rA. fafmef siaihfie
naaa and son ~ tnfmsg Naaags Vem
missioner tasA ianHptan e "a ths siff
fuf = tsw dAys vlsnlna fsivn8a y
tlna she southern pAFi et uksasauiA
s.fenx ior iats ilamaA teF nAfienAi
eommlgleemsn. eut slnee naf afrsyai
- Ualhip llnd msaf fsf toieasi
iiamnn hers rhefe is ~ Qasst Ine
about ilamon eaFftihs he ffflh AS
sfisi oklshoma girvsiaaa Nsfsan
ana Gafsln sre ~ Aim sut even f
lafan falleA ~ ssnd a llamap aalasa
slon. ~ rrat ~ lhs aislflsi eia 40
ihefs yon are he sata NhaFipv IA
n ne hanhine buAlHsss Al wNtlta
fais fetAs
anihfe hnsia~s, eailsae has
lsfee Ns~ Near eafolimeut re ar~
students enfnllni lR lhs uafAfle hnsl
ness college lhip werk are Misses
Grace Nccraeten tfsns reesgl Nln
ne no~mah. raulns iaflou and Oas
krssief y d. Carpenter. tieufee tahes
ofsille Carpenter ara weatet ilnpe
- Guthrie Misses Mildred tampheii
nnd Andfvv nAlhesiaf - tFsaerni
NIsses UFegta ana lHeh ttfuu u ronsa
Citf and farursl tiawAins ~ Tutiie
several others are scheduled ~ satef
neat seek from different sssflens ~
the stats prafssaef ana NJ SAT
sen returned Tuesday rssnlnx ana
lhs woft has been enlns On a. hlah
tie
nr n q. hutlet pseslalna slider
~ lhe Oklahoma cts district will
I'm lhe palpll at me Methodist ehaf,h
south sanday "a relieve ~ u . rai
AhAn. who u ll
No laeome las hlauks fsf she
fsar i'ef have been rrsslvea from
Washington a. the Internal rsYeaus
pdles and lhs work ~ hessanlna fhr
rlsauiie iath of laklnn retafns i b.
ma held NJ asiil ihs argifsl af ihr
material AZ soon o. lhs bianka afr
received onr wlil D. Neat Il evplv
esfAon pR lhe books ~ ihe revenue
office and % those ~ho hays maae
q application Zoe them The offee ~nl
also dssiubuts the forms io PERSONS
calling fof lhsm sald Herb wiilams.
dspuiy collector wbo o. m 0aimi,
Today
M Katie nfosa dled a. ne Asibo
dist hospital annex Ian aae eI
lsaFs Tho funeral ~iil ha held a.
tts Marshall Harper undsnabinw paf
lnfs ~ aa IA Jan A. Ahe len
= large family % MORN hsf loaa Res
Mitchell will conduct he services
nss rllcr 81 me eifa nspilsi
church ~ Tulsa ~ln ru iAe palai
o. ihs io'ai chareb sunday mafulnw
and sssulns Rev - q Wade. pastor
Of the local 6hnfrh ls ln fulsa aii
ne ~ stanEellsiir a0tk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
MEL ! HIGHER UP" ARE
caught IN DRAG NET
wouIN VIM stn ~
tlsinlh~ 10 nIGIfltf
n,Nh iui'iDsil~ lND
ii,RN NitlliT~ tDN
,iHNl>t. stir.
MINIS 80
Ntl>ll


New York. jain 10 Two
prominent New York men are be.
ing held to-day IN connection with
what u known a. the smuggling
syndicate Thla organization of
swindlrrs IA said "a have secured
more than sa,ooopoo during 1919
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'Iia.IIi" WILL MAKE FIGHT
ron IL Nstt IN =

Paris. Jan i0-csorpss clsrrsn
cesu is sssa 20 intend. n he 10 elect
90 president 81 fhe rspobile. 20 cross
ths Atlantic 20 carry CO IN ,hs
United states = ~sieorovs car.
pa,on.~ - behsf of the league %
nations. according 20 tfs newspaper
rsersment
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PAr.s &s-. a-T1.f rTen<A 1.zss 81
e-t - rarers~f - b. eaiie1 lnf5 rii-
stry sersce sAer>g - goarnsi a.
.oarcss siacs fss - elzss sil -
sfrhsrref Ir ArrI
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F1~s a. zl--peacrf4i ~ lasic~s -
c~-~~ cer-4~s 80 ter srsztsr -se.-
s~~ q sse nas.sns sssRse= n sss s~sas
49, ~sss - a-e rstasissss - tss
arsax~ t4As~ AZ pars tc1sy. -ne
cease frrass rQ~ qsrf tnto effrSa -
.c<. a. Gs-~s~Y an1 teese po~s-s
thEs f.~sas rsstsss g--1rtss svstssv
Frs-r- fta.f sspsr g. 80 sss.,a
c-1.r-ssa r2~s~a Prs4. petsne
So cFe<sss sssss1 as gNsssaf
re eszNznss e -rtf.rsf.srs ss<s-rs
e~eSs.s - as .scsi
l. s act - pAcr
c-ess B~ss. @ss t-s f-ss - tAr
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t-Ert-s rk@nsg e. ssr pssrt re~srr
s~t e IA 14@h srslen. hfrr fsssx@rc
- rsz<ex c. ~ rsrcr ftraY sns
sass. - G-sre States s.ort - sft
- s..r sas - rstsss t.s treaty
A. - 8. s-r.~s. fs--ai -stficss .s.s
lave stes sss- - --ss. ~ sss s-.sfsr
es~<s fs~z.ar3 = - ;rss;s. c~iae
60 - 80. - e.sc1-s-t etes@ss -
es~ q grrsse-s e tss s-s-ts~s SO
es<-t ~ r-erla ~e. state e
r~ar< = n Ser-s~s
-sT ~r1~4v~t rps firatts~ es
ce--s-s ~us s~r s~if gsy . fsfs
80 ess ssAs~s-r N<f p~csioe-s
~ So s~~H<~~1 tsr f-sssy - 80
U-.es s-xses se~s-e.
T.- --ssss e 80 rescs ~-sr- 49,
t<es-<t e<seezs.s. ass - - s-c~<if
sfte~ - cpr<l1tss~ q t-e sr-sssrcs
g ~ss -. "a - g tr-ss tAs z-szs
"a. - t-<sss - Ne-ssiaet az 4
nss se-%-s *-s~~. ~ss aaq-.c = 80
ss.s~az se~1ssisn psisce g. sr~s -
rs-s
-. hs~a a~te~.~i srs@se- tre a.
tes-'ss~s - - z-s-e Ir-ferr-rs a.
se-ts e - a. "a rsrs. 49, 80
ssr-s = rs .~esfs ~sf se>1ps<
-t- sa-zs- szas cs~fs-s~ret - -
r,-,.ss,s-s eet@e-~ - rrs-ess~ss
s.-s = - - - ~esc- 80 see- -
~s- ~ss c<---z~s e. - ersss~ rsas
te-s - -. t%e p-trr rsi ,srts -
- ts.e~ - 1serss-r - F~s-ee
ff-..st~.-s..a - res.An rr4
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Natrif. Iaa fe-Kioa - roatinaes
a. harneieno Fosr ks14rs4 arrests
hafs bfez rsde 40 far serfrai %
lAesmsr nats be~n uoanee1. one ayfnx
- . srsxf of - ial4ries
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iII Nd Oy nt ~~It> FORCES
u PIitID ~ IItlSO<

London. ian. f0.-Aomirsl solcnss
head - ths esssssa gesernmses ~ O.
hsris. hss beer arrested 81 Ifsstssy.
b. Col Pspslls. sssofslne 20 . Noseo~
slrsiess s.sp<teh dated Friosy rhs
prisoner ~ss ordssse % hsns ever
eontroi a az fosess. a ~ss ssoss
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candidates. psfpefraisd = sfase ~
lastles on the pgblif "a ~ hanaiinF
u The rblE i've pseklfs esss ~
Palmer has . farther easats. hoe
ever. Mf BFysn said. n thai he haa =
'bix club on fbs eysf u living fahi
But be has not beea aofaln9 y
Esfy hard saa ~ hryans con
msns On THE
Oscar w Underwood. NJ bryan
ssid. as particularly obJeeilona1ie
bseasss of his connection siih spee -
interests. particularly the liquor h :
isrests Nr. Dryan bas lofs oppased
NJ Underwood. having eonaaeftd =
gconiinpsd on Page 4. Col -
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-=tY slct4T JOIN THE
cogeRssEsT ~oRsERs

s. Lo1s Jan is~NanY fcapoi
ss4rAerx ir Missouri are g1it only
a mcEsh according "a = reprr
+ -sstEts1 A. . uees az - the eK.cn-
slrt s-rlr.ifs@- ~ fae STATE Teartefs
sssae,1fou hsrs .ola,
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Ck.care Jar lt-Tss fedtrzi re-
Errre hanf fctag ssnoanoec an ~
efesss o. ltf 6ittoer' rafs e. ueas-
arr rsriocates 81 tsteaseorsss frprn
4 ~ - 80 - eeEf
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Lse kr2les. 1ss fe.-tfarssJ y
E1sets . D9ifi ufIlio1zirt Chicsro
t.ssiress rzn e1s1 ~ 1essa Ozks
hsfs1 e Honrrsis ssr.y tetzg ,oEior-
~ i4es Eisesf
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Government OF
Germany Has
Been Operfhrown

eIssssis Sxr. e rrs<elsfs
ffe~ 0e~-asrs rss<esae ssre te-
eas ens0Ssk ~r<enfsrs.ees rse>rts
ssas sAs c<r-~sr ssser~r>eut sas
eeew ssertNre~m.
Is as r<eersea snas sA< soxisi
lsss ~srs r,Axtsss - SO s.tsstsen
sfe tns, . s<nsrsl strsss Nse ees~
ss<lared tnrssnceeea s>s tesrtsr,
rss s~esr sll.es eesspst,e~.
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40 aMoorll ANlNnLlnA

crltaae. lea 20 FsuF'ssH msr
bsss - astl5eA tYaaieass % baeh
s~lnslsfs, ~se sfs slisasa ~ peilee
% have assiaea mefs tran tf0ou 900
slth peilsielana iA~YsFs pullss Ara
soms nank sfNalala Ara emplgfsas
~sfs hslra sauaht hsfs taasY
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Hi.ist.in u DENIED ~ilr
IOIt I'M sitO>D Uui

washington. Jan. io.--visisf osfusf
socialist rspssseatafiss sis1t fsen
Nsl~sgsss, ~ss asolsc : seat - ths
houss 'essy fof ths sseen8 Nnne
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faixn T. an obileailon. y IS some
fhine iaai mnsf b. done NJ i6es
= % fsi 81 done issf - qaietly end
rlfh - much dispatch IS possible
f.ef's g. if
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49, solpitHs arcAllso
NAY nrAs MAJ

Nsssis. Iss io--An srrg ssncsfs
% issss have bssn orssFsa - ths
spsnlss government y fslsla tksis
snlss iumsdisssiy