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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

the people - h&Esei Wecftefs
Speech January 26. 1880.
T~HERE probably viii be instant rec
l ognlslon of the similarity between
these words oy weesser ana those used
hs' Lincoln in his Immortal Ger-ysA'urs
address Lincoln improved upon some
thing which for bong tine stood ~
besHg hardly susceptible Of Improve
meat 50 strong yet simple was iis
definition Of real government by the
people.
There c1n Re no resi- peoples ees-
eminent unless every man and woman
takes an Interest In the government.
nos An Intermittent or passing inter
est bat a constant and active one
There IS no spectacle more con
fenspiihae than that presented ty the
mzn who continually Is finding fanit
watA tie government And YET Is 80 In
different to his dates as a citizen
thar he fails to take part IL upoulad-
lns effort and goes Sc n s' INES
IS to neglect to cast his ' se such
persons have no rights as cry..->
our government was made for tie
peaTsie and Il Is the duty 81 all Amer8-
cans to keep Il what II was Intended
r. be : peoples government The
fact si.at the government is snswer-
able to Tie people makes Il the kind of
government that II ts. There Is no
monarch. but there j. Enas1er. the
people AmeFicak government. there
fore. means sell government, ard lhis
means liberty under the laws which
the people make for their own rule
There are native born Americans
who need A1neracarixsfSor. Too fre-
anengsy the ihuughf Is that American
iza1ian means work only among me
foreigners who come "a cur sAQrssS
Some of these hitherto slien people
are bet1er Americans after q years
res aence in this country. than are
Some uf our cifi1eE~ whose ancestors
came here when the toe 81 coloniza-
zion first sex westward Webster
knew what Americanizailou meant
when he made the speech from which
the extract 5 taken.
AzneracaniTaflon means thar every
native and foreign horn citizen must
re given s fun understanding ~ what
q peoples government Is how IL mnsi
be maintained. and the necessity for
wafcAfalness Iest license snTrlarE lih-
ersv az antocracy supplant demccracT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

McAlester-All night meetings Of
local chapters OF the United Mine
Workers Of America were being held
following refusal OF the mine opsr-
atcrs 10 participate in scheduled
wage increase conference.a is an a.
tempt 10 decide whether to NEST the
demands Of the operators and r~tur 4
to work pending rae outcome Of ire
postponed conference.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16
FANOR4TIsN CHARGED M
COAL CAS- plsTRl6UTso,

Terre Haute. lind Oct il FAr
oritisms in the distribution Of >oa'
cars due 10 failure 10 enforce thf
provision ot the Cummins -Esh law
wAs blamed by Senator Harding .r
speech here today for nuca Of tAg
present confusion in The GOAL si,u-
alton and fer the inability cl Goa
miners N sonma localities % fin
constant employment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16
DIsTRUsT OF THE
IMMIGRANT

Prominent New York -Ameri-
acanizafien workers have organic
"a 3 society the object Of which
i to conn4eraci the bind dis
frasf AZ the foreigner and pro-
mote better understanding be-
tween Americans N sI-er stock
and Anerscans- to-F1-
/. There j. no doubt that naiare
born Americans have become dis
iYzasifsal Of newcomers 10 oar
shores. but lack Of confidence in
foreigners Is not a state of mind
that Americans can be argued out
Of nniil the causes for saspicion
ARE removed. II Americans view
ihs inflnx Of large numbers Of
Immigrants with apprehension. il
Is because experience has 1aaghi
lhat they arr u potential sonrce
If trouble and ofiimes hara,or he
licf> and ambitions thai menace
The welfare 81 the sauniry 0nr
hospitality. onr readiness to wei
come THE poor AMI iowly and or
pressed from al corners Of the
sarsh has b,en abused 80 often
that there has bren . noticeable
sessenlnc Of the coraiaiiiy With
which we once received new eiii-
aens Il Is not strange that this
shonld be 50
We have seen alieli> who pro-
fessed eacerneSS 10 adopt Amer
can ways vet retain hahit> Of
thought and modes ~ living
which are Incompatible with 1rne
American citizenship We htFe
fsuna that MANY XII ihem give
tfre lis-alleglance To America
xna that in time 81 danger thelr
hearts are frne SO the land oi
their hirfh. even If treachery and
aisloyaltv 10 the United States be
involved. Ne have heard many
Of them come 80 onr shores ex-
pressing admiration for American
institutions and the American
form of government and then
known them % spread ms lions
nrnpa eanda aiming si the desiEalt-
zion nf the foundations Of liberty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16
SAYS INTELLIGENT
CITIZENSHIP rs FOR COZ

chsrlsston. W. Va, Oct le.--Nice-
Presicert Thomas r. Marshall soic
an audience here last nishs that III
ire electorste az the November elec-
ton were restricted 70 those Of oar
citizens ~ro speak, read anc write
the English language, Governor Cox
wcuic have . million majority.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

Cheaper shoes next spring by way
ct cheaper hides and smaller proEs-s
ne predicted By The secretary az the
New England shoe and leather Asso-
..aison Aided also. no doubt. bv fa.
creasing inability snd unwillingness
20 rsy fancy PRICES. Springfield Re
nuAlican-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16
TATE MEET or MEN
Mho Fiehr rhlEve!

State Convention os the Apsi-fiorse
rhiet association viii lie hesd here
October 27-es A program has been
arranged in which a barbecue at the
Country clab viii be feature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

When Booth darlington looks
round he must be impressed hx
ahe host If fellow citizens als3
moving a greAi VACANCY sn
ha mind due to thinking moth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

clares for equality IN one SEN
fence, and against il in the next.
blowing hos one minute and cold
ws1h the next breath.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

North fI7fuS Mass W0men
re blnshine for their sex hecanSr
some deanonriraied bargain
counter strategy Ia registering as
voters the other day Instead oi
using guns. the women looked
Csrrers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

he Department of Justice
IS its Pitisburg SnSpec1 in
cent Of everything hut buying
sting material from a coal com-
ny for which tie worked.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

e'ion gins want 10 wVrh with.
In reservations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

Ne Crimea Is getting alsnasi d
siy y a. Ireland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

iews must have changed con
rably in Europe when a
nce must disguise himself to
reezl identity while woosng a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

Nse find her ready to aefeas hei
opponent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16
An1ericanisrn
LEONARD WOOD

The peoples government.
made fer The people, made By
the people. and answerahis to
the people - DaEiel Wehsters
Speech January 26. 1880.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

fSn.-t frrm 1nr lsntlF Isakef hns1f-
r. ~ ne>u lsaTriso7 nvrrre, au1 easerea
EafAsie aassa.fics as secoua class
sHzl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

AsnrfeA Srase ra1diEl MaroA :. 1szs .
c: la rAysS Unconstitutional csnvasssns :
nint Al lsly ana csusax paper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

Aw bors office \. M Sheffield. sresaal
&etary
f'afraro ofrres n NJ Sheffield Agency
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-13

n9tIlum elm biBden &a.l. mi!
ECU o. Cologne un0 ltcdt or 0u3
III Oen 5aDn." lagte lle. a&Is:te, l)
Gtad)e e. Or 5Aredt. Us III 0UU EN-
B0DierE"
r9teIu, Sruod)en - lib babe aar
teIReu Du1.en."
rSa, tIcbt Cite, Damn Ill e Hel.
zen. I'll mtrlt old) crta,..l bacon.
g.>e2Dalb lauilt On 0tuu iiya9 10 lgat
uuf oue lel1)te SIld. Is III ,til ma9.
Ia Utlld, CUB I) YroUt tylus 0.lt
kG0e. S1 lUsg0e or DE ~4It ell.
lelOtu
nHd, Gruoden, : WJg0 idcH 10
CcrJtqeu. - IN ldon cl ylBu,cu
beHtr."
mGa$ fonlmt iUleoer, I,ttt. 9ici.
zen 8ebt Hanlnial Iurt u..o touull
lluIler Wle0er. Al3 H.ltlrters.
t0d)lerdtn gutte lie pets t.igyu aail.
6tn 4tcol5tutaIleu SUI 4uio sic
goB en- paar Sr0pfeH %|tuQcutctol
III eulen 5lunecncn &olttl III Dltlt
pielen uber Oaa &Ihh NuaH l,gte IL
llto 0cn &ollcl IN Der @ano auI 0aa
&ttt &euc0IttG3.
Sic red)te o0er Die lime 8adc,
GItteY"
AID, Iiebe3 Eruod)en on bit
5n gut aber loB IS bob lieber.
SD lpetB gar nlht, lueld}e Npde. Is
oieDt mmer 10 rum
D0ann relb 'lH beloe I'm. llno
nun bolt ltlu, Gltte!"
IS ball mdpts. Yeneolite mlBte Is
id ge1aIeH lolleu, onB ll;0r Ibre
&an9eu nit Dem maruleu Gel De.
GrbrIiete. Aber OaS tulItt III 4eri
md}t ab; 0as Qer5 tai lbr Iulliler
nod lpeb. gtur iagte lie - md)t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-13

s,d,, ,n,r Ma ,m,na, /, -,
w., c,ti,,f,4 - N.N,,.n H,r4,
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n.1iIlt,r p~ln9rpaDru na9 ne pu..
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..,or 1,hrftt, m,,t IN ,rlu.u Yrrara
srtrolru nas mar 0odl D., S{,oeI
Snpr mini Nnrr NM a,b NH 0rla
nn,t oIe ylebe tulDYl "a name
arm 5rulp ae,roat. 5ru0, uQtte
iLreu gr;uDlmIatu nud) ,d)va llal,Ila
orlirbt, Sen 4I1dnniebrrr Il, lbrer
9>pn,inn. DEN l,roplipr IN Scr Hpo.
,rpfp ihrpa Miners mo ripru llupe.
frnnteu. 0cn ne bel eli,cm Ep,uln m
g,prI,n om Yeip3iaer 4lab Dotte III
cne YIcroepabn Iiclaen ,tDen, uuo
npr EN- bIlo,t,o.1cr yiorm uclpeleu
nor Min SrIpe innate Is lpIi,ell.
Yber NrlcoItte lpollte lie t..dlt be.
ftoacn. xrloe mar tnOratret.
Inn M,,,.o,rt, or,,bplt.. maiter
60 80 Ga,+o ,,'n h,I, o~oorYo,Ix rSn' er.
~, n 49, |e,,HI.f IN y, ~ i'm, frnrrn
r ,''" rt'''' e'"6r r'', ~ mn = ne '2' o 'l,'''1't
49,, ma -. ,,erf"''n,n',@r >N"ra.
$780,. ns,e ~, ,',1t
ON nad,,iru Dtoracu Or nor picl
,r,br N,rt0 MS MAR. man mLRte 10.
io,t ooR or I'm ororrr 1lfouu mar.
O., imronu,rtp thr ne turd5tetc
i'm in5or EN- blrd1eu. "a. ne furd.
trtr Inn ~ mr0erholtp lld1 DQy. lln0
o,oerIlh ,Agua ,r nit her rlod1rn
sam mn Ale I3ett0rte unD rteC lollt:
7onnrrmp,trr a III 0nh ober
mrh teInp ylebel~
Mie mpIu,t mp" frooto 8rlt0r.
rcfte Sen Nopi ans 0en Qiiieu her.
mr. mn ooh,te Mrs nrf,n id,pu
G,ebcu2 o.
aipin~ cr,piArrte Nrnebifte.
id,Io1 nur meiter!"
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Geite.
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ben, Iitte2"
.Gonte, gut. Gs lit 9oll3 oorbet@
sSleDlt on! 9eiBeS 0el" .lt1o
nann idIief &rlloe mteoer EN-.
gencoltte 5udte nit Den runoen
Ghultern. QelBes Del = laderlid)l
Sie bate an atloeres gu oenten. llno
aai einmol tleler 'br ole 9roBIIten
acknowledgement &rloeS Don leli'tp
aoeno en-: Saafpoii9 EN- $el5eil9'
n'ofoerl er tn'die Slile' n'lo scr
lta''Pete l,t oui'l'' u "p8 '!''
Arnlbnlo! SleiIs'oi ona e'l'ell Cup.
tia0 Sl'ptho 9t'b lu'b
COS @h1 III oa2 "el'oll. @9e'l,' pls
Slnoe l'''' Lux '" an,l ,,nS
A"u'9u''. $3.50 Ma, nm. 49,.
= t"'' 49, ,' : -" i,.a ~,
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-13

Geue0ltlc mar IN al lartm Ser
5cn2lutL ntIt feud)ten Nu8cn un0
oilBen SadQtn, en0sld 8tt1tA enl-
ld5tmuutrt. God ne muu1> gu lru.
hct Stunoe mieoer an. 1tt llDr
out l)rcm giuatilj0 5ei5ie erIt our
sum. iIuter otul 6cllter 3luIldler.
TN Sd)Waipcn mo SperiuJe, ole
9t0tur 0rauBcn laud)ote 0clh &uge
cntBcgeI.
Yene0ltte idoute ltd Hdd Iru0e
I'm, ole mt onenrm 4Ia1tutu nod
lrlIg ldlIe1. Abtr beute 0udJtt 4tue.
oitte on tetucu lluIu9. Sic ltredte
lth pleocr M Bette aus uuo lpoute
uterlc0Gn. Sic fublte, Dag H. gang
trbIg Qtrporoen mar.
Nli0 5lulodll: Qoarbau3 bate ibr
einen STUB geBtben. Neneoltte lpuroe
ul.pluturllh ROT bel 0ltlem We0un.
fen ober eS lieB I'D olrun nun
cIllmal nlht rilt1eln. IS mur Cat.
iode. @os muBten Die 6olgeE ielu2
-. Sang elnlad: SaarbaE3 mproe
I'M tie anbaltenl. =. gtaturlld, mar
tcs einfab. oCh genetI.te mur0e
tiosoem ploeIit u%naep0bnlIh mnrm
i'm 9ett. Sic rIdtctt lld auI un0
9~riibelte i'm Slten rpelter.
Die gltern! 4as mur0eg lie ia.
GEM! Gos mar elHe algitIlde 0e.
id,ldte - talt 10 me Htaltn5 Sic.
besepllooe MIR nntgeteb.1. SOAR.
ttus mar nidt uon Noel Gel Aapa
lad)tc ia lebr %Uernltnltlg III oergiei.
den, aber Die MAMA ua0 Der
C'roBpapa! Auer0uuBs mut &ottor
&larhuua rIu beruI)nIter 4tallt. Gas
tleI III 0lc AuJldule Aa3 nat uIeI-
le,d)t aUd) belublgeno III utauu
luno &roBpupl.... u6tdu Cotton
4uurbuas" mo en- itldIts.
rlHtuota yadlyIu 5u0te AN oeu
4tuuo oc2 ltulatl 1ta0uCils Us luv
"a Idonere 9tuueu. abtr Ole &y
llttutugll.
4yovji4} mail luJ &ttaa,ts, ME
oil; iii ou@ ~tl jl,.td |t;tJthu! =
S,-utq3aa Hu,I, t4r Ia AGA. ttng OF
ltuJgdW Ut.aett.arHa5 .lJuaQIt
5,Iy.8 ulu.tt o,A ut I,turttIu
lllf8 touuIl>l tsG,~ru au..o lUQl
pus uInaas.l4 ) atlul;sa t|tmM4a.a
~. t~%fA4auEafrf 4ffua.t1 uHN ~~tl4=rra
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-13
@cncOifte lab Dies nit germunoc

Stttutllt tllU uttS lliI
run9. Sic CAB l1rer 6reuabin eincn
suB ant Den MAIDEN.
~.9icupGcu - CARING SecIes
on rrnnit mir LODI Antlpott gebcn!
@iit on idon eIluHal UerI'toI gene
ien?"
gtun musote lid] 9teuu Inn. uHo
9eneOitte lab nit mchl2n0cm Or
ltorulcu, oaB Die 2tulen occ tlcincn
en1Idu0eriu IN lrducn idmanmen.
g}elU muldianl oeu @ut2 Otr
6reun0m m0 ornate Tie ie,t an lidj
. Site idllld]5te lje, amober
ncJiit On aliens ="
@cucolttc mar lih gan3 uufIar
rariIber, mas III Qcr}en 9,cur4 Dor.
gIng,
nGcuufen - nm @ott s ipiQcn
murlrm heulit on oem?~ irngtc tie
SD fonn ia mir onotrS " idIlld5.
te 9tcIlU mcltcr &gucoifte thinner IL.
lter all lit prtliy10; LID tlebeu iDl,
nYbcr yteI,D men ocnhE Ncn
5cnn bloB2."
r4h = on wciBt ia ifon aliens,
Itebe. Iiebe, CUTE, iiBe GiTte 49,.
l.no il meiB e. aud gang gGnou, er
l;cbt mir mie0erlm mcnn jb
aud 10 ilett oeutih iprcte. .."
.ab!~... .unO Nenc0ittes 2tu9eu
Ieudtetcn alli. n-@errn 6reeie?l"
a9tu ia 0od 49," mo 9telp IlcB
ibre 6rutnoIu los mo pertroh iid
m!eoer 3mIihen Den Nctt5ipieIu,
@uleoitte nidte. Goa bate lie iid)
tenfcn t0nneA Sic iroblodte. @ott
IT. Qanf, Hlln bate lie ~icuuauocl.
zen lie ou3iraleR tonate!. 49,. Sic
ltreihelte 9ielp iiber DEN Ylou0fopt
mo tlBte tie uotmal3,
sd arattIiere, Hellnhcn.~ ia8te
tie lonlt; LID rreile mid luadtbar.
Sei0 ibr end oenu ldlou erni82
% ncln!~ rtcl 4dB Wilton, nit
I;ortcr &eloumJ ota 0.
nAber elncu &uB Dcbt lDr eld)
iuon geaebeuI"
% pfui!" mo Gus Q Hang
rod ultI auterifamidtr.
Wencoltte muoe perlcaeE mo
flelnlaut,
.Abcr mo1cr piBt tbr ocru, oaB
i'm eud lieb bobt5~ lragtc IL
AIN Die AllBeH mo an Die
Gimme - mlo on aliens. 81"
Weneoltte lleberte uor Hulgtcr.
Sic riidte naber.
s4bel, 9teIlpt}en uber. ASellg.
u,eu.... 9tel0deu on9 perltcbe Id)
nldt -. ltellghen. pie lit oao
oenn eigcniilh. luenn mar liebt?"
= Sh meme, ME lltbIt mau oaa2
&li man iebr 8tildIid2"
% - graBlld)l"
.4ber. gieugdeu on bait cod BOT.
bin 9cweInt3"
MAN lit gIodIih - unh cuh III.
glodlId. -. i'd wciB nId)t. -. man
III aliens - auen3 ourdcInal.ocr &c.
meu0ielt!. -"
9tun mlroe aud IriI0e nleoer lie.
beuoig. NcncoItte erbob lid), ood1
9tcllp belt tic nod elnmaI 5uriid.
.Iittc," iIuitcrte lie, sabcr nig
loQcn! @ib mir oclne bctIige obren'
toao - nlg iagcu!"
lln0 8eneoltte pcrlprah eb. ScBt
tcuGte lie Yeldelo. Niles nur6elnau.
Ger ~aenenaielt 0eIucn ano 0roD'
lmpttu0cn, i%eltiunc SeIl8ieti mo
Il tlcmidalrcn0e an8'i: 6 Jimmie.
1lc. Ilcb,c. Gi8tu.Ilu mas Gas cut
ielilh. Aem am lrioe rtdll batte
lHlt 0tu SUPERINTENDENT 1aua mal
ood) ooa lI89IiId On
Iuoc mar 5clui GGtiesQgn IeAr
eliagraamt lie be5uHi mraHt8e.
i9Folrt opH lcttlt BON @odrtau3 50
ialtagH.
o1u. Cjtte, here caniai, iali,
H., uor 0tHt 1pie3gl }ss5Uo Utu
uar @aar uHaeiao. ON mo,l. Ho9i
GciGta abeuo >H bl54}ea u@Ig. ais
SIR 1gttQr mir 0tU Agm .tt lt0
Mat 4at%
Uses lotb iau tdf Dams pa tJ5c &C.
.1oe1sa lenL <gtos< >dI taaae o@
uoH uarnnz Na0f aas tal oQ,]
.5#y fr4t4pa t4rftIa 1.,.yH .9Ht4 Nf8ft
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-13


tQttc, nm lld) 0en Sd)uD 5uslfa0p-
rcn, Dielt i'll I9rcr 9eiduitlguna Time.
.Eu bit aIio DON oelncr anl.dt ab-
g,tommcm oaB @aarDau2 eln Ser
30lsn0rocr ny"
olSd, Site, ou5 bin tb. Gr ut
en- 1cbr lltoer 4tam. 4tal tdHldt
r,dl mondu0l Gr bal aub cute Alt-
gan,
&tue0,gte lpur lm1erlib entp0rt
uber Sruoc. &&a3 ldnuugte Die
,itts 5Hauumen! @eute 10, hI0t5en
l2-... Naa Sdllnure mar mtr, pdf
>utfol,te ltiQl Hlut rtdt iUHylt.
luG@ ne uou Mddrbalt5 bdlten lo.tt>,
Is bIlg0 nIdt2 anotrt5 loflJ ais
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Evening journal., 1920-09-22
STOP THIEF

Tom Moore is up 90 new pranks
in stop Thief" now az the Queen
Theatre. The genial lrishman has
taken a new professionally art Of be-
ing a crook. He demonstration as
such lacks nothing 20 make It con
v.ncing, contributing in good meas
urc with some clever bits OF real
comedy.
Jack Dougan. whom Mr. Moore rep
resents with "Snatchcr Nclr Hazel
DAILY carry the better part Of the ac-
tlon Of The piece on their respective
shoulders Their int rprciaii0n is
highly favored with comedy. Their
sympathy with the audience Is ovi-
denccd by the constant laughter on
the part ~ The latter.
Bobby NernOns Christie comedy
"Sevon Bald patcs' is the comedy
added attraction.
Beginning Friday. Dustin Farnun
will De seen in Big Happiness"
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
BANDIT SHOOTS
chester WOMAN
She Dehes Masked Man and
Is Shot Down in
Store
WOUNDS MAY
PROVE FATAL

CHESTER, Pa, Sept 22-Mrs. Man
Mullany, as years OF age. who CON
ducts a little grocery store. at No.
iiiO West Second street. was shot In
the head and probably fatally Injured
yesterday afternoon boy am unidentified
masked man. for whom the police are
making a general search. The man
entered the store and made a demand
for money. When the woman sirug-
gled with him she was shot and
clubbcd with the gun, and the assail-
ant escaped.
Miss Mary Lenny. who lives I'm the
Mullany home, discovered the woman
lying on the ilOor OF her store In a
pool OF blood and summoned assist
ance. AT the Chester Hospital IL was
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
THIS FORD IN
TWO STREET SMASHES

Displaying a spirit Of waywardness.
Ford automobile, owned by Mis-,
Florence Hobbs. OF Thirteenth and
French streets, created near panic in
Market street late yesterday after
noon when 10 ran away. Before II
could be- brought 90 stop % had
crashed into the window 0f the Hub
Clothing Company at 22S Market
street. The plate glass window valued
al si2j was smashed
After being backed on the sidewalk
the machine was headed for its home
but again collidcd with machine
owned by Charles NJ. Oborly of 2liO
North Van Burcn street. The fender
0l The uhorIN car was lamagnl
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

in a recent interview appeared 20 be
something OF a falalist. She said.
81 think we die when our time comes.
and not uliil then feel the same
way about other things as ] do about
death That is why / never worry,
"Out NOndcr' Is an absorbing
drama Of The sea-slOry OF stormy
coasts and sunny hearts. 10 is a
gripping. thrilling drama from be-
ginning 90 end The added atirac-
tion consists OF Harry "Snub' pol
lard in Rock A Bye Baby" his lales.
comedy creation.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
AnnusemnemGs
"HARVEsT TIME At AUDITORIUM

HARVEST TINE" At AUDITORIUM.
Harvest Time" the FIRST of the spe-
cial nights 90 be given by Ralph and
Betty Wonder Will be staged al the
Auditorium tonight With appropriate
settings. souvenirs and music. the af-
fair promises DO be a success. Since
their arrival In this city the Wonders
have been busy planning for a series
0f special nights. one OF which will Doe
given every Wednesday night during
their stay In the city. These have
met with enthusiastic approval In
other cities and are expected 90 meet
with the same success here.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
nov KIIITD. DnINFn UFIn

CHESTER pa. sept % Harry Bor-
den. years old OF sun Village, was
struck and fatally injured last nighl
by an automobile driven hy Paul
Shcaner of p0tisNille 40 Morton ave
nue. and Hyatt street. Shcaffer sur
rendered io the police and was de-
tanned at the City Hail. The victim
died in the Chester Hospital hali
hour after his admillance
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
anIT YnNnER -

Beauliful Olive Thomas laiosl nlc-
iure. "Oui Nonder." Will have its last
showing at The Savoy Theatre today.
There remains but one moro picture
ihas Miss Thomas completed before
her uniimely and accidental passing
out. and that is Darling Mlna "
which will be shown az ihe savoy i'm
the very near future. as soon as re-
leased. As one Of The audience re-
marked last evening. "It is frighiul
10 feel that This beautiful and ielpn.-
"a child is no more" Mss Thomas
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

Sulls for every partlcu-
Tar call Of Autumn and
Winter-in the finer fab
rics: Silvertone, POplin
and Scrges
Some richly trimmed
with fur. others handsome
ly embroidered and braid
I'd.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

said the woman had "a fractured skull
in addition % The bullet wound. and
That her chances for recovery were
problemalical
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

"Baycr Tablets OF Aspirin" Is gen
uine Aspirin proved safe by millions
and prescribed by physicians for
over twenty years. Accept only an
unbroken "Bayer package" which
contains proper directions TO relieve
Headache. Toothache. Earach, Neu-
ralgia. rheumatism. Colds and Pain.
Handy tin boxes of ~ tablets cost
few cents. Druggists also sell larger
"Bayer packages Aspirin Is trade
mark Baycr Manufacture MOnOaccilc-
aeldnsier of SallcNllcacld-
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

Farm interests should be advertised
through the want ads this month.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

aMACuSHIAn

Tonight Chaunoey Olcott will sing
and act his last local performance OF
"AIacushla" The attraction has not
been bettered for actual cheerfulness
and charm in many months Mr.. Oh
cott sings some beautiful Irish songs
during the course OF the performance.