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Evening journal., 1920-06-22

complexion must quickly show a decided
improvement or your dealer Is author
lied TO return your money without
question should yoN be dissatisfied.
No matter whether you are troubled
with wrinkles. hard little lines around
the mouth and eyes. coarse, sallow.
faded looking skin, or simply rough
ness and redncss caused by wind and
sun. YOU will ind that an these trials
quickly disappear with the use Of this
old-fashioned beauty recipe brought up
20 date.
HOward's Buttermilk Cream "a only
sold on a positive guarantee Of satisfac-
tlon or money back. Howard Bros.
Chemical Co. Rnnlln. n. y.
Evening journal., 1920-06-22
BLAME YOUTHFUL
"BANDITS' FOR THEFT

san DIEGU, june 22.-IWO school
boss WnO "learr.d the trade" from
king Brady and Jesse James, are
held 90 be responsible for the theft
Of a small safe containing several
hundred dollars worth Of Jewels
from Mrs. Frank WOlser here The
lads are said IN have tried 20 opcn
The safe and falling. 20 have loaded
10 into a toy wagon and hauled, ID
away Police searching.
Evening journal., 1920-06-22
MEDALS FOR MARsHALLTON MEN.

SneclaI 10 Tho ENCnlng J0urn0I.
MARSHALLTON. Del. June PA
burglar tried 90 enter the home Of l..
r. Morrison. on sunday morning Mr..
Morrison was awakened by his baby
crying and when he ran 10 the win
dow he saw the man crouching on
the roof. The intruder jumped from
the roof.
An enthusiastic meeting OF the
Civics Club was held In the school
house last eveninr. Plans were made
for providing refreshments and en-
icriainmcnt FOR the returned soldiers
who will be presented with serVicc
medals. at an all-day celebration. %
be held at the school house. next sat
urday.
Evening journal., 1920-06-22
PEEVED Ar MOVE
TO WRECK CHURCHES

LONDON. Juno is-Ali London is
aroused ovor uic proposal 90 tear
down 40 of '-- churches and sell their
sites 20 banks and commercial sNn-
dicaifs. The movement 40 sacrifice
these churches. 20 .ake advantage OF
iho commercial value OF the siios
has been growing FOR several years.
10 Is said
Evening journal., 1920-06-22
t95.O72 OWN p. R.R. SHARES.

A new record total OF stockholders
NJ the Pennsgrove Railroad was
reached June / According 10 the com
panys books there were then i2l,Ol2
holders OF its shares. This represents
On increase Of 1 ,iS5 over May 4. In the
.nrst five months Of the current year
the number OF stockholders increased
BY 1871 Tho average holding June
4. was 1854 shares. as compared with
1000 May 4, and 1881 June 4, 1919
Evening journal., 1920-06-22
BATHROOM CHAT
MAY AFFECT SHIT

SPOKANE. June 22-Nhat Pearl
heard in the bathroom may change
the complexion OF Mrs Margaret
Westerneld's breach Of promise suit
OF S2jO0 against n. j Nelson Pearl
Nafius said in court she heard Mrs.
Wesierileld In the room next 10 her
bathroom, talking about Nelson and
that she said he was an "Old, gray
headed. kety-blank-blank."
Evening journal., 1920-06-22
WHY NOT INQUIRE
OF OIfIJA ROARno

GAHANNA, %, June 22.-Are spooks
throwing bricks at George Bakers
house2 For several weeks lombard
ments Of brick-bais have kept the
Baker family awake O, nights Deputy
sheriffs have enclrclcd the house and
failed 10 stop the siege. There are
no bricks nearby and so some folks
here say It's The work of ghosts.
Evening journal., 1920-06-22
TWO STARRED. on DYING.

COAIEoNlLLE, Pa. June 22-peier
Mauser is dying In the hospital as a
result OF being stabbed and Joseph
Mauser, a brother. received lacera-
lions. but viii recover. NJ. and q
Thomas have been arrested. The four
men were returning from a party
when they got into an alteration and
knives were used.
Evening journal., 1920-06-22
: Ruth ROland's
Beauty Advice

Ruth Roland. that beautiful actress, Is
famous for her wonderful complexion.
when her friends inquired about it, she
naration called derwillo, which use
twice daily. Any girl or woman can
beautify their complexion II they follow
my advice. Here Il is: Just go 20 any
up-to- date toilet counter and get bot
ne Of derwill0. use it as directed, and
10 the first application viii astonish
you. Il Immediately gives the skin
youthful. rosy-white appearance and
clear baby softness so much desired by
everyone" BE sure TO read the large an
nouncemcnt OF Miss Roland's soon 10 ap-
pear in this paper. In which she tells
: how 20 instantly have a beautiful, rosy
white complexion and soft unwrinkled
skin everyone Just loves TO touch N
sihe meantime try derwillo today; you
will be delightfully."- surprised.
Evening journal., 1920-06-22

head Of some pure bred Holsiein herd
This calrs twenty nearest rams have
seven day official records averaging
% pounds OF butter.
Evening journal., 1920-06-22
DEcISIoN RFsFR\Fn.

Judge Herbert T.. Rice. In the Court
OF Common Pleas. has reserved de-
cisiOn In the case of Mink Brothers.
plasiercrs. vs. p. nc Barlolomcls. "a
contractor Tho suit was 90 recover
$500 FOR work done
Evening journal., 1920-06-22
Ladies! Use Buttermilk
To Beautify Compilations
This Delightful New Vanishing Cream
Containing True Buttern,ilk Is Guar
anteed 20 Make You Look Younger
or Money Back.

Get n sm all
quantity at y. r..
Danforth's or any
pharmacy by sim
ply asking for
Howard's Butter
milk Cream and
massage 10 daily
into the face. neck,
arms and hands.
The directions are
iimnlc and it costs
go little that any
girl or woman can
afford IT, Nour
Evening journal., 1920-06-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL OUTING or
GODS Hull Gospel MISSION

God's FuIl UOspol MISSION. lOcaioU
on Market street between Second and
nid viii give an outing TO pcnns-
grove on Wednesday, June % DO the
various Sunday school classes. Tha
boat Will leave Fourth street wharf
at s a. m., old time.-Adv.
The average man probably sleeps
IN a hundred beds or so during a
long lifetime
Evening journal., 1920-06-22
CHINESE WOMEN ARE
EOR MODEST STYLES

SHANGHAI, June is.-Chinese wom-
en- ars rapidly accepting English
fashions In dress, according 20 the
North China naAy News which says
The Chinese women are showing "eN-
ccllcni tasie and discrimination In
favored Is 'ncat and mod ST.
The Pacific Is a mile deeper than
any other ocean
In the last 500 years Mexico has
produced more silver than any other
country In The world
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EPIDEMIC OE Fill -
DYING OFT RAPIDLY

Chicago. Jan. IS TuesdsY !
desfh toll from infinenza and pneu-
i,onia rss ibe highest since the Ell
cemie began Health comnissioaef
pcbertson reported. bnf the total o'
new cases Of both diseases showed
a marked decrease Nr. Robertson
: confident that the Epidemic Is Or
the waDe.
Ssw cases of influenza reported
today nsrnbcred less. ss compared
e. Ias; Fridays hish mark OF e.-ss.
New eases Of gne8noniz foialrd 20
dariaz rhe past - hours against 81
last Friday.
Deaths frons Influenza today nun
besed -. sad from pneuDonis e,
While the total deaths from al
causes rere "a. neT high record
for . single dsy-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

sheyenne. wyn Wyoming 'eala-
lature completed ratification ~ he
woman suffrage amendment.
-ffallfas The disabled ,fpif
tfanapor, Pos haitian was brought 10
this port
Chicago william Woodhsad. 'ef.
TIER president of the Associated Al
yertiaing club of the World, dropped
dead
Miami. Fla. Permission granted
for holding a worlds championship
contest between Benny Leonard.
lightweight champion. aud FREDDIE
Welsh. English champion
Washington age9 seeond msetlns
ot the league OF nations. which wui
h reality be the flsst actual business
meeting. will br held 10 London. prob
ably Feb 10. adylcea said,
Washington Henry = F1sschsr,
ambassador 10 Mexico, has resigned
10 take sffeet within tha next few
wseks. Il beeama known today.
London George Nlcoll Barnet.
minister withoat reflfollo resigned
from the cabinet. The significance u
bic resignation lies In that Il is
The final withdrawal OF labor from tho
cabinet.
New York a league Of nations In
some form Il essential TO the security
of the world. Jacob G. shnrmAn.
PRESIDENT OF Cornell University. de-
eisrsd Al dinner for the delegation
to the Pan american financial confer
alcc.
Oklahoma clly-~Democra,i vom-
ens state convention unAnimoosly
passed resolution urging the. gov
sfuor 10 call special session a. tho
legislature 10 ratify the woman s~f-
ffsge amendment. Resolutions Also
were adopted endorsing the Wilson
administration. the leaxus Of nations.
and the Presidential candidacy Of Y.
\. senator Robt. L. Owen.
Dallas Texas division Of the
American Cotton Association. orean-
ized with the election OF Nathan Ad-
aims. DelIas banker. as president.
Washington The 80 radicAls
deported TO soviet Russia hate
reached Petrograd and are CHARTERED
In thu smoIny institute. Emma Gold
nan and Alexander Berkmsn cablsd.
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FARMERS WANT Us.
RAIL CONTROL. EXTENDED

Washington. Jan 2S-Coniinuauec
of government control of the railpoads
for al least Two sears wac assed 81
President Wilson again tooay by rep
res,ntstlvcs OF farmers oigauizai ion.
tho American Federation Of Labor
and tho four bsg broiherhocd-. 4
large delegation. composed Il many Of
the same persons who ca'led at the
white House last December oiI, vent
10 the executive offices With a letter
for the Presiden;
Sentimsnt In favor OF government
operation. the letter said. vas In
creased during the six weeks since
the first request wss made until we
can accurately stale that this Is tie
prcponderate desire Of the farm'fs
and OF organized labor forces Of most
Of the states OF tho union"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
ROTARY CLUB DEBATES
MID SONG AND STORY
Lyceum Course of High School Is
Endorsed; Submission OF Per
sonnel QUESTIONABLE
Causes Grief

1T viii soon be necessary to trans.
fci the MONDAY iuncheons OF the Ro.
iars club from the ordinsire to m
central dining room. said Maraeel
Scarden. II the present attendant
X ets ~. All svsilable space is neN
utilized. and when the smoker = go.
ins good Il il hard TO distineuls,
si'mherS through the blue haze in n,
small room
The matter Of maintaining two ~
rocn. was exceptionally well ATTENDED
Discussion Of the mcnu was followed
hy zeStful discussion q civic mat
tiers
The matter o. aminiaining two Is
ccums. one under high school. hr
other under Rotarian auspices. xas
considered The club voted endorse
meni TO the high school lyeeum course
with reservation FOR all special al
fractions directed hy the cluh.
Importance Of the local census was
emphasized by a number OF member
u developed that many enumerai0 5
had Trleyously fallen down on Their
work. Vic Houston appeared before
'he club and agreed with the assis.-
snce Of committee, 10 see that al
names not as yet counted be listed
Added attraction was given the
meeting by she rendition Of several
songs by the Rotary Glec club. COM
pcsed Of Messrs Tagxari. Hiil Mer-
ten and Rider.
4 questionable pertaining 10 The
personnel Of the club WAS preseni. 80
by Member Paddock. but lacked al
oation on protest OF John Hildre,h.
who pleaded the statutes. Three men,
hers were voted the most handsoml
members Of the club and four re-
ceived mention for "thinks he is Z
Charles Seely created a sensation By
refusing 20 stand htehed. and John
Golohie demanded recount. The
matter q who's who Nil be de-
c'de'i in the house committee BY forced
draft.
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AN ACTOR ALSO WANTS
DAMAGES rOR alNSulrS


New York, Jan 2s--Roher c keeee.
rets. an actor, has begun suit 20 re-
cover $4,000 damages from 20 mem.
bers Of the Players club. among them
John Drew. Francis Wilson and OTIS
skinner. alleging that they denounced
him ss a pro German. a frieao of the
lIsaiser and spy. both before and
after Americas entry into the war.
SAYS rs AMERICAN
keeerreis states IN his papers ina,
during the period Of tire alleged Sian.
oers he ~ss = loyal American citizen
and 10 today. Ne was svspsnces 4
from the Players club IN June. isis.
.fser fsfiqs~ members had questioned
his laysfty bot ~as relnststsd a year
later BY erder o. supreme court
justice.
The actor declared nc was expelled
the second time for alleged non pay
rert of dues charged 20 him during
ris previous suspenslon.
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ONLY ONE c Or c
VOTED ON SALE Or SHIPS
III Reno Declared In Favor oil
Additional Proposals; Other
Towns Not Heard
From

The VI Reno Chamber ~ commerce
n tho only commercial organization
10 Oklahopa which voted on tbs pro-
position submitted hY the Chamber
OF Commerce of the United States io
cell on the best terms obialnahle
either 90 American or forelen bidders
the wooden ships and the steel ships.
under coco tons. which we're required
for war purposes Il voted Ia the
affirmative.
Dartlesyllle. Duncan. Enid Ilagc,
Mangum. Miami, MuakoE.e. Guihrie,
Oklahoma CITY, okmulgsr. sapulpa.
saltwater Tulsa and woodwaFd,
which also belong 20 tho nss sloDAl
chamber. did not avail themselves Of
the opportunity 10 vote.
The vi Reno chamber also decisfed
10 favor of these additional propoaala
Restriction % period of fnars
upon transfer to foreign flas Of steel
vessels Of 5000 tons purchased from
the government.
Sale " the steel merchant Hhlpa
heavier than 1000 ionnaEe to regional
associations for transfer AZ cont 10
private individuals and corporations
of the several reKlonv
Preference for American mndrrwril.
ars snd.1sa OF the undsrwrllIna mar.
kct at the world for Insurance not
converted hy American underwriters
without intervention BY government
Insurance.
ENCOURAGEMENT of an American
classification society
A general declaration BY congress
OF a policy 10 awe aid toward the
maintenance OF privately owned ana
operated American merchant marine
continuane. of operation Of the
competent American shlrhulldlnw
yards. on private account. both az 10
yards and the vessels they construct.
Absorption by the government ~
the difference between the war cost
~ ships and the present value. a.
a war losa. and FOR freedom from
regulation ~ "a routes and rates.
The referendum vote was taken
among the more Than ! 200 trad. and
g numerical organizations of tho gsoun
try comprising the national chamber
membership An The propositions ear
rIsd by more than = 70 ! IN the ~
states
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Herbert Williams dcpul, revenue
collector A in Guthrie this wesk TO
af all Who want hls s,rvice 10 max
ing out lncome tas blfuks he "a 10
Gated IN the 4 4. marshais offlce
IN he federal building Tbs service
/. free lie has plenty of blankS
snd II afiahlc aud willing % help all
who are IN dcJbi A. 10 the mannsr Of
makmg ont me relnr. AN 81 sAs
tine hstscen eishi and tive o'clo,k.
We ~ill be- on the sob until saturday
niEht
-"F NJ fn ihe nall on The head.
caly h. 81 not so Ear enough writes
4 A 10 he Lesdef "lie should have
recii.d the cold deck deal be rulled
OFT in 1csy'- place about the checks
that we're not cashed ~ . result Of
The discovery b. sherwood that a
,ai hand had been slipped into the
cold deck hsn6ea him by Amos lie
could also have related the incident
A. Enid during the time when iiamcn
was on trial in federal court AZ that
nlaru. n was % Taylor the federal
atlornes ~ho found Amos snoopln &
alonf he bail in he hotel vh'rr III
Jurors ~er, housed Who took = rrs,N
In The DARK aud landed ou ibe pro
bcscis Of ihs doaghiy .y.piain of ihc
Wildcats and POT him out for M"
count A. that time Amos narrowly
escaped being handled Tor iamperiag
~ith larors And he may be yet Av
ihsse ihings are set down 80 that
the people may know just What sort
q a rabbit ihe Sid catt ls"-J A.
Last night iwo teams Of Lions.
capisincd By Fred Beck and y u la
f1ond respectively. played some miEh.
~ Interesting ami enthusiastic Famer
~ wily ball Although these Lions
are sore IN muscle and limb toda,
i.e fan and physical benefit rccciscd
fiom the game was worth H.. and they
viii play arain Saturday nishi
Farm llfe did not appeal 20 Nrs.
Catherine Smith and shs decided 10
quii h. even though her husband would
not So she lefi him and sped bach
u her old home in wichita Kansas
shers shs nov Is and Will not rrirfn
That IL the story told in a divorce
petition filed In district coufi today
The couple were mnrri.i IN Ard
n.cre IN eso2 and lived together unils
ir1. There are no children
Pour of the big trackh recently I
Purchased by the shsffer Rsnning
-ompany for usc IN transporting hraty
'afsng and OF well supplies between I
Cushing and DrumriRhi. passed
through The ciiy YESTERDAY evening.
The tires on the trucks are the iarg-
~ made. $40. and are capable OF
Ioldinx % = Tremendous load The
'nsffer company ~iil employ twenty
y the trucks In the traffic service.
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CCT MIG o. UGLY
BILL FROM BOOKS

Ber1in- Jan -. ~ Ger-rE tat
tocks hereafter all be ininss ths for
rely insvi;xbie picture Of the xsises
s1d hIs predecessors On the Prsfsisn
snro1e. a. resrif Of an orfer ~
TIE minister n e6sezfion whD sisa
ruIs 81 q. sasxdoleE of the iiohsn-
7o.r<-rs With naixhs serve on'v 70
xcrrfr the DYNASTY and frsfef The
raorzrchisiic idea il the mlnds Of the
~ Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Oklsh0ma CITY. Jan. q = The
first automobile license Tag iesasd this
y"sr No 2.esi win 70 70 Thos. p
f'ilner. city clerk of Clinton. Henry
?. tsiimeT. city clerk Of Clinton. Hen
r. Wood state commissioner d hlzh-
wtys. said today. The first tag prob
ahiy viii be mailed out Tuesday. and
from that tine on the office will work
steadily recording payments and Is
sang licenses Numbers lower than
s.ee0l. are reserved for motorcycles
and dealers cars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
IN CHICAGO

chicsGo. Jan - Deaths from IN
fluenzs and pneumonia IN Chicsg1
continued today. but hospital author
ities reported q decrease IN new eases.
and expressed the belief that the
epidemic was ander control Dr Colt
fried Koehler. scfing health conmis-
sioueT. predicted the rumber 81
deaths would increase during the mex;
few days. due TO the accumulation OF
cases since TO epidemic appeared
two weeks ago. but added that he
expected a further decrease in tae
new cases
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

T,fd yos ever stop 70 think shsf
- Whole. the cify manager syz
ten Of city government means. an
what /, ~oslS>srinz about Nosf re
ferns are gzuxY and indefinite. Al
perrles and most outside movements
appeal 10 the people with programmes
expressed only IN terms of gsnsrsii-
f.ss and plstitsdss- let n Try TO get
birds eye view Of what the co.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

would always be- for ihe people TO say
shai these things should be.
This system would be ssnsibiy and
honestly financed For the city a.
whole there would be budget,
spporsionIng appropriations IN sd-
vance. That would settle tho tax
fsfe. And each department would also
present and have approved its own
budget. 20 be expended A. directed.
Simple. economical. effective. Does
II not appeal 70 you,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
PALACES OF FORMER iit>
RULER GRABBED ~ OIsDtI,

fisrlin. Jan. ~ AZ the famous
hanting castles ~ lha "a ke'ter are
,elng converted into places of social
1sssB.ness The famous ienine ene-
teas mar Hanover IN which The im.
per'ai family used to live whsn VII.
aebn visited that city ca hunting
trips. a. 70 house part Of the kasiner
museums exhlbis Another chateau
l. nov a fine home for undefnoarisheJ
children. while third has been
,ua ned into an arr gallery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
M,<y sIiF-Ml nDERs
SINCE TIIE WAN ENDED

NV Nufk Jan ~ Since n"
signing Of the armlaslce there nas
been constantly Increasing NUM-
her of suicides everywhere accord
iru 20 report issued Monday BY The
Ssye-a.i.lfe E.xaxur. In Germany.
Russia. Syria and other foreign eoun
i'ies where tho number has h~sn
very large, tho cause IA attributed
~ despair because ~ miserable iivlnf
conditions brought about BY the war.
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vould be settled IN she ground Of flt.
rese aud efficiency.
The policies 20 be pursued would
- detefmlned b. public opinion az
represented b. ihs eosnclimen elect
"a BY the people The city manager
would not be q politlcsl hoss. bat
only an executive and administrator
y public fund.-. mske every dollar 20
- Gar a. three 80 nos. and see that
things were done and well done. II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

'uct Of affairs Il in city under the
-anzgerlsi plan. Because oI the sur :
sssfal operstion u the rlsn In many
nhsr cities this is not difficult.
The main principal. of course. il
that the business OF the people would
be transacted as the business Of .
iirasnsged corporation j. carried
on. A general manager. chosen for
fitness and experience only. snd well
pcid fer his work. would control ans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
FEW ADDED CASES OF
FLU IN KANSAS CITY

kansss City. Mo. Jan 2sA slight
increase in the number OF new case
OF influenza and pneumonia report
ed here yesterday Was announced by
the board Of health today New cases
OF influenza mum cred 204 and OF
pneumonia. 15. Fou~ influenza
deaths and seven from pneumonia
weer reported
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FLU AMONG rAE vAkxs
rs NOT DISASTROUS

Washington. Jan 2s-An increase
In the number of cases OF Influenza
among the American troops In
Siberia was shown TO-DAY in a state
ment issued by the war department
dealing with the outbreak Of the
disease in the army both at home and
abroad. For the weeks ending Jan :
and 9. respectively. - and al cases
were reported The only disease
death reported. however. was one dne
10 tuberculosis.
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NOIHlR STltIkE TlES
lp CIUN'S TRAFFIC

Columbia. S. G.. Jan. - Sir.a.
railway service was SUSPENDED here
today a. result ~ a strike Of the
en1T ioyes OF the Coiambis railway
Gas a Electric company The com
pany refused 10 grant demands OF
moiormen and conductors that a
closed shop" clause be inserted IN the
nCw contract.
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conduct the whole Standardization u
public affairs
This manager would select III az
sistants lusf a. the president OF q
railroad Or an ordinary business cor
sorstions selects ifs heads Of depart
nsnts. They In turn would employ
OILY such help a. they needed. AMI
would appoint these subor6lnztss be-
cause they were the mosf competent
gko could be found Thus the forces
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He Hung On
For Dear Life
and Was Saped

ST. Louis. Ne. Jan. ss--f<sne.
srs er the ostSios eli % sass.
mesiro ssrrsss car ~hlle u vas
burning ~. ~as tire espersesSe
Of ~. c. ullI.nssisy 81 rsieas,
Ohio. cary socas.
Finosrs himself trsepea when
the esolessea of a sanp Get TIRE
90 . capacity load of sutonebiie
parts. elilinesleS. Who wac the
messenger IN charge 81 the car.
ercke open window. ers~seu
outside ard held on untii I'd.
wsrdssiI,e. NJ. vas reached.
loss 10 the car ard eerterts
amounted to $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
LutE TERM ron MAN
WHO KILLED Ott1CEIt

sfus. Jan. =. - In district court
fere today Curly Williams vas sent
creed 10 ninety nine years IN the pen
lsentiary FOR the murder of Deputy
Sheriff Harper 10 Harmon county. and
Thomas Williams Of Elmer. Jackson
crunty, was cleared of the charge ct
murder in connection with the killing
of Luther Eden.
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EPIDEMIC IN AMERICAN
CITIES IS At PEAK
FEW DEATHS REPORTED To-
DAY. RtT MANY NEW
CASES: GREATEST IN
CREASE IL SHONNl<
KANSAS CITY AND
ST LOUIS


eoospes< Jan 2s--tftos nxa sie-
tins are increasing IN tsis city. rars
dropping in the streets The govern
mens "a requlsitionins medicines be
cause os sne preser, scarcity. Kun
ssrisn frcntiers are tightly closed as
. barrier against disease as well as
TO preser. the export o' fooo and
ssiuseies.