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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-26

Convention hall; No. 8. Pete Bow
man, Second and 3ouldcr. No. 4,
Clyde Cook, All SO. Cincinnati; No.
3. W. G. Williamson. sos South
Hoston. No. q. q. O. Avery county
assessors office; No, Z. John r..
Woodard, COS South Cheyenne. No
5. ]. G. oulson. 1920 West Archer.
No. 9, IL. w, Wynn. 5l0 y. Cheyenne.
go. 10. -. y johnson. north side fire
station; No. II. W. T. Daberry. 1919
Admiral. No. is. W 4. Harblson,
east side fire station: No. 10, s. ".
Mitchell, Az Robinson building: No
II, w. 8. Inreres 1853 South Do
troit; No. II. Tom Schakle. Tenth
and Main; No. l6. j.. y. Nituche. 703
South Houston, No II, w ). Price
Cosden refinery West Tulsa; No, rs,
Z. X Hughes, 412 Robinson huild-
Ing; No. 10, X. L. Laws, 2iS south
Utica. 40. 20, G. r.. Fenton. 21O
South Mavbcll No. 81. @. w John
son, College I'M pharmacy. Ken
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-26
ASK DAMAGES roR DEATH.
Father Of Negro Killed b, santa
Ic Train Wants $4,000

Damages " $4,000 were asked
in district court Yesterday b, J Nj
McCamey against the Santa to vail.
road McCatucy claiming that ns
father Of pave McCImoy, deceased,
he Is entitled TO damages because
Of railroad accident In which is
son was Killed.
The deceased was crossing, the
railroad tracks ON the northeast
TART OF Tulsa. according To the pcu-
don. when he was struck 10y rain
and Killed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-26
Mrs. Mathews Buried Friday.

The funeral OF Mrs. Floyd
Mathews, who died In Red star, ARK.
Monday will he held in Tulsa at the
First Methodist church. Fifth and
Boulder streets. at 10 O'Clock
Friday morning Mrs Mathews Is
the daughter OF Mrs L. J. Cunning
ham at bO2 South Frisco street,
Tulsa. The body arrived at Gao last
evening over the Frisco Mrs
Mathews leaves a husband and little
son years old Mr. Mathews is very
sick and was not able to accompany
tho body for burial.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-26
Harmless Means
of Reducing Fat

Msnt tat people fear ordiuar, mca"s ior
rrduriUr theit weight Here ts an eNtruuf.
dt0ary method ENtrhurdlunry because
while perfectly harmless uu dicirc or els.
ercIsc arc nocctsar, Marmo'o Prescription
Tablets are made exactly in accordance with
the famous Magnolia Prescription. 70
ductlon ~ Two frcr or four pounds weeh
is tho rule Procure them from auy d.ug
gist or u YOU prefer send ~ to tho Nsrmop
Company. SGi WoulNard Ave. Detroit
Mich. Tor large case \d'ty
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-26

dall. No 22. Mrs A. II. Thomas,
i25 East Eighteenth. No. %. u. l.
Sadler. 20s North Greenwood, No.
%, John Rainey 23i2 East Fourth;
No %. !. w. Waldrep, al2 North
Wheeling No. %. John Meis,n n
bacher. owen park
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-26
VOTERS OF CITY
MUST REGISTER
Names Not on Books Will
Lose Votes in the City
Election.
HAVE ONLY 10 DAYS
Books Open Today and Close
March 7 for Spring Cam
paign in Tulsa.

pretstfa'don for the coming cleo
,lons opens today and will continue
rntU midnight OF saturday March
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-26

Those wanting Matte fot Passover
please otll Mr Grocu, O'ase 1854
2Ss3.6S6c.- .-Ndvt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
TWENTY FLEE FROM BLAZING HOME HERE
NARROW ESCAPE
FOR R00MINC
HOUSE GUESTS
Men and Woman Flee +.
Night Clothes

Twenty p.rsrns marrow. ,,... I
fp'h b. thr IRE h.' a,-.royrd ne
uid Y " Richardson three -for frame
residence 81 r.sri street rul Il.lsou
avenue s1tiy "u'sisy mDtrr..
The rfe s'arns $40 inc ta,srsr'
from an otsrheatsi 'ufra,, UItuy
.pfssd 20 the rfH fpur ana i. 'Ht
lime the occupau'' NJ tl|hrus. ph..n
= beinE used a- - rroriug lups,
Ser. swsbsned SMOKE haI .'.i hr
s'sIraay- and halls,
Women i1 lh,,r niyh' rlaih.s arI
uf' iffpNinE ''rsdr atUIf them
rushed from the building and ss', Id,
nE taken care of M n.1kbofIul raus..
No on- wH. injured. though i., lrss tl
prfsona. property h expected no tp'i.
nearly i..6o@
The building ltsef vas owr'f n
he Masonic Organization ~ uFAnous
ri'y. y having been planned 'I rtH
'hn building snd huild a tiynOu ttm.
ni' there nithin a ior months" T. sl4
insured
TIE los. 10 N. hIildirz 3 ct,4qA'sJ
a. screfJl thousand dollars,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
No TRACE Of
\. J. FLOWERS
FAMILY SAYS
Disappearance Of Wealthy
Farmer Is Mystery,
POLICE INVESTIGATING
Az Wound May Have Caused
Mental trouble,

The d.happ-s ~ n J F1ov~,
wealthy Nrn'r = W,Iistpu. OsIt Nhn
a'n' b UsIahoua rI'. recently Win
'hs intention ~ making his nj, hon,
and h.. hc"n inissins sine lasi Sion
LAY. hs.lmsI A. eScn more nl s'ef.ous
u.I Tustdrl
t1ovefs vss 'uppo'sd 20 ave ,rft
nhIrhmua cay ns Monday 10 oins.
dotl Win claude rnn- ~ chandler
y" wort rNfu" NJ him unit the man a.
thsnilw inquired about him
N y i,udhn htOt her In law l~'t
Ti's,iny n,pruins !Ot w.ll-,On to IN
irt,or - find some trace oi clue ~ tho
rsi man aho ls believed TO have me-
N ~ 'uul play M beconi. lost ring Il
fvuiDfaTy mental dr-snx@u,ent
Attempts 90 Nni whether any 1uesr
Hr'iuns 90 tho par, ~ 'hr man VET"
Ipilcod hf tho Car men were 'uul
W sollars. morJrn'u and curdnr'u'
pg the " $ahb cat. has h".n out ~
lr oaty slhce last triIsg ~ nothing
.o. = ue lt1rned from him
ReIatsss Are Worried.
Sane Il f'. relative. appear 20 know
how much money Flowers had upon hir
70, fs"n when he lsr last Monday
N,'n-r B. \ known how much o' ,Ae
~. 900 hc received tor hs farm four
weeks ngp is sull IN tN. bank at Wells
tn
NrCfly sN weeks nro while he vas
am On m. 'a,m FloNefs injured The
top II his head seriously with an aSs
Three stltches wcre taken IN the wound
f.1c' then hr ~ taii 20 have acted
uu, eriy q, timea lie has never toli
any member - his family the situation
q uI II - A
sbpri time aso he Ia sail TO have trans
'erred y par, OF his bank rrount from
q W"lk'on hant 20 \ lou~s cav hank
His family HE hsS been happy and
~ had made the first payment on .
hm- N capitol Hin with the inten-
t,on Of living hersw'th his family, hts
sister. MrA W. VSNuhhia. said.
Nsd ~ GAsmtss.
Al Weliston he was slways well
liked and doat believe that he hss
an enemy In the world" she said For
this reason II 10 thought that his dis
appearance MAS not by design, and III.
iHeo,y tina, the gu, upon his head had
affected him mentally IL credited mo'r.
Flowers. who 10 u years old. sold his
arm Of wrlls,on for fiI.ooa and came
to Oklahoma Ci,y four weeks aGo with
his wife an 4 four children, His family
IL nov 81 th. home VI ] e Rudkin.
five miles northeast of thu city
The man vas taken TO the McSsbh
car line In an automobile by Cecil
Rudkln he caught the car saying that
he Was going TO Walt hts father, y
4 Flowers who hives here and t,rn
going on to Chandler. lie did not visit
hts father and never eho~sd up a.
Chandler. When II became evident that
the man WAS gone. the police were
asked TO Investigate
Not knowing the amount Of money
carried by him. his relatives scarcsiy
kno~ whether or not he has BEEN the
victim Of = hoid-up
". y, Rudkin has asked through the
Timesc that any one who has seen or
heard Of Flowers during the pas, week
call Ms office. Maple tSs,. or his
home. L.sss,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
COUNTY ROAD
ELECTION MAY
bEPREVENTEO
Legality Of Bridge Fund
Transfer Questioned,
EXCISE BOARD MEETS
Assistant County Attorney
Gives Opinion; Delay Seen,

Unexpected compile atoms which
itffhisn 10 t.'Ay tho h0lilus of the
counti ro,d bond election srose Mon-
d,y afternoon when the county excise
boe-'l refused 10 approve the irpn''.r
~ m,pey from the nndsrpoIi hfidg.
nipd iU HE county election fund. 10
b. 0H'd ~ d-frhy the expenses of IN.
s,riion unU ~, board was nor, fuiiy
si' .'d ~ 10 the icxaii'y ot the action
rUr question Wili b. tHksu go at a
strn came up when John 4 Martin.
A,siH'aut county attorney fendcted an
opinion hi the .I'iKs board T"sAT,ling
Ne ir'bsirf ~ money from Onr rad
dpz fund to another fund T. MAS sus.
S.t,cd W judge W Il TAYLOR. rounty
ludEe snd member of the tNrisc hDafd
.hrt Il prv transfer was illczsl the
tth0r suuld %.
-. question wit betskeu w NJ a
tr'rt'ng uf thv ~ is' board called fU'
fridi5 afternoon
Previous 10 presenting the gucstioH
" Transferring money To- the cooti.u
iGnd, supporters OF N. road bonds Rad
obtained opinions from Judgc John 81
Ruttprd. and kober, Hurns. county at-
tWnty, IN phtHh they held thar 'lr
transfer could b~ legally made
u is argued that The money In tl'
bridgeport bridge umd was ar.
priaind from the general revenue %!
ihe rounty aud DID not CONS from .
special levy or bond election, ana IA not
suhjec, 20 IN. law prohibiting the -,
VI money voted for ono pui pose fOf
uno,h,f purpose
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
LABOR EXPECTED
TO Be FOR owen
Federation Head Says He Is
for States Senator,

7 am for Senator owen for pres
den, and speaking unof'iclallS. be.
lieye q majority of labor men In the
state are for him. too. sald Edgar
Fenton president Of the oklahoma
state Federation OF Labor. Tuesday
La hor is FOR owen largely b-caus. %
the fact he has never preached any 10
,hlns on the great unrest and 'hol-
shsvism said Fcn,on
Fenton said he believed there prob
ably would he 4 number Of fAllroid
men Who would not he strong for
owen hut sqide from that branch. he
expected labor would support Okla
homss faeori'e son.
Ressrdinr the part the state fedora
,lon would play IN the aggressive cam.
tnisn program labor anticipates
throughout The country. Fenton would
say nothing more than 'hs, some
counties already were organising. Thk
he Gays. Ia being done exclusive Of the
federation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
ALLEGED DRAFT
EvADER TRIED
Abel Prussic Is Pronounced
Guilty in Federal Court

An even hour was taken 10 try Abe
Henry Ptussc on a charg. ~ draf,
evasion IN federal court Tuesday morn
ing. Including the ten minutes taken
by the deliberations of the jury Prussic
VAS pronounced su,ity and probably will
j. sentenced Tuesday afternoon some =
time
Prussic. who registered In the SECOND
drat with local board number two IN
this city. chained In his queAtionnsits
he had = wife and thrse children de-
pendent upon him. Investigations BY
federal agents showed the woman he
claimed a. his wife to be his sister,
Bessie Wolf. Of Denver, COT. and one
Of the three children 10 be hers while
smother sister was the mother OF the
two remaining children. Prussic's ques-
tionnsire was sent In from Austin.
Texas
Following the completion OF the prus.
sic ease. Judge John G. Pollock listened
20 the evidence In the case of isas'
Trope, Of Layton. who 10 charged with
purc hasins stolen government horses,
This case VAS expected 10 take M
The remainder Of tht day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
WILSON FlAT[Y
DENIES AIM To
RECALL TREATY
NOTE IS NOT ULTlMaTUM


WASH. ,r.t F.t % Tw.tarr
a.uA H l.n, "N.uu tad
threatened ip y,ulrv tt' r,au ~
Nrr,.n. amt ur Am,nab French
treaty '5n 'tr rna., 10 mo fAfstlr
.I.slan ~As Iu''d vllr.,t ,onsI.'-
r. tno rnr.I -fau-. sss nsIr g..
das - 'N" WUr, HY-a
r,.s.a.ri Niau IN hs ~smornr-
dyU TO if, tii,s ,FHo.IniIg th,.r
proposed lIfaiI. s,l' rusrt informed
Ji,M tUaf fh. l.H.f.t Ef.I'r m.ght
hHtr 'r ,prs.t.f vlAdia~Inr ne
tr'aty n' Versailles ffYr. tr" senAfo
NJ hr allies sent ab'od vl't th,.r
pMna without th' oJrsen' ot the
iutcd Sal,s
- French Statement, rai.
'f' .aS tHHfnc'cf grdoH- 200 ans1-
.pit .s|- ee',d fh- t'u,u,pt a.
i'.'" m me- L,u. d' rs's il-t
fE. r.t.s,fIy = NJ " lHpU futr.U.
irn@Ir from vtIsu me uui- Na-
drown NJ contained FI,n q th,esi,
T. N est That the rftsldeu's : me-.
Msr 20 tir allies yss not m ultima
'ufu THAT o. vas tn ~. form Oi a
m '0rfanduiu containing eight or
ieH HCrs sUd that ~ set forth that the
l,tl'.i states .Would stand on ne
agreement 20 which !, VAS a part,
Hh'n the president VA 10 iRris
Under this Ngrsemsu, the i'ri,"d
states Wns 10 rs on. ~ the ~, ma
tiDHs 10 police the Adris'iC
nois may Issue su,smer,
Prprid"ut Wilson discussed the Nd q.
'p.iic question with Secretary Tunulty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
Air Joy Rides
Planned for
YoungDemmies
Ten Free Airplane Trips at
Ponca City.

Ten actoplanc 10y rides w'l b"
given to young men and Young
women delegates 10 the stat. con.
yention OF Young Democrats a.
PGnca city February y. i was an.
nounced Tuesday rhr scheme fot
awarding the trips ~in be worked
nut By the committee ~ arrange
meu,s Donkey rides are also
planned
Another feature Of the entertain
men, program vii be- parachute
drop from an acfoplsne While the
parachute drops. an Asropiane Will
make loops around H.
The Moose lodge, which has
special program for the convention
date Will take Repre~e ~entaiiv.
Scott fsrris into its membership
on sixht-
A special train leaving here AT
n'clock saturday morning vill
carry the Norman ri Reno. chick.
ssha and Oklahpma CITY deltga.
tlqIe 70 iho convention.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
POSSESSION Of
GIRL N COURT
Father Contests With Sister
in-law for Miss DevreS,

The possession Of Amcrin l. peyrss
Ia years old. Ia the bssts Of con
test between the father, G~rb.n NJ
Dsyves, and Miss Grace wikosson.
rlstsr of the giris mother, which was
70 b. fought on, In Judge Edward H.
olafieid's court Tuesday afternoon.
A petition for a writ of habeas cor
pus. alleging Miss Wilcoason was now
In possession Of the sivi and had H.
kQaily held her from the custody Of
ben ~ Dcvres
The giri ID said TO be attending 4
business college .hrre. IN company with
her aunt. Who 10 young woman
She b reported 10 have left the home
of her father on account N her fall.
urs 10 Get along with = step mother.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
Former French Premier Faces
Accusers to Answer Charge Of
Plotting Treason During War



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'N we ff 'l' rr.'r 49,.
1' s Ir' 'htfs'd m
-'f' U.s. runu) 10 tine
II' ' nlrfcl - %
s..t IN I'r ar Irrl man tn-
red '.r '..r o. H.'ofrpau ny
.H''' u'l.'rs Tho roll oal n
.." t.I.' NH U..- fsF.u up Thor.
NfS BE- .aft. tf..g.U.. t,y i,A ~
.1n .'rh'Ufs ieft absent
'ff.4, MI ia., fUaI un 'hs -pc
rf 'hetgs u' Hi ..Hg Iuif,I .gsIny'
.is external ~. If}l 81 mo s4tr b.,
rHn'..,'r. wi. h'bsf|uns and .rt.N..
ger am fur ,.rtry tend ag ~ "a
t"f ih' H''.rs .a','.H 80, HgAlu.'
Fuuc' sr1 H,r a r- Art.Ia 2, o.
'he i'nH military ,ni. ut4.. .ory
.IH ~ fu.h iu Uf',nt. piashsI j. with
itsih
The senate 10 stp,sf,d ', 80 b. 'h.
fIsh court 'uf 0rs fart, dFy- .srn
ve.f 'ts Other d1ys alus e.npia,-d
100 ne dftharsc ~ routine ru.,h..s
The trial therefore. y sspc,tei "a
'Gst hsHWssn fsp AMI three mouths
Theolor lS.pouse pro-clrn,or Of IA,
French republic. MI conduct Tho ,.s.
'pr N. STATE. assisted hy " Hegnauli
HHt captain Morue' gho pros,..lit.d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
COM MISSION WILL
TAKE UP MOVIE BILL

The ant.handit motion picture films
ordnance pvoposcd several days asa BY
Mayer Walton has been drafted by
Rru N. llIlard. m,uicirNl counselor.
and YES ~ b. svbsnllfsd N tho isonrd
q city conmla,or era al the meetln1
fues1ay eftAsNNea
IGA sellnAAee psovides, according 10
Al1DrA teAy - films featuring ex
euelAWp - totlaWs or sssoutiaws VIII
~ roN411eo = the clly
~ eo4ttst6o u crime In p'cturss
eln M II rvle1 sut q the eity W
teat vsaA tec!cee . hrAs namber o'
plttUreA aeaot1(o& Ia Lliiard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17

On the Back Page

X/OU win find the first OF Thornton Burgess series Of
II stories shout Billy Mink and Joe Otter and Buste, Bear
~. Peer Rabbit
II you DO mow these wonderful character. get
acquainted tonight The best time for the Buster Bear story
the bans tucked and waiting for huls story
kiss them goodnight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
Ford An Auto
Says Wood in
Official Ruling
Owner Entitled to Discount
for Tax Payments,

ny nm official opinion Of r. v,
Wood. assistant attorney general Of
oklahoma. Ford was classcd as
an automobile Tuesday.
T. l.. Richard OF II Hunnewell,
Kansas, claimed HE Ford Was all
automobile in letter TO the at
toruey general lie insisted that
he should have the bsneflt " the
20 percent discount allowed for
former payments Of automobile
tax on hts car.
Wood replied today that ne WAS
correct In calling his Ford an su-
temohil. hat that the discount
would not operate below go, Any
vehicle propelled by gasoline must
pay 1t least oiO, hr said
MAJ Mullah Nspsrtsd Ostsstsa,
LpHiNJN. Feb II, IA Reuter- dis
patch today repUted the Mad Mullsh'
Muhamuedan army had been defeated
and the leader put 10 fliGht.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17

DALLAS, Tssas, Fob. "a Cot viii
ham l., Crawford, prcvpinent 1I.xss al i.
tcrney, died At his home here today
Tie wss irrn eish,y-one years ago in
Hsisil. ", Daring the civil war he
sas a lieutenant, colonel " the Nine
ternth rsSss infantry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
M enarre n M
NAMED TINS WEN

Naming o. S.lfrs.rs frsn OkIaAesl4
10 the republican nsttonai conveatlM
ends this wrok With conventions n ~
-e,,rg nius th-es corg-e.s'onsi dissrig4
me First. Third ara r'Nh
LAKE T. Nsman. candidate for reessos
licsn natian-l committeeman, r's'ma ~
rir-, sna Third ~istrfcts. with . -
chance In the FYhh. n
John rmhvy, a'.o q e1enmit sss1l9
ca nA,dase, rlalrs the Thsr1 saA nm
We r~srs Ire ''tsnd- wseea" arWstep40
for H-tnor 10 the rirst Aistrtes NaS ~
te-t him tNsfs IL
rh- r'Nh d'.tr,ct eoNvsaarW upAeo4
NJ ohiahema ffty m the aftsrwaoQ q
rriasy. Fsbvasvy 10
Clar remote, and the TAivd II NeAtvlD<1
both on the sft~r~e~- ~ vrs~tasy 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17

sr cHsn,'Es Ne ~ = ~
ssfety dspcsit Nsh - shs ha&A
oFalIoh 81 vSSlleA el6s1oeH 1
wsss ~ here. vrs h0oWQ ~.
...g.. ana seevttits heea -
eee.no~ ~ w,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17

rLoNGNcG. italy. - tAavAsl - 4
freisht train going from San LORENZO
10 BSeso was derailed last night
while crossing \ bridge and plunged
Into 4 deep chAsm. Newspaper reports
state many pcrsons we're killed ana In
jureA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17

Night and Day Wires
ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Little River news., 1920-12-25
Alabama Lady Was Siek far 1lrss Years, Suffering Pain, Nsrvous and Depressed Read Her
 Own Story of Recovery.

Paint Rock. Ala.-Nrs. c. M. Stegall. of near here. recently related the fol lowing interesting account of her re covery: T was in a weakened con. dition. I was sick three years iu bed. suffering 8 great deal of pain. weak, nervous. depressed. l was so weak, I couldn't walk across the floor; jus. had to lay and my little ones do the work. was almost dead. tried every thing heard of, and number of doctors. Still didn't get any relief. I couldn't eat, and slept poorly. | believe if hadn't heard of and taken Cardui I would have died. bought six bottles, after neighbor told me what 1t did for her.
 T began to eat and sleep, began to gain my strength and am now we'll and strong. l hayent had any trou, ble since Il. sure can testify to tho rood that Cardui did me. don't think there is better tonic made and believe 1t saved my life."
 For over 40 years, thousands of wo. men have used Cardui successfully. In the treatment of many womanly ailments.
 If you suffer as these women did. take Cardui. It may help you, too.
 At all druggista D sk
The Little River news., 1920-12-25

"Be up t'morrow, sometime" the voice boomed out again.
 Come ahead"
 The Boss tossed back no further word.
 So Louie Solomon, the smOOthest, trickiest shiftiest of them all, would be down in the mornin'." The eyes of the Pearlhunter narrowed. His jaws snapped together. He turned and re- entered the cabin. The candle had burned low. The draft that set in from the open door had guttered it deep. He blew it out, flung off his clothes and rolled into bed.
 Five thousand !' he muttered, drop ping into the sleep that comes easy to the woodsman. Not even Louie Sol omon can beat me If stick right here. That's what I'll do-stick-right here. I'm not askin' more, and he shan't have 1t for-less-"
 So long as the pulse of the woods beat normal the sleep of the Pearl hunter was sound. The hoot of the owl; the whine of the wildcat; the uOWA OA lHC WOlNCS, HCNOA NAoSu CSN him. In cabin or house-boat, or out under the trees, he could sleep through 1t all. But let false note creep into the wild medley and 1t instantly reached him. It was his training, and could be counted on.
 Some time away in the dead night the false note came-guarded footballs outside the cabin, and close to the wall. Without start or stir the Pearl hunters eyes came open, every sense at keenest pitch. It must have been near morning, for the moon stood al- most straight in the open door. He slid his hand down his side, felt for the revolver under the edge of his thigh, laid 1t across his chest, and covered both hand and revolver with corner of the sheet. -.., z+
 A form plotted the moonlight upon the floor with living splotch of shad- ow. An arm came in at the door; hand fumbled behind the easement. That was all. No face appeared. A moment or two, and the arm disap- peared; the splotch of shadow slid off the square of moonlight; the soft foot falls slipped away around the east end of the cabin and muffled into silence. Very softly the Pearlhunter rose to his feet. The light outside was far too bright to risk venturing forth. It would have betrayed him instantly. He glanced around the cabin. The moon had passed by the east window, SO that 1t was in the, shadow. He stole across the floor and peeped out through a broken pane.
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The Little River news., 1920-12-25
Christian Endeavor Program.

Leader, Reva Haizlip; Topic, A pur- pose meeting; Bible reading, Psalm 63
 Song, Count your Blessings;" prayer by leader, followed by sentence pray CTS; roll call, responded to by hand ing in a written New Years resolu- tion. No names will be signed to these, but they will be read at the close of the meeting by the secretary
 The following discussions will be given: Jesus purpose, Heb. 1O-17
 Lillie Chewing; Paul's Purpose, Phil
 1:21:3:8-14, Fife Draper; Jacobs Resolution, Gen. 28: 1922. Gladys Russell; Isaiah's Purpose, Ps. 6:1-8
 Mildred Haizlip; Ready to obey, Rom
 I: 13-17, Mary Fawcett: Define some goals which young Christian might adopt for he New Year, Miss Nor wood: Name some goal winch your society should strive to reach this year. Miss Norman: What always should be the supreme purpose of a