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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-28

p. ]. Anderson of Fourth avenue
and Elizabeth street has been confined
to his home for several days on ac-
count of rheumatism and an injury to
his leg received some days ago when
steer he was handling jammed him
up. He is getting better and will be
ont soon. 49,.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-28

perhaps be the last game of the sea-
son, except the finals, and which it
appears at the present time Valley
City will be sure to participate in.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-28
The Five Notes Tell The Story

The following letter has been received from the tt
ousand dollar year manager Of the Bank of North D.
ta-with board and lodging as extras:
Bismarck, n. Dak., a..
ls October 81, 1920
The Bismarck Tribune,
Bismarck, N. Dak 1-@- .:...-.' ..- :
Gentlemen: - .-,... ...-.
In your issue of October 10 in your editorial
review "Cut Party Politics" you quote from the
Valley City Times Record as follows:
ut is easy to get money from the Bank of
North Dakota for political purposes because five
nonpartisan leaders in Barnes county have
cured on their notes 500apiece to be used by Mr.
Townley for political purposes-but there is no
money at Bismarck in our wonderful bank for
the use Of the needy farmers Of the state. 1t is
rotten condition and crime" ..
This is an unqualified lie. No nonpartisans Of
Barnes county or any other county have gotten
money from The Bank of North Dakota for p0-
fitical purposes on their $4,000 notes or on any
other notes. Neither have they gotten money on ~
any other sized notes. There have not now or
at any time been any such notes in the Bank. 1t
is not only lie, but it is wilfu and malicious, for
the very simple reason that you could have dis
covered the truth or falsity of this statement by
calling up The Bank of North Dakota over the
telephone before publishing such statement and
could have ascertained from The Bank of North
Dakota that no money Of any kind has been OBJ
tained from The Bank of North Dakota for po-
itical purposes. Respectfully,
FWC:RRS +. w. CATHkO.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-28

Cathro saws we liar going to prove that m
stead Of the editor being the liar is the manager OF the
Bank of North Dakota We had not intended giving the
names of these five Barnes county who got money
on their notes for political purposes We are forced to
do 50 by Mr. Cathros accusation that lied They are
G.. H. NOLTIN1IER,
JOHN STAUB,
GEORGE N. RASMUSSEN,
JOHN MCINTYRE,
VIM. OLSON.
These notes were given to the Security National Bank
Of this city and at the time Mr. Townley came to Barnes
county to pet money for the bipartisan right
after the primary election. Many thousands OF dollars
were taken in and subscribed all this county at that
time and these five notes part Of the money contrib
uted The banks of Valley City, Of them were asked
to take these notes but refused and finally The Security
National Bank of this city, after being guaranteed that the
s125OO would be sent from the Bank Of North Dakota to
be held as security until these notes pad took the
notes and they this bank at the time we wrote the
When the banks would not take the notes the eaguers
got in touch with the Bank Of North Dakota to get the
money and by mistake the wrong phone number was Sc
cured at Valley City and one OF our prominent lady clt-
zeHs got to the phone and heard Of the con
yersaon from the state bank and could have gotten the
whole works but she told them at the bank at Blsmarck
that they had the wrong number We can give the lady
name also if necessary However, the money was sent
to The Security National bank Of this city to guarantee the
notes and it sent at the request OF the leaders
and Mr. Cathr0 knows only too we'll he IS deliberately
and Wilfuly trying to deceive the people OF this state IN
these matters What has been done in Barnes county has
been done other counties Of the state doubt although
we cannot say as that but do know that it was done
in Barnes county "Shoot it to the Other Banks Cathro
all you want to but you cannot fool the people, You may
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-28
CatgIlro Says ls's a
!! Lie----But Is II?

S Is No Money Has Been Loaned Fo
Political Purposes. We Are Hand
ing MIR. Cathro Some Real Facts
That Seem To Have Escaped
his Mind. -.
Evening star., 1920-01-19

Miss Helen Dorothy Schwartz. who
was guest at Whittier Hall, Colum-
bia University, New York city. dur
ing the holidays. has returned to her
home.
Evening star., 1920-01-19
HOW LONDON VIEWS
BLOCKADE L|F TING
Both Lloyd George and Paris
Council Are Credited
With Decision.

LONDON, January 10 (hy the Asso-
ciated Press) The Times, which as
crIbes the decision to reopen trade
to Premier Lloyd George, attacks him
severely and says: s.ys
The statement that this decision
leaves unchanged the attitude of the
allies toward the bolshevik govern
ment is regarded as a palpable and
insolent untruth."
The Times further contends that
Lenin and his colleagues viii GER
tainly seize whatever goods are con.
signed to cooperative societies, ana
expresses the opinion that MIR: Lloyd
Georges regard for home politics ana
with the decision than the sound
views of national advantage ana ma
tlonal honor"
Decision Put on Council.
The Chronicle, which is a firm sup
porter of the premier, attributes the
decision to the supreme council at
Paris, and says: =,
The pretense that the council is
dealing only with the cooperative
societies and not the soviet govern
uent is camouiiage. 49,.
The Chronicle maintains the allles
must make up their minds whether
it is going to be peace or war Win
the bolsheviki, and, Il not pfepa.ea =. q
for war, ought without delay TO take
the lead in making peace and not IN
dulge in a miserable scramble OF sue
cessiSe capitulations-" e.
Definite peace is coming, says the
Daily News. which adds that staTNa-
ton in Europe is forcing the allies
.nTbe truth which this deviation
into sense and humanity brings home,
saws the News, lis that force has
failed, as it always does fail, when
employed in conflict with an IDEA
Plans of Allies Not Given Out.
Details of how the allies are to
finance trade with Russia have not
been announced. 1t is contended IN
some quarters the declsion Oh Ine
supreme council to reopen trade rela-
tioas had been the subject OF neso-
tiations for months past. and that the
initiative in these negotiations was
taken by Russian cooperative socle-
ties.
These societies. according to the
Herald. have maintained a difficult
neutrality ever since the allies as
sisted Russian factions hostile to
Ienin and Trotsky. The new spaper
adds that Russian purchases viii not
be limited to less than f40-o00,0op,
which it is understood the soviet gov
ernment is prepared to place in for
eign banks as soon as trade rels.t1ons
are established. 1t contends that IA
cilities for shipping goods can be
obtained easily.
Called Triumph for Soviet.
LONDON. January 1S.-The news
papers of Moscow describe the par
tial lifting of the allied blockade
against Russia as great triumph Tor
the soviet power and proof that the
soviet government is established. says
a Moscow wireless dispatch received
here tonight. They say the action
means a great stride toward the re-
construction of Russia -s,--t4
It is added that it will be difficult
for allied ships to enter Russian ports
unless some sort of an armist-ce IL
arranged.
Evening star., 1920-01-19
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department In the last twenty four
hours:
Frances R. Dement,, IS, 1873 18th street
southeast
Emily Matlack. u. Garfield Hospital.
Elizabeth Lepley. %. Tuberculosis Hospital.
George I. Lawler, 20, United States Soldiers
Home Hospital. ..
Mary E. Gardiner. 7s. so7 F street south
west.
Emma De Vaughn, Sc. Casualty Hospital
Anthony 2. Tyssowski, "a. 2019 Columbia
road.
Alice N. Thompson, So. 81 o street.
Oscar A. McKimmie, 81, Garfield Hospital.
Mary A. Crook. ~, 1919 Irving street.
Infant Of Samuel and Pauline Keller,
month. Children's Hospital
Clifton Hammond. u. Washington Asylum
Cora A. Bell. "a. Virginia avenue south.
west.
Marcus J. Williams, A. 2133 Il street.
Georgiana Ware. 62, 461 New rsey avenue
southeast.
Laura Carrick, IS, 124 Rovers court
Annie Lee, 81. 419 Is y street southeast.
Daisy Washington. %. 2302 9Th street.
Evening star., 1920-01-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Fred B. Kelly and Annette Crumbangh.
Georre W Dawiey of Folks Run, Va. and
Kathryn p ShuInsker Of Genoa, Va. .t
Ernest b. Christian and Iunie Drummond.
both Of Sanddges, Va.
David p. Morton and Emma r. Morton.
Alfred j. Russell OF this city and Mattie v.
Edwards Of Alexandria. Va.
John G. Tudor Of Camp Humphreys. va and
Marie v. Sutton of this city.
Hugh J. tO'DonueH of this city and Helen e.
Stanford of Cairerton, Va.
John II, Taylor Of Atlanta, Ga. AMI Cath
crime l.. Hackrtt Of New York city.
burton w Lngue uf Riliie. ". Va, aud Mat
tie NJ. Mctirecer of Guthrie. NY.
George II. DinSler and Anna V. Morris.
Louis smith and Lille Arnite.
Joseph Madden and Laura Beall.
Evening star., 1920-01-19

Mr.. Frank A. Vanderlip of New York
has arrived at the Willard to attend
the pan-American conference.
Evening star., 1920-01-19

The Helen Keller Guild will meet
at the home of Mrs. Purdy, 2612 Uni
versity place, on Wednesday, Janu-
airy 81.
Evening star., 1920-01-19
Births Reported.

The following births have been tspolsa 10 20
the health department in the last twenty -Ao0'
otis G. q. and Francis v. Shirley. boy.
Frank A. and Sarah Roper. BOY;
Nicholi and Josephine Natft, gni.
Phillip and Gratia Natoli. girl.
william and Birdie Myers. boy. -,
Henfy J. and Myrtle v. Johnson I'll
Byntun Z. and Louise 8. Hinton poy.
Arthur c. and Mary E. hunt s1-
John f. and Helen Higgins, 10Y;
Reginold and Altaora Griffith, girl.
Patrick and Elizabeth Griffin, hoy. =,
Count Mario ard Miriam T. g. Caraccioio III
Melito, boy. .s.r-
Vaam and Gladys Cafferty, girl. =,
Ahais J. and Isabel Cunnin riiam' e'i-
Charles r. and Mabel Q. Berger, girl
William Z. and Nellie Brown, boy.
Robert o. and Odie 8. Bonchraks, 10Y
Morsell A. and Mary L. Rrook'' glri.
Kenyon Vanlee and Nyui sung Dau pHuhg'
girl. q, +,
Henry +. and Corrine Proctor, girl.
James W. and Ellie Palmer. girl.
David and Alfrcda Paris. girl
Robert and Bell Perrie, girl.
Robert and Lille Mcdonald, boy t"lhs'
Peter II. and Emma Jackson, girl.
John and Maude Essex girl.
Edward NJ. and Mary Dyson. boy.
John F. and Mabel Brown. boy
Evening star., 1920-01-19

In France. until, the introduction, OF
postage stamps and the rule Of dou-
BILE postage for unpaid letters. it was
considered ill-hred for one to prepay
a letter addressed to a friend.
Evening star., 1920-01-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Batch held
q reception and dance on Saturday,
January 10. at their home. 220s Flag
Ter place in honor Of her wedding
anniversary. The house was elabo-
rately decorated with roses, carna-
tioEs and ferns.
The hostess was assisted by her
friend, Mrs. John H. Jacobs, in re-
ceiving the guests.
Miss Helen Dorothy Schwartz, who
was guest at Whittier Hall, Colum-
bia University, New York city. dur
ing the holidays. has returned to her
home.
The annual dinner of the Washing
ton Branch of the Vassar Alumnae
Associa tion will be held at the La
fayette Hotel. Saturday, January "A.
at 1880 o'clock, Miss Harriet Saw
yer. the alumnae secretary, and Miss
Margaret Lambie. the head OF the Red
Cross unit in France, will be the
guests of honor. Mrs. Emmett Gudger,
chairman of the dinner committee,
has the arrangements in charge.
Mrs James Walton Carmalt enter
tanned at a small tea yesterday after
noon at her home in Cleveland Park
with spring flowers in pastel shades.
and Mrs. Frederick H Barclay and
Mrs. Edward E. Gam presided at the
tea table, which had a centerpiece of
lavender sweet peas and yellow shaded
candles.
Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams will
be the guest of honor Friday after
noon at the regular weekly tea given
by the League of American Pen
Women at it's headquarters at 1922
II street northwest. Mrs. Adams, who
Is an explorer, lecturer and war cor
respondent has just, returned from an
extended trip through South Amer
ica with her husband. Mr.. Franklin
P. Adams of the Pan-American Union,
and is at her apartment in the MARI
borough.
The Helen Keller Guild will meet
at the home of Mrs. Purdy, 2612 Uni
versity place, on Wednesday, Janu-
ary 81.
DR. Henry F. Washington Of the
Georgetown Physical Laboratory will
be guest of honor at the fortnightly
salon of the Arts Club. 2017 street,
Tuesday evening, at s:30 o'clock. He
will give a talk on his recent visit to
volcanoes in Italy. which will be il
lustrated by lantern slides.
Mr.. Frank A. vanderlip of New York
has arrived at the Willard to attend
the pan-American conference.
Evening star., 1920-01-19

Lieut.. Col. Scholl Sent to Ell Paso.
- Lieut.. Col Philip A. Schou. Quarter
master Corps. has been. relieved from
duty in the Office Of the director of
finance, this city. and assigned to. duty
as deputy zone finance officer at Ell
Paso, Tex.
Evening star., 1920-01-19

CONTINUED from Eighth PaseN

Heider Of 1856 Columbia road, has
left for her home, in Richmond, Ind.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
Wedding OF Mss Vera Ballard
Is Announced For October q

nTB- AND MRS. HENRY DAVIS
WI BALLARD announce the en-
49, EaEement OF their daughter
Miss Vera Ballard 10 +. A. Bartlett
MacKeiL The wedding win take place
October % at Trinity Methodist
church with Rev. p r. knickerbocller
officiating Miss Melissa smith viii
be maid OF honor and ". l. Mills viii
be best man. Little Marley Ballard,
the nephew OF the bride-to-be viii be
ring bearer
Miss Ballard is a gifted musician.
an instructor OF music In the city
schools and has many friends here.
where she has lived for a number Of
years. She received training in Chi
here with Joseph NJ Evans, who VIII
play her wedding march
Mr.. Mackeu lived formerly in Bos-
ton. he studied at East Greenwich
academy, Mass In preparation for
college and took his college course
at Rollins college, Florida Mr.. Mac
keiI served in the army during the
world war He and his bride viii re-
side in this city.
Number OF c0urtesies are to honor
Miss Ballard and her fiance prior TO
their wedding day
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs w
G. Ierrlng, recently married. gave
house warming at their new home
with 1Ir. Mackel and Miss Ballard
as honor guests The guests included
members OF the Epworth league OF
Trinity Methodist church A bail Of
yarn was given cacn guest and una1
unwinding it they found a written
history Of the lives OF air. LlcrA co..
and Miss Ballard and the announce
ment OF the engagement An ice
course was served Twenty guests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
Hiss Luraua Morris Will Give Dance to
Honor Mss McCabe. OF Animss. N. "

4 Mss LAURA MORRIS VIII give a
W dance this evening at the Nor
ris home on Grant avenue to
honor her guest, Miss Johnnie Nc
Cabe. Of Ani1nss. n II. The lawn viii
be transformed into a japanese gar
den with japanese lanterns lighting
It, and the reception rooms OF the
Norris home VIII be decorated with
crepe paper Etre1mers In a myriad
Of rainbdw tints. Punch VIII be served
during the evening and during the
iutermissiou ices ana cake viii be
served. The hostess and honor guest
~ III be assisted iu receiving and en-
tertainiug b. the formers mother.
Mrs L. O. Norris and a group Of
friends including Misses Eathyleen
Orndorff Sarah Catherine Alzard
Mary Frances Robinson, nellie Hotch-
kiss, Anna Bell Cray and Bernice
Franklin The guests at the pretty
courtesy for the visitor viii include
Misses Mary Frances Robinson.
Eathyleen Orndorff. Marjorie Reece,
Anna Bell Gray. nellie Hotchkfss, Ger
aldine Ainsa- Rose1e Ainsa- Bernice
Franklin. Blanche Dawson. Sarah
Catherine Akard Florence Glover.
Anna Martha DOak. 1laLine McCor-
mick, laura Burdick- Fences Tucker
Anna Nay, Margaret Stevens Lola
Russell. Rufus Harvey, Leroy Glar-
don, Park Elttman, 1r-. Alton Poe,
Ewald Kip. Rex Kip. Raymond
Patterson George CLARION. Gene
Donohue Erie Monroe, Francis
EerEler, Phil DOerr. sumo Doerr, ,.
Irving. Frank Scotch. Melvin Nc
kinney. Lang Franklin. Herbert
Rand, Jack Ryan, Edward Quinlan,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
About EI Pasoan,.

A. r Lauge he's moved from 5605
Hueco ito III Brown street
J. D. Jacks has moved from 1921
Ia Luz street 10 3515 Richmond.
S. Martin has moved from 1873
Stevens street TO 513 North Estrella-
A. v Mckee. OF the immigration
service, Is seriously III at Hotel Dieu.
3. 3. Edwards has moved from the
Brazos apartments 10 1903 Lundy
avenue
l. j. Roberts has moved from the
Aragon apartments TO 2615 Grant
avenue.
e c. Cook has moved from the
Brazos apartments TO 1103 North
Florence
T. a. Gray has moved from e45
y est Missouri street TO 11o4 West
Main street
3fr. and Mrs. II D. Allen have
moved from 1903 Epson avenue TO the
Hotel LauEhlin-
1Ir- and Mrs. C. L. Galloway have
moved from III Wyoming street TO
1920 Myrtle avenue.
1Ir. and Mrs. r S. Davis have
changed their apartments from the
GeorEette TO the Brazos.
Mr. and Mrs ". z Miller and their
little son. Edgar, have moved from
Hotel Laughlin 70 2719 Federal
street
A. IT, Echanor and Airs. Echauor
have changed their residence from
SO River and have taken an apart
ment at the Brszos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
II Pnsoans Reinrnine

Ms e W Ferguson has returned
rom visit OF six weeks 70 friends
In Detroit. Mich
Mrs W 6. Selman and baby have
returned from Columbus. n. IL. where
they visited relatives FOR q week.
air. and Mrs A ". Hadley have re-
turned from an extended visit In S.
Louis and cities in the east They
were away two months.
Mrs Harvey kuhn and Mrs. John
Gideon have returned home from Can
utillo, where they have been VISITING
at the George p. Luce home
Mrs. Fred 3. Hadlock OF 135 Tohin
Place, and her daughter. Minnie Lee
have returned from California, where
they spent the sumner at the beaches
= 2 Neff has returned from busi-
ness trip Into Arizona he has been
asked BY mayor Davis 20 act as vice
chairman ia charge Of the municipal
committee for next Friday
Dr. and Ms e. F. Jsuness have re-
turned from a summer spot in Boston
and the New Hampshire lake region.
They also visited in washington and
New York Dr.. Jenuess is q retired
naval surgeon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
e Pasoans Auau.

2Ir- and AIRS. j. G. Barada with
Ar. and Mrs Walter Scott. Mrs j.
DsBlanc and Fletcher g. Belk. ir.
notored Up the valley and spent
day at the F. C.. Belk home near Vim
ton
51r- and Mrs. c. r. Helm with their
son, Dr. Max Helm. who Is here from
Fl Iigre. Mex, for a visit OF several
weeks. motorad up TO CanuuIo.
where they were entertained at the
home OF 1lr. and Ms vs.. c.. Walker
Mrs- Helm and Mrs. Walker are con
sins.
llrs. C. Z. Bryan. Third vice presi-
dent OF the Texas O. D. C.. win con-
vey greeting TO the Confederate re-
union in Houston and later 60 the
O. D. C. convention IN Austin from
the chamber OF commerce and from
mayor Charles Davis Mrs Bryan
leaves Sunday evening FOR Houston
to attend the Confederate reunion as
matron OF honor from the camp Cal-
win Crozier Sons OF the Confedcracv.
Airs. Bryan is head Of an the chile
dren's subsidiaries 70 tha u u a. iu
the STATE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
TODAY US PICTURES


M
oeo5er4 and e. Fort Bliss She not only adept outdoor activities
given by the AaeDowen club Of which she is member
Fs L MARSHALL center the former Miss Natalie stn
Marshall extensively entertained
enter
Marshall the Jewel apartments
FRS r D. POWELL right Nozene
- bride n
Callahan
e. 10 in
P0Vyelrs located.
4 who to
al the
during residence here with brother
and his bride VIII leave following the
ARD l. MORGAN J bottom center baby Of and Mrs
- with the advertising department Of The Herald
FIss EL1zBETH GRAHAM lower right daughter
III Graham
reside and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

were present to hear The interesting
The wedding OF sam S. Denman, OF
Amarillo. Texas. and Miss Anna NJ
Eeringer VIII be solemnized this
evening az s o'clock with quiet but
pretty details az the First Christian
church with the pastor. Rev MILO
Atkinson officiating. r. c. Burt.
close friend OF 1Ir. Denman. viii ar
rive this evening from Houston 90 act
as best man The bride win he az
tired in becoming railleur OF brown
cloth with furs, hat and accessories
matching IN shade The bride. who
formerly lived in Bolton. Texas. has
made her home here with her brother
J. i. Beringer, for some time ana
has a large circle OF friends. Nr.
and Mrs Denman viii leave follow
they are 10 make their home. Mr..
Denman's business interests are
there.
The wedding OF Harry Ashley and
Miss Rhea Wells took place on
wednesday evening IN the parlors Of
the First Christian church. with Rev.
llilo Atkinson officiating. ONLY rela-
tives and close friends were present
Both Mr- Ashley and his bride have
many friends here, having lived IN
is daughter Of llr- and Mrs. How
ard Wells ana Is an accomplished mu-
stefan For the present the couple
VIII be at home az 1913 East Boule-
ward.
2. J. Ia Roux Of Zacatecas. Mex.
and Miss Edna Chandler VIII be mar
"a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

Billy Coleman. James Dick. Richard
Stevens, Charles Harvey and Walton
Berkshire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

manse Of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church. Or Floyd Poe. rector OF the
church. VIII officiats
Miss Chandler has made her horne
IN this city since last January. She
formerly lived IN Ohio. Mr.. Da Roux
and his bride viii be guests o. Mrs
George "a RouX fer about 10 DAYS be-
fore leaving for their home IN Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

2. T. IA R0uV. OF Lacatecas Mex.
and Miss Edna Chandler win be mar
ried at g o'clock this evening 40 the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
Broken .ArrOW Briefs

RROKEN ARROW. May o.
Scott Ferris will open the political
campaign in this locality when he
speaks here at 10 o'clock Thursday
morning We have club here
boosting MIR Ferris for United states
senator and tt has a large member
ship
DHl 'rs ON The Livingston lease SIN
miles south of here, tapped the sand
Tuesday ON a we'll which, when snol
they say VIII produce at least 400
barrels daily The prospect ot tins
wcll coming IN strong has stimulated
lease activities In that nciehborhood.
Official notice has boon received
by the city council from the corpora
tiou commission OF the granting ~
q raise IN rates for the gas company
from 90 to 2i cents, with 10 per cent
discount TO. prompt payment in
stead OF per cent. The new rate
became effective May !
4 complete canvass OF the 70.
turns shows the results Of saturday s.
tag day TO have been quite satiStHc
tory. The receipts so to the public
library.
T. y. Burnett left Sunday for
Thaycr. Mo. where he expected to
close up the deal on a large acre
age of land.
The paving company now has u
fuli force Of men at work on Main
street and promises the entire job
will be pushed without further delay
\ series of revival meetings fot
the First Methodist church Is being
held at the Christian church THE
week. with Evangelist ! c. Watson
in charge. assisted by Rev Horace
Patton.
a petition bs been gotten up h,
| 'he ladies and literally signed by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
CASHIER BRINGS
ISLANDER ACTION
Gushing Man Asks Fifty
Thousand of Sheriff
of Payne County.

B, Associated Press state Wire
CUSHING. Okla. May 5.--Dale Il.
Sears. cashier " the oklahoma state
bank Of this city has ftied suit for
so. 900 against o. X. Lilley. sheriff
of Payne county. allegins that the
sheriff slandcrcd him ny declaring
that a robbery of The bank Novem-
Der was AN inside job Two men
we're recently acquitted Of the rob-
berry.
The alleged slanderous statements
are said to be the result of testimony
" Sears at the trial that he was the
only man In the bank at the time OF
the robbery After an investigation
BY the sheriff statements we're al
legged TO have been made that the
cashier got the money
The case is 10 he tried at StiIl-
water at the next term OF the dis
triCt court.