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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-16

the last time. you must get trans
feF from youg former precinct rrFih
lrar 20 Yodf present precinct. This
procedure IL pertunctory, just asl
your former registrar aud he vii
make tho transfer without any trou
bic 20 you
Il you have lost your certificate yoa
can make an affidayit 10 that effect
and have q new one issued and hav,
the lost one cancelled on the records
Following Is Iiat OF the preciuc
registrars
Legislative District No. I,
| Ia Antelope Twp precinct / Chas
Howland Pleasant Valley
Antelope Twp peroioct 2. Frani
Martin, Coyle
~ North Cimarron Twp. G, "
Eckman, Coyle
4 South Cimarfon u. A. stark
Meridian
6--liear Greek Tap. ] r cruce
Guthrie. r. o. d. ..
Guthrie Twp Rosella Iiutchina
Guthrie, Route y, box 26.
~ Fuihrle City. ward /. precinct
league Ray. SIG East cleveland 81
8 Guthrie Chy Word. {. precinct 3.
Nellie Hamilton. 72a East Vitae
. Guthrie cily ward 2. elroclnct /
A l.. Brown 2i2 East Oklahoma Ave
To- Guthrie city Ward 2. precinct
-; j. NJ kroeger, l0s East warner
Ave.
Guthrie city ward 3. precinct
/; o a Hunter. Corner Harrison aud
Broadway,
IL Guthrie city ward ). precinct
2. Frank pieratt. Corner Oklahoma
Avenue and First
h. Guthrie city Ward 4. precinct
/. j A. Nelson. 70s Wsst Noble.
Ia Guthrie CITY Ward 4. precinct
, Maud Daniels. Gl6 West Harrison
i6~-GOlhrie CITY ward Z. precinct
W r Hardwick. 1893 West Logan
ie-iowa Twp, l.. u, johnson. Route
!. box 25.
II springvale Twp, Weaver W
Wilson, Guthrie. Route g.
~ Seward Twp, D G crosaley.
,cward. \
Legislative District No. 2.
~ Lei,ron Twp: Thoa. lIIbba
iulhaIl, Route O.
20 Cedar Twp. precinct / Robert
Hancock, Nayina. Route /.
u Cedar Twp. precinct a. " q.
ulIen, Creecent. Route 4
22 Crescent Twp. precinct =. Jss
e NJ. Lowther. Crescent
~ Crescent Twp, precinct III
Iande Hart. creacent,
2slron Mound, d. ". sheihing.
uthrle, kQute Z
25 Lawrie Twp; r. M. Hutcherson
Ithrle. Route 10.
20 Marshall Twp: ". ID. Hearn.
nrshall.
~ MulhaIl Twp: w. n. Mathew.
2s-oak View Twp. Frank Denay.
yell
70 Orlando Twp: " X. Morris.
lando
'O-Spring Creek Twp; John Corn
II, Navina. Route /.
II Springer Twp; r. J. Murphy.
thrie. Route 7. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-16

Twn manufacturer 0f wnoleus
are now ia lail because they
overlooked $2,l'slUD in profits
when they made out their ia.
come tax reports for 1919
Possibly these statistics ac.
count fairly we'll for the high
and unlimited coinAge ~ cloth
ing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-16

Thoroughly sanitary
Collects and retains dust
iuglead of Distributing Il
through the room II
chemically treated can
be washed repeatedly
without harm Price. 9hc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-16

bnilt like floor brush splendid for al
large floor spaces Frame is padded Il
prevent marring furniture Yarn mop
treated with Wizard Polish Mop head I
~ inches wide Price. S200.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-16

Paper enters LARGELY into the con
strnciion OF every Korean house. The
Interior Is lined with paper. II has
n paper root. paper floor cloth and
paper walls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-16

CLASSIFIED WANTS.
'4psEI u sss,e
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBER
m the event os dllsery being i'm
perfect. or paper being rolled. twisted
or mutiiascd. subscribers are nFges
10 make immediate complaint - ~
business cftioe In person, ~ irae
phone OF malt
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CLASSIFIED AnNfntfeiNu
RATES
rs Words time. sse,
"a words. tlmss. $50.
as words. times. aSe
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TERMS CASH.
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ATTORNEY
n. IA. ADAMS, Practice IN all courts
offlcs, i02 ia West Okla, Ave-.
phone 4tA
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FEMALE AEL? WANTED
WANTED Waitress az the Harvey
house apply 30 manager.
MALE HELP WANTED
MEN wANTEp-In all branches OF
the u. s. Army. For particulars
Apply Room 226 post office building
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MISCELLANEOUS
AVOID RISK BY writing Insurance
with us. We write all lines Best
of service given The Gaffney Com
many. Phone 27l
WANTED You 20 bundle up your
clean cotton rags and phone as
VIII be called for. PAY 2 ~ cents
ger pound. COOPERATIVE Co.
INSURANCE " Have you insured
your new crop OF grain7 Rates are
low see me about t. A. B. Arm
strong. Phone 800.
WANTED TO BUY and yoai
old heifers and steers good red ones
only. Cleon Ray. Phone F.K-55
MONEY TO L0AN-sl009 TO loaa on
real estate; Might take seeond
mortgage Also, want to buy partly
paid books in Employees Building 4
Loan Saving accounts. F. L. Williams.
A MAN wants partner with $1,000 ioF
for manufacturing plant in Guthrie.
You do the office work and handle
the money Secretary Chamber OF
Commerce.
MONEY MONEY!
For Farm Loans at a low rate Of
interest see The Penock n Son Real
~ Co.
Io5 W. okla. Phone 2is
LIST the farm you want to sell with
us. The Gaftney Company, ll5 l-2
East Oklahoma Ave.
IIsTINGS WANTED on Guthrie Resi-
dence Properties Want them now
The Gaffney Company. l15 ~ East
Oklahoma Ave
SEND $40 FOX TEXAS OIL LEASE
Lease runs 10 years Rentals 81 per
acre annually. We keep you posted
about developments near your lease
OIL map sent on request Write Rain
bow End Co. 4l6 HershowitE Bldg,
Oklahoma City. Okla
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most new used very little. Call at
Booterie Shoe Co.
FOR SAI.E--ws nave some choice
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-16

Coming Sunday Mrs. sessuo
llayakawa (Tauru AokD in
Ashes Of Desiro," a megodrama
OF the far east aud west Also
Texas Qnlnan IN "Tha Lady of
The Law, western. Also Hank
Mann IN In lock" comedy.
Also Jululta Hansen, George
chesebro and Frank Clark. ~
THE Lost CITY OF the African
jungle.
Coming Mon. Tues Mary
Pickford IN Stella MarrIs."
wonderful heart interest pic
tlre. Also John Lowell ia "Ths
Heart 81 Big Dan" tale Of the
northland. Also Supreme com
edy, MIXED Husbands" Also
Ann Luther and George Larkln
In THE Lurking Peril" sen
sation.
Coming next Wed. Thurs
Robert Warwick III The Man
Who Forgot" extra special.
Also 0'Benry drama. "ThImble.
Thlmble" Also Big w" Com
edy. MASKS and MIshaps
Also Jack Dempsey IN Dare.
devil jack amazing adventure.
Coming next Fri. Sat
Douglas Fairbanks In Modern
Mukseteers." a great western
feature. AIsp. The Triple
Shor" western Also "The
champeeA" comedb. Also
Fighting Brice"
u n u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-16

~ Rose Iiin Twp. & q nocea.
Mnahl
~ Woodland 1wp cora n WIN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-16
FOR RENT

FOR RENT room furnished or
unfinished modern house. zoo 3.
Oak Phone 1905.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-16

are made in twu STYLES
treated 80 aaIher ,lust
The either " treated
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gur cleaning posis hang
and preserving the
Ilser fiufslt Maslg Of
excellent arn haAdle
adjustable Prices
81 %. sia6 81 90. aud
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One 4 chemically

gard Guthrie Route 4
v = LcNth~r coaaty Registrar,
ua,hfle. laly lss. 1870.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-28
HEALTH CLINICS
TO Be OPENED SOON
Dr. Penaflor Here To Ar
range Tour In School
Districts Of State.


nr. cafmelo Pcnnnor. secretary OF.
the Hawaiian Tuberculosis associa-
tlon has arrived In Albuquerque and
IL co~-operntinE with tho New Mexico
puhllr Health association Vi making
presentations for holding health elm
IL In ali sections OF the state.
A four ton truck was delivered to-
day 10 the health association. and
this will be use 80 transport q nov
ing picture machine. scales and other
clinic apparatus throughout the SCUM
try.
LECTURES win be given IN the schools
and any children suspected Of being
tuhertular win be Examined. In the
evening a lecture will be. given for
adults IN the school district and eN-
aminatfonH win also be given. Nov
ing pictures will aupplant the lee
lures which will be entirely In SPAN
ish and for Spanish speaking people
OF The state.
These cllnics are arranged primarily
in NJ nfht on tuberculosis among the
native population.
After schools In one section nave
boen visited Il Is planned at the end
nome central point where the results
OF the weeks work willtbe gone over.
In addition TO DIR. Penafior II Is
planned to have n or two other OK
perts on tuberculosis from the state
present at these weekend meetings.
It is planned 10 begin the clinics
early next month and Il win take
many weeks to cover the entire state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-28
is Solving
WAR MYSTERIES

NEW YoRK, Aug. ss.-The Ameri-
can Legion Is making an effort 70
mitigate a distressing phase OF the
aftermath OF war, the 1000 personal
mysteries OF the great struggle OF
men who are classified In army and
a V lists as ''missing In action,
KILLED In battle and 'presumably
dead The work has been rewarded
with some success. IL IN announced.
In several instances the Legion
Weekly has obtained for a mother
more and clearer details Of how her
service son died. or put "a wife IN
touch with the comrades OF her hus-
hand. missing In action
Requests Of relatives aud trienus
OF soldiers, sailors, marines and mill
tary nurses about whose fate little Is
known are being sent to newspapers
throughout the ountry for publica-
ton. Results OF this publicity are
carefully tabuleted at offices here.
All ''buddies.' Officers. doctors.
nursea or welfare workers. who may
know eom4thing OF the person OF
whom Information Is sought. are In
vited { communicate with the
friends or .resativen. Each week a
long list OF emysterses" are published
in the begion's organ and frequently
a number OF names OF men and wom-
en- who served in the war, but who
failed TO reach home. is sent to the
The current result list of the Legion
contains the following instances
WHERE desired information was FUR
nisfieds
Mrs. Catherine Hoibeck. OF Allen
town. Pa, asked for information con-
cernfug the circumstances surround
Ing the death OF her son Sergeant
Joseph Holbeck OF Company @. 10sth
Machine Gun Battalion. 2Sth Division.
who died in a French hospital. The
mother received a letter from DIR.
Jo1tph Llnfx. Of New York. who at
tended the dying soldier. giving de-
tails OF his last hours.
Mrs. Lola Mason. OF McHae. Ca.
asked for information that would
throw some light on the disappear
nnca of her son, +. Mason, Jr., corr
porai. sard Company, Sixth Marines.
The soldier wrote his mother that he
woaid be horne for Christmas. 1918,
but did not appear, and nothing FUR.
ther was .,seard OF him. Mrs. Mason
reported that she received two letters,
one from the son himself saying that
he. had recovered from n Ions Illness,
Many curious and touc' Ing appeals
are received. A mother . want TO
know u her SON. who died in a field
hospital. maid anything on his death
he'd Another parents whose son
wnaI rnsgeod, captured and nfterward
died. desires information from his
comrades az 20 what kind OF gas wns
used and how it affects men. Ipfor-
mation II sought OF an army nurse
who wns last heard OF en- route TO
France two years ago. A distressed
family weeks word from the 'budd3es''
OF It's soldier who was lat seen walk
ins a battlefield wounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-28
Officer of Maccabees
I'm City On Tour
of the Southwest

Mrs. Laura b. Hart OF San Antonio.
Texha. southwestern manager. OF tile
Women'a Benefit association OF the
Maccabees. Is in Albuquerque ms n
OF her stops on a trip OF inspection
and Instruction over her district. This
trip she viii cover cities in New Mex
leo and Arizona. and later will cover
the other three states under her d.
rectioh. Louisiana. Texas and MiHsiss-
ippi.
Mrs, Hart has under her charge
over 1900 women IN these ! states
who are members OF the Woman's
Benefit association. OF these. 13,O0o
are Texas w0men New Mexico has
about a thousand members and Ari-
xnnh about the same.
In Albuquerque there are goo mem
hera Of the association. Yesterday
afternoon they met IN the Odd Fell
lows hall and Mrs. Hart spoke to
them about the benefits OF the assoc
cintion' and the outline OF work for
next year.
III addition TO her work. which she
han been engaged IN for eighteen
Years in the Maccabees. MIS-. Hart H.
ono OF the charter members OF the
Texas Suffrage association. and OF the
suffrage ofeani1ation In San Antonio.
Her Activities along the line OF sur
fraao have been many and varied.
But suffrage ana the Women's BEN
aIt aeocIation together could not keep
her busy enough, so Mrs. Hart became
a national offieer In the Women'e
Btnefif association, supreme COM
mnnAer. and a. time was the most
worthy Erand matrnn OF the Order OF
tho Eastern star, holding the highest
hfnce An the whole world in that orr
N~auI1ation.4
from here Mrs. Hart. who Is ac-
compnlned By her young srnnddadgh-
ter, Nlna Nary Belle d~@op1rston OF
AuAll1. Texas. Intends 10 80 TO the
Grand Canyon. and TO take her grand-
daughter a. tha various points OF In
feis1i ~ Heu Neueo and Arizona
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-28
Is Coming
Here for a Drive
for Army Recruits

"A i4-day drive for recruits for the
army will be opened hore Monday
morninE II was announced today by
Sergt. Ernest A. Holmstrand. In
charge of the local station. Recruit
ing officers from the Houston. Dali
las and Oklahoma districts are to be
here to conduct the campaign
An alrplnne from III Paso. which
will leave there tonight for Santa Fe
ls 10 he here on the opening day OF
tho drive. Men OF the LEGAL station
today were preparing me iancihg
field al the University grounds.
Sergeant HOlmstran announced
that 30 men have enlisted ut the local
stntion since August 1. h largest
number for any one month since the
signing Of the armistice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-28
People You
Know


Miss Iva Hillyer. one Of the most
successful kindergarten teachers Of
the east. has arrived In Albuquerque,
sho comes to be associated with Mrs.
Combs In her school of kindergarten
and first and second grades.
+. n. Blandy. who has been deputy
In charge OF the Internal revenue de-
pnrtment. left last night for Salt Lake
City where he In to become supervisor
n collections for the department
there.
lieutenant Governor y. r.. Pnnkey
was In the city today attending 10
GUINNESS matterH lie In returning to
his home In Santa Fe from Willard
where h. has been shipping steers.
w. A. Keleher. .chy attorney. who
spent the past two weeks on h
Upper Pecos. on n vacation trip will
returns to the city Monday.
J. ID. Atwood, democratic candi-
date for lieutenant governor, was in
the city lasa night on his way home
from tho democratic convention ut
Las Vegas. His home Is in Roswell.
George s.. Klock spent yesterday in
Santa Re on business. =
George 8. Downer, assistant at
torney for the Santa Fe. returned
this morning from, santa Fe, where
he spent the past week attending to
hearings before the state tax COM
mission.
Pearce Rodey left yesterday FOR
Santa Fe and the Upper Pecos where
he expects to spend the weekend
with his family.
MI. and Mrs. George w. TSimcaid
returned from lei Paso last night
Miss Louise Nichols who has been
In California on her vacation II eN-
pectcd to return about September 6.
c. A. Porter. Mrs. Porter and their
daughter are here from Charleston,
w. Va. visiting Colonel Breeze and
family.
You will find il in our CLASH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-28
EXPECT
A BIG CONVENTION
Program for Meeting
Here on Sept. 1911 Is
Announced.

nfff.... - -. 49,. ar..t.- Mt.
ers. ,i,r ro,or, ,ha tn,1,,a,tan.
arc for I large ,tfendancc a. The sfo,a
ronvan,ior ,chicb win oren in kIh,,s
ouera1e a. scnter,hcr 10 ana con.
tinuo IN roa,yhont re eoiiouin- d.y
Some pronincnt honisera have hcrn
secured FOR the convention and their
addresses should be Of vital interest
to tho bankers OF this state.
The Program.
Tho program FOR the two days SEES
sion follows;
Friday Morning, $50.
convention called TO order at
Jnt"'nor =, So""'efee by a. L. VI
~
in,uvne nppi Ni"nso bersnhin'
.eHtSav, ~ ny - ne'erS'
- paa.n.e 70 ~
10 Nuurssf OF Welcome
- ~ '"' summer ~
w.
ppoln.n'u VI eonlulittsss u"
n"n anuranns, hS".
ncnort NJ Treasnror--vv n Iasev
= renort ~ s.cretarv-R H. Orms-
hoo
Address. .qaxirg a.. 7, Ae.c,s ,be
ton. ~, urayian duootar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-28
SAYS DIAMONDS ARE
USED TO GET CASH

TOLEDO-Thcy wear diamonds
now for cash-not or flashl Jac.
Postlcy. Toledo pawn broker, declares
diamonds are nov big assets In the
business world. due to the tlgh,
money market. "Mnny business men,
wanting money quick, rather than go
to banks which have clamped the lid
down on most paper. get the cash on
their DIAMONDS" he says.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-28

nine. Steve Recob, manager OF the
team received word today that Clark
win be back In the line-up ~ Santa
Fc. PARENT who also mas hren TN n
tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-28

You will find il in our CLASH
fed Columns.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-30
FOR SALE

1917-Reo Jitney Bus, 16-pas-
senger. Has been overhauled
and reprinted. Good cord tires
on front and new cords on rear.
Car is in condition to go to
work Immediately. Can be
bought right.
RUSSELL p. TABER, Inc.
"The House of Square Dealing
1913 Allyn Street
Hartford, Conn.
p 28 SD
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-30
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Method That
Anyone Can Use Without
Discomfort or Loss
Of Time

We have a new method that con-
trolls Asthma, and we want you to try
1t at our expense No matter whether
your case Is of long standing or re-
cent development. whether it is pres
ent as occasional or chronic Asthma,
you should @end for a free trial OF
our method. No matter in what ell
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We especially want to send it to
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This free offer is too impor Ia Mt to
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-30
BOTH SUED FOR
DIVORCE; LOSE

New Haven, July 30-The d.
vorce litigation between Laura
w. Nefr and Joseph L Neff
was declared a draw in judgment
rendered by Judge John P. Kellogg
in the civil side of the superior
court yesterday. The memorandum
Of the court, which heard the case
recently, follows:
while there can be no doubt
from the evidence that this couple
led an unhappy married life,
marked by many quarrels.) and
while I fear that no possible hap
piness in the marriage relation Is
left for them after this trial, with
its mutual charges, one against the
other, yet I cannot find that the
plaintiff has proved that her husband
has treated her with intolerable cruel
ty, within the legal meaning of that
phrase, and on the other hand the
defendant has failed utterly to prove
his wife guilty of misconduct either
in Stamford or New Haven. Judg-
ment is therefore to be entered for
the defendant upon the complaint,
and for the plaintiff upon the cross.
complaint"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-30
SALESMAN TOOK
IMPROMPTU BATH

Parker G. Allen, a travelling sales
man from parts unknown, took an
impromptu bath last night at the
foot Of Wall street, when he fell into
the harbor while watching a barge
being warped in. He was leaning
over gazing into the depths of our
odorless CD harbor when his hat
fell off and in an attempt to save
the Katy he lost his balance and
was introduced to the harbor waters.
Luckily, Parker could swim and the
only casualty resulting was the loss
of the hat and the running Of his light
colored Palm Beach suit.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-30
CHILD WANDERS
AWAY; IS DROWNED

Wandering away from the home of
Mrs. G. E. Hill at 800 Housatonio
avenue, where she was visiting with
her. mother, little Vera Marshall, 10
months old, daughter of M. and Mrs.
Lawrence Marshall of 397 Hawley
avenue, was drowned in the harbor in
the rear of 200 Housatonic avenue
yesterday afternoon. The child went
to Mrs. Hills with her mother early
In the afternoon and was not missed
until late in the afternoon. An alarm
was sent into the police and Sergeant
Smith and Patrolman Holmes found
the body on the mud fats after the
tide had gone out. All efforts on the
part of the two policemen to revive
the child with a puImotor failed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-30
DOG AN UNWELCOME
ENTRY IN TOURNEY

Golfers entered in the Metropolitan
Open Championship Tournament at
Greenwich this week found a new
menace yesterday to low scoring. 1t
was mischievous little dog, owned
by Theodore L. Pomeroy, club
member. Although a. daily visitor to
the golf course the pup yesterday
was so ignorant Of the rules Of the
game as to insist on running after
balls driven off the first tee and try
ing to retrieve them. After two or
three contestants and their caddies
had succeeded only with difficulty in
chasing the pup off the course, the
caddy master took a hand and tied
the dog where he could only watch
and not play in the tournament.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-30
COMMANDER OSBURN
WINS OLYMPIC SHOOT

Beverloo, Belgium, July 30-(BJ
The A. P.)-Commander Carl T. Os-
burn, of the United States navy, to-
day won the Olympic individual tar
get shooting competition with army
rifles at a distance of 800 metres in
standing position. His score was Sc
out of a possible go.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-30

This man, now rich and inf1uen-
tia1 in France, the story goes, was
one Of the several poor young men
who 30 years ago met Ezsad Pasha,
then known as the BLACK Dagger
OF abdul Hamid." in Constantinop1e.
when he crowded into a card game
and insisted upon playing with them.
Fearing Essad Pasha. they protested
they were too poor to play with him
but he insisted, emphasizing it by
placing his revolver on the table as
a threat
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-30

This sale offers AZ dandy oppol
these suits are a part of the
at advantageous figures.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-30

in that of. the young man, each
sucked a few drops of blood from the
other and they became blood bro
thers," according to Albanian Gus
toms, sworn to avenge each others
deaths.
ct am ready" this brother now is
quoted as saying, "to keep my oath,
but have confidence that French
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-30
rHE TIMES: FRIDAY, JULY 80, 1920

To meet this, the "blood brother
put down his dagger. poisoned, he
said, Essad Pasha showed his sur
prise, then his pleasure.
young man." he said. this is the
first time anyone has dared to defy
me. Men like you are rare
Essad Pasha took his own dagger,
opened a vein in his wrist and also
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-30
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courts will make It unnecessary for
me to interfere sssss
Rustem Aveni, arrested on the spot
for shooting down Essad Pasha as the
latter was entering his automobile
in the downtown district recently,
is awaiting the trial. He was a stu
dent who posed as the avenger OF
Albanian wrongs.