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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
WHAT TIcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

nelfssl. ireland Soldiers fired
bail cartridges over lseads ~ crow "A
saih,red a. Londonderry station and
tNo pefeons werr wounded b. "a.
encaciiing hnlleft
Dublin Siktl four hungor stfik
ina lIlna pFisonera we're reios nd APP
pafentiy nncondliionally
NhieaKu Roger e. Sullivan.
aromluenl In Illinois and nat onai Dc
~ ~fauc politics. diod. lie had ~
Gently ssufn.d from itat &prinss.
Agk where he had gone for his
hral,h
Oklahoma cty Organization %
a statewide oYemll elub was begun
among state officials and employee.
McAle~ier Annnufs tnont waa
matv chat casl Operators ana repre-
seniatlyes of mlsers of District a..
embracing oklahoma. Arkansas and
fsKas would meet hese Monday 90
sei'ie upon new working agreement
sor district
Mexico cts Lieut. Colonel Al.
yan3n OhrEon eandids,o for Mexican
presidency and General BENJAMIN
I'm. his campaiKn manager. fled
from chs capital Thursday IN an Az.
lomobiie, Toing toward the state ot
Guerrero
Washington Geneed peelslys
ir address. declared that while not
seeking a presidential nomination mo
patriotic Amerhan could rcfuss "a
serve ~ called upon BY the people +"
Auga Prieia. sonora Apparently
reliable reports were received that
troops 81 the new senora repubnc
had been engaged IN battle with Car
rrnEa No details OF engagement
were received
FhataaDoso Ttnyar repuhil-
can convention elsTed eight dele
gates 10 republican national conysn-
ton Instructed for General Wood Tor
% esldent
N0gAies. Aria General salvodar
AlYarado former governor Of Yacs
ten. in address. predicted revolution
imminent Ia MEXICO. lie declared
present conditions IN Mexico due 60
% President cafFsn1as NAL admin p
isiratlon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
TIME TO CALL HALT ON
MAKERS Of G00Ds
DocsrI-e q Highest Priced Mer-
chxnd.ke Exs Been Purx1ed
Long Enozgh: Concern 70
p. Or Cteck

Tx81-e & ~ tlkA n-ios q rco1s.
a socsl rserxfz1E sal1 For 1r-s
Te1rs zlxns.sr<E-ex q -se cosrtr1
have ssrfze< q podieT q x-zctnT-us
- try1-x 20 Eei t.s czssoEsr fhf
hEsA.Fs s~sest Eert aan-sA~ 20 -
z1r.sr Nszzfzc-zrsrs have p--s<s-
a 20 zs,.A-~ fAzf c&esr rsr.
r1z-1Es 1as 90 hozxs- aFz1l2he ar1
thai fhsz- rsfso-ers rcsl< not bsg
. fkeT we're ssis . obtxfz = i
las k@s- 3 prvfltz1ie soascy al
rs1sa-zsse . = cert. e1ts-t p
she ssze = cal hsts = sspros<s-
szr
T1erx cozex . versoa % sace<slrs
--s-ss-s .&ez f4s S11iie wfH sto7
ssr-x w4ez s-soes sroe<< he ssH-
~ = tAs zxe-zEe Aryer - pzy. s4ies
are roE-x = eos
Ears q <es ue-xzxztE x b,r c.<fe<
hare rsooxxzzs1 skfs eftzx5or a.
zrs co=b bzfzx zaz-Esscrz~svr hfg1.
s--z<<re r--e<<<.<z So fts1r cEr
rrU-<zisz. IA cez6t5ez - bes<
r~osr-Eze1 ~ fss Sztozzi Reszf
D-- G-ooss ssscc1zsss sz< - o-xzrs-
zz-s1- - se1zx rzsfs-T p<-ssczs6 =
<1e<k -ssz1x r-scez T1e zs0rszezi
<sss~rss xasae-ksxr1es s1Dr1-- ,o-
k-@f1re q 1Iezs,e-vsx reserfo1 se<'
s-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
PHOTO Of DRY HEAD
HUNG IN A SALOON
Saloon Keeper offers wordlesH
Answer 10 Vice Investigation
In New York Tender.
1oln

New York. Apul ia A porirsli q
William n Anderson. State furern-
leudcnt ~ ihe Anu Ssnou league,
hung Ia the lndow of tightly logAs
"a saloon N the 'ionecrloin" today
a. one saloonkeepeft vefldless com
men, an thc wire Investigation
indhtment ~ l'ollce Inspector
nomlniek Henry on charges q No.
gleci Of duiy for hls alosed failure
20 close disordefly houfea "a ihe dls
uici. consimcsd pnTfieioFe that 4
was wise 20 tone h.nrv down for che
present. ihir aoioonist told a rcpor
~
Tourists 81 fho "fcnderlpinH last
nishi found none % ths iompesiuous
gsieiy and dfnking ia cabarcis which
she Rev John simion ASid b. had
discovered on ar incornito irin
through The disfrici
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15

frnf ~ lhr cunstlsuildnalliy " Ok
iahpnias iae makiag property o~s-
efs reslansihllllr Tor fha aetians %
tenants wha make aicoholio nauows
oa thsiif premises wili come befor.
the unHed States supreme court
within iss week. according 20 no-
liee received yesterday ~ tho ct.
tofusY general
The case i fhr slapeai ~ James X
Puffine fined o. pu4 IN d@tFict ooart
here upon prosecution ~ Ioha Em-
hfY. then county aftorueY. IN tsfs.
fof p~fmlitlns Ffsd Ana sherman NIL
ilaHaisy - maks ilaa0g On his pro-
perfY In Otlahoma CRY rhs verdtrt
49, upheld b. ths stse suprsms
couff and is sxpeeiei 20 bs brouxht
% ia me unHsd states suprems
coaff ahoaf Apfii -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
FREE BEER IS SLOGAN
OF FREE FRENCH TOWN
Gay Montmartrs. frouberg. Paris.
Elects Mayor On q wide
Open Plank.

Parts. Aprii IA Aonfmsrsr~. tas
iishs hearted - r.sxrinx IN sas
possassIon ef a ascaftmsnl sos~rn-
meat. haslnx r~padlated sn IL.
lssisacs 70 All ethsF samlnisfrxfian
Ia France TIE -rres Commune e
hontmAfifs. as Il calls itself. yin
continue. ho~sser 20 pay ssx.s ts
Francs. belnr willins - meet sv~a
TIE blshsai aiss - BE- sef~d .asa ~
parliament
invoking The pFineipie. 81 -.>if.
determination q fFss p>sc,,s. :
Mentmarife held an slsetiaa sanxnx.
80 result u .hieh Ialss n~pssauis
eAroonist q iocsl rr1s,sp vas
sieeisf mayer
It's plsfform -ss termed -Assnlv
idsaiistie' and Il eer,ssnlv h&d -
merit os The party. A~Inx sinpsy |:
Free nesr~
There ~ss only eae prehshss1s,
vote east IN che election. ana 4 49,
red sesrsh vas msde Cor th~ -
said 70 have depcsss~d that >~l,c,
When prodac-d he produced = f,av.
les aiibi being able 20 prove he -
been sslesp In the rear rcow - !
cate anssi sftsr the rolls hsd c,oeo6
The smm~iisfe arrest a a. -
Who Imr<fsoastsd shis ssllslps. s-es1,
sea has been srdsred " ne -,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
THOMAS WILL RESIGN
STATE SENATE SEtT

i.awfon. April ~ -An unbroken
record of "a years - a member of
The se3aie - the Oklahoma iegisia-
ture vii be broken Friday when J
Kimer Thomas ~ this city. plans 70
annOunoe he resignation 10 Governor
Robertson. senator Thomas IL then
expected 10 make formal announce
rDeni ~ his candidacy for nominaiion
Tor congress IN the Sixth district
Senator Thomas 10 ne only member
- TIE upper house VITO sas occupied
a seat there continaOualy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15

18th street. just of Broadway ssd In
the very heart of the white llsis
district. IN ,his place se sa~ lnfs.
cent dancing and women greatly sn-
de<dressed, especially IN che host
esees"
Our walter here IN answer % one
Of The party said that he could ar
fsnge BY telephone for 90 q visit 20
= "first-eisss house where xofnsn
s0a,d entertain us
iis walked 70 the private sslephons
switchboard and had the young 40
man operator eali sp this place.
He reported that fso young women
a. the place had gone out and would
not return for txo hours. bat offered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
GERMANY DELIVERS
CATTLE TO FRENCH

Paris. April is-Twely~ hundred
horses. 1000 cattle. 10000 shsep and
sf-oo soafs have been received By
Frame from Germany IN r~paraiion
for stock taken ~ Germany during
their occupation OF northefn France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
kEWN<EI SCENE Or Rl0r>
~ O0<\ttrul< WITH
slulht Of CLOTHING
uANlEAt'rt Wl\.
pJ.A\r
POLICE PRESERVES AnE
CALLED IN NEW YORK
RAILROAD OFFICIALS M
PENDING. IN W.T. \tttN
WOltktlt~ 10 utNt
TRAFFIC: >Tltlkt u.
M N\I\c ~ 4


Se~snes. tiis. Apru iS.--Fsss hun.
crss ilil~es reserve rn,lis.sven toos
over sortrol - Nes~sn1ee streets ss
ss o'eiocs shls merrlrp ard oseer-
sea sroups % ssrisins ~ors~en. lci,
rrrs Nesr ths waA~orth Nsnufse
turna Somesry's plast seeae ~ zee
terosy's ricss.
Aclstsnt General ptesser toos
personsl charge ~ the sltustior TIE
soic1ers srer Chicago are unosr con-.
r,sns % l,es,. Gel Swanson. rns
sroop train arrived az ) q. N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15

decent fsmaliariiiea With each other.
Aceosseo by Wensn.
Approaches ~ women were made
70 bs In this p;ses. and Ne were also
xiren 70 undersssnd thar there were
'insifueforesa" hefe who would. for
= cents. dance three times with a
man
We vers tod by . walter that
rnany Of these sinsf sssfmessff'
would fske men laisr % their apart-
mfnfs.
Wee inyestiTat0fs say many Of
fhes giris have been proved 70 be
professional prosiiisses.
yron here re 3cameysf 20 . very
veii-knosn css<lnE grill room On W.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15

Thee we're. se believe befseen g.
90 and 300 1nnoess and they we're
sor the mosf part yosng men and
sonsn sofne of fhsm extremely
yoang
ThsT were Surfing up and down fhe
tbrse izrze 12ncirK floors IN the
cI1<ett po~ibls vranimify.
Tbe darces snfslxed In were IN
<ecezf even a. dances r.. We sas
fhe -hs<ckie- koofchie.@ tbe shin
ny-shaks and fhe -cheek-fo-
eksss~ dznres 0n shess foorr.
On sssry see were tables sur
-Ou.<s1 bY voanE mes sn1 women.
-snr q fken tn n,osf rsyolsinr pos-
tzrss. al slzosf al .s1slg.ss e n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
pss-css ASKED 70 -ELp
Is7ERc-Sscs- MOVEMENT

Letters r~guestanx fksf tAsg prs-
sea- from thtr p4lviis neu suraas
tie pi1- q re irfer1karcs worid
Ncseurezs ~ Ealsrf 1stEet q
sssx---.sr4. q x1<A sl-s.V.e ees -
e - gss1 81 fAss Fr1r ass beea seat
70 a. sss1osx q Sc - c3-oper1tlrE
ce1ezlaAfsozs ~ Rev P-r-y =
Pserrr. pastor 81 ~ Frss McfhOdiss
<Aun.a q Nzssoree wko s. here ei-
rs-rsa the STATE csUsAlra
Ts@ uszsalxz - 90 osez O. Ssa-
cas-. Ap-l 2s. ard e cortnss throSrA
Sz-z4y N1E {.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
Tulsa BOASTS ~ IFS
LOW PRICE ~ ICE

suiss Okia Aprii i.,-wRis Tulsa
Il scFe-rifse Far and vide a. the
-noft srfe-sivs town % I've IN. yet
safh day proves rrices Ia many Other
cities are - kirh. II sos higAsr. than
n Telss
sczrcify = snonia hss csused
ioe mansfsesurers ere-vsher~ %
r1iss ne price for rheir pro<scs
ihtr az A. oklshonz City the
oonssnes =uF; ssy - csz;s psr
ice ppands - cenfs NOR thar
tte housewives q Tniss sll Be
ck4rxet fkls sanner
A hoosf II So nress has ben paf
ITO sffeet hsrs ard al okishoma
Cay. TIE TO schrtuies show fhls
eisF hss tbe cbesper rafs TIE prices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
srHFrfH
<IM itlPt BiIt TROOPS
READY ron BATTLE

tvoUa prleta. April is.--sonnef
troops 81 the us~ reeshllc of sonnsr
have enssoed Sir Aloe, tire adjoining
city. and are marching on 10 cuilean
sonosr. according 10 ETHICAL dispatch
received here TO-DAY from General p.
EIiss Gales. commander of the south
err fortress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15

"a make the engagement Cor the fol
loving might. lie found ether places
uiso busy"
a ~eioos.ss" rsbis
The iast place No visited, arriving
there In the e>riy morning. IL con
sidsred the moss "sreluslss| of all
u ~ss By far the sorss IN sssry re-
speef
Oar table here <ss . 'fingzsds
fsble and ssssral of the Young wo-
men. % fhey danced past ss. ~oald
stop and flss us specisl erhtb;tions
OF sHlsar dancing. indulxtnE especial
u in the hip movement dancing nov
-
tcoutlsssd % Pses I, O.. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
Short Cuts To
Home Sews

Save Nenes - NeAa u~ek sci
~ A. ~As tesi4s eitA loSal hatchers
tAss2AsiaE kixus aad esior eshei
nesnN arxsng castancrs 50 haf shs
eAn&Qrr .ats 81 sa~s TIE sAasx~
quarter eots weN refs0<ea a. IA
ee~ss.nsis s-epalAr ~tiA dlecfimlnAs
iae a@truns wAs hln& aAArsrr eats
ere ThnNlns fsr hetisd their usaAl
laask
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
GERMAN REGULARS ~
RUrR ARG REsCsrrUL

Paris. April - German r.zulars
In the Hhnr rewlou are resenilng dis
clpllnary rules. according 70 the
Frankfort Gazette which says Gen.
ersi Won Natisr. commander ~ gov
eminent forces. has left Essen sad
denly for Befiin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
pEtce eesroeGo IN
CITY or NIAnlA0fY0k

Tokio. April u A wsr offsoccom-
nunlcston iksaed today says peace
aas virtually been Restored In vladl-
sostos and that there we're 10 casu-
aitie< zuoaT TIE civilian residents
Announcement has 2een made that
fhs Foysrnmesf has sccey,ed most Of
Jspans terms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
CARNIVAL STUNTS DRAW
CROWDS DOWN ION>

Merry lhronsa Waited the ratirf
son Kline carnival last nikhf aud tho
many attractions ~arc literally pa,
ronlted
"Wo are rather up against raw
chllly nights and sind sald Nc
Kline hut the af4or of ths cro0da
IL NOT damp~nsd
Friday the carnival asiatof wlil pat
on some cloud stnuis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
LONDON MINERS co
RACK To I'M prs

London. April is The members %
het miners federation. ~ q majority
of ss.i96 votes. has decided 20 asxeOt
the governments offer u a 20 per
cent increase on xroas earnings The
decision Of the nsen obviaiea iia dan
ger % a strike.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
STRIKING rGAMsrGRs ARU
OUT IN NEW WORK

New York A0i 10 fmplo1eF
ssid that she striking tcans,efs nun.
hered zoo and that ihe railroad s'rike
has caused such a falling off in.food
shipments that tho men hai noi ben
toinE any worf 20 speak -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
JlUfu tltut Iltf tn ~ pe-
Mt>tID. oiiio uN> ttii~
~ tRlMt NuiIt ~ lt.-
NlNN ~tHNui~
KENTUCKY NAN KILLED
GIRL, HID B0OI
,nur COMMITTED IN EAs-
Itu ~ >DNt trttiN 4 lFNO
OttNtll~ III ntfp WNN-
M Wtitist il-NrtR-
ui.n a.lni. MAS ~ MIN
BULLETIN

Msyssville. NJ. April 10 John
Roqusvir. 20. today confessed that
he had killed iaysar old Myrtle
Jones after having failed In an ~.
tempt 10 assault her Tho ssinss
was committed April I. following
dismissal of church Officers
found the body covered with
rocks In a deep ravins. where DO
quevir had hid a. Ne confessed W
the crime durlag revival meeting
last night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
eoL,er RESERVES ON
goB IN NUw WORK

Ne~ Nork. April iS--poiscs ~.
ssNes were ser, 20 TIRE West ssoe
rrarses ols,rie, tosay where several
nOaoeea tsasters. ohauffeurs AID por-
ters hsc walked 90, a. q slrwe when
se~ sork ~as sirsusii, cot off from
10 feed snpply ~ rat Several trucks
were sttassec ~ ssrise symes,hG
ers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15

Nrs Tsare 81 this clty. hnx -
ctste& ~era tssm ias ~Nr department
ikst 80 Aeay - hsr go. wAo ~as
aared s Enelana w&s Ana0ne the
ftrss ccesNumeui q toa,es 81 sold
ssrs hroafht homs ana Aas arrived
is Ns~ Nesk, ea, AAfe of arrival here
h ns vet kno~a
rks SILVER Slsr legioa lsaccess-
a. - sAs Ner Nethefs asssclationl
a. me~t a. re Csfaerie library frs
dAs Afternoon a 5 c'c,osk. apd as
there Is mucA business sa transact
relagiss te she comlnx state eanven
ticn % nterf in tsufArie Nrs nogn-
aer eestnes a fan attendance Al
oar moihers are invited g. attend
,hesv nreslngs whether ihss oArv 80
atnaAfe ~ not
TIE volls hail game 10 ~ laayea
tcaAxhi ht~e~n shg teams oi the
laons ana Roia-aat ~ b. hart
e.eehf TIE score a. srcssns nsrds
teo 50 one "a favor ~ tAe Lions
Thefe are sewn games 10 - playea.
Etefeoae = inshss o.i fonlfht 20
see iais h8Nie roysl between two 81
tAe Aesf trained xolly team in the
state After the present toarnAmeni
y conqieied a challenge wfl b. is-
sued hv the ~innlne ieam 90 The
g~cs okiaAama CIV seam
ID c HNnier long tims citisen
~ - can passed - hls reward
gfis mornilg A. oclcsk sr~r an
illses< - tAree wesks Funeral
services 4.li h. bed al ths home.
80 E4st Cleveland aFenne 81 Z q
cicck FritNy afternoon He vas -
years az ase and haa LIVED n cs,hris
sincr iseQ
-shsnff Reoerson was close en
a. sr4A q a hand 81 fhisYss yes
'er1as sui they escaped A telephone
mess&ee frou John Alien al CoYis
STATED that thisvee Aad stolen some
eorn fron aim and tk.as BE- was 80
iHsir track and 4skea ihe sherff 10
so.n Ian "a fhe chs<e. TIE r~qaesi
~as oonp,scd With and tAe fhieeesI
were - holiy parsa~d that fiey dis.
o4rtet their icoi ard Also deserted
, team q hor-e< and . ~aFon Bs
sides fhs team fhe sheriff recovered
70 hasheis e w'hiie sred corn taken
from Allen = se-sound turkey taten
frru ne farm oi sam Ayers ana
80 81 harness and several Bushels
81 ccsioa Sod 'aken from Postmaster
NCfesk Ths man Who osned fhe
te&m an1 ~aror b named John RoF
srf Re wae a rruser and haa been
hviaE On the cASsrsli place ne~s
Meridian
--Oniy ore marriage ilcerse vas
issaed today by coanty coart clsfk
Nacs Nsson and Iosie Nccune dres
ne soy pSg~r she il - aud ~ i
g. Thsy i've A. Arcadia
-Charr.nr abardoamsui and non
szpp0ri. Biarche Wolfe has hrougtt
suit for divorce from Frsncs W
Vote TIE eefsncAn; wslse1 terf-
Sc and 40 not coate~f Properxy
tivisA~n vak made some time ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
BACK on Joss AGAIN


Chicafo. Arril is- Three hundred
swisshsneu emsRo,sa in the Dayton
ohio. railroad Yards Who walked oai
iast Friday had al returned 10 work
today and officials declared ihe ~ =
aHfion IN that CITY again normal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
CO<d.RI~S OI MOSCOW
To ABOLISH SOVIET

srosiaolm. -Apni n A di.pasrh
% the birmingham from IlslslnsfoFs
Finland. says the pan Russian eom
munist congress 81 Moscow has d.
Fl 20 abolish the soviet system N
the management % Industrial con
c~rna smd 20 replscs "a BY ALLY
eompetsat msnsgsrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
COTTON CONSUMED DURING
MAace WAS lAHGT

waEhinxson. April tss coitoa con
Eumad daring Marsb anaountsd to
b7os raunlng bales Of liai AMI -
ses bales % iintsfs. al. eessu. bu
fean announced today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
srsisG SITUATION IN
ST. LOUIS pIsTpicr

- Losis. Afril .5-Psrisi res,or-
afion q traffic service vas effected
here today ard railroad officials es
pfesses me belief thai che unsufhor-
ixed yarimer's strike had collapsed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
SUMMARY OF STRIKE SITUATION

Railroad officials whose lines have
been CRIPPLED b. The Unauthorized
strikes of operating employees waited
ie daf Cor the bls break IN tAe rtrlk-
ere ranks which they hoped would
b. produced BY Attorney General
palmers announcement that the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15


a arUrAL MURogs
stsessviie oNls. Aessi fs--f,srrv
Mlilss. sass 70. - AAFe.. ~ss hsss
~ ,Ns isfssgss~ ee.rsy I~li mere 10.
ssY. sfssr sssl~g pssllsIy se-fssses
,s shs murder ~ ~ ysss ED Trsssss
sea,h during . revival ssrvles lsss
sluht ~ nsl~ sAveuh ~ ess~n
nstsen. Va. near hess.
cosrrssro Musoaa AT ALTAR
Mlllss ~s~s ~ ~. snuruh altar SO
stir his hseis Fsls~s NJ p~srss
~oss rave msvy .. ne ssai fsr srs
dsssN ~ me llsti. alrl~ ~s ssis re
faw~d Feliss ~ pesylau
Members % ne so~eresssls. ssss
hnlsr - sheriff . " Lisss~ ~
neeass ss.wsy West ssrnsel. 900
esllssss N. s'sH "a hs silsnsIy -.
rswtss
sh.s,r klstsr sala tha aarsrs sns
elsrs Miller lna.tsa % msHlrs . s1si
sonfsssion - hlu rs ssla Miller
confessed - bsstlas shs ssvsn art
ever tss head ~lsN q revolver ~ .
lessly spes sssr sns glrfs hs-s 81
Aasra. ohie 40 tod me shsr.~ ~
Killed ihs alei b~e.ss. ~ ssmssnlas
shs mad ssld ~Hlle n. ~ss sssps~s
eee,psnr ~sth hsr slssse.
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'EI-sEnVC[ MEN FAVOR
REPEAL Or ORT LlW
Han On Tobacco Opposed. so % 1,
Accmdsnx 20 Recent Poll
Taken ~ Meme Sector
Soldier PAPER

Nsr Yosk Asesl - Firvva -
= fayoF es repvallnx ths elaArsas
emenameni saa ~ q seaiasi ths
pfuhlhiiisa q Nhssse sammsFis.
he eeil - lAF saken - The Ilame
aess tar a a.gsfmgae gAe view af -
ssrsire ag.n On shes~ aaestleHs. shs
max.slne msas sauwa Ye.gsts.Y
The fotie~lhw eomm~es On straw
vate vas tsaaed ! NAileesi ref
sensi Liberty -
rhsss returns mnshlne tmssrv
nnr less than that !. sseyvlee men
whose sole ohlest q ~sf ~as ta~
securing ~ lihssiy cagslnesi
that the results ~ n ffofss shesld
hrsinelaasa here 81
"Fer that rrasen 81 sfher are
cur former fighters salns their
adverse oplnieas ca : sa. .can~i
slshieenth amendment op the
possibility 90 tobacco hlblsiea
. thinK not fav distant a..'.as a stand
u made nov
These same men are flosklna 90
the standard of the Satiaaal rvr-onal
Liberty league. enrolling in ne fiaht
foe personal llheriy ard 60 mslngsia
the int.sfity ~ ths constitution,
With Governor Fa~srda ~ New Der
seY a. their standard h~sfvf
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ARRESTS NM ol Mt\N
t\loN Mn Nno Dtfilp
GOVERNMENT A<n tilttn
OWN t\lO< OFFICERS
TMENTY-FOuR TO Be
TRIED UNDER LEVER AcT
lOH< cRt \N. PRESIDENT
OF NAUDNt<> t>>sAit-
Iio\. MT WI ~ us
TOON. Rtt " NtRA\f>
Mr ron Ills ARRt>I
BULLETIN

Washington. April ia unicd
States nxrsh&ls In ten states have
been gwen warrants for arrest Of
strike leaders and II Is expected
.hxs hy nishi practically al cut.
lAw leaders viii be N custody
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Ne oshsr Immediate Increase u fore
oss;. tssiert szy.
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sev o-s&rz. ksrJ E-To.kxs
ss4s. eoss<-s frs<sT, ss--F s1sSsT.
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81 OUTLAW -tAcS
AsE ~ CUSTODY


CAacaeo Aqrli 3 -Six osfkaais g
xhs >cGt.ax rrfiwxy u.ions wsre tr-
ress~t sAis wor-iAe ~ upisec States
r.arshAls ca wArrA1is tssu~c -
rrned S1ates commissiener Nason
<hArssrg them ~isA fiolafng ~
lsep~r sct
~ar~arss lss1ec fer %
WArr1nEs Rave 1-nru sssNet Ter 1t
csAsr s'ier~1 ie4sers ir ne insef-
eF1i rzllra&1 sirtks il sAs SID -
she fedevsl halla.nE
Tscse ar-xsrst are JoserA Shoo;.
trustee q - C1.e4Eo NArtmrn's a.
sea4zr3or f~ed I. SchultH rlee-
passa6ens * ske Uxhes Engsteueu' 5
assoxaassua- ant NacAae Elisss
srxAsnrer os re- saxinemeas Asso-
x.Astoa-
D~pAy7=ezs as snsiie- Ageuis a
g~es - srsAiEn - rea scday BE-
tow ommazsios''r Mason
Amo1s ~ .a warrants issurd tsas
ne, vet ss<vet . oar for yohE Ora-
AS prs-Asszi o. sae CAie4ss YARD
arNzx asSocaa icr
Ansshsr = for k2uier Rftwru whc
xas @2-e8 yesfertsy sv krl~ney
Gexe-zi F4'aer - hAsing rrlaest
Cr@nan a. header * fhe strikers
Aess Bc,A Btvel zr1 crur1a eeny
;has tAe a1fsr has t-er tisr,acet o.
sAaf Bitwrl II ;ksire 20 par IN d.
r~rs.rr ~ strke
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DISCOUNT aArs aAlssp.

London. April iS-~'fhs rate % dis
count Of the Hama ~ fsssiaua sss
raised from % psreent today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-19

Sale of seats for the engagement or the big spectacle. Biblical drama, The wanderer," at the Jefferson theatre three days. Thursday. Friday and Sat urday and Saturday matinee. indicates tremendous interest in this big dra- mstic event. Not for many seasons has the management known such in terest to have been manifested in an approaching engagement. News of the success of The wanderer" In the few big cities thus far played has preceded 1t here and the announcement of the remarkable cast which will interpret the principal roles in sufficient guar antee that acting of the kind which has become very infrequent will be witnessed Prominent among the orig inal players will be Robert Frazer, Florence Auer Henry Duggan. Mil dred Bright, Richard Thornton. Louise Orth. George Sullivan. Mabel Mont gomery and Dwight Dana and nearly 100 others. The Russian premiere