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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-24

ing sermon will be an Illustrated ser
mon on The Two Sides Of the
Grave"
At the First Presbyterian church
Sunday morning at Il o'clock, S. J.
BRENT. general secretary Of the FL
Paso Y. II c. A. viii speak in the
absence Of the pastor, Dr. Floyd Poe,
who is Ill
At 1850 there viii be preaching by
chaplain W 3. Zimmerman OF the SD
field artillery, Fort Bliss
Alex Duguid. the superintendent
OF the Sunday school, announces that
there viii be the monthly assembly
of the entire school at $50 The in
termediate endeavor meets at s o'clock
Educator Coming Here.
". n Wiggans. secretary OF the
Texas state Sunday School associa-
ton, viii arrive In FL PasO Saturday
night for a 10 day stay for the pur-
pose Of assisting in the house to house
canvass or religious census. which Is
TO be made on Tuesday afternoon,
February g. Mr. WigEans viii speak
in various churches while In FL Paso.
Next Sunday morning he will speak
to the Central Baptist and Vest
minister Presbyterian Sunday schools
during the regular session OF the
schools
he viii occupy the pulpit OF the
First Methodist church Sunday morn
ing and OF Trinity Methodist Sunday
evening. He will address q mass
meeting at First Christian church at
D. N. On Monday. Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings, at 1850
he will address meetings Of FL PasO
Sunday school workers at the First
Presbyterian church
The Mission Study class OF the
First Presbyterian church viii meet
January p. at 2-30 with Mrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-24
NEGRo CHURCH

Rev. J. p Jackson. pastor OF the
first negro Baptist church. corner
Second and Virginia streets. will
preach Sunday morning at Il o'clock
on this subject. why Preach the
Second Coming Of Christ and II He
Should Not Come. What2' At 1890
his subject viii be. The Boys and
Girls OF the City" Zech- SIS.
sunday. January rs. 1920. From
3 TO D m Mr. Zion, Baptist church,
negro. corner Durango and Estrella
streets. viii mark q new beginning
BY installing the new pastor, Rev
John D. Fears. whose motto, IS, that
somebody must be saved
Rev. F. ollie Brown pastor Of
shiloh Baptist church, viii preach
the installation sermon at p m
Alternated BY Rev. John P Jackson,
pastor. Second Baptist church, e
Eaan- IeLas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-24


selling liq,id lazadVs
IN the Wod4, there
bdng Over o million
bottles sod eachy saT,'
m1uy tUho med its
benefts haze not set
used It # you haus
not send sour name
and address fora free
rri1I 5ottle 70 D.. ".
B. CaldwelI 5II
Washington Srest
Monticello, Illinois
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-24

TEW children fnd pleasure IN
I the things most vital TO their
physical comfort and health,
soft rests with the watchful moth
.er 70 see that they are done. The
child VII be grafefulin after years.
- 6isf among the functions
necessary 70 the upbuildiug Of the
little body, so that it viii not be a
dyspeptic, oonsipated body when
It natures, Is elimination regu-
larry every morning. fthe moth
er VII be insistent and allow
nothing to interfere with II, it VII
soon become q habit, a daily rou-
tine that VIII not be forgotten
throughout Life.
There are times, however, when
nature VII not operate unaided.
Then give DR.. Caldweil's Syrup
Pepsin, which Is a combination Of
simple laxative herbs with pepsin,
and the headaches, the biliousness,
the torpor vii quickly disappear.
z It acts gently and without gripping,
and as It contains no narcotics and
Is pleasant 20 the taste, It may
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-24

transport corps last winter at Bor-
deauL The transport corps was
largely made up OF El Paso boys
Miss Du Bots and Miss Frances
Rogers. Of St Paul Mimi. are in FL
Paso at the central Y. W. c. A await
ina- to be assigned 10 one Of the towns
along the border to do Z W C. A
work.
Miss Rogers was with the Second
division overseas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-24


THE woman's division OF the state
labor department requests pas
tors Of Texas TO observe sunday
January IS as annual child labor
day.
One Of the distinctive ideas OF
Christianity that differentiates it
from other religions Is its apprecia-
ton OF the worth Of childhood. When
the disciples Wrangled over the ques-
ton Of prominence and primacy,
Jesus settled the dispute with an
object lesson OF a child. declaring that
chiidlikeness was true greatness
When the Il made the stupid blunuer
Of rebuking the mothers who brought
their children to Jesus for His bless
ing. He corrected them in words that
have become a Christian csEssic; SUI
Ter the little children to come unto
me"
According to the founder OF Chris
tianity, injury 70 childhood Is an Of
fence that merits cath penalty. re
did not say that the Offender should
be hanged but that a heavy stone
be hanged around his neck TO make
drowning easy. There are more ways
OF executing a criminal than BY
stringing him up 10 a scaffold.
Child Labor Inhuman.
The Observance Of child labor
question IN the year 80 A. D, yet the
teachings OF Jesus have a vital anu
practical DtdLllE upon TINS present
day problem. Were He IN the flesh
today He would undoubtedly condemn
the evil OF child labor in as strong
terms as he denounced offenders
while the Christian endea~ors viii
meet at $50.
At the evening service at Central
Baptist church the pastor viii preach
the last OF three sermons on Chris
tianity and health, the topic being,
What the Doctors Have Done: Is
Il OF God or the DevilE" The NOM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-24
Z. W. G. A. WORKER TO SPEAK
ON WOAIEN's WORK OVERSEAS

Miss Evelyn Du Bois. 4 7. ". C A
worker from New York city. who
vas with tbs Third and soth divisions
IN. France. VIII speak Sunday night at
the Asbury Methodist church Her
subject viii be ''Women's Work over
seas in Y. -. c A Huts."
Miss Du Bots was with a motor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-24

fsBut who so shall offend one Of
these little Onesf q. IL were better
for him that n milestone were
hanged about his neck and thar
he were drowned in the depths Of
the sea. n-Jesus-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-24

n B. Heron. 1905 North Florence.
Topic, Medical Missions IN India"
Altura Presbyterian, He Who Is OF
Lowry Spirit Shall Obtain Honor,
sTul be the theme Of the discourse by
the Rev. c. H Nitchelmore, Sunday
morning. In the evening the subject
viii be Forgetting the Past" The
Y. P. s. c. E viii begin its meeting
at $50. Subject, Christ For All the
World" Mrs. Leonard West leader.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-24
49, go go 49,
. SCRIPTURE .
II Kfure fvs92-8T
SCRIPTURE

A ND when Elisha was come into
n the house, behold the child was
dead. and laid upon his bed.
He went in therefore and shut the
door upon them twain and prayed
unto the Lord.
And he went ID and lay upon the
child, and put his mouth upon his
mouth and his eyes upon his eyes, and
his hands upon his hands: and he
stretched himself upon the child: and
the flesh Of the child waxed warm.
Then he returned and walked in
the house to and fro: and he went up
and stretched himself upon him: and
the child sneezed seven times, and the
child opened his eyes.
And he called Gehazi. and said, call
this Shunammite So he called her.
And when she was come in unto him.
he said, Take NJ thy son.
Then she went in. and fell at his
feet. and bowed herself TO the ground
and took up her son and went out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-24

against childhood 1900 years ago.
The church sustains a real relation
to this question
The observation Of a child labor
Sunday is entirely within the province
OF the pulpit The request Of the
state labor department Is a reasonable
one. Any church that would refuse to
take up the cudgel against a heart
less capitalism that would exploit
child labor has not the spirit Of Him
and blessed them. This evil is in
iquitous inhuman and unchristian- It
viii be denounced by the pulpit until
it is eradicated.
Christianity Rediseovered.
The more We delve into the teach
ings OF Jesus. the more the social
question unfolds itself. The ideal for
which He lived and died was
social ideal We enter the kingdom
by p turn stile, admitting only an in
dividual at a time, but the kingdom
itself IS a social realm
The question OF mans relation TO
man calls DANGEROUSLY for the at
tention OF every citizen There has
been a changed emphasis in the
grandfathers preached TO the lndi-
vidual hammering away every sun
day in the year on personal salvation.
They said nothing about a Christians
duty to society. The modern minister
who knows his business does not
neglect the individual but does not
allow him 20 monopolize his mes
sage. He proclaims the social ideal
OF Jesus as the remedy OF social
wrongs and the solvent Industrial Ills.
And thus child labor becomes ons Of
his themes.
One Of the most far reaching Of
ethical questions is that Of the value
Of a human being. What IS a mans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-24
FIRST ". r. EPWORTH LEAGUE
no HOLD SOCIAL NEXT MONDAY


The regular Sunday evening devo-
tionaI services Of the .Epworth league
will be held at $40 o'clock at the
First II. E. church The league mem
bership has increased so percent in
the last two weeks Special music Is
on the program.
The regular monthly business
meeting Monday evening at s o'clock
will be followed by a social
At a recent meeting, the following
officers were elected President,
Bryant Barnes. first vice president,
Herbert W. Conklin; second vice
pr esident. Mrs C.. o. Evermans third
vice president, Miss Myrtle Mold;
fourth vice president. Ray Prichett;
secretary. Kenneth Armstrong: treas
urer, Charles Klink; pianist Miss
Ruth Hyten-
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
SHORT BUT SWEET
IS GIRLS ESSAY.
IN ARMY CONTEST
Nebraska Miss Sends Contri-
button to Recruiting Officer
DireCt-to Make Sure It
Reaches Judges.

One Nebraska school girl, want
Ing to make sure her essay on
Benefits of an Enlistment in the
United States Army" got before
judges who will select prize win
ners for the Omaha recruiting dis
trict, has forwarded her entry in
the contest to Maj. w. A. Cav
enaugh, in charge of the Omaha
station.
She used very few of the 400
words fixed as the maximum for
contest essays. Here's her entry:
AN enlistment in the United
States army is mentally, morally and
physically beneficial.
My three brothers and uncle
were benefited by the United States
army"
The essay was sent by Efie Gull
lick, Riverview school, Overton,
Phelps county. 1t will be held for
action by Governor McKelvie and
other Omaha district contest judges,
who will meet here early in March
to select the winning essays.
Teachers in Omaha and through
out Nebraska and western Iowa to-
day had in their hands thousands
of essays written by pupils in class
rooms. yesterday. Teachers in each
school will select the best essay
from the school and forward it to
the district judges before February
27.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
Notable Ad Experts
To Tell How They
Made Their Success

A big program has been arranged
for the Advertising-Selling League
meeting to be held at the Fontenelle
Monday evening. Following the
Segular dinner at E, R. w. Hunt,
manager of the sales promotion de-
partment of NJ. E. Smith & Co.,
will deliver an address on Modern
Sales Promotion" Mr.. Hunt has
been identified with and prime
mover jim several nationally known
successes, such as "Sunkist," Road
of a Thousand Wonders" and 9TH
ers equally we'll known, and comes
with story of vital interest to
every business man. L.. B. Clough,
general superintendent of M. E.
Smith & Co.. will talk on "a Smile
a Minute in Business" Mr.. Clough
after 80 years in the general mer-
chandizing game, has attained po-
sition second to none in America by
practicing just what he breaches.
Any business man who desires to
hear these talks may make arrange
ments by calling the secretary Mon
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
Northwest Warriors
Plan Big Reception
For Taft Here April ;

A wire was received yesterday by
]. w. Bryant, chairman of the North
west Warriors Committee on Ameri-
canization, from the Emerson Ly-
ceum bureau that the date for Will
liam Howard Taft, ex-president of
the United States, to speak here on
"Americanization and Bolshevism"
has been definitely set for Saturday,
April 5.
Plans are under way to have
royal reception for this former
president upon his arrival here. He
will dine at Hotel Fontenelle in the
evening as guest of the North
west Warriors committee. Invita-
tons for the dinner will be sent out
Soon.,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
Police Settle Dispute
Over "9" Spot In Card
Game With Quiet Raid

Above the din and confusion of an
argument over the "9-spot" in
card game at the Y-B cigar store,
2lo South Eighteenth street, Friday
night Police Sergcants Allen and
Thestrup in plain clothes stretched
forth lengthy arms, snatching evil
dence and participants in the game.
At Central police station, those ar
rested gave their Hanes, as Joseph
Levine, proprietor, ts1l5 North
Twenty-ffth street; E4ed Farwell
3l4 North Twerity-6fth street and
George Roth, 500 South Twenty
eighth street.
They were charged with being in
mates of a disorderly house.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
Famous Polish Pianist
Will Arrive This Morninu

Josef Hoffman,. the famous Po-
lish pianist, who will give - con-
cert in the Brandeis ti1eatef Mon
day evening under the auspices of
the Tuesday musical ciub,- will ar,
rive in Omaha this morning
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
Two-Story Building
In Omaha Purchased
By Bricklayers' Union

Officers of Omaha Bricklayers'
union, No. /, announced yesterday
members of the union, incorporated
as the Omaha Bricklayers' Building
company, had purchased from the
Independent Realty company a two
story building at the northeast cor
ner of Twenty-frst and Cunning
streets, for use as union headquar-
ters.
Rooms on the lower floor will
be rented for business purposes,
and the second floor will be used
for union offices and an assembly
hall. Bricklayer officials expect to
move their offices from the Labor
temple within the next two weeks.
Claud H. Miller, member Of Local
No. |, is president of the Bricklay-
ers' Building company; F. C. Gar
diner, chairman of the union board
of trustees is treasurer, and A. L.
Keller, corresponding secretary of
the union is company secretary.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-04-10
OFFICIAL MINUTES OF
THE JEFFERSON DAVIS
PARISH POLICE IIlpv
Jennings, Ia. Anril 1 1oon

jennings, La, April /, 1920
The Police Jury of the Parish n
Jefferson Davis, Louisiana. metin req.
ular session at the Court House II
Jennings, Louisiana on this dav at
o'clock a. m.
The melting was called to order nv
Hon. J. S. IRENE, President. and nm
on roll call the following members
were present:
Arthur Guidry, Ward l.
R. M.Briggs, Ward 2.
J. S. IRENE, Ward 4.
Ausem MarCantel, Ward 5.
F. A. ATCeneaux, Ward 7.
Dolce Bourgeois, Ward s.
Yves Pitre, Ward 9.
MsSrs. T. s. Walker, Ward 3. and
A. T. Jones' Ward 6, being absent
The minutes of the regular session
held in the month of March were read
and approved in open session.
Road Commissioners Report.
Elton, La, March 8, 1920.
To the Police Jury, Jefferson Davis
Cish, Louisiana:
conference.-the, your commission
- appointed by your Honorable BODY
your January session, 1920 to Law
out and procure right-of-way for a pub
lie road from the Southeast corner of
section twenty-One to. running
west, beg to submit this our report:
After having been duly sworn, we pro.
ceeded to trace out and locate said
right-Of-way sixty feet wide, commenc-
ing at the Southeast corner of section
twenty-One and the Northeast corner
Of section twenty-eight, running west
on section line, between section TWEEN.
ty-One and section twenty-eight one
mile to the Southwest corner of Sec
ton twenty-One, and the northwest !
corner of section twenty-eight.
We have taken from each adjoining
property thirty feet for right of way |
on legal subdividing lines, and have |
received the right-Of way from all land
owners on said route, except the estate
Of Cyprien Manuel.
And we appropriate the right of wav
over said lands. and assess the dam.
ages at $1,OO each, and we most re-
spectfully ask that you adopt this re-
port and grant us the said road.
Respectfully submitted: Aurelian
Manuel, AzenOr Bell, ]. S. Louis, Erast
DOise, 0zeman Marcantel, Simeon Do.
ise
NJ. d. SUTHERLIN,
Notary Public.
Witnesses
Mrs E. Wagner.
Lumas Robert.
The above Road Commissioners Re-
port was introduced by Mr.. Bourgeois
who moved that the same be approved
and that the route as recommended by
the Commissioners be declared a pub
lie road and that the appropriations
as therein recommended be hereby
made. The motion was seconded bv
Mr. Marcantel and upon being put
was carried.
Petition for Public Road.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-04-10

0 0 90 o 0 o o 0 o. o O o
0 NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS o
0 Dog License tags for 1920 have o
0 arrived and are now obtainabIe at O
the City Hall. All dogs not proper o
' 'y licensed and tagged within the o
next ten days will be killed with. 0
D out further notice. o
, r. G. SEWARD, o
D City Clerk and Tax Collector. o
0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 O O O
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-04-10
justice of the Peace Salaries
for MannL
Tick Eradication.

Tick Eradication.
o9lo w. B. Clark, sal Mar ms 100 az
oSlo Joe Guidry, sal Mar. ms. 100 OF
S9l7 0. N. Richard, sal. Mar. Ins100 Of
SS!S 5. e. Carroll, sal Mar ms. 5000
o9lS LucluS COrbellO, sal Mar.
inspector 100 90
$3.50 Charles Ripley, sal Mar
oo o1SpeCtor ................. COCO
SS2l Adds Guillory, to lbr, nails
labor in repairing vat ... POS q
oSzZ l.. Bertrand, to cleaning
vat, fixing fence, haul uip.. 1880
oSz5 Il. FontenOt, to cleaning
and filling Edna vat . 10 IN
S924 Raymond Hebert, to clean
ing and filling vat .... 75o
1919 Richard Dehon, to repairs
on fence, cleaning vat, ETC.. 1900
1910 Lemen Augustine, to clean
ing and refilling watts. . 24Oo
SS27 Archille Butler, to clean
ing, repairing and material. $500
SS28 Chas. Ripley, to labor to
oo ooea d, ana I'LL watts ......... IT'S
1929 Glandney Print Shop. to 6
dipping vat records. .... 594
SSSO A. Baker, to cleaning and
oo n,ilag vat ................. 1900
1881 Globe Warehouse, to I'M
loading and storing Kil-tik.. A.
S9o2 ROGUE Senez, to frt and
unloading Kil-tik. ... 2277
1888 0. N. Richard, to storage
Tor kil-tik .............. 400
iotdl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 913 Il
Good Roads Maintenance.
1884 Ards Colbert, Parish Engi-
neer, salary ... S750
S9S5 Cal. Natl Bank, to freight
on gravel ....... 400 oG
S956 Alex Demarest, to labor. 1880
9S37 Valentine Darbonne, labor 1900
SSSS La. W, R. R., to freight
on grader blades. ..... OFT
SS59 La. W. R. R., to frt gravel. 265 10
SS4O ]. D, Adams Co., to grad
er blades 95 SG
S941 Jennings Motor Car Co., to
gasoline, parts, repairs. 49,. SOS3
S942 Fred l. Getty, to repairs
and repair parts ..... HOO
S94S Victoria Land & Canal Co.,
TO oil and gasoline .... 31.42E
SS44 Standard Oil Co., to oil and
gasoline .......... ........ 163 IS |
S945 R. Turner, to pay roll for
week ending $500. ...... $4,000
S946 Dewey Phelps, by roll week
ending Mar 5th. ........... 6155
S947 Dewey Phelps, pay roll wk
ending 1920 and truck. 1853 20 |
o94S Dewey Phelps, pay roll wk
ending 1920 ........... 495Ot
5s49 Dewey Phelps, pay roll wk
ending 3-26-20 ...... 81 60 |
lotal ............. .as.. 1859. II !
Contingent Fund.
$3.50 h, H. Singletary. to p. O.
box rent and postage. .. 2OOi
SS5l S D. Broussartl, to exprop-
lriation right of wa. 5000
1852 j. A. Gibson, to right of
way for public road ........ 10000
1858 Edgar Broussard, to right
of way for public road -. 10000
1854 Laodis Vincent, to right of /
way for public road ..... S0.Ok |
1855 Theo Broussard, to right
OF way for public road. 80. tU0.o0I
1856 Arthur Dupuis, to right of
way for public road ....... 5000
1857 w. R. Fiber, to room rent
for election at Roanoke 49,. 500
1855 A. V. Peloquin, to house
rent for election in JAN. 800
1853 A. v Peloquin, registering
vital statistics .......... 1,25
$50 Mrs. D. H. Griffith, register
ing vital statistics ....... .25
96l H. c. Fondren, expense N.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-04-10

AOtdi '''..'.'.... 44.SO
Jail Certificates.
1878 Cal. National Bank, to Jail
certificates and interest :. .2O75. 90
Public Schools.
1919 w. P. Annette, to IL mills
OF S5l26.S7 Of taxes. .... 1888 90
Pauper Fund.
$3.50 j. H. Heinen, Probate Of
ficer, A Monceaux in Spec. 1900
Printing and Stationery.
1881 Rice Belt Journal, printing
for February and March $500. 74.49
Lights and Water.
1882 l.. T. Moses, to water Feb. 1850
Criminal Expense.
1888 Isaac Fontenot, sheriff, hold
ing court 8 days ......... 1900
Bridge and Ferry Fund.
1854 Austin Fontenot, to keep
ing Lake Arthur ferry Mar. 5000.
1885,, o. Myers, to keeping Mer-
mentau ferry March $780,. 1000
1886 0za Mayffeld, to keeping
Jaenke bridge March. ....... 1900
1857 L. HILBERT, Jr., to keeping
Viterbo Bluff ferry March. =. 20.O0
1888 Camille st. Pc. to keeping
Lorraine bridge March. 49,. 1900
$3.50 Standard Oil Co., to gaso-
line for Mermentau ferry. -. 22.5OI
Au1dI .'.''....-s'' '...'s,.... lO1 .0u
Salaries for March.
$500 Miss Emma Hetzel, to sal
steno. for Dist Attorney. -. 1896
1891 B, H. Singletary, Treas.
loan to Assessors Sal Fund 10000
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-04-10

0 0 0 0 o o o o o O O
NOTICE.! O
No hunting fishing or trespass- 0
ing will be allowed on any of my 0
property located north of Welsh, O
Any Violater or vioiaters of this o
order will be prosecuted to the o
full extent of the law. o
c. M. SHOEMAKER, Owner. O
Welsh, Ias Mar. %, 1920. o
o 0 o D o o o o o O O
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-04-10

o oo9a Dr. R. r. Arceneaux, Pres
SSS5 isaac Fontenot, sheriff sal Al &c
1924 DR. V. A. Miller, Parish PLY
stefan ........ /, &c
SSS5 Mark c. Pickrel. Asst Dist
sooe .' 7 ney ,.,.,..'.... ......,. LAG
SS09 D ~ Deinomme, janitor, $500
SSS1 b. Fl, Singletary, Treas. 125 On
00gS Mrs. N. N. Stafford Home
5000 Uen III IS alton Agent ........ 1900
oSSS II. c. FOndren, U. s. Dem
ASenL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60 90
09oo John T. Hood, Clerk Police
'"lS '..'............. ..... $500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-10
MOVE ALLEGED MooNsHINER
Man Arrested Artcr still Discovery
md Gun Iiyhi I.ncs To- pnMhmskn

I'D Mimna. an alleged moonshiner
brought here several days ago by
Assistant chief r T.. Brents OF the
federal Indian service, was taken TO
pawhuska late last night. Mimnl
is alleged to have taken part In the
shooting affair at the Y. Cunning
ham ranch. five miles west OF Oche-
lata carly Tuesday morning during
which Bin Murray was dangerously
wounded. Cecil Arnold another of
the alleged moonshiners was taken
to pdwhuska Wednesday evening
The arrest OF the men followed
the finding Of the ranch house shot
full Of holes after a city marshal OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-10
WANT STRIP CUT
OFF OSAGE LAND
Would Give Washington
10-Mile Slice of
Nation.

Bartlesyille would cut off ten
mile "trip OF the Usage nation and
add 81 to Washington county 1t
wa, reported from the local cham
her OF commerce yesterday
TO accomplish this act would re-
auive q change in the enabling act
.inder which the Usage nation as a
whole cannot be changed as pertains
10 boundary lines.
There was brief discussion oi
'hc situation at tho directors lunch.
con Of the chamber OF commerc,
Yesterday noon. Local men have for
ome time held to the idea thaI
Tulsa county should also be givor
"a slice from the Usage country, 80
here IL common bond OF gym.
pathy between Washington and
Tulsa counties.
G. 8. Avery spoke OF the oil and
gas leasing situation in the Usage