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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27

Featured by perfect beach. an AT
tendance OF approximately 7.09e race
enthusiasts. some of the fastest au.
tomobile races staged. and several
Cracker Cowboy" horse races, the
amateur racing on Daytona Beach
Saturday proved an overwhelming
success Hilyard. IN Mercer. and
Mrs. MelIor. IN a Stutz, COPIED first
honors IN the auto races while Espe
dahl was crowned king of pedal push
ers. and Chris Clifton. Blackweider
and Rawlings Wed for horse raeing
honors Of the day
Although derailment delayed the
arrival oil the nine thoroughbred
horses from Orlando. II was announced
that these steeds will probably be
here for the coming Saturday races
when Roman. chariot and running
horse races will be provided the race
goers. as weh as the regular line o.
auto races and Cracker" horse races
The races were scheduled Tor 2
O'Clock; however ii was nearer $50
when the first event was started. Long
before this FIRST race was called. the
beach. Ocean boulevard and homes
fronting the beach were crowded with
spectators.
During the four-mlle turn race some
Of the fastest and most expert turns
ever witnessed were effected by the
speedsters.
Iiilyard. entering with u Mercer
speedster. carrying the FRINGE George
hotel colors. copied two first hOnors.
This is the first race entered in by
cess on his first day, it is thought he
will become one of the "old timers
and line up for the starters flag each
Saturday
Another feature OF the day was the
challenge bicycle race between Espe-
dahl Of Daytona. and Waldren. Of
DeLand Espedahl won first place
after heated contest over the half
mile course
In the ladies' race. Mrs. Mcllor. driy-
ing Stutz. won two out Of three
heats from Mrs. Gardner. being award
ed first prize for that event
The airplane exhibition, being stag
ed at the same time with the boys
bicycle race. failed to attract as much
attention as heretofore. although the
customary line OF army training
stunts" were gone through
A meeting OF the Daytona Beach
Racing association has been called to.
night at 8 o'clock at the New Gables
hotel II is announced that business
of great importance win be discussed
at this meeting. and it is urgently re-
quested that al members OF the asso
cation be present
4 The winners Of the events were as
follows:
First event Quartermile horss
race. won By Chris Clifton. riding
Man o War" with Blackwelder. rid
ing Sir Barton. second First prize
box OF cigars; second prize. bag Of
oats.
Second event Four-mils free-for-all
turn Huyard. driving Mercer
first; Corrodi. driving Packard. sec
ond
Third event Ladies' one-mil,
straightaway Mrs Mellor drivin.
Stutz. first; Mrs Gardner. driviny
Hudson. second
Fourth event Airplane exhibition
Fifth event onemile bicycle han
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27

Like nervous chugging racing ears
that scoot away from the line AZ the
drop OF the flag and speed away over
their courses that means reward for
their plneky drivers. so the News
huge 81. 500 salesmanship Climb mem
beers have started their struggle TO win
tile beautiful vele or Ford.
One OF the attractive features OF
the campaign Is the fact that we have
declining vote schedule. Between
now and March Il. each and every
subscription that Is taken by amy club
member viii eonnf her mary more
votes than the same subscription If
taken during the last part OF the dive
should any club member turn In a.
much as $4,000 between now and
March IL She will receive over and
above the regular vote schedule no.
000 extra votes as bonus This
OFFER will absolutely close on the date
sci aud from that date ON the votes
Will positively decrease The S30.00
does not have to be turned in all at
one time, bat some of il may be turned
in on one report day and the rest on
another and so on. Ii will be added
TO the amount you already have in
and when there is as much as $50 90
you will be credited with the extra
vote bonus This bonus offer of votes
viii be given TO any club member and
there Is no limit to the number OF
bonuses one can receive. the more The
better it is for you. Don't fail, Miss
Candidate. TO try for as many OF these
extra votes as YOU can. for after the
close OF this huge offer on March II.
the votes must decrease
Everyone that has heard OF the
campaign or has seen the cars have
fallen in3 love with them. and many
are making it point to lose no time
III getting started TO win one of the N.
The News Office has been besieged all
day with anxious ladies. asking for
details aud the campaign managers
have been kept busy explaining the
campaign To prospective club mem
bers As a result We have in the cam
paign a list OF club members that are
al overwhelmed with the liberality OF
the club and the ease with which
these prizes may be had
One More Month
Jus about one month from this day
the campaign will close. a mighty
short time when you stop TO think Of
1t. and il will behoove the ambitious
ones 10 get busy al once if they ex-
peet to be returned the winner of one
s,f the capital prizes. The main beau
1, OF the drive is that there is no
chance of loss. FOR every one that
cutters and stays in the race viii re
oelvs at the close a very valuable
prize. There will be no losers. for
the cash commission checks take care
81 that II you stay in the race and
still do not win a prize. you viii re
eeiye at the close 10 per cent com
l.ission Of all the work you may have
done
Ii your uame so far has not been
entered IN this stupendous drive. see
TO it that II comes in at once, so that
YOU will not get behind in the merry
same OF vote gathering. II you can
call the campaign manager at the OF
fee ana make an appointment witt
him and he Will come out and explain
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
hecedln1 chIns.

Generally speaking, receding. weak
shin Is n poor sign In man and woman.
IL does not denote warm nature.
shows a lack Of moral and mental
force. aud indicates that It's possessor
Il easily discouraged. All The same.
II does not do 10 sum up anyone from
The chin alone There may he other
characteristics which counterbsIancs
iefects.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
MASSACHUSETTS FREE
FROM TYPHUS FEVER
(lnternatIonaI News ServIeel

BOSTON. Feb. 26.-Therc is no
typbus in Massachusetts according TO
DR.. Bernard w. Carey in charge Of
the infectious and communica bic dis
ease section of the state board OF
health
There has been no suspicion CT the
disease here for two years and a half,
according to this official. who de.
clared that there is no need for alarm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
MANY STATE llIlt~
NIsI NtII.R ~ ispirN

eis cities 30 faf hes.des CNhuo
heto entered the contest Tor tho d,
cation of the 100000 memorial hoa-
pliai lor former soldiefs. Joe = Raa
10 ph lecretary of the soldiers re-
YET commission has announced rhr
eonteatng cities are Tulsa Mus
Aogee. Carmore Guthrie. Fort Gib
son anllhur and oAlahoma Cily
The soldier relief commission will
meet az McAiesier next Monday 10
receive the written applications ~
the cIilca for the location of the hos.
piial AMI 10 hear such oral argument
az their representatives may wish i'.
present Randolph aaaouneed
Cuestonnalres have been sent 90
each or the cities seeking the site and
the Information obtained IN the an
swein VIII be the basis On whh.h the
.el-ot'on ~lll be- made according a.
Randolph who added that there prob
ably viii be- PERSONAL inspection o.
the various cities BY member az the
committee following the lfescnta-
ton of claims
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16

My little girl is different. is what
you say. that is what they all say,
that is what they all feel and think.
let me tell You something You are
not raising your girl right when you
permit her 70 90 on long auto rides
oui into the night You are not giving
her the chance she deserves Your
little girl is made Of the same flesh
as anybody else 5 little girl, your lit
tie girl has the same emotions and
impulses as anybody else S little girl,
and your little girl Is no different from
anybody else's little girl Every girl
that drops To shame and degradation
was once just. as sweet and innocent
aud a. pure minded as your little girl,
the difference being she wasn't given
the protection she should have been
given She was permitted 10 run at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
SItII HEALTHIER 10
MAKE WAN On SMALLPOX

oklahoma city Dee - Dr A n
Lewis. state health commissioner "a
day advised the stats board ~ ~.
fsirs not 10 admit any more laticnt8
10 any of the state Institutions %
prisoner. 10 penal Institution. sithogt
their having bson sAeelnated ior
SMALLPOX This pfecaation is takea
because %. the prevalence Of smallpox
ia tho state 80 serious oitbreats
have heen reported and hundreds q
vaccine dose. have been cent to dif
frrent parts of the state The actioa
taken however. = "a prevent sisua
tion that might become serious
Sher.fis and keepera Of city iails
ara expected 70 takn uotlse ot their
promises and see that all of the Ia
mates of these places are saccluated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
And Then Judge
Mountain Lands
Sat Him Down

New Work. pec. Is Two White
headed men engaged ~ story tell
ing contest yesterday about their
ages during the meeting o. tho ma
ior league baseball ans
Said Judge kenessw N lands.
baseball's supreme court = am
fif,y five years old, bu, my doctors.
alter an exhaustive examination.
have told me that have the physl
cal mako w of boy o. a.
"Hus lstcu" commanded Co..
oeorae Ham oi moutreal. official %
the Canadian Pacific railway. "1is
ten am seventy five years old :
have had more doctoring tnan any
other man on the continent. Al leas,
! have more doctors than any man
know And they tel that an
20 years old Who are your pay
sicians anyway
Thea Judge lands sat down
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16

Isn't MY child having = grand
time. mIses the proud mother * she
ennfempls;es the populayiiy of her
daughter She is 50 popular with the
boys that she is out every night with
some boy. and doesn get IN until after
midnight. il y wonderful
Does her popularity cause the boys
who call 10 stay At the home IN the
,arlor'
No they always take her out for
. ride
Poor. old mother Your daughter is
having grand time sure she is, but
how.
Ont every night Oh some lonely road
with the ear parked
Most Of the popularity Of these days
j. born Of promiscuous loving. The
young libertines flock where the cheap
loving is the easiest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
AUTO RIDES AND PARKING

will with any man she met ~ autos
laie al night That's the diffrfence
between your good little girl and ihe
bad little girl They are ali good 10
start with They al want 10 DO right,
every one Of them. The descent is al
ways gradual and il always follows The
long auto rides into the night
IT Is INEVITABLE
| am going 10 break up the auto
night riding down darkened lanes
! am going 10 present the truth 10
you mothers with the full projected
force Of is naked hideousness.
! tell only the truth The facts are
worse than any fiction yet conceived
by imaginative writers
You may get mad with me don I
care. II you don't want 10 know
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
FRENCH WANT TO
INCREASE IT'S NAVY

Washington. bee 10 The frenca
delcgatlon has presoatei ! proqossl
for SO great an increase IN tho
FrenoA navy that The British declare
such a program, II carried cut would
upset the whole plan for a S-5.3
naval reduction
A,housh not yet entirely revealed,
The British understand hat the
French plan provides for the con
sirucuon % ten as coo. ton super
drcadnaughts in the ten Years sthsc-
quept 20 1925 The vessels. Of type
similar 20 .he American haitleshlp
Maryland wouls give France a
capital ship tonnage OF $4,000 as
against Si5.eao FOR japan and pre-
pondersnee OF new post Jutland'
craft over an nations
liafy althotsh indicating psap
proyal OF such q building prosram. Is
said 70 have told the arms confer
enee that 20 France constructs ten
such sh.ps she muet carry out a
similar building program
The cnmbined French and Italian
fleets thus wouli be some 900 600
tons stronger than the British or
the American al,otments under The
revised figures agrees on yesterday
bv the big three
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
'BigFiipe'
In Nep
Combine

wssAingson. Dec. iS-Tne his
.nve- packers. ~ use 81 their Soath
Ameris an r odaci are able 10 mani
puia snd congFo. tae American
neat market Georke " Armstnonc.
> cattle raiser Of fori Worth. Tex
.estifie. sOaAy oefoFr the senate
finance commltiee in ufgits da'y
&c cover al the products q the steer
beet. hides. and tie live ska
The packets can pa. me market
up Or down - they please. Nf.
Armsror< said ~ bringing in leef
from Soaia America and nlenrrlat.
ms. the market II We the cattle
ra.sssl are not good taes afl use
the Soath American Qroauci 90 Goa
;ro. re situation here am not
unfriendis 70 he pAckefs They are
10 worse than any other man
a Go say. however. that the power
10 manipulate the narkei is too
much poser Tor them 70 have They
control the packing plants of the
world. particularly ID south Ameri,a
ana think the vovernmen, win have
to 20 further than the tariff q meet
the situation
The witness saiG ihcre should be
regulation o. the packers and that
they should - required TO do The
re aGing. adding thai "ihc retailers
undoubtedly are doing most % ihc
rrofiteerinr
Mr srmstrons u-eea protection
asainsi possible shipments q beef
from Colombia where De said. q
ooal he produeea az cost of tWo
or three cents pound on the hoo'
~ against a cost - from 20 10
cents ia the United states No beef
: coming from thai country now. hs
said. but with the cattle there iu
e-'rc ugmbst q w. understood
that the American ~his Eve packers
would erec; packing plants there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16

Tho British spokesman said tods,
that the French proposals lf acceAcd
10 Mould "thrnw oat the whole naval
program llc declared i had met
with distinct dlalpproval from the
British delegation
The British spokesman further de-
ciared that lialy did not az rove of
the French proposition Tor Il Il was
carrici out. itals would be obliged %
build in the same amount Th's meant
De said an addition n s0o.aao tons 10
the European war fleets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
COLD WAVE ~ COMING.
SAYS WEATHER MAN

ADo,icr cold wave. with prospect
Of rain turning 70 sncN. Is In store
for Oklahoma. the weather bureau
announced this afternoon The
northern portion Of the state Is ex-
pected TO feel the drop IN tempeta-
iure this afternoon when the wind
swings into the north Minimum
temperatures Of from 20 to eS are
forecast v'0r Saturday night
Light and scattered showers fe.l
over the central portion OF the state
las; night according to weather
bureau reports. bui they we're not
suifclcpt 20 be OF material benefit
One one hundredth Of an inch OF
moisture sas recorded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16

what going on don read this
Throw II away ann writing for those
mothers vho want 10 know exactly
what ls going ou
let me paint picture. real pie
iure aud you had best frame il and
hang it on the wall 81 your memory
| say yon had best frame II and
hang il on the wall Of You memory.
! am going 10 break up this night
auto parking and YOU better help ne.
The nice boy calls and sits in the
parlor and kids yon along few min
uies and then says 10 The girl he has
come for. Let's 90 The niee boy
and your girl depart into the night
This story refers to the habitual
night rider
II is as true as Holy Writ
Continued on Page 50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
ANNUAL DINNER OF LIONS
CLUB ENJOYABLE ONE
J. 7 Owen Is Speaker of Even
ing Program Unusually Ex-
cellent, Jazz Orchestra
Puts Pep In Gala Affair

& Is doahtful whether ever before
IN tho social .fe os Guthrie there
has been gathered together more
eoneen.al briiliaas and enthusiastic
orced OF men and women as graeed
TIE hanque halls q ihe lone hotel
Thursday a.-hi. the occasion being
The annual iiancr OF ho Lions club
al which they estertaincd the Lion
esses
The tables were ciaboraicN decor
atea Nith Chrysauiaemums and
fe. NJ. ana each guest sore a
spee ally manufa tared chapem of
sariga,ed tissue psper decorated
win .asseis and the Lions em8lem.
which added 1est to th>gala spectacle.
a delicious four course tried chicken
t.nner was served by mine host Lion
Sesr1en. during which Mrs John
Long an her jazz orchestra made
Tie halls Jingle with iroi!eksome
music
The following piogram. with pres.-
dsns Chalmers C.ffen as toastmastef,
shn preslded as thonsh he was 70
the manor born vas rendered
Invocation Lion John a callan,
song. America welcome address.
Lon J Edmund Thomrson. resp
onse. Mrs Loren d stark Fun
Lion Crawford. Oklahoma City. ad-
dress Judge Thomas n owens oA.
lshoma city followed Dy Moe
fun. Lion Crawford
Each of. the home speakers ae-
quilted himself with marked ciedl,
q which mnch could be said ia com
mendaton but the real fun-makef
vas Lion Crawford with his comieai
stories and accurate delinistion Of
the old time southern darkey Craw-
ford Is iinsuisiioslly an unal,oyed
son herner. such only as can under
stand and enter into the spirit. the
paihos ana quaint idiosyncrasies n
the plantation darkey
II goes without saying that the
address Of Judge owen iFas OF high
order Being one Of the leading
lawyers of the state. and having oc-
eue.ed the exalted position q
sgreme judge OF Oklahoma. the
Lions expected an ad iress of good
council. pairio ism and loyalty and
they xere not disappointed. Tie
judge specially stressed service. IN
ali of is famincations. 10 home.
community. state and nation Ser
vice 5 one ol the cardinal ienets %
Iionism and Judge Oxen stated that
the need Of It's exempiifica,ion VS.
TIE call for the existence Of this civic
Institution
st the close ~ bis speech which
eas heartily ap7Isude l. an improm-
psa reception was given u Judge
Owen and his charming wife. NO
accompanied him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
WHEAT PRICE LOWER:
OKLAHOMA REiNs.REA5oS

Chicago. Dec ie-Wheat averaged
lower IN price today being bearishly
affected BY news Of some RAN 10
Kansas and Oklshonz and general
rain ln other azrts Of the winter GRO
belt. Opening qootaiions. which v~T-
led from TIE same as yeztercsy's Tin
ish 70 s-fc io~er. were followed by b
moderate genera, eetbaek and thea
by RATES. which. however. failed 70
hold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16

Oklahoma 'liy Dee lt Vaccine
tlnn ~ persons who maY have been
exposed 70 smallpox ana aiso vaeclna
ton ot those who intend making trips
% other cliies where there have heea
epidemies So helns required ~ local
ely hea ih officers ln the effort 70
prevent any serlons outbreaks here
~ J Martin city health official 5
haa ISSUED warnings during the las.
'few days and d is nov belk sed that
any furthef spread q. ,he disease ls
not probable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
OIL tHOnA CITY HIS
NEW POLICE HEAD

Oklahoma CITY noc i6 81 b
Clark was epolulcd today by Mayor
j c Walton "a ba chief O. tolice of
oklahoma CITY Clark ls the fif :
chief to be named since the rcclsua
ton several weeks ago OF Carl Gllisea
G ark has aided the mayor recently in
raiding squads ilf came 70 Okla
boma Cts from Kansas city several
years ago. where be had been GA th
police force fof 70 years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
STRIKING OMAHA PACKING
Hoi ~ NOIlkLR~ tRItIs~VtD

Omaha Neb. De- iG Fourteen
mon. eaid 90 have been trylne 10
hal, street ear carrying workmcn
enroutt 20 the packing plaIis IN the
zone affected by The strike IN the
packing industry we're arrested by
police today
Police captain Alien reporieJ that
streets leading % the packing houses
were streNn Wlh thousands ol
tachs. some with heads an inch IL
diamee which he presumed hed
been placed 60 handicap person
using automobiles to gei 10 the
plants
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
Ford and
N Gle
] iOaIS
wAabl - ts seven aad
ono haN 10 . otara efah be
pron,abi 8 y Z IN ue~ vofs %
lhs Na. ~ q Alabama nltrstr
ana "a ~ ~ aarlaf fhs rsrsl


year of 1871. Major teach. chief Of
army easlreesa says IN hi. ~port
loiay ia the Secretary of War
wefk 90 he pfnleet eas shut dowu
lssi Aprl a. result q fhs refusal
~ Congress 80 appropriate hrsher
mnds for ID aud the gose nmens no~
b neeptiAtlnx cor the sale aud lease
of the plant 10 Henry rord
A nnanolal summary prepared by
General Reach shows that 20 OATS
q net io.al % tlsssss2s has beea
expended on he PROTEST. ~hi,h. the
general says p. about one thlfs
comple,ei ihe percentages q com'
ple,lon Tor the various unlis bciux.
Wilson BAN e. per esna. pswNs.
house ~ pr cent and locks 10 pcr
cent The sum expended In tne
tlarai year ended last June 10 was
tlsio5si the principal l,eua lissei
BY General Reach being
BAN oons rueflou. fa.iosepo.
poeerhouso construction. ti.oif 900.
main une railroads. eunstfwttion.
maintenance and operation tieseoo.
senorai plant purchase. eons,rue-
lion. operation and maintenance. ti.'
ssi 200. camp construction. main
tonancc and operation. iGfssooi
general expenses Including flood
losaes. labor recruiting ami "ffic"
expenses sfai ano. aa4 lpek Goa
siru tlon fiL.soe
on last Iuly l. ths balance avail
able out ~ pmds appropriated was
faesp2i ani General Beach says
this viii he expended BY next Auguat
a. the expenses % guarding and
fConllnued on Paxs ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
Husband Slayer Is
Gipen Pen Term
By Winfield Jury

~infielo Nan.. Dee is-Mrs
Grace Wilson. of Tahieeosr, os's
- trial here since Menaa, 81 =
charge eshssirs si1ieo hsr hushano,
s-erer Wilson. vas aolvoeec guilty
q ranslauenter IN the third aeerse
tnss nerrine ~ Jury AT cslieer-
atec is hours
IRE uirimur, sentence 3 81
usonths iuaprisenmeos ara toe ras
ir,ars = three years. &c be spsrt IN
TIE ~or,sns Industrial hone At
LANSING Counsel Ger the dstsnss
gave nosies Ger new trisi Immediate
y after the jury reported.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
SCHOOL. CHILDREN OF COT v
Ti TO BE CITN'S GUESTS

School Riddles from the country
wsil be the guests of Guthrie retail
dealers Saturday Mrs Muxlow. on
behalf of the Guthrie retail dealers
association. who are financing the
party. invited every school child IN
iae coun,y 10 come TO Guthrie Sat
urday and see the movie shcas
Every picau house in the city will
be open to the visitors and all OF
the picture show owners have ar
ranged for special features that will
please the children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
REoUlssTioN ISSUED
EoR MccoRMick

Governor Robertson Thursday is
sued requis.iion Oh the governor
O, Louisiana for 2 Nc ormick.
alleged embezzier OF Rainbow div.-
son funds and dcgutized Paul
Mccarthy. president 81 the Oklahoma
City chapter. to 20 10 New Orleans
to bring Mccormick back here for
trial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
GOVERNOR REPORTS


Governor Roberisons official
coun. Of the votes east IN the county
seat election Of Custer county held
on December 6 showed Clinton n
the lead With 3705 votes Custer City
second w.th 4.i5S votes and Arspaho
third with lss9 votes Neither c.ts
had a majority of votes. as reQn.ied
10 -etermine the election k~in,oa
and Custer City vii he the contest
ant in the second election Ara
p4ho Is the presen; county seat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-16
JURY ACQUlrs TEXAS WOMAN
ON MURDER chARoE

Waco. Teaas Dee i6 a jury here
today acquitted Mrs pessie keyes.
charged ae aeeumpllce IN the murder
OF her husband The case went 90
the jury fast night
Mrs. Keyea Is also charged With
tbe murder of the hid of W =
Aven. said TO have been poisoned.
iAhlci ease Is sin pending