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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
REPUBLICAN rfckET
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
Albert v. Oln~sdoies Of Guthrie.

FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
hereby announce as candidate
for the office az coanty Attorney nf
Logan county. On the Republican
ticket sgib8ect 20 Primaries August
FIRST, 49, Yozr Suffrage vii he
Appreciated
Gee. VI. Partridge
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
q. o. Lsmonc. Of Guthrie
FOR COMMISSIONER isT DIST:
Harold Geek. os Guthrie
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02

Druheho dne rano odJeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02

PRODA Sc grocerni obchod v
rohove budove, kde je 10 po-
koju, koupelna garaz. Ia
volejte Lincoln, 2127; dale
Sc proda delikatesnl obchod,
kde Sc trzl ma $1,000 tydne ma
Euclid ave. Blizsi sdeli jed
mattel pc 5. hodine vecer els.
1921 yych. 55. ul. 5-0
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod els. 2O16 L. Denison
Ave, trzi Sc prdmerne as
$500 tydnc. Naleza Sc blize ve-
refine skoly, zadny konkuren-
chi obchod v okoll. Blizsi Sc
sdeli ' elsie 1921 Z. SIS. st.
SIS
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STREPINA CRANATU. !
ROMAN. -
Napsal Maurice Leblanc. Prelozi Franta Stepanek


benky Hermlny, Dyl 81 JlSC, re
jde dobrou cestou. A vskutku
ma mnoha mistech zjistili, re
temi stanicemi projela osetrova
telka Cerveneho krize, cestuji-
ci sama prve tride.
Odpoledne vystoupili V Cha
teau Thierry. Pavel Sc. dotazo-
val. Vcerejsiho dne cd tehoz
vlaku odvezl automobil Cerve-
n6ho krize osetrovatelku, KITE
IA prijela. Velitel nadrazni HID
ky. ktery nahledl do vykazu
automobile, vzpomnel 81, re wiz
byl sluzbou pridelen ambulan-
ci re scissors, nevedel vsak
presne misto ambulance.
Udaj ten Pavlovi stacil. Sois-
sons byla samotna bitevni linie.
"Pojed'me," pravil.
Jeho pas, podepsany vrch-
MIN velitelem armady, oprav-
noval no k rekvisici jakehokoli
vozidla, automobile k vstu
pu do bitevniho uzeml. V pod
veter byli scissors.
Predm6sti, bombardovana a
znicena, byla pusta. ] mesto
zdalo sc . velke casti opuste-
no. Ale jak Sc blizili ke stredu
mesta, pozorovali jakysi Ii
vot. Setniny specially rychlym
F, krokem. Della a pontonove vo-
~ uhanely poklusem sprezeni
\ hotelu ma Grande Place, kite
ry jim by vykazan, byl ruch,
prechazeni, prebihani az zma-
tick.
PaveI a Bernard 81 dali Wy
sy6tliti, co Sc dele. Bylo jim Cd
I povede.no, re uz 30 nekolik dni
ie provad6n uspeSny utok ma
vySiny pred Soissons, ma dru-
hem brehu Aisny. Predevtirem
dobyli chasseufi a Marokani u
token ostruhu els. 1872. Vcerej
Slho dne byla dobyta pOSice u
pevnena zakopy.
I A predeSle noel, V teze
chvlli, kdy proved neprltel u
porny protilltok, stalo Sc neco
dosti podiVncho. Alsna, ktera
nasIedkem hojnych deStu byla
slime rozyodnena, strhla vSech-
ny mosty NilleneuvSke a Sois-
Sonske.
Rozvodneni Aisny byIo priro
zene. ale at bylo jakekoliv, ne
bylo lie jim vysvetliti strzeni
moStu, ktere Sc Zdalo byti zpu-
sobeno podezrelyml prostred-
ky, tim spise, ze Sc udalo SOU
Gasne nemeckym protiutokem
Bylo zaVaznou pohromou. ne
bot temer Znemoznilo poslatl
bojujicim oddilum jakoukoliv
posilu. Bojujici Sc po cely den
drzeli na oStruze, ale jen S vel
kou namahou a krutymi ztra-
tami. Ted Jim pTisp6lo ma pra
w breh Aisny pfispechavsi de-
lostrelectvo.
PaVel a Bernard sc nerozpa-
kOVali ami Vterinu. We VSem tom
poznaVali ruku hrabenky Her.
miny. Zniceni mostu a nemec.
} ky utok, udaVSi Sc V noe jejih(
= pflchodu, nepflpouStely pc
/ chyb o urcitem planu, kterJ
e provadela, planu, pripravenen
pro chvili, kdy Sc Aisna roz
: vodni, planu, zalozenem Ma sol
cinnosti hrabGnky a generalni
: ho Stabu
Ostatne 81 Paycl vzpomlna
ma S|oVa, ktera vymenila Sc Spl
onem Karlem u podjezdu Kon
1 radovy Willy.
/ "Jdu do franele !. vse jes
hotoVo y. Cas- je prlznlv a &C
: netalni stab mne zpravil
: budu tam Ultra vccer STAG
I stisknutl prstu
I To stisknutI yykonala. Nse
/ chny mostly pripravene spl'
: mem Harlem i zaplacenyml 4
) genty, Sc shroutily.
"Rozhodn6 jest to ona," q,
G Bernard. "Ale jc-li to ona, pro
vypadas tax znepokojene
Mel bys Sc naopak radoyati, II
i,y, tr,If ..,l .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02

k0VehO ucnVacuRlclh0 Smlcnu,
kdy Sc cloVek oddava vSemu
ulicnictvi a detinskosti, Byla by
tancila a zpivala. A pfi tom il
S oci kanuly Shy. A koktala;
"Volna. Konec vSemu!. .. i.
Ida jsem trpela? -. Ne! 49,.
Ach, ty isl vedel, re jsem byla
zastrelena Ne, prisaham ii, to
nebylo tax hrozne .. Budu ii
tom vypraveti a mnoho jine-
no. A ty mi budes take Wy
praveti =. Ale jak Sc ii podari
10? Tedy isl byl silnejSi, nez
oni? Siln6jSf nez nevyrovnatel-
ny Konrad a silnejSi nez cisar.
Bozinku, to je smeSne. To je
smeSn6w
PreruSila Sc a chopila no ma
HE prudce "a ruku:
"Poid'me drahousi, Jest to
Silenstvim zustati zde dele. ii
lide jsou VSeho schopni Pro ne
neplati zadne sliby, Jsou to pro
lhanci, zlocinci. Pojd'me !.
Jen prycl"
Odieli
Zadna nehoda nepreru3ila
jejich cestu. Vecer dospeli ne
meckych linii pred Ebrecour-
TEN.
Ordonancni dustojnik, ktery
byl opatren plnou moci, dal
rozzehnouti reflektor q mari
div, ably vztycen byl billy pra-
por, sam odvedl Pavla Ellis
kou k francouzsk6mu dustojni
kovi, ktery prisel Y dstrety.
Ten telefonoval k velitel
stvi. Ia chvili prijelo auto.
V devet hodin zastavili pred
Ornequinskou branou. Pavel
dal zavolati Bernardo, jemuz
sci lined sam ustrety.
Jsl to ty, Bernarde?" pra-
vii. "PoslyS mne a bud'me
strucnl. Pfivadlm EliSku. Ano.
je sc mnou automobile. ode
deme do Corvlgny a pojedeS s
mani. Iatlm co ia doJdu pro
sVa ! pro tva zaNazadla, DEF roZ
kaz, ably byl prime konrad pli-
sne strezen. Doufam, &c je V
bezpeci?"
"Ano."
''PospeSme 81 tedy. Jedna sc
mi dostizeni zeny, kterouz .lsl
videl ycera noel We chvili, kdy
VeSla do tunelu. PonGVadH ie
We Francii, usporadame na nj
hon.
"Nemyslis, Pavle, re najde-
me jeji stopu spise, vratime-li
Sc do tunelu a vyhledame jeho
vychod V Corvigny?"
'Zbytecna ztrata casu. Jsme
Y boji a nutno 81 pospiSiti.
-. V deset hodin vystoupili
vsiehnl pred nadrazim Cor
Nlgny. Ladny vlak jiz neodji-
zdel. Nsechno spalo. Nerozpa.
kuje Sc odebral sc Pavel k vo.
jenskemu velitelstvi. zburcoVa
ad ]utanta, dial zaVolatl predno
stu a poktadnlka d po pecli.
VEN VySetfoNanl Sc mu podafl
10 z.Istitl, re tehoz dne ranC
zakoupila iakasl zena, legiti
muJicl Sc pasem, zneJlclm II;
.meno pani Antoninove, jlzd
nj listek do Chateau,Thierry
Zadna jina zena neodjela sa
ma. Mela uniformu Cerveneh'
kfize. Popis postavy j tvare cd
poVldal yzhledu hrabenky lie
miny.
'Jc to QUA" del Pavel, kdy
Sc ubytovali vSichni tri hotel
ma noe. "Jc to ona. Nemohl
jinail odeiiti 4 Corvigny A m
pojedem Ultra ltcry touze &C
stou. Doufam, re SC il nepoda
ii proyesti zamer, IA nlmz pr
.iela do Francie. Y kazdem pr
pade nahoda Jest nam dosti pi
hodna, hled'me il vyuzitkovati
4 ponevadz Bernard opakc
val.
Ale Il yscch v8udy, kdo j
ta lcna?
OdpoVedel
tfI[ II. ~ ~ irliIll, 4; 4, u,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02

SlOll w " Nv oaSAAAs w >NAAS'
potrebuji. Jsou podniky, kite
rych sc nemluvi." Pochopis,
Bernardo, re Sc nejedna ami o
nemecky utok, ami 0 znlcenl
mostu - to je valka poctlVa a
cisar tom vi - ne, to Je ina
vec, ktera Sc ma pridruziti k u
dalostem a dodati jim pine va
by. Zena ia jiste neveri, re je-
den neb diva kilometry dobyte-
no uzemi byly by uspechem,
ktery znaci konec nezdaru. Ie
dy co? Co je? Nevim. A proto
jsem starostliv."
Cely vecer a cely den We
stredu trinacteho ztravil Payel
patranlm V ulicich a ma bfehu
Aisny. Vessel We spojeni mist
MIN vojenskym velitelstvlm.
Dustoinlci vojaci hledali S
MIN. Prohledali kolik domu a
ivyptavali Sc obyvatelstva.
Bernard no chtel vyproVaze-
Iti, ale Pavel tvrdosijne odepfel !;
"Ne. Zena ta te sice nezna,
! ale nechci, aby videla tvou Sc
stru. Musls zustati EliSkou,
nesmiS il dovoliti vyjfti, musls
bditi mad nj bez ustani, nebot'
name co ciniti S nejdesnejSlm
nepritelem."
Bratr sc sestrou straVili cely
cas- dne u okna. Pavel vzdy pfi-
behnul n6co pojisti a opet od-
kvapil. Cely sc chvel nadeji.
"Je tu," pravil. coma ii,
kdo il pfivezli automobilem,
odhodili svui pfevlek Cervene-
no kTize a ukryli sc nekam dc
nejake dry jako payouk dc
kouta "a SVOu paVucinu. Vldlm
il, jak S telefonem V ruce da.
Il va sve rozkazy cele rot6 indi.
vidui, skrytych jako ona a ia
ko ona neViditelnych. Ale zaci.
nam tusiti jeji plan jsem '
te Vyhod6, re ona Sc domniVa
byti v bezpeci. Nevi niceho {
smrti sveho spoluvinnika. New
0 me rozmluve cisarem, New
0 osvobozeni Elisky. Nevi, ze
jsem tu. Drzlm ii, hnusneho lie
tvora. Drzlm iin'
Pres to bitcvni zpravy neby.
ly lepsi.
Ustup ma levem brehu pokra
Coval. u Crouy krute ztraty :
nemozny, blatiVy teren zadr
zoval vyboj Marokanu. Cd bre.
hu k bfehu byl kvapne zrlzel
pontonoVy most.
Kdyz Pavel priSeI as k sest(
hodine do hotelu, EliSka sc pc
d6sila, spatfujic na jeho tuka
We krev.
"To neni nic,' prayil, smej,
Sc. "Skrabnuti, ktere jsem 81 Il
trzil, nevim kde."
Bernard mu rekl:
"Vis, ze velici general je o1
dneSnlho rama V Soissons?"
"Ano =. prlsel :. tim lepe
VeImi rad bych mu tn Spionkl
celou jeji bandu dial darem
To by byl pekny darell, coz
"Zda Sc, re jsi ted jist svol
Veci?" otazal sc Bernard.
"Je 81 clovek vubec nekd
i, jist? Ia zena je zosobneny
d d'ablem.
"Znas jeji ukryt?''
, "Ano."
"A nae cekaS2"
ma devet hodin. Trochu {
, odpocinu do te DOLBY. Pred dev
tou mne vzbud'te."
V dali neustavala hrmlti d
la. Nekdy dopadl do mesta hll
cny granat. Vojsko prechazel
! vsemi smery. PAX nastalo chv
lemi odmlceni, V nemz Sc vst
chen hluk valky zdal byti q;
drzen ty minuty snad znam,
/ naly nejobaVanejsl yyznam.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-21
MISS ALICE IS PRAISED
Arkansas Congressman Declares Her
War Record Above Repronch--
LeyeI-Iicaded Woman

Special 20 The World.
ROGERS, Ark, Nov. 20.--John N.
Tillman, congressman from this dis
trict, was the speaker AZ tno iuual
Rotary club luncheon here. Mr..
Tillman spoke on Some Interesting
Personalities in Congress" lie paid
a high tribute to Miss Alice Robert
son OF oklahoma. He said she was
n 'level-headed' woman, good
speaker and possessed or an abun-
dance OF common sense and haV-
ing to remarkable degree, the
courage OF her convictions. AS an
illustration OF this latter quality. he
said that before. during and after the
war she was untiring In her efforts
in behalf of tho soldiers, standing
ready at all times to render them
personal service at the cost OF great
Inconvenience to herself; yet when
the soldiers bonus came 10 vote.
she voted mo" though every mem
Der of the house felt that In doing
so she was voting away her seat in
congress.
Mr.. Tillman said that in his opln-
ion, there was little likelihood of the
passage of any wet legislation by the
next congress The speaker said
that he regarded MIR. Mann. former
minority ieader on the republican
side, as the most valuable legislator
on either side OF the house, and he
considered Borah the biggest man In
the senate. At the conclusion of his
speech he presented the club with
million rubie Russian bank note,
which he said WIS worth over $500
900 In gold anywhere In the world
before the war. but that Its present
value was l6 cents
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-21
"Vote 'er Straight"
Elected TuO Dead Men
70 office in SeguOydh
Special to The World.

Special 10 The World.
SALLtsAW. Hoy. 20.--"yotc 'er
strait" elected two dead men TO
office in seduoyah county on Mo-
Vember 2. w. j. Davis. a demo-
crat running for Justice Of the
ponco la BlackRum township, a
democratic stronghold WnB elected
over his republican opponent by q
majority OF 20 votes. Davis was
killed at a stomp dance near
BlackRum following the primary
election. and another "a Ididatc
was substituted by the democratic
officials and Davis' name went on
the general election ballots and he
was elected. His republican oppo-
neut. 1t ~ said. made strenous
campaign FOR the offiC-, but tho
voters Of BlackEun township were
taught to vote 'pr strait and the
G.. .. J.. ticket went down IN de-
feat.
In Marble city the republicans
have it over their political rivals
when Il comes to u majority and
HardinEites Of this city wero
taught to vote 'er strait and the
result was another dead man was
elected to an office. w. NJ. Law
renee the O.. O. j. nominee died
following his victory at the polls
Ia August and like that of Davis,
his political party failed to sub
stitute another candidate aud his
name was printed on the ballot
and elected over his democratic
by a substantial vote.
In sadie township, It Is said
Mrs. sol Atkerson was elected JUS
tice OF the pence, but according 10
the election officials no returns
have been received at the office
on the Justice of peace race in
this township. II Mrs. Atkerson
Is the successful candidate ehe will
be the first woman to hold office
In Sequoyah county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-21
NEWSPAPER SUED
FOR LARGE SUM
McAlester Man Says
News-C Capital Falsified
Story About Him

Special 20 The World
MALEsTER. Nov. 2o.--Following
on tho heels of the election dam
age suit for $4,000 was filed in
district court here November Is by
J. c. Wilcox against the Daily News
Capital for damages alleged to have
been sustained by the publication OF
an article wherein the paper stated
that the barbecue given here at a
celebration for J. e. Walton. candl-
date for governor, was prepared by
TRUSTEES from the state penitentiary.
The plaintiff alleges in his petition
that he had charge of the barbe-
cue and that no convict or trusty
worked Mt or assisted in barbecuing
the meat and that he he has been
chided a. a convict and has suffered
great humiliation on account of the
said publication. He asks s10,00o
actual and $4,000 punitive dam
ages.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-21
Street Car Fare Case
To BE Heard Next Week
Special 10 The World.

Special TO The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 40
The application filed by the city
comm issioners OF Oklahoma City
seeking reduction OF street car fares
in oklahoma City. from cents or
four tickets for 20 cents, to cents,
has been set for hearing before the
state corporation mission on
Wednesday. November 2s.
The petition asks for the reduc-
ton on the grounds that since the
fare increase was granted on Sep
tember 2, 1920, there has been uffi-
Client reduction In cost OF materials
and wages to Justify a reduction OF
fares to the figure ask ed. The stree,
railway company has announced
that 1t will oppose the proposed de-
crease on the general grounds that
the city lines have not been making
fair return even on the present
fare basis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-21
STATE POLICE TO
BE BfRECOMMENDED
Carter County Senator Is
Preparing Bill to Be
Submitted

Special 10 Tho World.
ARDMORE. Nov. 2G--Esth
mcnt of state const0bulary to as
sist the militia I'm the performance
Of all It's duties in oklahoma. will
be- proposed at the next state icgis-
l9ture, according TO Senator John
Carlock. who states that he VIII work
for such . measure. senator CarlocN
states that the militia is costing the
state approximately $4,000 annually
10 do the work which could be ac.
cOmplished by n few experienced
men, and IN substantiltlon OF this
statement refers to the work being
done by the Texas rangers and the
Pennsylvania state constabulary.
Senator Carlock believes that in
the face OF recent events the bin
would receive favorable considera-
ton at tho next regular session. and
further adds that he would have
introduced It during the last session
but circumstances at that time
would not have let 1t been seriously
considered.
Il wonid not do away witt, the
state militia" says Mr Carlock
but few experienced men could
be doing a great deal OF the work
which the militia Is now called upon
TO perform, and the cost to the state
would he greatly reduced.
Take. for instance slight up
rising in the coal fields. Oftimes the
situation ~ exaggerated and the state
militia is called upon when there is
no actual need for their services. If
we had state constabulary a few
cool-headcd officers could be sent
that would bring the situation un-
der control without calling on the
troops. Oftimes strikers resent the
sight of n uniform, when n plain
clothesman could bring the contro-
versy to settlement"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-21
Police Sue city TO
Secure Salaries Held
Up By Mayors action

By the Associated Press State wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 20
Thirty suits against the city for
the collection OF salaries for the
first half OF this month we're filed
in Justice court here today by
members OF the Oklahoma city po-
lice department. The suits aggre-
gate g2.362. They we're brought
as an outcome of the fight be
tween Mayor j. c. Walton and
city Com mlssioners Warren Il.
Moore and Bob Parman which has
tied up all salaries OF city en-
plOyos.
W. J. Clark. chief of police, said
that suits would be filed by all the
remaining members of the depart
ment TO collect salaries, approx
mating $1,000.
The difficulty between Walton
and the commissioners arose when
Walton. who IL in charge of the
police department., indicated he
wished to increase the pay roll
Moore and parman refused to
agree, and the mayor ia turn de-
clined 10 sign pay rolls OF their
departments until they approved
his plan. Parman and Moore
have paid personally saiaries of
employees in their departments
who represented themselves as in
need
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-21
REV. COLLIER TO
BE BROUGHT BACK
Minister Obtained Gem on
Promise to Find Buyer
for the Sparkler
FLED TO CALIFORNIA
Last Summer, Prisoner Lost
His Wife Because of Friend
ship With Other Women

By The Associated Press state wire
M'ALESTER. Nov. 20,--ltev. J,
Thomas Collier. formerly minister
OF the North McAlcster Baptis,
church, is under arrest at Long
beach. Cal. and will be returned to
this city AT once on charge Of EN-
bezzIoment OF diamond ring
valued at $3.50.
Collier was once Methodist min
ister aud has served at several
places In oklahoma as such. but on
being expelled from that denomina-
tlOn went into the Baptist confer
ence. He was organizer and for
more than a year leader of the
Scottish Rite consistory band in
McAlester. Circumstances Of hia
departure from McAlester In Aug
ust were such that Mrs, Collier OBJ
tained a divorce at once.
He waived extradition on arrest
In California and Deputy Sheriff
Fritz Sittle departed Sunday for the
coast to bring him back.
Reverend Collier IL charged by c.
r. Hammond. local jcweler, with
having never accounted for a ring
entrusted him on the alleged rep
Tosentation that Collier had buyer
at the price Of $3.50.
According to allegation of his
wife. who recently obtained a
divorce. Collier maintained improp-
er relations with a woman of this
city. who was alleged TO have !aft
McAlester az the same time he did,
early In June. The wlfe's petition
for divorce was one of the sensa
tions OF the summer court here
when in August she reviewed their
family life. Before being ordained
q minister. Collier was an employe
OF a laundry In Tulsa and Mrs. Col
Hers petition alleged a continual
story OF undue attention TO other
women and several 'sickening" love
adventures. Her petition for divorce
was granted and custody of three
minor children given her.
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administer Serum to
Persons Mad Dog Bit
Special to The World,

Special to The World.
VINITA, Nov. 2o.- o.---!4aboratory
tests made at Kansas City proved
that the dog killed by the police
here Thursday and shipped to that
place. had hydrophobia. and serum
for several persons bitten by the dog
was ordered at once by physicians.
Raney Connor. Jimmie Overton and
another boy named Meyers were bit
ten by the dog. 1t is said that sew
erai others were also attacked and
bitten.
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Giant Rabbit Killed
By Kendrick Farmer

KENDRICK, Nov. 20.---What is be-
lioved to be the largest Jack rabbit
to ever have been killed in this sec
ton was brought down by Art Coy,
tenant farmer near here, early
Saturday morning. The giant rab-
bitt tipped the scales at IL 1-2
pounds. stood about 1s inches high
and measured 80 incnes In length
Those who saw II say II looked more
like a young mule than rabbit,
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Prison for Those Who
Wear Bogus d. s. Cross

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2O.--war
was declared today on men who
wear the congressional medal Of
honor or the distinguished service
cross without having won the deco
ratlons by service under the flag.
The bill. providing six-months'
Jail sentence for such offenders, was
introduced In tho house by Repre-
sentative Kahn. republican OF Cali
fornia.
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Cattle Spilled Out In Wreck

BY the Associated Press State Wire
ABILENE. Texas. Nov. 90
Twenty cows and one horse
were spilled over the right-o way
without injury 70 an animal, when
the cattle car they occupied In the
middle of a long Texas & Pacific
railroad freight train broke In two
while In motion II miles west of here
early today. Traffic will be DELAYED
several hours.
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WANT SPEVlNAW WATER
Skintook Business Men to Discuss
Ways To Buy Tulsa Aqua.


ways to Buy Tulsa Aqua.
Special to Ths World
sKIATOOK. Nov. 20.---Wednesday
has been set by the chamber OF com
morce for q fun discussion OF the
problem OF securing the supply OF
water for this city from the Tulsa
Spavlnaw project. A meeting was
held at Sperry last Tuesday evening
to consider the subject there, and d
large delegation OF Skiatook men at
tended. Sperry was unanimous for
the plan.
1t Is claimed that district can be
organized here to utilize the Spavi-
nav water at a cost of about 5000.
900 for both Sperry and Skiatook.
Members OF the Tulsa water board,
engineers and contractors have been
invited to attend the chamber OF
commerce luncheon Wednesday, and
a large attendance Of citizens is ex-
ppCted
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To Feed Boy Scouts.

Special to The World.
PONCA CITY. Nov. 20-R T.
Baughman. wholesale lumberman
and chairman OF the local Boy Scout
council, announced he viii again be
host Thanksgiving to the Boy Scouts
OF Ponca City, now numbering 200.
Baughman feasted the boys last
Thanksgiving and says he intends
making 10 an annual event
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Judges Change Benches.

OKMULGEE, Nov. 20.--Judge
Guy C. Nelson of Muskogee. and
Judge Mark l.. Bozarth OF this city,
exchanged district court benches to-
day, each to hear cases in which the
other is disqualified.
Judge Bozlrth held court here. be-
ing assisted oy Judge John l.. Nor
man of Okcmah, who viii take up
all the motions to be presented.
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Aid for Storm Sufferers.

Spcclal 10 The World.
JENNINGS. Nov. 20.--The oil
field workers here raised $751; for
the benefit of the Drumright cyclone
sufferers of the Prairie Oil & Gas
Co. leases. The Prairie will rebuild
the houses for its employees and buy
furniture for the same buildings.