davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Jeanette \s. Conev

Jim Coffey and Joe Jeanette will fur
nish the entertainment in the main
bout OF the boxing show which mas
been arranged by the Knights Of Co.
lumbus for the sailors OF the United
States steamship Mississippi. which ia
lying off West l29th Street. Seven
other bouts are scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
West Virginia Eleven
Plays Tigers November l

MORGANTOWN.' W. Va. Jan. 26.
West Virginia will play the first foot
the "Rlg Three" next fall when the
mountaincers VIII meet Princeton
Unyerslty ut Princeton. on Noyember |.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Prospect Eleven Wins

Playing their Combination League
championship game with the Queens
Rangers at Recreation Park, Astoria,
the Prospect f. c. eleven, of Brooklyn,
placed a victory to its credit by the
score OF goals to l, yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Easy for Clan MacDuf

Clan MacDuf had an easy time in
overcoming the resistance of the Full
ton Athletic Club soccers at Pennsyl-
vnnia Oval, Woodsde, Long Island, yes
tcrday, and won the Combination
League match by goals to /.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
lrotting Turf Faces Reforms
On question OF Purse Money

bfusle is well known on the half mila
tracks and those who have watched his
WORK are sure that it will win any-
"here, II ne has the tools, so the onIv
question III their minds is whether tba
horses stand up. Wv
Brook Farm has contributed some
very tast trotters to the turf. but none
lNal looked better than does Echo nj
rect, a brown gelding by Echo Todd
dam ny The Director General A. -
Two -year-old this one took marx =
2:O9 =, and last fail ne made a mile in
: 1'o4 = IN race, so that if he is good
in ms 1our- year-oId form he should
oe among the best trotters of the sea
son.
Il, Another notable is Emma Mcgowan
:V' IL az three and now five. a verv
Iast daughter OF J. Malcolm Forbes
Dr. hlmoIe, 2:14'4. now four. is bv The
s@ihe sOai.lon and regarded as a likely
Plospecl. ! he three -year-old Harvest
Star, by The harvester trotted in
more. Then there are two corkinr
two -year-olds in Mr.. Dudley. with .
yearllng mark of 2:25% by j. Malcolm
fofbes' and Laurel the Great. by Peter
the Great e'oi
Omonde, 2:o4A. by Ornonde and
Gold Quart, by Peter the Great. are
ANNOUNCED as the seasons candidates
or the Valentine stable in the pacing
stakes. Omoadc has more than once
SHOWN wonderful flight and the Co.
lumpus trainer does not make MANY
mistakes in picking them out. Cola
Quart, now five years old. took -
yearllng mark of 2:24 and raced fast
IN 1871 when he was second to Roberf
Gatewood, 2:05L. -'0''' :
Mollie knight. three-year-ojd hv
General Watts-May Stewart. has beoa oa
SCI, sent to Geers to prepare for her
futurity engagements. This fillv tool,
two-year- old mark OF 2:25 and
worked in 2:15A, last part at a 2.05
shoe. She is highly regarded in Lev.
lngton. 40 41eN-
Showing what great interest III re
Is IN Lexington it is stated that 3aS
stalls inside of the inclosure have bean
engaged for this, season. as we'll as
lls in adjoining barns. Trainers wSo
will be located there are George God,
dard, David Cahill, John w Davis
George Hayes, Henry Horine. Row Mil
ier' John II; Dickerson, Henry M. Jone.
Stanley White, John B. Stewart Georgs
Starr, Mike Bowerman. Hunter
Moody, James Smell, Ben White, Railev
Macey. Ed Willis, Robert Grady
Bernard Hayes, Harold NJ. Childs and
j. o. McAllister.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27

The game was closed definitely to-day.
following negotiations extending over
several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27

Accumulation and Red Cross cups-An sunNers
Nlih - targets VIII shaot oil sunday. Tour
u2Nent cui'-F. j. Ham Byrone oup-F t.
Tan High scratch przs-W Il. Ogden High
handicap prize-A. Z. Walker.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Barnes and Sargent Defeat
Walker and Low i'm Golf Match

halved, and at the seventh. Of 487
yards, Barnes halved the match with a
a, one stroke under par, and took the
lead at the eighth, 42S yards. with Il
par a.
The ninth was halved in par, and the
real battle began at the tenth, OF 500
yards, when Barnes and Sargent were
both on the green in 3 and won the
hole in to G.
The eleventh and twelfth holes were
halvcd in par, but the thirteenth hole,
Of 500 yards, was won by Barnes in
par, increasing his lead to 3 up. The
fourteenth, Of 233 yards, Barnes played
midiron from the tee and, landing
on the green fifteen feet from the cup,
won the hole in 2, one stroke under
par. increasing his lead to up. AS
he followed it up by winning the fif-
teenth hole, 3a7 yards, in par, he won
the match by B up and 8 to play The
remaining three bye holes were halved
in pnr.
Their best ball scores were:
hs,'es vi. "a snG g. sasse"t t..tts4 As
ns.nes o,y se5 n'g wa1aa n1aarss"i'' 4534 4~sa-Is
The PAR Of the colrNa which Ia 4 500 yards
,laa ens % ~ aud the iadIyiusl sqoss Of Darues
Ia'............ H. ....... : t-5s-7a IA
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27

The summary follows:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
GIANT s{RG[MT AND OTHER
PESTS CAUSE NEAR PANIC.
Oklahoma Avenue kssidenn Are
In Terror Over Appearance
Of Big Snake. Possums
Wait Chicken Pens

pesiaents IN the four hundred block
ON Oklahoma aud Harrison avenues
arc In psnic these nlEh's
ON Oklahoma avenue mere lss his
snake 20 contend wl'n aud oa Herr :
son avenue. o~nerA OF chickens are
fighting nrs, of 'opossums the, are
killing the young fowl
Last nlxa, one Of the latter rssu
Waited the pens of u y nowdsss The
tccsln vas sounded snd the neigh =
horoooa tarusa out 10 Tho attack
One possum wes dead wbsn the snahe
of battle cleared. Tho others eseapss'
Jaae wesnhcrgrr saw tho blk snake
last nigh, about ten ooloeS and ese
chase started but resulted IN a ~stef
haul lie vas ~ hix ~ q harse! anA
fifty feet Iona" said Jake of eouse
Jake waa excited aud permitted hsa
imaytna,lon 90 stretch . iritie hut
scyeral people have sllmpsed tse
monster and no really Il a msmmc'h
scrpcnt
watch parties have bssn organized
Aud thls /. oil happealnx IN = real,
honcsl 10 goodness bone dry land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25

~s~s~ ssssss 49, Nss sssss
s.ss sss ps-~s - ssssss ss~s
lnss shrssa sssss ssf ~ ssss ~ss
sss. sss sesss
~sn. 40 ted. s~s ssssss fs'ssfs
ss~ ess ss>.s ~ ssrss ~ sf~~'
las s>ss rssss ~ sssssa ''s s'ess
aasr.sr ~ ne - ne lsssssSs
As - sss rs~slsi~s tsru q . 80
tied ssa s>s - sssss- '~'''s sosr
esysss sNs Nssss lssesss n s~s'r
sssrlsss rssss ssssssssy q, sNs 80
,s.ss ss.s ssssssss sssss s'sl
ss-ss - ssr ,ss ssss. .ss@ s'sl.
ss~s ssrssr ,sss sss zee ~s'sr pc
sssss "a
Arsi,s~s me w&snsssses ssss
sss srsspssies ne eos, ~ sssss -
,N,s pfss,s~s. sns ~sy - % sssss
mssl~o srsess s-s sssss~ sssss
ssssess ~ssss 20 70 ssssss sss
essss ~ ne ss~sss sssts~ ss'ssrs
prss.s, "a ss.ss . ess~s " sss
es'sss me az nssse s-s ~sss n
,rscssisls sss Nl~ 10 ss~slrss "a
sfs~ sss srsp Mile sss lssssss.
% sss,ss. ~,sss not 10 l-ssrsssss
~s,s 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25

The scos detectives fourd
frozen noo IN Michigan eeie sso
rage plant ~hlen had beer or Ice
2s years.
This hog vas nouens AZ about
es a hundred II 10 row worth
from 80 70 sss per 100 pounds
a. dressed meat The inciaen'
sheus1 give Us some idea of the
profits In hosfdsng food for she
hcsrdes. snd ~hy hams, baSsus
sec loro Line of other stored
soess bought from sns producer
II so4 price. smpounded ~nsr
ehssp ans kept of the msfkst.
esmpei tne csssomer 70 pay . Dig
Rrice- aA-ts4e y~sr ruUnd Tor what
Ne ne sos 20 eat shss he rsy ~ors
sse earn enough 70 cover MS
rztece esss. pay rem srd bring
w ne family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
WORK IS PR0GRESsING ON
CITY's BIC RESERVOIR
Wren Completed Dam viii Hold
i.27o.oo0.ooo Fess Of Water;
Water Shed 10000 Acres:
10000 pset South Of City

wora On the elp dam south OF the
city Ia progressing rapidly no~
Three car loads Of me ls.ineh
pipinR ~as nninaded to-day and here
AFTER several ear loads wsll arrive
daily There ~ill he "a carr IN alt
Mike White has been awarded The
oon,rae, 20 srah the nndefhfnsh from
the site Of The dam and wlll hcyin
work Immediately
Thr loeatiou OF the reswtoiF "A insi
10000 fee, due soutA " the city on
the llme of the ip,erarbsp When u
II finally completed and she dam
filled with water will be several
,imea a. large ~ the Country Club
lake and viii be nsed by the citizens
A community recreation place -
sell az 70 furnish SMer 70 The rlsy
Excavatinr FOR lhe pipe line is an
der way. Vic Houston has the eontrafs
aud wIll hurry the wark along.
Guthrie labor viii be- ompioysf "a
elualpely in 80 far as available Tns
water shed will eayefs oaa0 acres anil
thc dam proper e7a aer.s, Thr rHy
~iil own III ice the dam alse oi s7o
arres
Whrn completed tho dam will be
lao0 feet lone and ga fees wia" nnf
will houae 4 billion two nanaFei Hai
sisty. six mllll0a fee, ~ ~atef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
Kin a Fen
Ourselves HFig-
ures Are True

rsrs 10 . little important IN
sermssisr Wss 10 GOOD fes me
nsapIa ~ k~eyv fEs pTsINs blunt
statement 10 msA= ~ sns Ns~
vevs office ~ the prssbytssisr
sessI os Mlss.s~s inst tns oil IN
ssrssts srs manufacturing pssps
osrds 70 smseou the urisss
ssstss IN ~sr wsss Mssise sss
that the Amsrsess psepls ere bs.
ing deceived ~ u. nswssrs u
the beard find Il 10 irrpsssibls -
sss ssysh.eg ssse mssy ss~ses.
psrs srIsss Il 'sisss csvsrss
hssi."
Amsessses ssss beer ssss -
death - Mssiss. ssthsst tsvst.
INST sissvrbss ssvsssy sss sss.
svsi bssst gangs ss'ee svssssss
msst ~ the time. n 70 ~ N.
ssss sssss ssv msss soyssSy. oSs
Il 10 likely snss ssssiy - msSy
Amss'esss hsvs sss~ ssss 70
ssssh ~ bsesis essSs N kssses
City ses cssssos - hsss bss~
Killed IN Msusss In NE ssme
saaoes ~ s,mo. caseoaao oooeh
isss VEN sseh ss ne usitss
sessss - ~ essssss sss~sst.
~ wss tssws hss wveh - shis
msy ~ sss " sss ~ pespsssss.
ioAap
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
CmEs<tT BROTHERS MOsE
10 StW LOCATION

l'heHnnt lroa ARE m0yihx th~ss
muage store aeeoal the ssFe~t 20 the
bnlIdlmN fnFmeriy aerufl led NJ DHhr
bakery. - West nksahenA ARENAS
seaas. ~hnse fhey Aass ufnsidsd
boalbs zoe iemealst ratinK vsesew. Col
abmAa aud r:dtAm phouorraphs aad
records ana Xlll ~ 44ts fxysft5un 10
Aefse their trade ID th~sv ps,1si rcaf-
teDaa manner
Their as~ lneaflau. while s@ -
large ~ thaIr prassns. vilI afford I'm
pie floor xsacs zoe tbs dl@play cf
smnoa aud taisinx assehlne~ snd NJ
kseplns reserve STOCK IN he tssr~
bailalnx oa Harrison avsuas. vhk'h
they have fsntsd. Gill ensbls th~p "a
carry stock s.eond so soss n ~
state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
t-,NEs 70 ugclos WAGE
DEMAND TO-DAY

wakhsnsson Aug ss~~Drrcsof Gen"
oral llsnss dsrsason on whse demands
recently presented hy railroad shop.
men xas expected 10 be- made and
annoaneed TODAY Ar Hlncs was ~
cogservrce daring ihc day With Off
ckals b fthe railway employees depart
msut of the American Federation of
Labor
h was generally expected that he
snopmen would be granted an IN
crrasn. mai there was 40 indication
as 10 shas the amount would ha Thrs
asked fgr mr. advance az - ~ cent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
LITTLE HEl0WlI HAS
O(EN MADE 50 Fln
WEAi.uM NEsOWrs WoeGeG
WI<vNNl. WNTvN ~ rOe-
tuNN ~ Sat ~ ftNSJ
DWN CAMP rAltsN, ToeE
NEWSPAPERS MT
vNlE<lDl.v 10
MONE

tca.saa. Aax Is tine AsscrsAtrd
ry,..,... i,,asyfcsslrx 10 NE term
the ee~spapes. and nrssish lIsscs -
,.rsas have Sssn shs samssklsu 70
make rsslaua dv sua -s~sfesr +"
nc ,Ris Seey ssss given ssc~e mem
b~f. ~ tasllsmsn, saa American anil
.s,eon league wosseFs ~he er~ rs~~a'
lrs no nosemsut
n h,s been snnuansed that thrre
"a abundant money behind the urss-
men,. aai che nuslsus II t~rtsm~s'
,sry prcslenion party has c~sn s~m
"A nv nine msmsvrs cf ths hoa~~ ~
eommens 20 flrss fsxht sos the r~ssa-
lion ~ war time ilaver rsxsil&fssssa
~.hsl. tormles ss~'r hnss scs more
arssstc action
itsrro<afs. health renrs vhh
some 70 mlnsfai srriAss. wss s~ierssa
AZ sks tist object ~ sssact. And .
number ef .psaksr. ~rss cent ss~vs
10 @pssaa che dry" deetriA~ y ~
also decided 10 ray psrsmsiev sttsa-
lion "a aeosisna ~hev~. uuAvv 40
r.pslassons. lscai cpsioe y pr~~sh'~'
ossSr plans. /, ~as anao~ncv<i. Ass y
,he mAksns ana Within 4 yrav 90
eamsmlsn ~tn b. 70 nli ~~4nx
W n johu.sn "A s,klshceas. Y y -
H. Ia charge ef NE actual "rassys
fnollnx~
Noss ~ the newwianevs hAve dsas
nothing ba, riaIeals tho m"vrmsss.
ana utre that owing Ia th~ ehnsSs~
british men and wcmeu nssdsa sst'a
alanss and would nesss vuhsn'sAFsS
retlnaessa their alechel
Lady ilsnry Aamsvsst. hss prsst
deaf o she nrlstsh womsn'v Tsms
perpnea association. " quoted ~ go
psrmalns that snr nrrhahstson eamp~sxn
~llI 40 positive misehssf by making
prohibition appear 20 b~ 'hs @sse ~
iernativs tn return 10 the pr sAf
p0sliun
The lsauor lngHfsss. saf shey bars
nos given ths question: mHvA attsn
tiun, tr~twrrgnS 10 bTsIsss that ihs
prohibition psi~rtmeus In The Tinted
States vill fan aud shsrsspre there
sin be no need fn Aefi"a IN rn<
Mod 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25

ar co~oborzfton Of hi. ssoyv
Ts< ssory c< sbs< mans -aie.de vss
- lss<d ssa:n tie o-h<~ DAY ~ shs
ci.5cssD Hlssor5oai socs<sy Nss-onl
ceosxe - staying ~ sbe Grso<
Ayspse boses IN Fad q sh~ ,iD> -
.oos his svn iiss.
wbe1 rspors that be vss the SAY
e ~ Lzscs;s <pre,1. . mon speedily
soro<1 as1 d>asn1>d NJ to1y -;
4 E5<hr - bsype1. OTHERS rsr<uss-
- rhe nDb 20 ~sIs sssa fn-hs5 ~v1-
cese< coss1 ~ procsre1-
ls~vse ssssubss ossy.
The uencns s<<oF.ey vas ssD~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
KILLS "nrsT FRIEND" WHEN
FOUND WITH MS Wlrt

Oklahoma city. Ans aa-- Asanipel 7
weeka. Who shot and slll~d hil ~sff
and her frlsfd. finsd ihson. ~ the
lalteva home at $50 oeioek Sunday
morning ~ In Jail rharxsd with nf~t
degree murder lie pleads the un'
wrllsan Law and will fight II oat on
that ground he and hts vii" had
nsen separated plson wam fssrmeriy
hlA hs#s friend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
HINES TO DECIDE RAIL-
MEMS DEMANDS TO-DAY
President Wilson and Head Of the
Railroad Administration Hold
Session Al White House.
Decision Expected Soon


wssn.nsse~. Ave 7s--Prssss"'
wilson ssses,lss several engage s~'snss
,ccsy - erdsr - confer With osrse'
,or csnsral Hi.ss and Representatives
Of ,na railway sheemsn ~fe are a.
msnc.ss 4 ~ rss cent increase IN
wages
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
PRINCE OF WALES -
cAGETEo ~ cAhAOtANs 3

Toronto. Oct, Avg 2s--rns prince
- Wsiss sccsy y.ssteo government
hesss ~ aossoaie a Dsttsry mar
ssi by artillery veterans " ssnctssfy
woes. vimy Ridge snS csmbrss. fires
ths royal salute.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
Memphis Lauycr Says Man Who Died In Enid Was
Lincolns Slayer Spent Last Days in Oklahoma

AesnphIs attorney said. u vas ih~n
hs fyrrs consssssd. 10 Bate~, that b.
vas John wilkes f'oosh. she slayer Of
Abrsham L.ncoin He sstsd ths1 his
hro.h~f. Edwin Boosh of Nee Ycrt
cry. se notified.
~ IIesen. upon hts vtccvevv. ds-
csaed 10 ten Bates sbs vsole taory cf
ire assassination u pr<<s1 ~ tDne1in
After this Dates spent yssrs laves.i-
s4slar ~ <fo<Y and - the tine BE-
lsenssf<d fhe bo1y of The ssiclde be
fcostinasd % Pses 3 CT. u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
TREATY WlrN AUSTRIA
Will nc READY vUEscA,

par,. Ans r. The trsasy with
Austria viii be- handed 10 the Aus
frlan delegate. probably tomorrow
Five days will b. given for consider
aslon unlezs the Austvians ask for =
longer delay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
v-oao0or seAscss WILL
% MADE FoA MISSING Ma

sss osss. Cal Ace ss--Ar~y sss-
s.srs srs- as<s~en sess sss srssps
s~ss, fsrs esseess~s ress-sc tess,
us ses-er Ger ltesss cess csnrstiy
s-s srsss~<s ~s.essssse. arr. sss
sssrs ssssiies 20 hssics- eeresr
tssr,i ese,. ~-s have Bees ~iss.es
sses ssss wss-ssssy. ~is- srsers to
Hss sss-r sex< sr sics-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25

f.IiiIe Mary. Z 0uhF5s - -
bv.tinx Der shird sumnrs. ~ ssvsl-
inx sh~ other dsy vish . sman ptsss -
Ice from slice u vs1ernetso. Co.
tIooed By ~ posher - - - -
murh ~. Masy ezpss1sed. = 1an1 -
~ ics. nosk>v. oaly sste ~ tuiee
~ Of H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25

ona hsy favw ssffwsr ~ aamhsr
on the streets u flashrts so1ay ~
ssted him how he was fssiins =
feel he said bawsea sns>ses. ''1ts
seliow vbs sns one fops n she onvs
snd the esher an bAssHa pesi. -
: doar e~ss . darn vhst happeas."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
norED rHrncn cGNGRAl
is EAB-tNTrxHTB

Paris. Aux 25-s,ensral t.e Aouton
De nossedcffre. former chief ~ starr
Of The French army. dsed today lie
was born IN 1922
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
ITALIAN ADMIRAL rs
WELCOMED ~ MEAN EATERS

Boston. Asg zs-Re1r Admiral Hn@o
conss Of shs Italian navy and offers
az.s ffzFEbIp. The dresdnarxhi
ronts fl csyoas. we're weicom ID 20
his city today The basiieshsp ar
rived 10 tee lower harbor yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
uss|ne US. IvllT0Rs
lnf 1n0UeNT DEAD
AuRPl.A<E> ARE SE<T mo
NENICO ~ FtW THEN.
OGNn or Nine; HEAVY
RNu<S INrEDE MORA
az ~EARCuER>


ssrss. vsssa Ass ss-ssis-
.s-ss , vsrsss. ss~~s~ssr -
r-s A-s~ss~ ssstss sspes.s.s~.
ssls tss Assss,s,ss eress ssee ,ns
sr~, zee sssssssrs ~ essssss
ssss,. ssss ~ ss~ssssrss s>e ~
psr, sssse-s.< s>ss yesss ess-
urss essss lssssr. sse ssee s-es
s.e s.lles s-s- o. a-erses. ar.
rsi-e txs ysescss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25
NEASl slE Ut1ssslk MN ~ ~
AIMED ~ CouEAr o.Nosts0
AN Ptslgtf az uMf
OIllt.<l
MEASURE W0Ul0 ALSO
O{P0RT ALIEN sllckERs
TWO WEARS ~ rt,IslDD Os'
RAN: CHILDREN NusE CIuv-
IE<S: MIST NtNlkW
NENRt-N: MkAStM
u SWEEPING

wssAlns ca. Aaf .---susrsbs.en 81
immisrauon Coz t.o yeaa'l sna nd
nsss,on ,heraner 81 onl, those aiens
~ho agree 70 eecems cislsens of "a
rnises State are sroposs'd IN e'i'
tnir>saoea IN the house BY Rerfessn
sssive ycAnscn. republican. cf Wash
layton. chairman cs shs tmmtra'ion
ccmuissse.
Ministers. tsachers. travellers and
MOI, sional men ~cnid BE- permitted
10 eome In fof Temporary visits. oni
wcaid b. r~qusrcd to ,case ne coan
rry within az months. students de-
s.rlnr % continue their studies hefr
would se compelled 80 dsfars urnn
completion ~ their studies Al dceix-
naiea educational Institutions.
one of she cbleg objects of tbs new
s.n is 20 put an end 20 shc coming ot
iarans e. and cause literal saifal'
msnt og the so-caiisd -geniicmeus
agreement" between the initeo Stnk"e
end ysnsn. members ~ the immlsrA-
ton cnmnNscc state Under this
agreement Jsran Is obligated 30 SEND
10 coolies to this country bat u has
long been charrea shas many Janan
ere arrive here with passports - mrr-
chants, students or feacAers
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Once here. according 10 Chairman
gchrson. they remain, send FOR rac-
tnrc brides and produce fssnihe@, the
children being cssssens Of Inc United
States hy rsxhg and blrsh.
The proposed bsli draws q sharp
histsncsaon between aliens who desire
ID come "a she Tinted States as yfs-
tsevx and those who wish 20 remain
ii rhe country nermansnsls The for
saer wonid b. required 80 have pass
ports from their r,frecsiye govern
men,s which would be visited by An
eracun consular ARMS before sailing
osher aliens who. under The present
laws. are eligible 10 citizenship would
he =..cved 10 come ~ without rsss-
ports, bat At the rosg cf entry they
muss fsl~ a ~rlsen "Adnsss inn st5se :
mens ID which they doriare ON oash
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pose of becoming citizens 81 she
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must also agree that AZ the esritss
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convenient cake shelves, are to be found,
Some of the tea carts have detachable
trays.
Tables of every sort add much to
room. II is for the woman who appre
ciatcs this that the nests of tables have
been introduced The largest table Of
the nest may be obtainablc in almost
any desirable size. The smaller tables
all fit under the largest one in their
turn. This is most convenient ar
rangcmcnt and has proved its worth
under many conditions.
Dinner gongs, imported from Japan,
have also taken n place among the gift
suggestions for Christmas They are to
br found in many shapes and sizes.
The purchaser may have his choice of a
deep voiced gong that summons in n
~ rmn way or a highly pitched bell like
gong.
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The Way to End 1t

Pepsodent is based on pepsin, the
digestant of albumin. The film is albu-
minous matter. The object of Pepso.
dent is to dissolve it, then to constantly
combat it.
Pepsin long seemed impossible. II
must be actiVated, and the usual agent
is an acid harmful to the teeth. But
science has discovered harmless acti-
waiting method. Now activated pepsin
can be applied, night and morning, to
combat that film.
Leading dentists everywhere are now
advising Pepsodent. Countless people
have already adopted It. And trial
tubes are offered everywhere to show
others what it does.
Send the coupon for To-Day Tube.
Note how clean the teeth feel after
using. Mark the absence of the Shiny
film. See how the teeth whiten as the
fixed film disappears.
Let your own mirror show you what
Pepsodent means to your teeth. Then
decide for yourself about it. Cut out
the coupon now.