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Test Claimed UnfuIr.

'"'s S'c going 10 go To- government
| ownership"
Test Claimed Unfulr.
Control of the railroads by the gov.
crnmcnt during the war was said no.
TO he fair test OF government owner.
ship by the former Massa chusett!
Governor, who ascribcd the existing
deficit to war conditions. despite the
campaign of bankers and owners oI
the railroads. TO make il appear thai
government control WAS responsible
Referring 10 scandals in connection
with the management OF the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad. MIR
toss said:
Banker management OF all public
service corporations has got tu cease.
Why? Because the temptation to
wreck these properties and reorganize
is 700 great. They do il every ten
years. These stocks have got TO cease
being speculative footballs"
Asked about increases III operating
costs. Mir. toss declared the railways
had grated and stolen so" that no
commission had the courage TO tell
the public what ought to be done. and
that rates should go up not 70 per cent
hut 30 per cent He said ii might be
increases TO tide over lines until the
roads could be acquired by munich
palitieS.
Ill will be a long time before these
utilities are taken over" commented
Chairman ElmquSt.
Snys Commission Fails.
MIR Quackenbush declared the New
York. Down state Public Service Com
mission has completely failed i'll its
duty To he an impartial tribunal be-
tween the industry and the public.
He said that in 1917 the present dis
trct attorney Of New York, then coun-
sci for the commission, in this cam
pa!sn declared il elected he would not
permit the abolition OF the existing
transfer system.
He was not elected OH that plat
form" said the witness. but ! say that
4 commission that one day would keep
him in office after he made that cam
paign showed a lack Of appreciation OF
their duties under the law. That's
been the trouble in New York
Taking up the present condition of
the lntcrboro. Mr.. Quackeubush said
the company would be $5.00O.00O short
on January of meeting lis fixed
charges on iive-cent fare. He de-
cllred the company had borrowed to
its limit and had nothing beyond a
possible. S2.oo0,oo0 III we scrapc the
box" He suggested universal eight
TO the city TO enable il TO meet fixed
charges on its interest in the prop
erty. He also declared there should
be reasonable adjustment on surface
lines where inordinate profits might
lie made such fare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25

Tompkins. The ceremony was per-
formed by DR.. George H. Gilmer, of
the Presbyterian Church.
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Rheumatism

Is completely washed out of the sys.
tenn by tie celebrated Shivar Mineral
water. positively guaranteed by
inoney-back oter. Tastes fine; costs a
Irine. lceliVeret anywhere by our
Richmond agcnts-Spence-N unnknat.
Co. Phcne thcm-hdv
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Local Temperature Yesterday
I.ncnl Rainfall

Rainfall last twelve hours. Sop.
Rainfall last twenty-four hours. ..... None
Excess in rainfall since March 1.. 7sI
ENccSs IN rainfall since January I.. T4S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP TALK
BY F0ss TERMED CHEAP
Ex-Governor of Massachusetts un;l
New York Attorney Clash at
Traction Inquiry.
FARE INCREASES ARE URGED
James l.. QuaclicnbuSh, Counsel for
interboro Rapid Transit, Says
Electric Companies Face Receiver
at Early Date.
IBy Associated "rc 50. |

WASHlNGTON. July 2i.-Eucene \
fo*s. former Governor OF Massachu-
sst,s. aHvot"tins SoNernment owner
ship OF AL public utilities. and James /.
leuackenbush. counsel for the lntcrboru
Rapid Transit Company of New York
who declared MIR. EoSs' PROPOSALS were
s.uii ana nonsense. gave the Electric
railways commission today tho liveii-
est session since il started it's invcS-
legation OF the condition of street rail
ways in this country.
Private ownership has fallen down.
AIR Foss asserted There Is left only
;ion or public ownership ana opera
ton. This primarily means n better
democracy. We have got TO democ.
ra,izc our transportation; then we have
otherwise they will hc in the same
cohdition they are in abroad"
Put stop TO this cheap talk. TO This
old stuff. retortcd Mr.. Quackcmhush
The thinG to do is not to talk bun
como nut TO recognize facts. Unless
we can get an increase in fare be
tween now and January il means q
receiver for the iutcrboro. II YOU are
gong TO do something. get busy Put
a little oxygen into the patient. and
perform it
Letter From Edison.
Other witnesses today we're J u
Mortimer. president OF the Milwaukee
Electric Railway and Light Company.
and James Q. Carr. of Pittsburgh for
meriy member OF the New York In
state Public Service Commission \
letter from Thomas \. Edison was
read in which he said:
he iro't-ciad contracts between the
roads End cities made in piuneerin z
days under normal conditions have no
protective clauses against the greatest
change that has taken place in CEN
,uries. due TO the world war. The mu-
inequalities can exact their pound OF
flesh IL they SO desire, with the ulti-
mate bankruptcy of these organiza-
lions but the spiri, that is now abroad
IN the world is against this We arc
all trying to play fair. If suffer We
must. let us suffer alike. II pros
Perity comes. all should participate in
a like manner"
Mr.. Foss expressed belief that the
electric lines in his State would be
well on the way to public ownership
before snow flies" Recent fare in
creases to 10 cents in Boston were no,
popular. he said. resulting in a loss
OF % per cent in traffic and ; 900 a day
in revenue.
We have campaign on in Mas
sachusetts this ~" in fact i, is on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25

was arrested by Onicers H. v. shu.
Eart and Joseph Stebbins
Sessler was indignant at his arrest.
ana said that he was taken into cus
tody while he was digging an ice nil
old son being also arrested and great :
ly frightened. He was told that he
was charged with operating still
from Sessler's home. He further stateS
that ne had been kept in jail for
twelve days.
Medicine Tint In Especially Pre-.
Pnrcd For just One Thing
Just try one bottle Of Ian Eos WITTY
IEPSIN for Habitual Constipation
f0c.-Adv. P1''oH'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
CONDITIONs IN IMroRrANr CIr

Local Observation at 3 +. NJ. Yesterday
Temporal IS. humidity SIS wind III
rccuon. south: wind velocity miles
weather. cloudy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25

now. he continued. In my judgment
they arc going to go to, government
ownership"
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EVIDENCE

Fa6naa 10 tho lzrEsateeni
At The following. and soors
prominent pisces:
As5onsie Cay
MHlhoeoagh- Bienhoin
Hotel Tr1ymore
Bestoa
Harvard Club
Stock Exchange
Hotol lorraine
Chicago
Audisoxix,n Hotel
Congress Hotel
Fortress Moaroe, Va
O&cors' Club
Narrasmssoef P;r
Casino
New York
Hotol Biltnore
Hotel kniekobeekm
Hotel Penosyivania
Stock K1ehanse
- "'',
NorfoM, "a
Mohiicelo Hotel
Old Podsf Co~3ovf, "a
Hotel Ch9nbe1ain
PdIm Beach
The Breakers
PhiLndelpAia
RitzCarlton
Stock Exchange
Washington
The Capitol Building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

HERE'S A DOCTORS
PRESCRIPTION
For Those Suffering With
Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Lame Back, and Uric
Acid Troubles.

II costs money 10 consult doctor
and then you have 20 Iay the druggist
for the prescription which YOU must
have filled.
You get both the advice of a doctor
and cost of thu medicine when YOU
buy a bottle of Prescription e 2s.1g
This siendid liquid compound was
used in the practice OF specialist for
years at gave hV patients reli (
where other doctors and remedies had
failed
Prescription c-2223 will relieve YOU
Suppose you go 70 your druggist to-
day Ask him for large % bottle
of Prescription C-2.og aud 2e2s Liver
Pills and begin the treatment a. soon
az possible. N after y0u have used
two bottles. according 90 directions.
You do not feel that you have beea
s'ufficieniiy benefited, take Inc empty
bottles back 10 your druggist. tell him
all about i and lte will promptly re-
fund You The price which you paid
FOR the two bottles.
Prescription c-ze1l can be had at
most good drug storc OF The e223 Lab
oraforiss. Mcm<his. Tenn. will ssnd
you a bottle postpaid on receipt Of
price under the same guarantee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
WILL SEEK REPEAL Of
DRY AMENDMENT

New York. May ~ Plans for the
fight against national prohibition, to
be opened at the ontset of The special
session Of Congress. called BY presI
dent Wilson for Maycn were annoanr
I'd here today at headquarters OF the
association o posed to national pro-
hlbltlon. The federal prohibition
amendment. effective January ~. Wi
be attacked by Representative Reuben
l. Haskell OF BROOKLYN. BY the intro
duciion of resolution providing fof
IT'S repeal and second resolution call
ing for referendum on Il In every
state in the Union Representatives
James A Gallivan OF Boston. 1t WAS
said. would join forces In the fight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

Everyone should do All he can 10
provide for his family ana In order 20
do this he rnssa keep hts physical syg :
tenn in the best condition possible. No
one can reasonably hope 60 DO much
when he 4 half sick a good share Of
The time. II you are consslra,ed. bill.
lous or troubled with indigestion get
a gackage Of chamberialn's Tablets
aud follow the plain printed dlr~c.
tiony. and you viii soon be feeling
airigs and able 10 40 daY's work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
At THE FIRST SIGN
OF b|LIOUSNEss
TAKE A CAl0IAD
The New Nausealess Gallo
mel That Does the Work
Without the Slightest I'm.
pleasantness or Danger Of
Salvation

Ask your doct0r and he will ieh yo,
lhat calumel ~ the beat and cuiy sar,
remedy iur la2y liver. hilionNneas
Indigestion and constipation Now
thar al ot iis unpleasant and DANGER
otis qualities have been removed, cal
omel. ln ahe form 81 Caioatss. II the
elsslvst ed a einotETAUlNfT AOINA
easlssi aiid lnoH pleasant II All taxa
giFea 20 take 0ne tablet al bedtime
wslh a swallow Of water. that's all
No taste. no gfi.ang. no NAUSEA. nu
salts. In the morning. YOU feel sim
My fine 1--we vide awake, pnewwtic,
Srong and with a hearty appetite for
breakfast Eat what YOU please and
go about your work. no danger ot
salvation
CalosAbs are sold only In orelnal
caled packages price thirty tive
cents Your druriM recommends and
guarantees ral0tabs by offerng 70 re-
fund the price u YOU are not delighted
with them s( ADV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

~hica 4 anierssandAhls ,kroakhoal
Ne~ 2eaisna Hawaii. somoa. rahl,l
and the fsamolo islands
-of all TIE Pacific races tie Ersa'
eat Interest attaches 20 TIE rol,ns
sian ISLANDERS. Bat Il - unfortunately
ihese people .~hose prtn.slse Gus.
Tins and racial types have heen most
erokea ap "a modsfn lnIeTeourse
The Nalaso .i'olsnesian language
pessesses the distinction q bslnF
spokea b, indlseacs over ihs widest
ARA 81 any lansuare of the world tor
% embraces tao Ercal oeeahs and ex-
iends from The island continent %
Nadaeasear to ihc Isolated lslet %
Rapsnai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
TROTzkY APPEALS To
REDS To AID HIM

Copenhagen, May iG The soviet
government of Russia 81 making ex-
lraordlnnry efforts 80 Secure troops
10 carry out an offensive against the
forces of Admiral kolchak IN eastern
and southeastern nussia according ia
a dispatch filed ~ lsibau on Tuesday.
isson Troszky. The holsh~sik miula-
ter Of war and marine has appealed
10 all ORGANIZATIONS for awifi action
saying:
"if Ia necessary 10 defeat Kolchak
within tbe shorlsst possible time
" " planned az MOSCOW 10 mobilize
I" per cent ~ the members of the
professional unions and ~ ger cent
II the communists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
Mysteries of Pacific Nu-
merOuS as Ocean Is Vast

Washington. May l5-~iiow did tn.
flishtless birds OF New Zealand orIg
inale7
What IS the nearest living relative
10 the extinct dodo OF Samoaf
what IS the import OF the same
species OF fresh water fish In two
rivers situated on opposite sides Of
the Pacificg
Did land mass NY out of what
ia now the Pacific ocean before this
planet was cooled and form the
moon
Tsese are Just few OF the many
lines OF inquiry which science viii
turn to in the Pacific ocean after the
peace conference has adjusted the
many colonial questions affecting New
Guinea. the carollnes, tho Marshall
Islands and the numerous ether hold
ings in this least known region In the
world. according 10 bulletin from
the National Geographical society
The writer Of the communication
upon (which the bulletin Ia based,
Leopold G Blackman. continues.
Much valuable material also viii
be collected TO assist in a better un
derstanding OF the growth 81 our own
civilization from elemental savagery
for Il IS reasonable to suppose that
the primitive wants OF man In differ
ent ages and regions have called
forth similar expedienta to satisfy
them.
islanders Divided Into Distinc, Races. |
other important objects OF inves-
tigation for ethhologisfs win touch
the various racial types into which
the Pacific islanders are divided. or
these. three are generally recognized
Of whom the Papuans and Poyne-
slams appear 20 show the widest range
of diyergences. With the Microne-
slams occupying the intermediate /
ground and possessing affinities OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
FRENCH PLANTS BACK
TO PEACE TIME WORK
Places Given Over To War Ma.
terial Now Hum With tho
Making Of Industrial
Goods

I Paris, May ie Nearly all ~.
French manufacturing establishment,
which we're converted into plants foi
thr making ~ war materials AZ th,
outbreak o. hnsiiiitiea hasu aIread,
returned e their peace time work
Many Others whlch we're created a.
pecialiy tor war inius,rlea haye either
been transformed. or are "a the pro
eeeA of being transformed. tor en-
ployment IN peace pursuits
Generally speaeing there has been
reduction IN the pefaonnel employ
~ la all these plants pending tho
completion ~ The alterations necrs.
nafy Ia ,he equipment some IL the
peace time tnanufaelorica which were
adapted to war work viii neeJ com
pamiiyely few changes. bu. those es
Establishments which werr born of tha
war. such aa aviation woaA. win
have 10 make important alteratlona.
ThroHvhout the latter class of man
ufaof0fiea there has been reduction
IN the number u employees somn N
the war plants. whose contracts baye
not yet expired. have kept part oil
their personnel busy by reducing tho
working day 10 nine. eight and seven
hours.
Tho effect on labor OF the cessation
OF houtilIiiea may he seen from tho
figures of employment in some ~ re.
great French industrial crntcrs IN
len of these districts from which re
ports have been received tho total
number Of plants engaged ia war work +
was 9a2 They employed before Tho /
eei.s2i men and foe.7Ts
women. Tho total number ~ en-
,loyes has been reduced to 1868
nen and 4s.7es women.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

ffes Oatmeal rrescfiptieH noes ~
wors Overnight
Z New iofA % j. mf ouu discovery
ART taks1 iust one nl1hl % fss sach
narsvloas results ayl Nae EanA
Nihfff ehen hcF friends aak her
ahoai her ~ont,ffll sumpls xlon aud
The improved Arpoaranee ~ her hanaa
and arms Noa cau 30 ths cane thlns
I II Noa follow mN adslCy'. she aAys
u t~el u ms inls io gsu every nir
aud woman What this wonderful pr
scfipilon did for nae I never tirv of
ieliins oshsru hsi whsi hfourhi al.ont
such rsmafkahlc ~ uNs llerr h she
Identical irteefIption that removed
every defect irom my fscr. neck. hands
and arms tNll foa ffy "a toa ean
fofin NO idea ~ he marsrloas chanar
Y VII make IN iasl ono application
The prescription vhich you can p,,,.
pare AZ Nenr osn homo Is a. foinwsi
Go % any froosry AMI g,t ton r.nts
eorih ~ ordinary oafmeai. and from
anf s.Tus rinr' a lroiiir ~ derwlln
ffc. ero ihe oatmeal a. directed in
every rNckags ~ dcfwlllo and apnl,
nighi and mcfning The first appilca.
'i"n Nih asiunish you q make The
ain aipear TRANSPARENT smooth ana
veltsSy ! especially recommend Il
Tor a ~aliow Akin. frcoklcs. tan enn
.i"'s. coarse poFss, tuueh skin. rad
dlnets. wrinkles and IN fact every
hlsinish the ace. han,ls and arm. arc /
heir TO. n Nour ns,k or chest a. dis. /
falnrod ffom cNlosuro. apply this com
h'naiion There AMI che 0hlestl tlonAbie /
detect VIII disa pear q i abaolnte, I
hafmiess and viii no. produce or aim. /
nlate a rro~lh ~ har W matter how I
rough aud uneainlv tho hands ami
tf'nt, or ~hsf ehasvs they have had /
through hard work and sarosnre "a /
san and wind ihls oatmeal. asrwllu |
combination VIII wofe wonderful
'ransfurinat!on 81 r. hoars nj Ia.
Most Thousands who hsYe us,Sl ,i ~
lsogf The sam" rsHats I have had
MisA q G Save vNV ennnl.., Ian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

race and cnsiom within the other two
The presence OF Two distinct races o
man in the Pacific suggests two per
lods and sources OF immigration ans
adds difficulty 10 an already per
picking question Tor the domarkation
between the divisions Of The races is
by no means we'll defined, but ls com
plicated by the admisture Of many
other races ot both Oriental aud DC
oidental origin
The papnans may be Fenoraily
said TO in abil New Gnlnea the Solo.
mons New Caledonia apd FIJI Tbeit
most o.sisus characteristics may be
briefly summed up ~ stating thai,
they are irrelisioua. democratic, quar-
relsome. csnabalisiic and hostile to
strangers They possess no heredit
AIRY chiefs. paint or scar the body
rather than wear clothes, cook IN
earihen pots. chew heiei. ana their
speech Is bro@en up into a number Of
apparently irreconcliable dialects r0e
rapuans are the least attractive OF
amy Pacific islanders. ana iic land
sroupcs whirh thoy occupy are amone
the least known of the Pacific and
have been for many generations shun-
ned by mariners and associated with
everything that is Of evil repute In
The record OF the ocean.
"The polynesians in many attri
mites are greatly At variance with the
papuan islanders They possess gen
rally speaking. an elaborate religious
system. an established order OF hered
tary chiefs and welI-deflned social
,asies They are friendly to strang
'rs. fond Of dress. expert manufac
urers of KAPPA cloth and intrepid sea
nen and nayigafors. They tattoo In
tead OF scar the body. seldom prac-
Ice cannibalism. cook In carihen
vens instead of in earthen pots. drink
wa. and possess common language
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
WOMAN HANGED WHEN
AUTO IS WRECKED

'oiumbaa, Ohio. May ie rhat one
can be hanged daring an automobile
accident wae shown hy the teet4 ~
Mrs Albert ssar,s of near Adamssille.
Maaklngum county
While engaged in conversation win
he woman her husband ersye 100
clos 20 'he edTe Of ihe nas which
sAve way causinr thu machine "a
ron down a four foot cmbanAma ant
Mrs sfnrlx was thrown into 4 irse
h'F head being raushl IN the totA OF
Two branches - that she was mf.ne
led other fagaeneers escaped wph-
out injury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
How to Make
Your Own Complexion
Treatment at Home

vas rsor and ny skin rOnFh. NJ
nerk. chess. hands and sftas ~tfs
sAsfk frum ssG~a aFe The vvfY fHsl
application " thla ~unsiefiai tAf~ lle
oAiineai ,oltblnatloa eontlnrt.i ne
hat my tnor oanrl, slon ant skn
el'miahss vcald soon ~ lhlns 81
the pasi N a rev weeks Al th.sst
unslshtlt drfccis had entirely dla
apispr,d and ! shAh aieays 80 u ~
kssep my cnfu ulxion ~ lls hest an fhg
fincs have Recommended 4 e. IA
atl frivndi and ihss ar hsst ~ IN
ihoslasile over lt a. an Ne ail uae
4 i'cfOno Nolns lo ihe thcaisr. daneVa
~ iarii,s and lfr wondeffai ahai q
dltfer.u'e lt makes IN or anpsAr
srce~
Mrs q ' wrltta "oAsmeai ana
nerWill have wurkrf mlrsslss Wsh
m> cemplsNl0n ! had man, despl...l
~rnklea ant . rai'cw fonrh skln n,
hands and arms were covsf,ssi wuh
frrcki,'a Aficr eirhs Vseks uss -
Mae kina wildera vondvrfni com
rl'Nlon prescription these objection
able def'~sa have entirely sani ae.i
I lonk ten ,ears younger aud ad,is.
every Eltl and Woman 10 a., ID and /
fe,l confident afier one or twn ahpli.
cations they will urc u continual, |
aud b" iust a. favofably lmpreas,i |
with u a. | am reommsnf II Ia
all ~ my friends
NorE 10 g,f tho hsai cff.s b.
sare 10 folSow The cnmplsir direction !
s0ngained ~ every package ~ d.rwiuo
You have onlN 10 got d,rvhlo and oai
n's'ai You need noihlnr else aud 4 81 |
- simple chat anyone can usa n aud |
- inexpensive that any N,el ~ woman |
can affnri q The manufacturers ana |
irugK'ets guarantee tha, ihrfe viii h.
q noticeable Improvement afi.r ~ /
irri appllcaiion 81 ,huy Will refund the
money II ir old 10 an. clsy under
noneS rsfund FusFaplo" by dspar
nen' asor'a and al No TO date druy
iisfs Including sh' walfomot aud che
lwl Ofug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
PLAIN LIFE TOO SLOW
AFTER FLYING IN WAR

Dallas. Texas, NAY ic WAYNE
Smith = Iowa and Howard Ciark
Chioaso found rssAa a aall state fe,
six months flylnK alrplano on the
wcst front ia France.
So they went riding With " X
Thompson. automobile dcmonsirafar.
and l'fi Thompson tied 20 a pos. IN
an empty farm house Police arfcs'-
ed the m~n in swcctwatcr r,Nas
rfey are in the Dallas county ian
Today
iioih were second lieutenant ava.
iors IA the United siate0 air scf,.ss
and only recently ~vre rcica e.i
eve couldn't stand The pok.y way
II work after fiying. said smith
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
TO REMOVE TRACES
Of H0HENl0LLEnNs

Berlin. May iG-fAssoclated Pressl
Marble busts. painting. Autographs
and chromes calculated 10 keep green
the memories Of the deihroned Hob
enzolierns are to BE- removed from.
public administration buildings.
school and other official premises in
Berlin. according 10 resolutions sdop; %
ed by the national council
Just TO what extent the resolutions
affect the long rows OF marbled Hob
enzolierns which flank both sides Of
Avenue OF Victory in the Tiergsrsen
is a matter OF conjecture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
BeMul9
hy Your
Years

You were taught at school
that your body undergces q
complete change of structure
every seven years.
This tearing down and build
ing up process Of body tissue
continues without a moments
pause throughout life.
And when a man gets into a
physical condition that the tis-
sues keep breaking down and
wasting away faster than Ma
ture can replace them, right
then he begins to grow "old'.
This doesn't necessarily
mean. however, that he has
reached an advanced age.
Thousands upon thousands of
people begin to break down.
their vital organs giving evi-'
dence Of fast approaching de-
cay, long before they reach
middle age simply because
they fail to give Nature. at
the proper time, the needed
help to rebuild
Ifyou are beginning to show
the slightest sign Of a physical
S'Iet-down'-if you are losing
your old time pep" vim and
vigor If high tension energy
and nervous strain are begin
ming to tell % you-it's = sure
eiRn that you are growing ~old
too old for youryears- You We
reached that stage wnere your
vital forces need rebuilding.
Doa't make tbe seyiousmistaks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
WOMAN, q, TO FACE
P[MTENnARr TERM

Chicago. May is-urs. Gala cnhn
- years old. will learn here somor. i.
row whether she is 10 serve a prison
sentence for receiving stolen proper
~. She was convicted by jury,
along with a negro. who was ordesed
10 Fort i,eayenwonh for then of q
diamond sunbura purchased BY the
woman.
Attorneys for Mrs Cohen entered a
plea for isnlency because of her age
They arsned that a prison sentence
would result in her death