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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
NEW YORK PAPER PRINTS
LETTER FROM DR.. GRAYsON
oe"'"reH residents Mind ms t;,,d
m'Sr Wns Since lie
IRy Assoclat,n p.a

NI,\S M ~ -Assoclate0 Pross1
wNriH loltk. Oct. 1.-THE New.yorl
the fol,o Wmorro owcor mmorsins viii print
Eear-Almirai Cary i. @ Grav setter from
GENT Wilson'S personal p6vsir,.n
an unnamed unnamed friend lin New YorL tn"
,u;p,ica.lon was authorized Nv Al
90 not know of any disease that
mas not been included in the rn,n ot,;,.
apout the President. IL trio, 80 ,i'ol
,ute All these rumorS that huva 49,,
scattered about | would not haS, o aH,.
fessionaily. '"e"' pro-
~ have not followed his course ,,a
i 40 not intend to do so arrce VIII
you wish L was similarly aflicted
n could be as mentally alert ns tia
J.; nesiueni. can sincerely saw thai
L. r' hiih, rs as good as II ever was
SINCE have known him" """
hope tho time will not be far di.
.'ht Wien II Will be considered an 10
10 permit him to resume work Wien
ms actions and his words will snnou
Tor themselves Spc'h
as he gains in strength his case
is more difficult for me to handle rs ho
Is so very anxious to get back In wori.
MI the doctors | have coIInd n,
aSrer that absolute rest and ouic, ia
essential to complete recovery NC
great difficulty is to keep him rrnn,
becoming irritutcd as a result Of tha
rest treatment. for If he should strain
might result. ! believe YOU p can ans
preciate the ttryinE situation win
Whlcn | am laborinp"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
LATE HEWS BULLETINS

LONDON. oct. 1i.-Six German MGR
G ina ships have been captured dur
torpedo boat destroyer Wcstcott.
which took them TO RcvaI SAYS the
Daily Mails Rcval correspondent
COpENiAGEN, Oct. la.-'rhc I.cttish
Lettish command absolutely rejected
the offer Of Colonel Avalon Bermondt
for an armisticc. 1t adds that the
prisoners taken from the forces OF
General Won dev GoItz and Colonel
AvaioT Bcrmondt were virtually all
SavarianS.
HAVANA. oct. 1i.-Thc Fabrc Line
steamer Ncnczia reported abandoned
on fire at sea. carried at least $500
passengers. according to the best in
formation available here tonight The
Ncnezia arrived here October ) from
Mexican ports with> nifty three pass
cnEerS in transit for Spain. and some
2o0 other passengers We're taken on
here. The vessel had a cargo OF 1920
sacks OF sugar.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. li-f;ngland.
tho Scandinavian countries and Spa in
VIII be able this year to finance their
!mportations Of cotton without outside
assistance. Italy France and Belgium
VIII need assistance, and Poland and
Bohcmia not only will need help. but
are striving, with only partial success.
to ascertain where such aid is coming
from. These assertions were made ut
n meeting tonight OF the committee
CT financing foreign credits and en-
ports OF the world cotton conference
IN session here.
NEW YORK. oct 1i.-Fivc locals
Of the lonGahoremen's union in Man
haitian and Brooklyn numbering
about 10000 men, voted tonight 10 re-
turn TO work tomorrow. agreeing to
accept the 20 cents AN hour aNard OF
the national adjustment commission
until December /. when another hear
ing Will he granted on the demand for
81 an hour.
PARIS, Oct. 1i-president Poiacarc
today signed decree Of general de-
inobiit%aIcn, effective upon the ces-
sation OF hos,litics"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
JAMES S. NEWELL DIES
FOLLOWING LONG ILLNESS
hcmains of Lumbermnn VIII Be Bnricd
In Petersburg This
Afternoon

Lame. James Scarborough Newell. aged
hhilS-HNe. one OF the best known lum-
perIen or Virginia and the Carolinos
aiea Johnston Willis Santoriu,r YES
;;fEiraay afternoon at LEO. following an
illness OF several months or = COW,
plication of diseases. The boSv I'M
pc tahen to Petersburg this afternoon
10 r burial in the Newell family plo;
IN BIandford Cemetery. Funeral sar.
vices viii be conducted al ibn rr.yo
MT; Newell was president II Inc
Iiatni!ton Ridge Lumber Cor3ora,ior
WIN aeadquarters in the america
Saiionai Bank Building, Richmond IL.
Naa oeen IN the lumber business in
Virginia and the Carolinas for thir.v
Ears, ana was one OF the bcs. know
tuinbermeH in either Virginia or thn
The Hamilton Ridge Lum
ger CcorpoFation..s mills are al Es,Iiic,
Mr. Newell is Survived by his yif.
who was Miss Elizabeth wilson. OF
EInpor!a; brother, l. n N.woII NJ
Hampton. and sister, Miss lois Ne
ell OF Richmond. He had no children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
THREE JlTNEY DRIVERS
! CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
Petersburg Police 1Inkc Arrests in
Case of Robbery Of Prince
George Merchant.
ISneelsl 70 The mes-Dispa,ch.

IL
PETERSBURG. Oct. l4.-on war
rants charging them with breaking
into the store of l.. H. Cummins. in
Prince George County on the night Of
october .. and carrying of an iron
safe containing money and valuable
papers OF the value OF several thousand
dotars, three white j!tncy drivers Of
this city have been placed under ar
resi- and locked UP i'll Jail. Their
names are George crowder, William
Emery and William Deates.
The detectives have uncovered some
Startling evidence in the case. and be-
iicNe they have sufficient to convict
the prisoners. fourth man is wanted
IN connection with the robbery, but
he has thus far escaped arrest The
Young men will be taken before a
Irince George magistrate for exami-
Theodore Moran. who was arrested
on Monday on suspicion of implica
ZION in the robbery. has beer released,
narinS been established that he
knew nothing of IL. The stolen safe
was found badly battered, but nm
MpSSneo; near Garysville. about five
mobile was used to haul il awav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15

icaily that position. except that YOU
40 ~ from the viewpoint OF employers
and they do it upon what they regard
aS sthc viewpoint OF labor.
Mnst Bear Consequences.
4 say 10 you. gentlemen. YOU may
WIG this strike but unless you CON
sent that 1t shall be adjusted after
the fashion that we have so literally
proposed; IL you reject that method
and the steel strike goes on and lasts
month or two or three months and
drags out. and YOU have won. and
these men arc going about the coun-
try and preaching the doctrine of their
unbearable conditions and the tyranny
which they experience and the in
justices which have been mctcd out
TO them, then whatever betidc YOU
have sown the seed and will bear the
consequence.
'.Our movement is constructive OF
character. You may dislike il. You
may dislike us we'll enough or suff-
cieptly not to wish TO meet with us
lin .our representative capacity; YOU
may not want TO enter into agree
ments with US, but let me say TO YOU:
You will either come TO agreement
with us. or YOU will destroy the abil-
ity. of our men in our movement TO
: stand up for the right. We Will be
discarded as, impotent or unfaithfui:
and If YOU discard us. If YOU decline
20 enter into agreements with us YOU
Will have somebody to deal with and
YOU will not find them arguing and
appealing 10 you"
Outside tho conference hall labor
delegates declared that the conference
would be fiat failure unless II took
action on the steel strike. several
intiinated that the labor delegation
might withdraw from the conference
IL the arbitration resolution were de-
rcated. although more conservative
representatives did not believe the
group. as whole, contemplated any
SGSh drastic action.
Opposed to Intervention.
That the employer group does not
IL vor intervention In existing disputes.
either under the labor or substitute
arbitration proposals. was indicated by
rciparks in the conference OF l.. r. /
1<oFec, president of tho Delaware and
Hudson hallway, and statement
issued tonight by Magnus w. AIeNan-
der, managing d ircctor of the national !
industrial conference board. The /
latter expressed the belief that the |
majority OF the delegates were "avcrSe .
10 turning II into a general arbitration |
board" while Mr.. Iorec said that II
action were TO be taken in the steel /
strike il would also be necessary to !
intervene in the coal strike called for
Noyemher |. and the numerous other I
IN bpr disturbances.
The conference rules were again tho .
subject of warm controversy al today'S I
sessions. members Of the public group /.
criticizinE and labor delegates defend !
ing the group method of procedure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
AVIATOR is HONORED
Lieutenant Lloyd 4. wilson Elected I'm
Honorary Membership Nv
klWnntS Club

At meeting OF the hoard of dircc-
tors or the Kiwanis Club Yesterday
ihcutcnant Floyd \. wilson an aviator
with headquarters ut Langley Field
was elected 10 honorary membership in
tho club in appreciation Of tho address
made by him before the club Monday
evening.
Ii was also announced that the nomi-
halinS committee. which WAS appoint
cd some time ago will make a rcnort
on nominations OF directors and officers
November B. New officers will assume
their positions the first of next year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
10 Promote Good Ilcllo,,.,,,,,

MISS martha DAVIS Was elected nrar
ident OF the Students Ass0cj;,tinn ~
me richmond Normal. which va or.
n!Zca yesterday with the ayoucd
purpose OF promoting good f.linu DI e.,
among al wAo are connected Win ~
.Fiicfgnond public school svs,e,r rd
nc chcoura cement Of tho SOCIAL sIrir
or student lfe in school Miss i.:inr.
me brown was elected vicc.prrsjdon.
MISS Lillian Curtis, secretary 40
treasurer: Miss Rcba Conn. chairm,~ :
u inc neM student committee: Mis-
1,Dsepnihe Dunn. chairman OF aihlctirs,
MISS celeste Jones. chairman Of |vocj,i
nS,iVitiHs, and Miss Irene Duva!. chair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
ORDER RECEIVES DONATIONS
indepe n dent Order Of st. Luke Rai,i,r
Fund 70 Improve II.
Building.

now being raised BY the i,ir i3, -
O. S.ancn OF the independent. Ordcr o.
81. Luke, a coiored organizafio,i have
10" reached Sa,i57 80. with further re-
Spouse expected from several .cor.
councils Throughout; the country
BONA lions hay" been made a. ~.
ie19uest Of the grand council OF Ina
loust' winch appea led to IN. rr.r,.
subordinate councils for contrib,,-inpS
IN! me ihoney is TO be used in the r@ooym.
ZION O. inc building at North 81. .Ji.n@e
and West Baker Streets " '''- :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
hoy burned to nenth.
GoRDoNSvuIn ", a.,

GORDoNSNlLLE. VA. Oct. IL
Some time during Sunday night the
home OF Frank Green. II eolored man.
who lives OF the farm OF l.. E. Graves,
about tour miles from Gordonsvilic,
Was totally destroyed. together with
all its contents. The six year-old son
OF Green WAS consumed In the fire, and
al inc other members of the family
children. were painfully burned. as the
room was falling in before any OF
THEM awoke. The ten-ycar-old son
difficulty. syn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
Elect Delegate. to Conference

Delegates to the meeting of the
Medical Society of Virginia, which will
three days, October rs to 80. inclusive.
were elected last night at meeting
Of the Richmond Academy of Medicine
and surgery. Those who will attend
the sessions are: DrS. NJ w PcySer
w. L. Peple. G. G. Coleman. \. NJ VIII
lis. r. w. Miller Douglas NandcrHoof.
r.. w Merrill. 1t was decided to re-
turn the money TO contributors TO the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
VIII Talk About Nitrogen,

some Phases of the Problem of the
FiSation of Nitrogen" will he the sub
Ject OF the address Of DR.. Graham Ed
gar. professor OF chemistry al inc
University of Virginia. at the first fan
meeting of the Virginia section of the
American Chemical Society. which will
ne held At the University Club Fr;da V
at Sis Richmond engineers have been
invited to meet with the chemists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15

Ideally that position. except that you
do 1T from tho Viewpoint OF employers
and they do IL upon what they regard
as Sthc viewpoint of labor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15

IOStponeIncnt Of tn. ,yLi,'t ,
Sr.eaetelder Autographs at IIS r.,s,
FRANKLIN. has been necessary o., a.
count Of unavoida bic delay in thc. @c-
teiRt o. the exhibit which viii reach
.1cnmond the first OF tho week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
Plies Cured In q to /, pn,,

Plies Cured In q to IL Days
Druggists refund money If PAXO ONT
MENT fails to cure Itching Blind
Bleeding or ProtrudinE Piles stops
Irritation: Soothes and Heals You
can set restful sleep after the .irs; an
plication> Price 61c.-hdv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01
The Hirsu,e Question.

To The Leader There has hocn
some comment OF girls bohbing their
hair. ! aHree that Il ~ a fad and Il
II very foolish. because when Il grows
out the rsrla viii look ridlUiloue. nui
wouldn't Il be wonderful time saver
and q simple and sensible custom II
all women would wear their hair IN
such rtylcT Custom plays a big part
IN our lives and anything out of the
ordinary shocks as For my part |
would like 20 SOC women Htandsrdlxe
= form 9f dress and q simple way OF
wearing their hair Then the wealthy
worscn could spend more time DOING
good and things worth while. And aa
longing for pretty clothes leads many
Of the working class ~ girls astray.
this great temataiion would he elm
mated and women N all classes would
be more contentes. children would
receive moro attention and there
would bc morc simc for study and en-
lightcnment in many lives, Women
have made wonderful progress In the
las, 20 ycare. but how much greater
would be- her possibilities u not ham
pcrcd By IRVINE to keep with styfes
that change with the moon II q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01
The Forum
cemasssesuses 20 The
Cdues


To rhr Leader cans see ~h,
all lala fu~~ ~hoald hc made ovel
national prohlhlticn We have hsd 4
N Oklahoma for Ten years and y
works Prohibition would not pr,hlhs
the eooasrs sald nut you VIII nosie.
lAst tho bcurerr AZ. ne, sersins an,
whisky You de- NO, see mcn drlnkln
any more and YOU 10 not sec any
more dranks lt's grcai scon. rro.
hlhltlon There arc rerhaps a few
quarts u ihe stuff AZ the r,lis~ sir
ti~. and the shcrifrs offics. hu, you
VIII NOT find much bcofe auy~hrrs
else. sell YOU men have gotten on,
- che habit 81 drinking They do not
care fof Il WHISKY drinking was
always unnecessary We should have
had prohibition M ycaS~ ngc. then Ne
would have morc vlril, race now
Now VIZ should 80 after sho dopers
r l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01

lAntouS expense account.
Next. tell your husband that you
have been doing this and ask him 10
help YOU make out budget for a
months expenses. Then. II possible.
do not allow the expenses to run above
the amount provided for in the bud
get.
Don't ask him to help you with the
budget by beginning. You're always
finding fault with the amount of
money spend Now write down how
much you'd spend II is better tc
substitute for such a spirit the one
that will prompt YOU TO say some
thing like this: II think II woulf
be easier for both OF us TO settle upor
how much We ought to spend for va
rious items during the month. You
can hep me greatly. I'm sure. to de-
eide upon what seems reasonable
This positive method will forestall
any tfitiNfrHt Va wv ptft oi fpaF nus :
band He has had part in the CLAN
ming and he will not be inclined 20
criticize himself CT his own plans
n. before you put into effect the
positive rlan suggested. he begins 10
find fault. don't make the very COM
mon mistake of flying into passion
and losing control OF yourself. per-
haps saying things which you sater
would regret Because your husband
happens TO make = mistake Is no ren.-
son why You should make one PAts
over his remark as lightly a. posFi-
BILE at the moment Wait thf you
have full control OF yourself and your
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01

sior. The Ripping harp aeeompsn-
iment. the hoatiae rhythm. the ehan,e-
kon Ike changes Of hssr.oey. he
touch Of psthos. the ekssfe meio4ic
phns<s are al IN the so5sit 81 sks
awskening Ossiss.
The masterpieces Of e0>ss, VOICED
BY The worid's greatest srts<fa. ~
popular songs 81 the day pee>ente4 ~
vaudeville. the ereateo hznds -
orehessras which play uader The dlfee
ton Of the foremost leaders. tAe
choicest music for dss<ix are IN
within easy hearing cf tAcsf ~ have
a viesroia in their home ln6ee4.
none need be deprived Of this ploas
ure. since any Victor dealer Oeili
gladly plsy sny Of skesa seleesiees -
uish 70 hear frva ueash 70 ueook 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01

sith Hseihafse msstsspl>es ~Cuss /.
tst ~ 4 Aslef- A "thsnss ~ tuns
- started by enc ,nssss,wsns 90
voice. answered ave ssaln lssss
avsy ~ sseoad, repeated a. II hsss
hy third lRssfumsnf. ant ssstn
apswersd. ami - proceeds wsusfy
sleax, sect AZ tnWssesl caevrssssisn
~ whish everybody hAa samsshlas
inisilrns - say, Crises dstelqp snt
pass uew IDEAS spring from she aid
oass. and ghsFs ls wealth % in,ld<ns
and interest in shis work plsysd vita
msh artistic a;aaeion 10 shsss m&ssssiy
musicians display.
Aflhur Fssals il vlsh us sssir, sses-l
ms On a nsw tlssar keeesd, "nssaa
Back 1haae NendsfIui pays' when|
Ycu could SCI "slnnsfs fus a aassunD
aad mils without wsssr'" sxss a. 49,
dosen. Juicy sirsks, heaters thee
heat aud Macy other things ibst ~
lonK 10 pos.tna.disfaNt past
Ani along With hlst an ihe sarss
record comes Marion Harris sirssex.
"ism a iAsa Baby" ~ snSh ntssse -
you nsssr heard Thsrs's laugh 10
sysiy has. and Ia the way sha sssxs
H.
Yeu wlil rssenuiss "a Aasls ns&|
Lard heAaiinsr ia vsadesltts. ~
nany will hear her fer ths hsW NMoD
a. nsw Nlrinf artist IN "Nhsr yau
See Aasthss Sweetie Itanslnx Afnand'
AZ shr alnsa un a nsw Nisfss Hssnssl
IL u ~ isunly Fsassms, With m&av
clever turns hutA IN wnfds and melody
GH the Same record she aisa slnae
Nanny 0'Mlns,T another nurshsg
rish Ia fsssims. with weadsstsl
swing 10 IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01

husband ~ in good mood. then. say
something like this: Charles. J want
10 please you about the expenses In
running the house. Let's talk over the
main things TO buy next week 20 you
can help me decide what is reason
able"
BY thus showing the roper spirit
and managing the situation tac'fuiiy.
your husband will not long continue
to accuse you OF excessive spending.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01

melody snsware OF rs pnffsnt: yet
the rs.rnfe you remember fhr plot yeu
fe<i the ifDn under the velvet, Dniy
she sBhficsf mastery of vocal color
sps could preducr such q result.
The Victor Military fland this
month presents several seiscfsons from
American Country Dsnses." esp~c.
isily zdzrfcd Tor educational work
among children They include "Non<y
MUSK" nn sso numbrrs) Virginia
Feels. and Pop Goes the Weasel"
A fur>fui and t<nder melody II
mce BY the Peerless Quartet on . nsw
Viefvf Record Somebody's Waiting
for Someone." Il pictures q woman
wAe is waiting day By day with her
lace presaei 70 The eirjs1 pane Tor
ssm~on~ ~ho has gone 70 ~ HE dusy
scross the sea-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01

Those who remember the quilting
raruss Of other days ARE whisshstfs'l
roy, but taii vivid IN thsir ulsmosy
u that song "The Quilting Party.
more commonly knaNn, perhaps. as
Seeing Nellie iiouir.r IL IL this sonx
fthaf this popular soprano Of the Metre
polifsn opera iutefptsts anes on
<ticfrola Kecosd A rharm fingers
around this old melody. and Mabel
Gsrrison with her Tenderness snd rx
pfesslve singing breatbes new hIs into
this 'lsliah,ful song of the past.
''Thou Fiow'r Beloved Thar aria
from Donixesti's ia asorsis" -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01
YOU NEED NOT TRAVEL

II rs safe 10 say that as many per
sons have secured relief from hiy
fever and asthma at home by taking
Foley's Honey and Tar az have been
benefited by going to health resorts.
u heals and socrhes the choking.
stuffed up sensation Good for all
colds. coughs and Group Contains no
opiates. Scld everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01

Van Fps IL about Ihe ei~vessss bnns
ioist of his age and when shs Vsa
81 Trio gets sulH9 il il hard 10 asnl
aiilt 'and harder yst ~ atop wAsa eses
you've stAftrd dancing. This Tsio
PLAYS A medley one step, oh Susie.
bshas.," on nsw Victor Ess0fl
whleh lHciadea in addition 10 the sitIs
pssers Ina s,esng ~ Sestis pnwn
ousaide oi i0ndon Town" and Rip
Van Wiukia Slept With Gas Eys
OPEN" On the reverse uf the RECORD
they play a medley los fret. "Asnsa
sria,p. Jf.' which also lnehsa*s tluss
Ter On. Ny broadway Hntssfhy." I
Thar esxr popular dance rsussr uv-,
naHisaiioe. Jsasgh y. Spsish'a CHrhss
tfa, presents 4 couple " fnstros s~fer
iians this Hanth on onn NAesDF
Record. On oae sisis Out al sA~
tsst' fostsot Ths inerssant h<atlsx
~ tom i-sgas and the clash " hssxsrs
harmony make this nimisss lsv~ np -
- sssie. ia the other slae~~ 49,
bay Blues" lostsat ~ d biz ~ DDQ
Amsfisan lssa. wAgh = song is1gs1n<e4
sowsrd the sad 10 add 70 the esawd
hiletsss. =
Aaosh.r new vlesss rseesd Geo
saias couple 81 addisIapsi nusnsefs
w Joseph &, smifhs Ofshsstss ~Db
Ny dear foxtrat 10 = msdlsy et pepu
las songs inehssiln9 Woasl<r
WhsshsF' and @City u Dreams"
The ether. ons Atep nl~dleyt
Somebody's g~vethsafs" and "ssord
Morning. Iudgw" sreisales "Glft Of NJ
HEART "I~lakie.' and FL Was So
Young"
zlnlbaliss has ehsssa q u.siesiy that
Is among the niess pogalAf Of modern
sspisu pieces tor Interpretation en 81
new ylelfoia Record. Il is Ds,iiAs
competition. Souvenir" he clear. !
slivery tone 10 something peculiar - !
Zinshslist. One frnsafkahie fssture cf
hls plsylng 10 the sense " dsss9n b<<t..
81 a.. The longer you I've With shi,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01
Docs Your Husband Think You Spend
Too Much Money?

100 Much Money?
'Thc High Cost OF Living affects
us all. And the housewife grobably
notices II more than anyone. else.
II her husband is so inconsiderate
as to put the blame upon her for. the
increased amounts OF her expenditures.
she has more than her share OF. re-
sponsibility.
Let US consider how a woman can
best manage in such case. A young
wife writes to me:
MY husband often scolds be-
cause spend so much money. At
present prices. IL seems as IL I
cannot help it. What am to do"
Say very little about the high cost
OF necessary articles. Lower the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01
SCHLArLY DEAD.

Chicago. July I'LL l. Schiafly,
member OF the umplring staff of the
Western league. died early Sunday at
Canton. Ohio. according TO word re-
ccived here by Al X Tcarncy. presi-
dent of the league schlafly was taken
III OF fever about week ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01

amount OF your expenditures in the
following ways:
Select foodstuffs with greater care;
study cookbooks and magazines for
inexpensive wholesome new dishes
Go over your wardrobe and find dis
carded garments that can be removal :
ed and combined to make attractive
new ones
Cut. down the items of your miscel-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-01
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ducrd as evidence One " them laid
an egg In court Il suppose v is thc
property or the court" said the mag
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