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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30
File. suit for $4,000 Damages.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA, Oct. 90
Mrs. Hally Boyd, through her attor-
neys. Messrs. English and Moss. Of
Richmond. has filed an action in the
Circuit Court of Hanover County, ask
ing for $4,000 damages against
Luther Goodman. The suit grows out
of personal injuries sustained by Mrs.
Boyd in an automobile collision with
Mr.. Goodman's machine, near Beaver
Dam. Mr. Goodman has retained
Messrs. FREDERICK w. Coleman and
w. w. Butzner. OF this city, TO defend
him In tho suit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30
CLOTHING is TORN OFF
Winchester Man Barely Escapes Being
Ground to Death III Flour
Mill.

WINCHESTER. VA, Oct. 29.-Edgar
l.. Hook, well-known mill operator
at Gore, Va. barely escaped with his
life today, when his clothing was
betting at his -four and grist mill
He was grinding corn when a project
ing cob caught his sweater and jcrked
large post nearby, he clung to 1t until
all his clothing had been torn from
his body, nothing remaining but his
in his pockets was ground to pieCSs
by the machinerY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

Protests OF the nationwide dry advocates
hat they will not seek to delay action on the
,eace treaty in order 10 prevent the coming
II brief wet regime before the country is
onyerted into an everlasting Sahara. are so
igorous and so prompt following the an
louncement of the President that the war
ime prohibition law would be annulled on
he signing Of the treaty, that they arouse
luspicion rather than inspire confidence in
heir good faith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

Gabrielle dAnnunzio has won notable VIC
.ory at the polls in Fiume, where the an
iexationists have been overwhelmingly elected
70 the Communal Council. The result is not
i. uprising inasmuch as the soldier-poet con-
rolled the election machinery and permitted
o ticket other than his own place in the
eld Verify, Gaby is learning fast how the
5olitical game is played.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

Recent public discussions develop the fact
That the average ministerial union is run
by the 10 per cent of its members who at
lend the meetings, and take action for which
The entire membership is held responsible.
Which proves that clergymcn. after all, are
about like the rest OF us who belong to
.hings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

News from Petrograd continues TO run true
U the form 1t established when the world
vas engaged in war, in that no one knows
what is happening there. One day ludc-
hitch has it in his grasp, the next he has
}een defeated and driven back by the Boil
shevists. Except for its possible effect OH
he forces OF unrest, the rest of the world
pould not care particularly what happened
% It,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

AT recent meeting OF farmers in rural
district OF Wisconsin there were only two
lorse-drawn vehicles. and nearly 200 auto
mobiles. With this outstanding evidence OF
prosperity among farmers, one is forced to
he conclusion that the late daylight-saving
aw, whose repeal they forced, was not the
incubus on successful farming that was pre-
ended. Nor does it indicate that the sale
Vt wheat at s2.26 was at loss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30
TURKEYS FINANCES GOOD
Nation Has Gold Pieces for Every Four
In Paper, According TO
Report Issued.
IBy Associated Pre.s.l

Turkeys finances are in better shape.
perhaps, than those OF any country in
Europe. according TO reports She
has one gold piece for every four in
pa per. ii is claimed on good authority.
and an effort is being made TO borrow
100000 partly for the purpose OF re-
Egypt. India, Russia and Central Asia.
These prisoners are making desperate
efforts TO reach their homes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30
THURSDAY. oCToBEK so. lsla.

| On Cary Street, as wagon loaded with
1small iron bars, was drawn at trot by
heavy horses over the cobbles, worldly citl-
len instinctively reached for dance part
Iner 1t sounded precisely like roof-garden
orchestra and revealed to him the mystery
|of the real origin of jazz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30
Cleveland Ho. $4,000 Fire.

CLEVELAND. o., Oct. 29.-Fire of
unknown origin this morning brought
IL loss of 100000 to the Astrup Awning
Company. destroying awnings valued
at 100000, score of automobiles and
Il twostOry frame building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

Dr. Mayo says the limit of age has been
raised twenty-five years. Yes; in life Az IN
another celebrated and fuctuatinr pame !,
Is TO be noticed that those who have tho ago
usually are most anxious to have the limit
raised 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

If it had been Wagner opera the German
company gave in New York, nobody couId
nave told the difference between the ar
ranged performance inside and the imuro.
vised riot outside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

Heaving Jumps OF coal at the noc,prna,
cat now Is both more injudicious and O..
peh'iVe IMAM casting pearls before swine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30
November 4.

Po I'll RABBIT hop an Jump
An hide yo' haid ell er holler stump.
Kite cross de road lax litcnin' streak
Wild yo' tail curl up lax err snow vito
peak
Mighty liz time fur ter frolic an run,
Nvcmbcr comm an CT man wild err
gun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

Representative A. }. Montague has intro
uced IN the House joint resolution pro-
idlng Tor the return TO this coun-
Try OF the American soldier dead now
uried in France. Under its pro-
iSions THE War Department shall take an
ropriate action to exhume and return to
|he United States Of America within six
|1onths after the passage OF this resolution
hp bodies OF all soldiers Of the American
|Speditfonary forces who died and are buried
III France. and the return OF whose bodies
"a desired and expressed by the nearest OF
The sum Of $4,000, 900 is asked for
~ carry out the provisions of the resolution.
E&e fate OF the measure is uncertain. luas-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30
MUCH COTTON MILL STOCK
Is DEPOSITED WITH BANK
Indications Point to Control OF Lynch
burg Company Going to New
Syndicate.


LYNCHBURG, VA. Oct. 29-1nuury
at the Lynchburg Trust and Savings
Bank this afternoon disclosed the fact
that a large number OF the shares OF
stock OF the Iynchburg Cotton Mill
Company had been deposited there dur
ing the day for sale TO the syndicate
which proposes to take over the mill
belonging 10 the company
Just the amount OF stock turned over
or pledged for sale under the $3.50 Of
fer by the syndicate yesterday. was
not known today. but II Is believed
that the syndicate will get consider
ably more than q majority Of the 5000
shares.
the bank. which Is receipting for II
and which will pay for II II the OPP
tion is taken up on November 10.
Nothing further will be known about
the future of the mill until the new
syndicate gets control and will have
had time TO organize. for 1t has been
stated that 1t Is not yet known by
what name the company Will hc known,
or who will be the officers Of the syn
dictate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

seems 10 be about time to he rakinp an
some OF inc scum that has risen to The ton
Of our melting pot h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30
Voice of the People

Letters must give the address of
the writer. Name will not be published ~
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

Po' iii rabbit dis or hand ole yeth:
Folks bin shoot one neerer ter detl.
But de ain done nuff so dey arter yo'
An dc ain give res 'twell dey git yo'
too.
Better wait erw'le an'le yo'
snow.
Po' Ill rabbit. sho gwi' cry,
Wen / think how soon yo' gotter die,
blame yosclf cs we'll es de man,
Who sho' gwi' shoot yo cf no can.
Got no bisncss, rabbit, yo'
Ter mex such or fus'class barbecue. T.
ROSA Ii. GRAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

Dispatches from Washington descriptive Of
4 dinner rendered TO Albert, OF Belgium are
acklng lamentably in at least one important
letail They fail to inform an anxious coun-
ry as to the beverage in which the King
pledged the health OF the President OF the
United States. Had the dinner been held a
ew hours earlier his draught might have
registered 2.75. but the Congress, whose guest
&c had been that day. put the skds under
hat connection and made its consumption H.
egal. So it must be assumed that whatever
vas In the kingy cup when he raised il on
agh IN honor OF the President it contained no
9ore than one-ha!t OF ] per cent OF the stuff
nat used 10 make the world 70 round
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

Z It's other business interests gone TO DO,
curing its long years OF domestic nfclcties
aexico is rapidly building up new and
sourishing source OF revenue through It's
kidnapping industry. SO long as American
sluzens can be seized carried across the Dor
fer and sold back TO their own country tor
&lbo, 600 each. Mexico need not worry about
is old heids or bother with other commercial
ares Wealthy Americans are plentiful
long the border. and it is always the omen
eason. Some day, perhaps Washington may
wake to the fact that il is responsible for
he safety OF its nationals and that Il has
n army fully capable OF guaranteeing Il.
ut until it does Mexico seems determined
D reap its harvest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30
Progressing.

week two ago a headline informed
that there then sXty-two strikes in
progress.
We now remember distinctly when there
only 1877.
And the AmalGamated Order OF Lobster
Gamers has declared a sympathetic ruckus
with the Sardinc Putters-In. and were hiring
a bookkeeper to post US.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

When 1t gets around that man is going to
make his will everybody Is kind to him and
wants to massage his govt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30
Charcoal Eph's Dnily Thought.

When git ambitious bout her
looks dat she kalsomnc her face an stick
black plaster flies her neck said Charcoal
Eph, ruminatively. "a jcs' natchclly hgger
dat he kin have jes' much fun not marryin'
anyhow. Try fapjack, Mistah Man"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

You can't measure a mans brain by his belt
The Office Boy OF Today May Be the Striker
of Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30
iltJulun0 MmpS-pispahh

tqBLISHED every day In the yeas Mt 10 south Tsnth
&treSf Richn,ond Va. by The Ttmcs- Dispatch fub:
( Hshins CO.. ins Charles r. Ha.brook. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30
ADDRESS ALI. COM9IUNICA.
TONS 10 The Times-Dls-
path. and not to Individuals.

rFI,ErIiOSk: Randolph 1.
Private Branch EIchnpcc
connecting With all dcpsrt-
,nAnfh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-30

BRANCH OFFICES: Wash
fnkton. l4l6 Now York Ave
nue.: New York CITY, Ftfth
Avenue building; Chicago.
I'eopie~ Gus BmidllS;
Philadelphia. Colonial tTust
building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24

NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

The following change has been
made in the schedule Of street cars In
the city This does not apply to In :
tefurban ears Cars will leave tho
1own down loop on tho hour. 10 min
utcs after AMI 10 minutes after sae
hour, IN place OF the old sch@iult of
10, 20 and 50 minutes otter the hour.
Returning from the end of the lInes
The time will be on the 10 90 and 80
minute schedule CuthJa Street Car
Company. effective Monday. May %.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24

ffaiu and continues through the
second verse.
II ihere are times when YOU Ike ~
f.Nsl Ia the thoughts ui harpy days
Fpne b., you will be siad 10 those
moments ~ listen 70 ftlta krrislsf. 90
a NiciFola Record lus, ,snsd, play
Dream u Youth" The neiodirs 10
hlsis are waits tlmes. mosglY 44sneh
lunrs ~ yon heard Ia yauf youth aat
may ssill hear, far thsY are ,unes that
never die. kre slers playing IA
iniruci. OF tsndrrnes. There ~ las
lsh use III douhls-stoppinw. lnsiesh,
krcisisr sometimes gets the effect ~
two si~iin- for thr saeund part tallass
an independent mcludy hna "a lia uwn
IN beautiful harmony with the prsn-
tipai tlsme.
Ihe essf.pupular missouri Walts'
~ o vocal aftAAgrmenl. Hush hYe.
Ma tsahy' II peearnftf nr nsm We
tor Record ly Vivian Iolt and ilIllaa
kosedalc, who made saci hit IN
rHcllo. Alexander" This, hy the way.
" their Victor debut On The re
verse - the record they ssns WhHn
the Shadows Softly Gofnc and Co..
While both these songs are 81 the
popular order, shey afr unusaaliy niusi.
cal u effect. The voirss sre sgesp.
ilonaiIy good, both individually and 10
their blending.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24
Flonsalsy Quartet plays
. Schusns mn Scheme

This "Qmaftet in A Minor oFess
shundant opportunity ior thls tpfe.
fnasf musical organ ka'iaa ~ its Kind
60 displey Iis vnndvfful shsll
Technically speak NJ. tiss lntsrrfw-
tstton = splendld example ~ their
art The ensemble Ia perfect. the
four players playing - one man. The
most significant point ~ .ali is the
spirit so chsraetsFissie ~ these artists.
lhr pfeeis,vn and accuracy Of the
playing ~ achieved without the slKhts
est weakening III smtilpnat eAprsasson.
Rarely indeed have shs spirit And Che
letter been Ia bettar aSeefi than IL this
Interpretation,
A ptstiy lttiis song II Masseust's
u surg ty balli furei on a re@ Vie
frpla Record iuss issued "1Tepusxnls'
il~illEhu 10 tae love sons al fhs hiy
unfclded 70 thr lit' ' lady tgigs slssp.
ing within her ea olainE petals. A
the lily whispers. slcrp deseruda aiika
upon the hlnssoSn a. 4 she ilfgIs creep
ins shinss that have found shelter laf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24

rraniren's Society psshssss IA s,ws
III w. iikeI. IN IL 4 Hrmw nfehx ~ :
wlgh hsass. piaeo. clarinet aad ~ en-
etaeiie man with ,hs traps IA pi<ys
''Swewt %iaNase tas ssus, uf We,
ief hsnafd isst lssnsd-~a number wifh
an nvisntsl t0ugh. and Just A wsid ~
they make shsn. Uu shs btAer spss ol
fhs record ths sams esshsxffa pfsys
'lke's Had No fasin' fos i Isoux. Ipnx
Tlms." whtsh "a nssiisv ous step
Aud II ever pteTe NJ suslsss stid
"het ! mapw or. a u shts. Ihe nasss
trf lnggaaalsxs "%assh Come Over
fFese~t and "TheA ths tlld HAA
Heats fvf H9me. Il u iaAg the surs
~ niasle thr hnys will wsns 70 dance
just tp Erf real veustastakls In fhsss
aeE eisilian elashes.
The svsf paqalaf TFscgh &. smish's
1FshT*tfa psesenss tws waltsxs - :
rsw Victor RECORD. AHa "a tkep h<ins
*nsaF 1ld tai "a MineH tsf stNes
Iehn Netoteaes snnK shts s@as tnts
sasar. sais sonpusisleH ~ Ilslif. f.sls
Rice has b~en smrs Gse hlt IN Nas
cot essxlaaiss la ~sllx laas9. t~s xf~s
f0a hssf 4 as.xsaasgs sNadssf hN1h uvx
yuaIl adugf III TIsf bal a. w
waiEr. Dn iie fsysrsa II tho fsSasd
The wAifs IA hrn i8s tswk In the
iEsaft 81 a k1ss" stans The bsrsv
'ulsr - anegher song that usaAss IN
islsal waigf.
Arishs Orchestra also pgsseass
suugie ~ msdisY los strata rhs
HaYsi NsgahpnaH 10 ene. Il insreduM~s
When she shsfsY nlessnus fsil" erd
"la klnssian ~ tus fJwn Ths
other uHfnber K 4nAfgf 90 ths gfhef
side Of tho record. samfftss "fh4is~
en1s Of Ysrgs Aga sad "Taks
Chance This snasx has slrssdr ven
its way into fAeos wlth dAaesfs 10
@srf seaiefhinR Tsesi~
SIT. ether Jsnes asabers are ne
seated on a ne~ Victor Record Ms
meath. plssfe. wiih bio aesesf4ss
ofisfs nn ue,se-dsfs mxdlry ios ffos
selsrtian n "fem'li Flnd uld nixis-
iaaA IN frsnes.~ Nhseh also insiStss
Il Aln't Cos Wssry Yet ard ''faD"
The All Star Trio rfsseafs. on ne
rr.rfse u the fseofi. snushsf foa
sfeL 'Just shI,s~F ~hish i real vsess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24

-
more siAbefatr
sonfs 81 praise
o. psnlteuce faN
10 do IA u ene
VI these fssotite
cid hymns that
ieulss u q NJ er
naxs anew Oh q
NicifelA Record,
Il Love 10 Tell
the Story" The
present arrange
nsot " paftlsul /,
afly rich IN hsr-'
mon, The first
verse u sung ~
. s0io hy Homer,
and q ehosu, OF
mru vni ces
lnlns in Tho rs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24

ITS Ne 4tf ~ fe
msIned for Mas
senst 10 bring ~.
10 the pietufe the
quiet of evening.
aud tss voice of
CALI { rei. sins
10 In French. Is
like q fine spun
web OF silver
drawn from the
evening dew.
The ew est
Victor artist of
the plsnosofse.
Alfred Gortat,
plays again this
meatiS ca a ne.
Nirsreia nrsesd
This time he has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24

Tfls rsorsh. On ns~ Nslfas
tstefd. eluck siefs ~ : soief pisfufs
a a eumpanicn scene. he Little Old
ios CABIN ln he lane
While this seas 10 dlsilns,iY AmsF.
lean IN ssntiuseut lg has a ugitefssl
ssrreal. icf u tells 81 an ID. ell dairy
Who has ccmf utaf - the end ~ thr
iopfny AL sast take "NsssA sa'
ple Misss an deed. deyre .iseeIa'
sids " SIDE aud be u lslt alcue ia
,hs Old los eAlsn. The osphsa. Oar.
~ Of malr eoless Accompanies OlasA.
With tcliinE snssg.
Snsrsl hymns have been called sss
lola songs " ssCs.i maas Thfr
serve % keep hslors us shs s..<stiai
ssmpi,s,is ~ ~ chfisiiaa sshsssa ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24

oss 81 Ikass ssiiss sptnl.A fs-css
. dsftllas rtsfs shass FfNf<f llsf,>s
~ fssilhins tsaaff - hs4|Asnl sls
rlsy rstsasrs phleh isIis~ f<ssssf
slsIi nlIai rlstue - ssskf ssss
tgsalsh maid and hsf dhs.<f Ysslsff.
A. iatiatfs huis rltHHs ~ . hems
~Ae.s u.ssshsfs s,s s,sa y y sesns'ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24
LATEST OFFERINGS m MUSIC

Il u . pretty plss-ss a .. "a fssso
sstla IA fasss tIaesalas fe.<~i -
4,ef fhs lsn.is4asss y srfs >ss "
weiss efAilssfa
ssal,s - lhs westi s-,lss wsl
lea slnx - e&e lsmss set ne
fssIlfss lAIsItff - - FFfsIts - -
fssalA has = IfisAs ~ Afssss s<tfN
81 sGtimiaa lhsl sIa ssss u ssfsia<
-liA sssytesb.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24

this pretty picture 81 the dsntios
Warehouses; The delicate eharrso of
the song are enhsrcrd ~ the -
ton a sai<pxa and other vCeal
ornsnsnfs d<hstrsi'y sung ~ W.
peTulAs As!ep,l'ssr Opera sspss
rresed snd the wofld.s m.seerr6 -
artists can X ..,..sed - rsssis,iv
~ the dzy< rci1 ~ for ne cossessss
Of the yiefreia. and indeed fcr any
ore ~ho ~ill drop In 20 the sforx of
The nearest Victor dealer and ssmcly
al him 70 play The nusis yeu uisk
70 hesrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24

~ 49,
pisna. syIarhaes
and sssepall9r.
snsf quits he
reshlas yoa stss
heard
Spsstfna ~
dsaetax ssr 3
us Of 4 dsiigh(Y1l
scns . hsch MnAei
Garrison asst ln
Ffsnsh On . -
yiessels Re~crd
y b sse title "
-too> dss0s.
lNsfqsssse" NJ
hfau<ss Yne
|Dsneisal. Lot
ness. Airin1oe
~ A.A-A - ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24

sic INVESTED m oil lease ma,
make sio.occ: ~ aeres. s5c acre
. o~a. 10 acre wsct'ss "a ~ - 10
ressss. Rainbow'a end. opening new
field may make your lc3Hc worth $1,000
acre This has happened In Teaas.
bay now; sell .ish, siit way made
fortunes for lease owners. remit sse
acre first paymcni. Write FREQ infor-
nation. Joe Milan. Gut. -. ,,a..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24

atHIrlf little taafs
,hai s,lfk Ia As ~s~asv. At 10
cause y !. - sss'sls ~. \ - sys'.
sns sena - ans. Rsia4r sptts q
- nsh J. eeies. 81 sss~ ssi vsk eas
.,,. ,,ea. '@., a.. zee s.s..' .. ,siA!s sr's'
suris' ~AskI s.a.' i'ss s.Ss. :.
=. .'s, e.. s,'ssa !. .,. w Il, 's. . .:.s.: s,..:
|whl semsn sen tAs nesf 70 vssy
. ytciln ehtlsslo i siisf. On lAs
"NAls snd See" Il ls q irctss siss
hssuutully pla,sd w Ksgs a. . ssl,
iof bells wiih srps iilns shsef
The Victor NllitsfY Bard plays
sefirs ~ ,Asfars on o.. Nf,cf
Record. Designed laf sAllsfss 10 n.
hcass 4. ~si - ia tho Asnlivssstsn.
The ssissflers ass hlesl sos ssesr,.
ltrylps yhsldfsa 10 nsfshirs stie.
rsns hgtna. tspiiias fursins and
mary ,sslsau ~ hmllsfins sasmsis
The s1ii ~ the nasf,afs sni he A.
rfnseh ~ ths vse4Hpa sesDn ave
Irresistible APPEAL - the sona W ne
tamr hfe" ~hseh tas Peerless Quss,
let pfrssnts en a nsv Writer Record
The spflshtlr fhy'hw ani rich htf
monies ass a. afhrin4 80 ths verdi ~
he ssag viHeh sagaret pl~sssa'
place ~ shs lakssssir. ~hsr~ ,w hs,shs
camp hrs And NJ uns sho hmls "
uhsr > warm ~elsoess.
On shr srvsfsm ~ tho sespsi haflss
Hart sad tllsess shsw uas AZ sras.
vally tender llsfss rang ~ wsl's ssms.
"fm farvssr uluwtu. nyhhlss "
tells ~ dreams shef eui ~Hh ~
da~n. ~ ssssles hu.is W sAs Als. sni
huhhlss char isae and die. 'hsash chs
pleasure they hfles u real enough
lhr vaises " llaft ard Shsw sse In
rich harmony wigh whieh II hlsudsf 10
the iass rstgala tho sans ot the VIOLA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-24


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