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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23

least two days, if not fixed to motor home of even
ings; in which you will be expected to come
daily to enjoy the occasion to the full The show is
to be run IS hours per day-the best time to it
being between the hours of nine in the morning and
midnight. You sleep and eat the balance of the
time without being unduly criticised as Stacker.
Spend part Of your vacation at Hagerstown, young
man, and if your vacation joys already past for
1919 take another vacation. This is the sage advice
of those who will not only the show, but who
already running the town, and they know what's
what.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
BY William r. Sanborn

WHY travel to the mountains seashore to
w have jolly good time when such live little
burg Hagerstown is planning for the
Greatest Show Earth of it's kind. All of Indiana,
as much of Ohio get there and citizens every
where, from coast to coast, invited to and
make merry and to share in the hospitality of this
Hoosier city in the heart of Old Wayne.
They admit at Hagerstown that to entertain the
whole United States would be pretty large order,
but you the show lasts several days and it is not
expected that all will arrive in town the day
or days Besides, the politicians at Washington
too busy to be present, and there numerous
people in all the great cities who will be unable to
get away; still others everywhere who out gun
ming for the high cost of living and therefore cannot
come until convenient season. say when the
railroads have very properly been turned back to
their owners and travel is less expensive. Again,
and hate like sin to admit it, there actually
people in this country who have never heard Of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
HAGERSTOWN IN HISTORY

We understand that Hagerstown is historic
old place but has by fallen asleep because
of old age So can ascertain, the present
site of this enterprising burg was here when Noah
climbed down from Ararat after the cloudburst, but
there much land lying around and so few to
occupy and till it, that it not until several years
after Noah that there set in demand for Indiana
farms and town SITES But the folks who are to run
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
FREE FAIR AND HORSE SHOW

The statement that Hagerstown is to put on a
Free Fair and Horse Show barely hints at the many
attractions to be offered Not only is there to be
Horse Show but also Cattle Show, and far removed
from either ladies and gentlemen, there is also be
Baby Show, exhibit of vast Importance to doting
mothers and also to grandmothers. Frank Whitesen
vice president of the fair association is in charge Of
this show, and is widely known as judge of hand
some healthy, cooling babies Mr.. Whitesell makes
discrimination between boys and girls, and will
impartiay that the first prize baby boy gets as
large cash premium award as the first prize baby
Continued Page Sixteen)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
An Attraction the Horse &ov indianapolis Nev Boys Band

Hagerstown, of Wayne county, more's the
pity and it is too late to mail all such special in
vitations and free transportation But mark you.
Hagerstown will take care of the crowds. You will
find the doors of the homes propped open with door
keys thrown into the wells, until the crowds have
come been Hospitality and charmingy entertained,
the society editor would write it, and have gone to
their homes, delighted with the experiences of the
week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23

the Hagerstown Free Fair and Horse Show are not
to blame for this Had the site of Hagerstown lain
in the Valley of the Mesopotamia river near Ararat
or Mount Sinai it would have cut more ice in history
But let that pass. Hagerstown proposes to enjoy
today and to build for the future and to take care
of and amuse the people now on earth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08
The Result Of Lost Temper

EzAelS s-se1xuon-.es ] re1su-
ter she wa looking forward 10 that
event. unused The roung yAysicisn.
still. this inviIsrioa is quite unexpecs-
&c ] wonder Why she semi ai
Tie recalled the girl as lie hs6 seen
Ter few nonrhs sgD--slrno,s ons
year ago. Tivxcfols. wiifpl. rim bril-
liant coloring 10 match hsT sxhubsr-
ant spirits. Etnea Aoen VIA 8 TeukgF
able canras, 10 her sister Emma, ~lo
had always lived Up rS shs descriptive
phrase. = little lacy u"
No oas could REMEMBER Eunl Atsn
when she tsc been anything ouf slim
and r4lr and stlf-possessel- Asr nut
alcwr hxir wxs EieF8 IS Six. sevsrs-
lF parted and ccIieo l0w xs the Stsk
cf her small head Her mt brown
sves rsaeri+c tts yuriTy ard peace q.
lhs spirit within. Eer vosct VAS low
and fweet like the hsuEurg chime OF
yesper bells She 2lvsys wore sefg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08

I'm 50 glad ycu came" HAr dark
eSes we're sparkling and her eAssks
cEnnscn. she Looked Aan1ss11e 30
night Tns youEg nan Vas stirree ~
saos1 Of her.
EzAea. ycr've grcvn ur.v be taASet.
'zshe tn6 ss . :rIl-hicvn fever
Esr eya fell to . b0genst ~ sink
rnsss ats wAs holding -TAank JON
sar yorr rosss. Dy. cunw4y.- sAe sEs1
~.xh uausRal sAy1ssA. THsn ~ isan-
ID lsArer- Have yus sea So
EAe naked.
~only frsG as1SssAsess- seDiisc -
oscssr. witA anhsrs1 fnes.
@Es; ysG VIII 2psak = Asrs SAs
knDxs yen sss ksre. But - 6eann1t
a1ssx w-stA.T - EtAea An61f1y- -
losksd Inn ~ gsss@y <ges< <sh1a anas.
Ard zcEisret fcy lin . sssD - -,
SIDE. ~
Its : <sesx Daaes fsr anz1as.ess.
bzt ] Esst teIl ysa ssnefhaAg-0-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08

eeiers Ale an all 81 se1Eat sigEsEe
Or. Bi-cf Co1ssyis a-fer uons 10
ike lovely Nisx Ae<a Dsx stirred nsle
gossip in the town ului his s1doen
departure. nearly wear ago. bsc end
ed it And no doubt oov 1hs Fbpis
affair wss fergenen. BET he youEE
physician btt roT forgorsn- he hsc
Eoi .1rgogIs1 Emrna sssn. cr hss
wrecked hopes. or The bitterness o.
the rue Nhsn he realized that the SRI
oi lbs chrics cared nothing Ger him.
RE ssd net .orseIe1 LIE lrtl. xiS.sr-
Kzasl. ether: tos fhty hHe been very
Eooc frienss
n worg 81. declared Dr Conway.
tLSnKing o' Erns- ybr hsc sighted
him.
II viii g9.~ he decided u9nsat
later. iisirfsns .. Eshel xnc fs- nrs-
tsrggS snFiigric2
Flcver Hail. ligtiec xHc decorated
for the coureneenerg exercises II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08

ne rosrs hlSh school 02 thursday
e,en.1s, ~As crowded 10 the ooors- Dr.
cenvss slipSsd INTO The g.. scene N
uDesientsriousty - posxhls. and took
sess On The t2s ssn< vhk7~ als dark
Asss ssltcueHsd assRnss fbs psss wHaa
vks sccn dinrDs<rrd br . patr ~
bright eves bAsulEiag 10 cys Gs NE
~kiss fDrred girls xif1zns % NE plss-
srru
Et1sl Arsn vsris AND in lresEiye As
Usual. acquitted herself brislisnt3y
Ere read 81 essay q "Tes Lzfs -
y3s6- sn1 . s1Tty clkSs p0en skscA
sfe hxc <omposee Nhaae slaeiag n
The SADrus saa<s she managed " SKA
. 1skhi1g xEsis 70 that Ss6s ~ tks
hall where : xArx hsse ~&x StSkeR-
essee against the Ssie val AID !
hGls-herr sxsers VIE ylbhon-r5s6
cfpleDs in hsne ana ~ srEfal of
f0~ers. sEe dropped N olt-fasASeaee
crrsxes betnre Or Kirra Con Kzy-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08
Had Him Scorcheds Brown

eui promised Aunt Lara 10 Srcp n
tonight shes sasi sci bcms.- He
vAs gone
TAe men smoked under The lev am
ser Esku and 10 enc Essore for . sain-
rte. TAe clt crssd had hung sose.A-
q TOO nGny years 70 feel rne receassty
q speech. parsicnissfy suxs row When
0szy enc knew ex.rssy vAss ~s n
every soe elsex mind
-EAs aonyer know hsn he ners be
puzzles ne. hnally ssse the hnet gkis
ero1gtx . vo3sey e remarks.
He musc Aase aaysocy fo- the AK
is1<-
-Hsss ssusSrsss feasss I ever
kne0.-
~ HssrT.-
-TAafs . uikzxfe-sss as4esfss.
sAunfs sl Ere pFsef.~
r1zxs rss1k caaslGy. Il \ ssbss-
- assd Ma RsehAstA rs lsss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08
By Phil Moore

night Tn afraid I've made niseAief:
! 6snt know now nucA.~ E1hes xss
spsaking il low. r1xsrssned toAes. and
WITH her eyes dsHscasI Il horsd yos
ard EEna wcusd meet and - friendly
scaigtt But I've sesa he.-xnd re
seen yor--sra know nrsy .fess
Up"
She Tsssed her syea tc naest his sa-
euirirg gxss with DalDabse exorr snd
sol2sd weakly. Before Ecu went
away. Or. Conway. yon sent : lsrtsr
70 Emma She nsvsf g0s 1t I wss
angry viii her snsa tAsn and FL tDck
~ istssr ] uDast: it wAs only IN
inv-faa<sa sr soaesAtng npfAzug h.
Dsr1ast - 1zg6. ! vss very angry.
A. 80 - ssnt Asay. asd Enns
ssensaeA KaS \ important
n - SsxY tnporfsat.- answersd
ne ysrzE 6srsor. srzvsls. And roy
&>srruys6 if.~
-YA.~ aAmaf1sd The girl. oh. Twas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08

TIE reacs-s ct ikss r.apsr NIL b
r,-4eod "a learn -ha here y a. less
one dreaded disease thai sctrce e.s
hesr able "a cure n al i,s stages an
ihzs q cafarrh. caur~s being greatly
.nnnecce1 by coassiluison,l cordiiionf
-Nuul-cs canSl.sQiinrsl ir%asnenl
Halls Csf,--h Netirine Is iAksn IN
f@rnailr md acts thru the Hood o.
The Mu>oas Surfaces Q. fhe Sys'en
faeresy DESTROYING she .cundntjon Q
.Ae cisess>. giving tht 7sslsnf sfrenfii
by Building Up the constitution anc
q Resisting naiare in Going rs WORK
The r-olri~io-s hfve 80 much faith
II the cnrsiivt covers of Halls Ca
;a-rh Medicine ihar hey offer o7e
Hundred Dollars Cor any case that =
fans 70 cure send Cor lis al sesr-
molials
ADDRESS r. J CHENEY 4 CO. Tcls-
"a Ohio. sod sv al Drlrrists. s5e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08

sForn he was Interested In that cons-
IN Of mineoo1t you remenber.
Elcfs Dunc&a. from Portland. wae -
lied 10 last year. He foek her 70
plsees~xnd sest her enough nowesy
and c&scy 70 sn6sw . hospital She
wa crazy absss I'm. sso-yons asuA
see thss viii yoar eyss sAuI One dny
they vers euiag - motor - u BsF-
EinxAsn C2nS Or tAs fernis 1Axls
uhea = tslsgxsn cane from Phzlli1s
. wireless. nxhar- He vas 81 Il
ne u1d6ls sf - Atlantic: - snsk
. notioa Sna vunk He wss hack -
three vesks. ~ Kastse - - 49,
brSksr hesrss1~
-TAAts nosAhx- puf h sDsnsw.
-lkstAer - - vsre ~ Il LAbe GD1n-
aboses. u - y11se Ns1nEa1na. fue
ysass asn. 80 Gheee - = nm2y
ihesv-ssg kxDw de-. - 4 As.sns
1sssg-esl - ysunsess g1si . ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08

(. klsc< nHs,< 90 nHssss nns~s. ~ Z
ss~rt g. sesf 0sshrs< ss<-SA
Als~s> c f.1-l.r< - Es1s ~ Sss-
s~s ss &s& q. Alnek :. - cs1h,<
$50
n2s<rs w2lksr "a v " c nrAAsArs
s~sAsea s-ls-s se<s- si-~st
csrna on canrnns a coshr-~ co.
90 on csnr @nt, ias 4. s>sck "A. cr~s-
cent s1ens
ys.~< rAlllrs % Em.a " Nal
los u skl -. Assrs =. Ezss cusAr~
Nlhe KcsAle- 10 Rrrex css~hlsr.
sast ebe Aalf sorsAv~<f ,s-as-l sss<-
Ss,A
rzscss hr.l 20 rhs~ y Avpcl bsss
; ana a.. sssck -. csssr~. efscs
ilss~ss Ilssn4n % ~ cA-npsA.
isis : kn1 4. hsnek 81. cspka1 iisissss
c1lhrs. o.
MN "A R-xilnrs % " y nsn--
sna sNss oas hsH >nsshss~g fs-l@-i
sast g..
" X sRisr~sn 10 J n nv~s. k~sl
- and ;,. hknrk -. ssiArs. 81.
salias wxrs. ~ a. 90 Ns-y { c.sl
~. ~ -. sscrk ss. cassrse. tss>a
J ; R-svn a. G Y nrsss. Ina isi
- ara "a. hAsr< :. cr~~r~r<. 49,
Nase She-sccd - J W oldsnrn.
los - - ans y. eisrk -, nrd
capRn, Helssis. eess-sc f>sa.
cossss@ : calr1n - iIuh.. u c-k- |
TN. lots - ana - sicck !. carahai !
Hclehrk caihrse. xosa
" N Sa.on - IA N Eor~n s~s
- ana 81. hsocS a. Eass catArc
49,
Vt Saeda-h 60 Emily S,oran. icss
4ad !. si.cs :. Fsns ca7iscl HelFhss.
caih-.e siSaa
gss y Arnslrsng - Adam Srioe
lois % {. Aiocs 8. Ese-a adakson
70 c-~scsnL siasss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08

sxz zxsExxxsxxSxxs -
Ns,ha 4 Bunay vas so<r In cll..
'cn caansy. I'D. Sept =. ie;s; a~p.r.
u sAis LIE. Ane !. i<,e. SA~ vas
zarr.ed 70 chas 4 narsy a. rxsfau-y,
Nsa. March -. iS-s and "a tsss uusos
ssrN bora Eve cADtrrn. sA-~r ssn
md gvo txnshi~rs. one snn xnc 800
.snrhs-s having prvr<e1 hc-. os
he TOO living. one rsss6s< wish MS
1rsi,y q stccie CRY. Ses 4nd ArsAur
Rundy ane wiz 81 cusNrr. wsA
easn sAe reg.d~t :; ne sine a. Der
..asA.
Mrs Baney came viii htr r.-cn,s "a
'ai-sa-y. Ses n ls-s. vAe-c $40 ~.
SIDED Cor number a. year.. congns
'rc-a sher~ % cashrie. sAe-e she ~
'idec ami The tine of he- ~safA- sAt
Rad A~en n r.,cr health for fhe NJ =
hree wears. aer suffr-nss fo- the pas
X rosihs tetn- vt-r srrc-s, su: she
'cre the-n psasea;ly ans during aer.
nonih's stay IN he Acs7xtal her xAols
mind was in heaven and 10 foot
sines eeycne. her nurse SAID. she
aifed a. hat nors sasn suyshirf
lse She se.ve ihr Two sons and
cu- hro.he-s. David 4 Ash aueh OF!
ssra,pa wsnsam Il Ashpsash ana
tmos y AshrearA os yoress. Ind |
Toward AshpanrA OF san Jose. Cal.
nd two sister. Olive Z Pausn Of
suthri~ and Amanda carHesd of Sa-
'nlra and Clarence AshaaurA. 4 ne
htw ressdins south cf The city. Thoss
's' Of Town n attendance At the tu-i
leral were yosenh Chambers ana wife.
1rs Dem Cbsndasr ana Mr. and Mrs
Of Crescent. Thomas Nor
sssegi cf Edmond. prlrle Roy III
saifsn OF p sam Houston and Rev
Thomas vescA Of Enic. who condac
q The service which were held 81
barter Oct school house souan OF the
sar and The remains w.re laid 70 r>s;
wo miles south Of Ct1rrr- Oak in
'leasant Hill c~nrte-y by the side OF
'sr saolhsr- large number Of friends
vere present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08
ANFslcaN ASSOCIATION.
ReAl ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Elizabeth NeNsnas % 5 c vaaisw'
/. ar-~s os - t--ss 81
Mary r Bowen 20 J Z LAwve-. ezs'
orr half ncrthcasr ss-is-s west 81
1.s.
lssac C Bowen 20 C N Lawyer. wese
one half northeast e2-is-s west 81
sss.
Frank b castes 90 James II Fox.
loi =. block 20. Gurh-se- $500
Gertrude cot.ey 10 Charles r Furhis.
cne fourh inse-ess IN ear aft acres
southeast 9-lS-s. silSt'c.
gobe-r Tervsll 20 Margaret panef-
t-.v. southeast se-lf-s vesz- s-aea
G II Hilbarn 30 Geo J kna7n. ici
&c. Alock rs. Ease Suih-ie- $1,000
yohn Collins 20 Ezra o Nye. norrh-
ezsz 3s-is-s west s55a'.
Pe1er c Griffin 80 chzs " Simmons.
r4arhsasi ss-ls-4 west. sissbA
Jennie leasna to C " A-rowood Ar-
lors ~ and IA. block sss. West Guthrie
ss-a '"Gsp"vNVUl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08
Est SDf NGlH tllD3
clEIeIfIT r sIlne.

A cc.s.m.<aA of J4aAssH e.as~
vs> ssis<< n - Ansn0a ssupou>
cfnce Al tk-ksti he ysss<~asy ~
n<rssy sA<rr i 4 usscs<y. 70 ~
rc>as v~es ns1e.
n< sA.ens nsn. cnasAls~< als< 1osss
ssesc< ho.<i~s. s'x 1as~a s-essc>
sessss<. asa sArss l-ssilcs sessles- d
sss sasrv~s1 10 lhs 49, tEss ON
pAsy. the o<.ore sak. nss vu1A
hare nsds snca<4 -jsca- - nAle .
sAol> rn<s.<Ei A2sBy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08
GRAVE cseeess OF cuellN
DEMAND eerreR wteEs

Dnblin- Aug Owing 10 tke STRIKE
a - grave dfrre~. Cha sn~vf- cerns-
terry Dublin was clcsea vsrerc2y Tn
me1 have -nsde demands Tor nsghs-
wages which che committee As rnaAl.
10 grant Only one inierlnsns i3os
place yesterday morning beacre Ght
strike went into opa-asaor- bnt rela-
uvcs Of dead persons has TO arrange
Cor filling IN os -he graves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08
.F TN II
MVuus. TN
PHOSPHATE


wAss ons siops 20 ccasscer a. hss'
- sesk F<-ofle NO are searSAsnf Goa
rnasly for sosn- uesAn1 b. slirs
fAey nay lncrsAs< <k<lr fs~<A - .ar.
snxi rrapa<sians ~ TO- fsslip< oui =
skiy hns'ass The rsenS!ns OF q F.-e-
trading Sniifs sNA tkr An~r .an
b.csn q AAAilA ana asfrsnltsness. {
= no vonasr thai many ss1 sariss
suErs <s.rcs sisoe chs lsn@ apnsn
fson tin~ "a Tine ~ .<sile prlnt
NA-i< s~cssfit@ fkinn~s< mirtf IL
xstrcos~4 "a sartous ana snssis caas.
- IN tist~-~ns lbcisiinkls q a. |. sei,
kDos Ars shN The lack ~ xlliscl-n
fa><ss1.4eru.1s IA she hnr4n srFien /
Fssy hrrs@y r~s~rns HE for n > "a
di1kca. fsT~rlnrn;s % hurssns an
animals ~ many rrlensleis has~ dem
cn=irst<1 s>1or oatSfioa a. Aoah
hat Assy teseleef "a yAsspha-au
cssnonsf nervous. sirki~ and sAin 4
ncssd anthr and rr0~ssn- In b.
aen<. Chemistry anf rcod Sus -ssinn.'
pu,li<hed N IaiS SAYS: - ths
ib< 1roouri a. psnsphorcus rcQnirss
Tor fhe normal nutrition og man
ss,rsoasly under~siimated in rn.ny q
cnr standard TEX Aaoks.-
|; serns - be vel esfahssftt sha
his erfsrscrcy IN g.ko~rhorcus MA,
ao~ ~ me- hr the use O! an nrrans
nhoFrns'e fno~r fhror~Aoaf fn=iisi |
s-cAking oountrsss a. Riirs- Phosphate
rhroaet The Assimilation ~ shis rhos
saate ny the nerge tissue shs ahos-
pho-'c ccnsen; when ahso-Ae1 n n |
Ernouns normally required ~ nafer>
soon produces welcome cbAncs II
,ur body and mind. Nerve ,snSins
.is@pneArs. riro- 2nc sl-rngsA replac
r~asness and lack ~ energy. ard n
s1cls body saon loses Es aelr hollow
nd aerup. 1nflss. seco-ling cHvelop 4
Z IN glow 81 psrt-cr hea.rh .ns
-eAniy snd she will s,1 s4rec<gh % b.
!, anc eoinf. u = s-oi1 BY ne carnsr
'hsr-nscy N Guihr.e. ana Al 600
rsegss;s.
CAUTION -w-Afl- Bis-c- Pnosrshss
J lHsu-rssss-d f1- ste relief 81 nerr
nsness. gen~.l dthshey. ess- hos
lkinc u Nhn % Doi desire 60 our ~
s.sh should rs~ e,i-A rsre in .voidin.
Il f-arDturlrr f-.sas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08
ia vAs Is sAs-- srisl MAJ

my Gt4y-
z1Axy ofay. TAs Eide gin vlsss
6xher ksvf fhe 0z1 an1g1e shcp in
ungs1Ds1-- - eae ~ father sserzel
- 0scA absst whea 5sek sola hsn
0houf 1er-
YO-&hass the sne- Aal ubss -
hnnSd ef II - snil she vnsa's DufAs
- aosu Jse1rs i1fs-ss sAs shDos1
rwxy yhea ~ fszher 1ssd an1 vsss
= - - uneos-a snn1er-a roaDsr.
~ 1Des.t onl an ~ bsa4 1rs
- nns1fnsuE II oresslAaA for . fsv
ns1GA os1 thsa - KsrsA. cape
f0v1 ~ Gvhz1e asl fbe cslsaiss anl
90 - Assss11De Shs cosl1st bsve
h11eD bes1er = . ssxnealn cave shna
- - rot vi<h ~ Jackls fol-
louo1 - ssaJ eise. enIy u -
0g1 - = ua<k sr to be1srs he'd
- ohGBA 4 fra8o dtfD , 0s Aare-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08

rICKIY gl2ncing gtr0aSa TIE
morning mail yo1nx DI-
Conway saw y letsr that
nss weli-regaisfec heart TO besl
elsrated time 1usi few tut1sr-
apsgations due 10 the leapsng
AZ she has written 10 me,
9. Second thozghi Sisprovec
speful fancy. Emma Adsn GA
ritz q hand 80 boldly angular.
mnA Alden voulo ngi hare ases
ink nCte paper.
dear Or. Conwxy--l hear yo1
c. again. and l co hope you viii
srexsed In tie neSs OF ny grad
!. The exercises sKifi s2ke place
6sr evening in Pfsvsr HAlA.
shsll be xssd 10 see yca there
II course. yen VIII meet many
old friends NJ re sane rims
very sinesrsly.
ETHEL ALDEN
E.-FleAse coEe Il .'oE can
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seven @en hundred Aails--Rkers
and iron shipbnilders have gone hack
.o work n Nons-eaL Canada. having
received an Increase IN wares.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08

Ih@ almond arrcs of STasn ys.2d
ahoul p per cent nf she worlds sun
TlF.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08

War Savings Stamps srreae hap
n.ness 10 milliols---+i yoEr share.
BUY W S s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-08

estoree Energy and Vitality by creating new healtAy
sood. when You 1bel its strengthening invitstotl
'nect see how II brings color 20 the cheeks and how
improves the appetite. you will then sppesciats
q true tonic value.
: destroys the Maladal Germs and removes the
impurities in the Blood
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC is not patent
Medicine. II is simply IRON and QUININE Gus
ended in Syrup So pleasant even children LIE 4.
The Qunine and Iron does not Dissolve IN the svrup
md, therefore. does not make the syrup bitter You
10 not taste the bitter Qulnine and you ~ NOT
aste the Iron because both are completely covered
sith syrup when swallowed ss.s TT, t
The Iron used in GROVES TASTELESS Chiu
TONIC does not discolor the teeth or in)ure the
namel and IL agrees with the stomach better.
rhan other forms Of iron. -'s
The Specially Prepared Quinine used in GROVES
rASTELESS Chill TONIC differs from the ordinary
sulphate OF Qunine in that it does not cause nery-
BUSINESS or ringing in the head and does not distas
the stomach. making it especially adapted to childpn
ana delicate adults who cannot retain anything = q
nafure
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New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
Standard Oil Secretary
Dies Suddenly Abroad
Richard Charles Veit Recen,lv
Had Completed so Years
With Company

Richard Charles Veit, secretarv >.
the Standard Oil Company Of Nsu
York, and head of its large marine 4.
partment, died yesterday in Yokahar,,
Japan, according to a cable rnezsa,o
received from his wife, who vas viii
him. Mr.. and Mrs Veit had gons 49,
Il five months tour Of the Far Fs..
shortly after Mr.. Veit's associates -
the Standard Oil Company had rs,a ~
brated last April the fitch ami
versary Of his connection with IN.
organization. They were 70 have
started home September %.
Kenneth Veit, one of Mr.. Vets tro
sons. left yesterday to escort mis- moi
er and the body of his father nome
Mr.. Vet was born in New York NJ
vember II, 1855. He graduated sror,
Public School ~ at the age OF twelvs
and entered the employ of Rockefella,
Andrews e. Flagler before ne lad
reached his fourteenth birthday. Es
was then an Office boy with d salarv ~
So a week In 1880 he took charge ~
the Standard Oil marine department.
and became secretary of the COMPANY
in 1911.
Mr.. veit married Miss Mary K. stobo
in 1880. Their two sons are Kenneth
Alden and Arthur Stobo Veit. Ths
family maintained a summer home at
Sea Gate.
Mr.. Veit was member Of the A.
lantic and New York Yacht clubs ard
the Lotus Club.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
Ripley-Pearson Wedding
Days Event at Newport
DinnerCivenin Evening by Mrs.
Coelet, Gov. and Mrs. Beck.
man and Mrs. Whitman
SDrcint CorrrsDondei

NEWPORT, Aug. so.-With the Rip
ley-Pearson wedding as the chief feat
ure this afternoon, this evening was
given up to dinners and dances. The
chief dance was that which was given
by Mrs. Ogden Goelet at Ochre Court
for the Duke and Duchess of Rox-
burghe, who are soon to conclude their
stay here and go to New York. The
guests from several Of the dinners
went to Mrs. Goelet's later for the dane
ing.
Governor and Mrs. Beeckman gave a
dinner at Lands End.
Brigadier General and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt gave a dinner at Beaulieu,
and there were other dinners by Mrs.
Gustave S. ]. White. Mrs. Ogden Mills,
and James J. Van Aldt, while Mrs Whit
man entertained WITH q dinner in honor
Of the birthday anniversary Of her
husband, former Governor Charles S.
Whitman, Of New York. Mr.. Whitman S
birthday was earlier in the week, but
as he was not here at the time, the
party was put off until tonight
Among the luncHeons to-day we're
those given by Mrs J. Philip Bernhard
and Mrs. Frederick Frelnghuyscn.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
George Leslie, Of New York, and Miss
Gladys Hinckley. of Washington, guests
of Mrs. James Macdonald