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The St. Mary banner., 1919-09-27
THE PRESIDENTS RES
SPEAKING TOUR
President Completes Week Of
Speechmahiag on the Pa
cific Coast.

rpmDlrtPi his wool, o+ spaarh m, /, in 8,
49, p.e.
" munster mass hleellhS dt Los All
I geles, at which thousands heard his
I plea for early ratification of the peace
treaty,
Welcomed 10 the city bv 2 crowd
which tir0snIy hacked the downtown
/ section the president was chpered tu-
rrnItouel, ayar,,.h.ra he aureared
. dAfihS the DAY AIohS lhe me ol
ten-hile paT"de ne rode III a am CT ap-
piauSe and later at puOiic oihHef
thetfS greeted MS de%LdfdIlohS tAat
the treaty should and would pe ac-
SNp'eu
hen ne entered the auditorium loF
/ bus nI1ht speech ne was cheered TOT
more th&n two minutes by crowd
estimated by the police at "'2'. l ne
h2Ii was TANNED ana outside We're
thousands VINO could not get III. Some
''''' "''i''i'7 9'''' '''- - ''''' 'i'''7
~ 'p>''
At me AUDITORIUM heetlAS Nf. Ii
son was introduced by Mrs. Josiah
Evans toWles. nauonal president OF
'he General Federation ol Women
lGhS, "-o tod the crowd ina! t&e
.'"0"' H'.7' anu ""'"1 0S1 ""'' ''s
"'''N ~ ""I- '''I' ""lL" ioI '-i
''iie'
The president alluded o an address
made by President Mckinley on the
DAY before his assa SiHatiou and as
serted that the nartyred president
words about arbitration seemed 10
show he had prophetic vision on the
eve OF his death.
pafa,rina "a oLisctjons tnot tho
f,.,,,,, ,,,c,,rd in,.of,., tt., T-ri,a7 c+o+as
in entan2ling alliances, Mr. Wilson
said the league was IN fact a proposal
for disentanglement.
"What WASHINGTON had in mind was
exactly what these gentlemen want TO
load ne bacL, tn E" no said eyTbe day
~ alliances Is hebiud us
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San FRANCISCO lai-AcceptahCe ol
me peace treaty as Sood business
The St. Mary banner., 1919-09-27

When a man begins to learn that
he's ignorant he's on the way to wis.
dom
The St. Mary banner., 1919-09-27

An OptiniSt is one who sings. "Pacll
4 your troubles in the old kit bag and
smile. smile. smile"
The St. Mary banner., 1919-09-27
Fell Down,

WillS-What'S the matter with
Bump?
GilIs-IIe was playing IN a margin
and fell off the edge.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-09-27

wi

a,s'.ly ,s you bill
rhe1na AM
knsovSe, bottle
hoss"s ~ What
.isfba' sfa 5 Liver
foubla " tn
omfSnlre. with.
|sc bottle Sol
l.,a' Jane was b :
f'sa Of meas.
h ,mlulnps," :
EseeiI how's
IT. s'splied, 6,
w'h junk
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-04-03
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reaea .le scar of the dis
ease. Catarth is a local disease. great
y influenced by Constitutional eondi-
I; Is, and Ia order 20 clre it you must
ia At an internal re,ae :. Halls Ca
tatrh Cure is taken Internally and
lis .nrL the bloot. Oh The micoIs sur
fn'ss of the system. llali's Catarrh
t,ne was prescribed 10y une uf the best
p vi !ans Ii tins - tnt.y FIR yelrs.
I is composed of sOala OF the best ton
its Anown,, eombiG u with some OF the
test blood purifiers. The perfect com
bination of the ingredients in Halls
Catarrh Cure b WHAT produces such
wonderful, results ii catarrhal condi-
tons Send for testimonials. free.
+. j. Cheney Il Co, Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for ConStipa ton
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-04-03
WOMEN PRAISE
STElLA-VI1AE

We wantevery afflicted woman to try
at least one bottle of Stella-Vltae on
our plain, open guarantee TO return the
money paid for it If it does not benefit.
If you doubt our word that 1t will
relieve the distressing aches, pains and
misery peculiar TO the diseases of wo.
men, read the testimony of these women
who have tried it and are glad to tell
others what it has done for them. The
only interest they have in the matter
is that which any true woman feels in
helping TO relevethe sufferings of other
women. You can believe them.
Mrs. J. +. Lee, Milstead, Ga, had
female complaint for years. Three bot.
Ties of STELLA-VITAE cured her, she
said, and added,"I am certainly thank
full for this great female tonic" Mrs.
n4ralee Frazier, Longview, Tex, ex-
pressed appreciation of VITAE
in these words: II cannot say too much
for this wonderful medicine, l. had
taken other female medicines Tor two
years with no good results. l am truly
grateful for the good STELLA-VITAE
has done me.p Mrs. Sandy Withers,
of Greensboro, Ala, was terrible suf-
ferer from female trouble-and only a
woman knows what that means! Her
condition got so bad her pains threw
her into spells like fits. Her husband
feared she would lose her mind. The
Greensboro doctors pronounced her in
durable. Then somebody suggested
that she take STELLA-VITAE. She did
so. The first dose lightened her spells.
STELLA-VITAEis n perfectly HARM
less compound anditnot only alleviates
womans pain, but builds up her
health; it stimulates her appetite, aids
DIGESTION, quiets her nerves and clears
her complexion. Itimproves her per
onal appearance.
All dealers sell Stella-Vitae, and ara
authorized TO return the money paia
for the first bottle lift does not benefit.
For Sale by BUCHANAN DRUG
STORE, Prescott, Arkansas.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-04-03
STATE ENToMoloGlsT WILL
GO INTO EXTENSION WORK

Mr. George G. Becker, former state
entomologist with the College OF Ag-
riculture, who has been serving in
the Navy. has secured his release
and will return to Arkansas as Elk
tension Entomologist. according to
an announcement made by w. c. Las
setter. director OF the Agricultural
Extension Division Mr.. Becker VIII
be glad TO give advice and make sug-
gestions and to answer all inquiries
concerning insect pests. Send in
quiries TO Extension Division at Fay
etteville
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-04-03
POSSIBILITIES OF
The VELVET BEAN
Offers Great Opportunity For Soil Inn
provement and Good Fail
Pasturaee.
BY l. w. Osborn, Arkansas Expert
ment Station.

The acreage of velvet beans should
be greatly increased in at least the
southern half of Arkansas No crop
affords greater possibilities for eco
nomical soil improvement. and for
fail pasturage Velvet beans do not
make a good hay crop because the
entangled growth OF the vine renders
the utilization OF the vine for hay or
silage almost impossible. The vine
of the velvet bean plant makes a
rapid growth especially in hot wealth
er. After frost in fall the leaves stin
cling to the vines and may be pas
tured, and the seed pods picked at
the same time
The Best Varieties.
A few years ago only one variety
OF velvet beans was grown. and this
was considered too late in time OF
maturity to be grown successfully ex-
cept along the southern border of the
cotton belt. A systematic search for
early maturing varieties has gradual
ly shifted the northern range of adap-
tation of the velvet bean until at the
present time certain strains OF the
ordinary speckled variety will mature
seed in the northern most part of
the state. The most important va.
rieties now known are the early
speckled, Florida, Georgia, Osceola,
Yokohama, Chinese and Lyon 1t Is
generally the case that varieties
which mature quickest are usually
those that make the smallest growth
OF vine. The Yokohama variety,
which is one of the earliest in time
OF maturity, makes very small
growth Of vine and is a shy yielder
OF seed, while Chinese. one Of the
latest has made the heaviest growth.
The best varieties for Arkansas
are the Early Speckled and the re-
Gently introduced Osceola. The seeds
OF the Early Speekled are roundish In
shape and notified. The seeds of
the Osceola are somewhat larger and
rather fattish, and mottled. It is quite
possible that the Chinese variety will
mature in southern most counties OF
the state
Time of Planting.
In this state velvet beans had best
be planted as early in spring as plant
ing Is safe. Velvet beans are very
sensitive to cold. II corn is planted
several weeks in advance OF the
beans, the corn will reach maturity.
before the bean vines irtarfarn with
It's development 1t is important
therefore, that the corn be planted as
early as is safe and the velvet beans
later. When the corn and beans are
planted at the same time, especially
IL such planting issdelayed~in. spring.
there is big chance that the vines
will so entangle the corn plants that
the yield of grain will! be greatly re-
duced.
Method Of Planting.
In growing velvet beans ii Is quite
important that the crop shall be
planted with supporting crop OF
corn or sorghum. Germ is the crop
almost entirely used, as it has been
found by actual experience that The
beans interfere very little with the
yield of corn
Different methods of planting vel
vet beans in corn are used by differ
ent farmers. Some plant the beans
and corn in the same row and at the
same time; some plant beans and
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-04-03

corn In alternate rows at the same
time; some plant two rows of corn
to one OF beans; and others plant the
beans after the corn had come up
and had been cultivated. Planting
the corn and beans in alternate rows
seems most popular, probably be-
cause this practice lessons compett
ton for moisture end plant food
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-04-03

For Sale-Two Jersey COWS, one >
years old. one 3 years old. These
young COWS are cream color both have
young calves. The 3 year old has
second calf. These COWS are some
thing any family will he proud of.
These cows are full sisters, out of the
best of ancestors Prices to sell one
$4,000 one $500. If you want some
thing you will be proud of be in hur-
~. First come first served. At my
farm s miles north of Prescott.
ii. NJ. Mccain,
Route 5, Box g. Prescott, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-04-03
MACHINERY SPECIALIST ON THE
JOB.

" II. Kern, a machinery specialist
with the Extension Division of tho
University OF Arkansas realizes that
he cannot see every farmer personal
ly in the state and help him with his
trouble; consequently he desires Ar
kansas people to write 10 him ana ex-
plain their case with the hope that
he can help them out. Address Mr.
Kern at the Extension Division II
Fayetteville.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-04-03

Herbine cures constipation and re-
regular bowel movements.
Sold by Guthrie Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-04-03
WRITE TO-DAY

in
Management furnished
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25

fhf @me1dsa~a.s. ihr nroos~s ~ rai.-
ffaficn could 80 "a
n. sensfs s -. cm--~elfd e
oAsnse s'nzle or q she as.'
xorts g iAe carrAan, vAAoaf nv
consent ~ N Other powers d san.
aoasv,r make as r~tlfcalsoa con-
aition4i upon sAe Aaopsson u amend
ments
L ne senate refuses 10 rst.,T he
.reaiy lt IS cc-s.dercd likely -. 4
new eacs conference VIII he g.n,l.
q nrnr o. th- sii's8 rowess solli L.
Willing 90 - q rarsy 20 q sra1iy 20
aa.ch as Un;ei s.z,ss A1s aai %
Er-t NE aols its money azS. s-5
or = s.=s zlst D. oons.sssra
uaSh IS chs l5 ts- frs Et -
Ea.sa sa- pnfed s.2te7 has azt -
sr,4s 3 asmt.,r a aa..s. Is Is 10 -i
al unlikely iAEi ne supreme ooar .
nav Dc asked TO o-r.ae Jas hhai /
ne powers q sse senate va oe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

Esih LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as thev
cannos re3ch re seat o. The disease
CalaETA j. a local disease. greatly in
fl7e1cAd av constitutional Conditions
and In order 30 cure Il voa must take
an internal remedy Ha.i's Catarrh
Medicine Is taken Internally end Arqx
shra The blood on ,hc rsucrrs <nrsscss
cs she sys-cng. Hzlgs CztaTrh Medicine
VAS prescribed by one ot The h-s.
physicians IN thss ccantry for years
II Is composed q some os The best
s0zics known. combined wNh so-ne OF
the best blood pGrsler TIE peyfact
combination of The ingredients in
Halls Czsagrh Medicine 4 what ysr0-
euces s3Ch ~0rdeTs1l rssaisx In ca
tzrT'hal conditions send for taszi1lon-
isis. iree
r. j CHENEY 4 co. Props. Toledo.
@.
AL Druggists. ssc-
Hsll's Family Ps9ss for constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25
Alkali In Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soae saella - zsa1 resy oaTe.nliy
f yen w2ng % E~~p yoar hs, looklng
81 b.-e Mos saaps sn1 pregarca
saampeoa contain tos maca alksA
Tbs oses she scaip makes re hsir
ss'gle and rams L.
TA- bss taing sar STEADY ass IS
Nassoea oocoanas o.l shampoo shieh
ls are an1 srszseit.ss4- aid s better
iA4n any7h.ng eise you Szn ase,
On@ os two ts2ss,aoafals VII cleanse
The hair And sc4lg ,aoroasA.y simply
moss7en shs hair wlsh ~ase- ard RIB
y r.. I makes 81 asans2nee oG ricA.
creamy laah-Ar. ~Ai~h -insss ont azssi,y.
fssnDE.nr every particle os dust, hi-t
daadratt and excessive oll Th@ hair
dies quickly and svsaly. and i !s4ves
'hs scalp soft, zna he air f.1e ana
s.lkr, srssAl. iassroas. fluffy snd .asy
70 n4naee
You oan ge' MalsafisSa c1oaaans I'll
sasrna-aa s. 4ny sasrgnacy. is's sesv
ehtan. sRc > few oanc4s VII sltrsy
evs5y naeme~r * tas family for usotsa,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25
eUg w S s.
AMERICAN MOVIES DO
WELL ~ SOUTH AMERICA

Rio De Janiero. Brazl. Jane e-A
Norrh American arriving IN Rso d.
Jzaeiro and srav-rSlng she main SE-eei
Of rh- cifv--AveniGa RIO Branro-csr
wish iEiie mental esfogs srnsgsne hiEn-
self IN New YORK. Boston. san Fran
clesc,o or almost any caEy of the United
States. owing 70 sh~ extensive ase OF
American made moving picture films.
which have IN the last three years
become exceedingly po-ular. 10 TIE
exclasian Q. Earopea made films.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25
TOOK CABLEGRAh SEVEN
MONTHS TO REACH SOLDIER

Massnaee Jane - Mercer Srnssh b.
aem a-i asT safrH. bns Formerly ST.
s~4ns eish sA.. Firw dfvigon n Hs
recent aagoaEn a France ass lasg re-
essve.i ; cahA srara wm5h Ais o.A7r.
Caarley Smith. sao de7nsy sAersss
seas tara lzsg Nos e1sher
Charlsy gr9 an1foas aAoaf Msrcss's
welfare. s.nc~ " hsss hss-s E0sAizg
il- some siEme. 30 he cabsei hin 20
cable hous sgme news- The rzhl@grzznl
has apparently sravesed considerably
and tiazily followed Ms<rar hack Ia
Maskog@a. ous i nerer gog Mercer IN
til .now. snore ihan Sax months aisor
"a was sens
For four or five monshs nox.
Chsrasv and MERCER have s,een work
ing in ire same ogfsce WITH Just
desk bs0ween them. so il didn't r~-
QHir- al zaswe<.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25
BIG SUMS PAID FOR
ARMY MOTOR CARS
Auction s2i@ In Loadoa Zee
Ansnoaa Profit ~ Sale II
Trucks After Hard
Usage

L-onaoA. Jane So Amsrsezn arln5
n.oio- tFansgorts Is KnEand h.s no
ooss iAe UnAea States soy~gnmenl
AHYih,ns iur nAehinss. Aorordlnx a
flsa~s prs94ge1 Al @rny hs4dSuA--
teT> h~ss. As,oalsA.ns pr.ess hAvs
besa pa.a h.re 80 alachlnss iAe army
has l.l4o-d "a aao. ion. toarlng c2ss in
sco-ss g Instances er.aging ncre shar
the oTiGnAl oass ~ssn shoasA shsy
have se,H F-'h,s A4rA azsse ~
non,As
IAe ss~y paFcA4sst q namas- -
cara q a .isAi fo.a.1- tyre for $50
each snd iAcss have sold ior - hlsh
- N.ssp s1er heinz aSea eish'
monfhs Ano;Asy maoAihe ne Av~nse
sanohaS.Is srloo Cor ~Afch wNs sl-
Dss has b9oasA, - mash e. s.. =.
i4e 4aC loa sal,s The -ises ia for
touring cars h.s ben absolutely
smAxne Major J c wei.s-. had c.
ihe motor trans ors work IN ne Qaar-
scIa.4 s.er depsr-m n hes-. told The
As~-srisifsi Prssss. sr1st teal i'rhs
ih.a - ~caii Asye aArsa ssA,a on
rAisAi sales.
Altogether he ARMY hsf -ss tour
.ag cars. trucks. ssnbsiAnces. moor
syeiss ard alcyaics snr IS work Of
i-AnspaTiing shcRi issalS5 msn thru
'aaSlsEA oa,y a dozen q .Asse have
,sel reserved % be usad ia lie final
'hsrns o1s e hesdoCSssess a Lon
lon ceoo Pricss have been chained
Or the rscks sid salsslAnoss. ex-
,api lonsliy gooi E-ces whsa com
'Arsc ~4ih what secone- hand no.c-s
'rng in the rniiea States. ba, "
tesiess demand has been For the
11rinr cars. motorcycles and hlcycieS
England newer did build such vehi-
les II quznsity and during the WV
1ns ws-e hsss m private u.s.. Now
ie dcman1 Is 80 great css ac,pa,
ilass have 5Ata siln0si discarded n
-elv
sa'nf obs, -vers place sals demand in
ssmr ca'sgoTy wa.h she sns4iSable
ere a. wamen scr th@ flness oF TN -
A. UNPRECEDENTED prices ~hsch =
en- ahen iAe Shpf~ cannos surg.v l
oshf- taxaris@s aenands ~ feo-
1lao wnait hzrtir hare shoasht
sach saings before the war L
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25
Ry Purifying the Blood.

Orcs Tu1 ger yxsur blood tr@@ f-0-
lzTa-Nies--heS1~-6 us fA4 czsxrrhal
Fsoasons. which i Is n0w = yrey Ia be-
c7nSe az its Unhealthy sszts-sher1 yos
WI - relieved q Cz-zrrh-shs d-sr-
Pig 4 Fee tk-oss- azrki-r zoa spss-
tag. rSx sores n she nosrr1ls. ard The
ssst A-se<h- r xzs caus-
sc- n the first Elzrs. seczs@ yoa- In
-s3r~-tzh-c bod Was e@sly infected
AossIoiF : slight cod &C cozsscs r-s:h
sonAcSe -xszo A>-s-x cd Bat shs
E'o-af is-<,0at safer x-<h Czisrrk-
= = Bs areezssss- TA< rezRe1y
s : 8 discovered over tltyy yezrs
ssos TESTED. t-.s zne srss5. s cezSn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25
'b0CHEs NAY HAVE
7 D P A 7 f D R
s HIPS s ] n K.
Loss ~ MOST GIGANTIC AT
Of >tBOT teE N lIl>IURN
NAY ATTACH III
PREPARATIONS

WasAiussoa Jane - ., = tAs o..in
taa "a a. ionAfle ciHclss arr sh.i sa'
ns-nAs naiioa sin A4Fe % rsy so'
ine sA.is scnk ~ m inisrnF.a salir-s
IN ne thss riae- a b. passial~ d
49, i'Ais1 IA; iAs 90, - ~ ne's
~-AscA Is morr tisa one-fhira q a
saw" 's''afs' al -" ~'''d 8" e.
'''i A''''1A '"si'AnF A'' pAs
IA ao~e'rs' 40 'f a ss.~d Hiii'
- s,'''i i'l'sa sa@ th- .@.s'.A. @s -'nc
asa-''s' ne o'''sfS --s nirn 40 %
s'i's'-''''e iai .Af 1f.Nfas-io- x ~
''".- ~
lt IS 10 Enosn Raa.hsr tle CIR
- "a - -'-.''''- 20 = .'.--'- 'i-f SAL p
-''''eif~ '1' -''@-'T --..'' --A'Fs 49,
.-ss -''''-' '''e q" ." IN f's7'is =
'-s i.'' % -" i''N ana +Nai.i'2-
TAs maia a. soi - he case. s.a-'
depar'ntn; a1d nary des,s-ineni o.c- I
e.4ls 2y Is sAs Panisd1asa- Or hs
crime IAe-e -re ,Aroe ~sys L. NA.sh
'ae nta c2n De- 59aisaea. p0orii iiia
'Aey ~~7e noi oalTyHs o.ai onlsss O.;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25
ARGHkMGEL CHANGED
FROM GAY TO CRAVE
City Engaged In One Pursuit,
Tha; Of Fighting the Bolshe.
vln; Change In SIX
Months Time

Archaage,. Jaus = SIx uoaihs az.
Arhanzri Ess esy. ~ar,l-ae cspl
iSi Sgh huL6nsds q RaSsssn soldsers
% as s;rests Ara v-ry fe~ a shcn
q m lronl Toasy d s be>om minE
saSaE basinsssllk@ ard snEar~i n
cniF are pars1if-f.ghtins sh- solsae-
VA
Tae change csae asoai ID he Win-
Ter. l-ass ansunn the Russian risstarr
forces we-e small au4 he civE an snd
promen1de-ahe- ssreesS ctfsce- ca.ss
made ne-rs whie A-nericans ana Br.-
3sh sna'F Fs,nth toaghi their s,a-f.es
81 ihe tIout Bai ala The aime .Ae
s'eg1ls we-s aeas nis5siizea ana
.EAiR+.i Ti5er- was doafn 5n r@arlv I
sr=Ey m.ns seaas e.. ab.lhv og ,he
a~Ely frAiatd R1Sssaus 10 fs1s Fats
e fas Rlarer. a-fs-a the hossherTE ~.
itns'ys sas e. s aehi. Rassian no.
a',iza1 irNors wtre sa~o2n ro ms
me fheT aaae sooa saa. fssm snai
'as-snea'. NaA oHly tew NeA
.aes< n7n and ,An. the Russians hare
'eFa he- g1E az sAs u4ss
sar slx monfhs lher reli-s a-nr
anEgfs 10 tigAs ;ar ihem. sar sncm
a Insnsns fis-E assE2n 20 fnd sAesa-
eAF-'s. shf Russians 6~v~sosrs -aor-
4e ihzi has bruages abous e~ansisss
hanE's not only 81 she frsa' bat s--
'.1a 'he laFe. IA cnee sssy-essHe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

able - 1av arng store- II Has Ercr-u
IS Tz,Ee Il fho1ssEn3s q czs7s. 7.
waA % 50 IN yo1r case. Get 5 3 s
a. ooos and b=g11 treatment Il rours
: toog sz2181-< case. D szr- -
vrate for fn@e expert medical ssrfr-.
N@ w5z tel yvsz 50r ski< pzrsfE
Vegetable bsooa t1nsc caez1Ses ths IN
FsarEseS froz the hsosc by sFe-zllv
- shl-zg is eleaa- We ~z1 p-0Te -
soa thai taeass.d< of Safss-e-x rro--
NzEz--A zfse- cu1ssssesr r-e7rzne7r
WIKI : : 5. hare be-a .r---d f-u-
zA- rroabs- ard al rs E;sagr~-eose
features and restored % perfect hezka
sn1 xieor. Do7x 1e-sy iss lr-xzzer-
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Exr@-ss q snserrzt onal hv VII ~
called ia 20 give shsar o7nic-s ra
phases az ike treaty sAlrh nav So IN
questionable. Members q, ihe tr,.ri-
car s-s-s eaiss4iisa y Paris. -lao.
wgll - Sslls4 il 10 .ussgrrel s-z1s q
me phrases
PrS.asat Wilson hl Z nay b.
ssksd ty tA- COMMITTEE 20 ~ Am
che league o. nations covenant * Ae
Is called CT s. X eag@etf1 ihzs D. vii
aTp@z-. ready 10 arsEsr any qres-
,so.s sha: msy b. asked G, A.n. a.
Advices from PzT.s naase is sp9esr fhs,
r. ls ready and wlll.ng 20 give sAe
American people az 'ae Information
they dssire a,,oar sht .ne4sy
The committee -aay adap shy
number os shs amer8ments % rae
sr~Atr hs = sssz sprlsy v1.e q Hs ua.aa- :
k.srs. ga, Il K does So ihs arsensmszs- /
mast le ap rotea BY aii lae na.iaus /
xhSh saye ssgnsd b. treaty lEcsa1
ing Germany a she sns q Tass
veusd naeAn r-eas aesaV in rnaiiF
establishing ,Ae sses az ihe wo-ia,
50 4 any ansenamenas ese csterea
yE.rre = certain ID ~ 3 sDs - assl
azssns ard discsass50a in tse c1Znlis-
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Nay Sc Dslaysa.

How long ss VIII tzTs To- rh- cosss :
misfee 10 consider shr rreaty is prob
l-sassieal. bai sanasorS na~ IN W4sa-
lngson DO mon exTeca the committee
viii rsPors Tor Sv lsass q month amS
$ half or swo months after he sra4sy
s Submitted % 3i
whsn lhH conmiFssvs report. -
r~rorss. reach she fsoog tt 'he ssfase
shsre VIII ~ srrghsr discussion ~
s@nsE0fs wfo AF~ no9 ms znsseFS os n
far~sgn rpssssuns eouinsssse. and II
shere are Two reF0vsS escsl e re rcr
flEcting S@css0ns IA ska ecnnEsgg%-s wasl
have IL defend rs owA. Tsas so msaa
more argument. naCn sFsasches ard
rnor- sNsAsy On sAsa EAVssF 81 slss2 s+Fa-
ssss ss IN she cosnEassaee. arr Sanlt0r
mzy osssr amendments. 4a1 unaoabs-
e.aiy several a. ahezn win ~ 10 have
sh~sr s-=s aeAesn-s Incorporated in ere
treaty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
wisl oa-rec- ghe SsonsCA and Boxel
Troubles ana u Is absolutely harmless.
Can s'e given 20 infants wiih v.argexz
safety See direcgsous On The bottle.
st.c-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25

'7's 77S'7tT = fE'-t4TI-aI7~ 2 ID
Whsn yoa have Stiffness sn2 sore
ness q ihe muscles. zcallF solnis sE6
rod i d.gTc1lf 20 more ~i,hoa; ESir
n mzss@girg sA~ affected asrss Elsh
Cas-as ssrl2tn's g-irsnsn1 j, NIL r.
ieve ihe g.Ain aaa make rest and sl4ey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25

Iokso. Jane The Je-znese Ez--
ships Asssi and Chshsys. wfEs be sen.
to She SIBERIAN coszt 10 guard zrzs-s-
eolshFriki ziong sAe Arnur rsFer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25

Professor CNzr,ss Kennedy -P0-
lE~2=y Is wrong. because tbs Rible
says fha; 10 mar czr serve ;wo
uszsier