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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

Old II. c. L. continues to march onward.
bearing ever on his banner the now familiar
device Excelsior being inter
preted means higher"
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Contradictory. but true. that tho longer
the government control the longer the gen
eral railway shortage
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Dog Dana.

MISS L. O. NJ. Roanoke Dog days'
is name given by the ancient astron-
= he twenty days after the rising OF the
os star. Sirius. with the sun This
Period is at present reckoned from
the common opinion that this conunc-
ton of the rising OF the dog star with
the rising OF the sun was one OF the
causes Of the extreme hea. o! sum
mer. This conjunction. however. does
not occur at the same time in all lati-
tudts. nor is II constant in the same
is much variation as TO the limits Of
the dos days i, is mere accident
that the rising OF Sirius with the sun
occurs at the hottest season of the
year. In time it VIA take place in the
depth Of winter The Egyptians began
their year with the helical rising of
the dos star, which event coinCided
With the food Of the Nile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

Wheat Director Barnes. in his study of
the cost-of-lvng situation, has reached the
conclusion that there is no support for The
theory Of intimate relations and influence
between wheat prices and other food" and
therefore, he advises against the government
buying up the wheat crop at the guaran-
teed prices and resellirg it at lower price
as a possible remedy for the general high
price situation. While his denial of init
mate relations and influence between wheat
prices and other foods may be too broad
and positive. the relationship is not sufi-
GENTLY intimate TO account for the inward
trend OF prices to the extent they have gone.
The advance in the prices OF other food
stuiIs has gone far beyond the level of legiti-
mats sympathetic influence reflected from
the wheat market. The cause and cure for
present outrageous levels of other foodstuffs
must be sought elsewhere
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Voice of the People
Huddlfnu ~ Tbro,-h

Letters mnst give the name and nd.
drSs. or the writer. Name will not W
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Questions md An,,1.r,


The Cure for Polypus.--Is there any cure for
nasal poISpus besides surgery: a.. B Al
or excison of the polyp is advisable. because
and most successful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08


In no senatorial district in Virginia was
the issue more clearly defined than in Nor
folk where, in the general primary, the voters
repudiated Senator Z. c. Mathews and nomi-
mated his opponent. j. T. Deal. The issue
there as in several other districts where the
results were similar. was not between the
vets and the drys. for both candidates made
the race on prohibition platform, but be-
tween those who advocate the retention and
those who favor the adjustment of the office
Of Prohibition Commissioner Victory for tho
latter was decisive, and this and other SINH
lar victories throughout the State. an unmis-
taxable expression OF public opinion. must
have telling influence on the course of the
General Assembly Mr.. Deal and those who
hold as he holds are not favorable to lax
enforcement OF the prohibition laws Far
from It, The prohibition laws are on the
books, put there by the voters and SO lons
a. they remain laws they must be enforced
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ADDREsS ALL CoMAiuNIcA-
TONS 10 The .Timec- DlS-
path. md not to- individuals,
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BRANCH OFFICES: Wash
ipgton. lil6 New York Aye-
nue.: New York City. Fifth
Avenue Building; Chicago,
Peoples Chs BhlulS;
Philadelphia. Colonial Trust
building.
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TELEPHONE: Randolph l..
Private Branch Exchange
connecting With all depart
rucntA.
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The Jeannette Expedition.

d. II. >. Petersburs.-The Jeanette
ss.psdi.ion to the ,e. Far North set SCI. out
company of thirty-three. under Lieu
tenant Commando George w. De
Long. The expedition proposed TO push
north 10y way OF Bering Strait. The
Jeanette was crushed III the ice north
OF Siberia in 1882, and the company
after traversing the Ice OIL sledges. set
one vas lost at sea. The one contain
ing De Long reached the mouth of the
Lena River, on the north coast of ST.
IBERIA Here starvation attacked them
and De Long and his men perished
their bodies being found by George w.
Melville and Lieutenant Danenhower
of the third boat, who had pushed south
aid for the rescue of their compan-
ions. The bodies Of De Long and his
party were brought to New York and
buried with honor.
United states Forestry Service.
Subscribed. Emporia.-The forest
ranger might be called a soldier of
nations forest reserves. The United
States Forestry service is divided into
T psnver eo 9 Sgde 0 Tsn Mssoua
Mont; AibuquerauS. n. NJ: san Fran
cisco, Cal, and Portland. Ore. Work
at a district headauar.ers is distrib-
grazing. silviculture and products
each equipped with men of specia /
training for the work of their Office.
The office of operation is responsible
for the protection OF national forests.
for the building of roads, trails and
other improvements. a,.l for the or
ganization Of the forestry force. 1t is
also charged with the supervision of
al business relating 10 the spe-
cal use % national forest re-
sources. The office Of slviculturc has
supervision OF the free use and sale
of timber and has charge OF the forest
planting. The Office OF grazing super
vises grazing business, except for the
actual fixing of allowances, periods
and rates: The office OF production
CO cooperation with private owners. sin"
dies leading UP to moro profitable
use of the timber. For further infor-
nation address the Forester, Forest
Service. Washington, u. c.
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Rid1ntur0 Giulps-Di5pa

pBILsHED every day In the yeas at 10 South Tenth
fishing Co. Inc. Charles Z. nssbrook. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

FARMS. ETC.-Comc TO DilIwyn Ruckine-
ham County. for farm lands or town
property easy terms. Write for cata-
logue Emmett p. Gregory. First National
Bank. DIllwyn Va.
FLORIDA-Cheapest and best lands near
Jax: 40 acres up. Grows anything-truck
Nusshaum. Jacksonville. Fla.
r. .Whitahurst Co. 1o14 East Main
START the now year right by buying an
up-to.date farm from L. H. Branch & Co.,
$40 r. Main st. -
70 use these Want Ads is to DO sure Of
. selling. US
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VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE-Onlce %
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Co. R!chmond Va. December TO- .la.-The
board OF directors OF this company haze
this day declared a selniaanuai dividend
OF ten io@o( per centum 1.-TWO and 20 100
dollars per sharc), payable January l. 1870
10 the stockholders of record December ~
1919 CheCks viii be mailed. u. c. Lewis
Jr Secretary -
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Fl:Gl INA -CAEpLlNA CHEMICAL Co
or!cc OF virginia Carolina Chemical Com
pany Richmont "a December IS. i?is.--
II caT"iina chesnea p' 95IeGtTTS
hay" this day declared the ninety-sevenlh
consecutive quarterly dividend OF $500 per
share (:tH) on the preferred stock II this
company, payable Thursday, January Is.
1920. to stockholders OF record at the Close.
OF business on "Wednesday. December 81.
=. w. 'r.hv.rs Treasurer
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S
S ALE!
| VIII sell at Public Auction. on

VIII sell at Public Auction. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 70 1919,
at IL O'Clock NJ,
at 80 T.. Broad Street. the following
property to satisfy an execution and
attachment VIZ. j. y. King in my hands:
J large Iron Safe, | Oliver TYPEWRITER
: jewelers. Show Cases Cash Register,
etc.
TERMS: Cash
W II WYATT. IN.
". T., (, -.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
1853 acres west Of Richmond: - acres
in cultivation. rest in growing timber. New
S-room house. ether buildings Land level.
VIII trade for small farm or city property.
Price. $4,000.
9s acres. west Of Richmond Good lO-room
house; large barn: will house IL head OF
stock. Land in high state OF cultivation.
Well located on fine road. This is Il nice
farm. Price. $4,000.
1io acres. so or more OPEN good Groom
house: other outbuiidings; nice location.
Price. $500
80 acres 30 open small house: good
barns: chicken houses and lot Nice site
for store. Price, $4,000
200 acres: about half open: good house:
large barn; lot OF other outbuiIdings: nice
orchard; lot OF fence: near school and
church: $3.50.
house: on good road; near school and county
J. a. CoNNrI.Iy & co.
Seventh and Franklin Streets.
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Dlk IDEND SOTiCE--'Ihe FIRST National
flank OF EichiuYnd. Va. Dccc;up.r IL
l9lj--'rhe board or directors q; his pam;
nave TINS day declared : .uIrtcriy .ilyi i.uI
Of 500 per share on i,s -Apiiai stock OF
" buO.DOo to stockholders OF record az OF
December We 1919 checks wilI b.. .,...I,.d
Al.S. T.. ItSlInd. Cashier
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REAL EsTlTE F0k sALE
FOR SALE
IN NORTH RICHMOND.


EDGEWOOD AVENUE. 5 rooms and bath
Price. 1920.
MOSS SIDE AVENUE rooms and bath:
laundry tubs: thoroughly modern. Hard
wood hOors and weather stripped. Price.
1880
GRlFF1TU AVENUE. $ rooms and bath.
hot-atr heat. beauty. Price. ;7.cjO
BARTON AVENUE; IL rooms. : ba ,hs.
rented for $50. Live In hat ana r., nj
III" other n good Investment or d good
home. Price. $500
HAWTHORNE AVENUE. rooms ana n,,b
In Roland Park Hardwood foors 4 bar
gain at $500.
MONTEIRO AVENUE. rooms and hath. -,
Price. $3.50.
II II Is real estate you wan; a.. hay.
the pick IN lots and good homes. Come in
}. y. CONNELLY X Co.
Madison SOL $685.
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FOR SALE:

IN. a,ioo!n brick house and sleeping
session 80 days. $500
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: SAVINGS It.,Sk OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d
notc.. Tho directors ot the Savings iHuk
+ OF Iuchmond At meeting held On pc
/ III, 'Srnings u M az, siS months. Inechs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

DfSPLdf-LLfSSiEfED
-
PUBLIC SALE
Splendid PETERSBURG
Farm
One Mile from Civ

IN ~, Squirrel Level Road. DInw;d,.te
county. together with ali Dersomai
property on p'' '"'a i
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 81. Ioiut
AT 1890 O'Clock y. NJ
on account OF my city business
S.,"I' sen my farm ana personal prop-
,ntH on Wednesday, December n
1918. AT 1890. consisting OF the follo~.'
ing l, VIZ; splendid young Mich Cows.
i i' iieifers. Thoroughbred
Bro3d Sows, 20 Shoats. lot Chirl, M
sur orplnEtonS and Plymouth Kocies,,
Skill /. Gasoline Engine with WooJ
"a" attachment, | Ensilage Guitar
bccring Mower. Double Piows tIay
hikc. Corn Shelter. Land Roller nnir'
rhtIorm Scales, Double and Sinrie
Harness. Corn Planter. Double ana
single cuitiNators l two-horse Wagon.
low,whecl Wagon, single Wagon, Int
small Tools. iol
tarm-Thc farm Will be sold AT 70
F." c!oSh, 1t contains acres, NOR. or
less "" acres open land, some wood
ne iithd is very rich. II IL one nj M.
pest farms In this section. The Inn
proNcmchts consist OF good S-room
rouse running water. bath and lights
iarGe new barn. with stables wagon
sheds. etc. and other buildings. also a
me orchard. vineyard. raspbcrries. etc.
This Is an ideal small farm. and ynu
VIII be able TO buy 1t without !in,if or
reserve. II VIII positively be sold.
TERMS: Al sale.
W. Y. SLATER, Owner
JAMES II. HARRISON
Aucttoneer, Petersburg VA
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On Squirrel Level Road Din,y;d,,fs
property, on "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

UNION BASk-Thc Union Bank az Rich
Inond. Richmond. VA. pccemhcr II 1919:
The, regular annual meeting OF IN" stock
wt!i be hello a. The bank. llo4 East Main
Street. on ThurEtay. January S. 1920 al
- O'Clock noon. or ;he election OF di-cc-
tors for the ensuing wear and Tor the
jransa c;ion 81 any other business that may
properly come 5=fo.e them. {. c. Barks-
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VIRGINIA TRUST CO.--Richmomd. Va.
COMPANY have hay. this day declared dividend
arv J. 1920 to stockhoders OF record ON
December "a 1919. L. ID. Ay!ett. Stcre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05
FROM SERGEANT JAMES KIRK
WOOD.

Dear Mother and All Nil my
ana answer the ietter J received -ifom
you the other day This j. Chris.mas
eve nlshf and il b, trying 10 snow. -
guess tast i vii. seem little 'ise
Christmas well remember last
Christmas. for was a pretty '''N
boy. bu, however ! sish was ihe-e
tonight, bu, I am glad Tor one thing
AMI that is iha, the Wal Is over anf
fellow vino -as been over the top :onr
or five times Knows how 20 appreciate
Ii The boys did not seem TO ae over
joyed They seemed to know that I
was coming and did not celebrate very
much. but ! expect that the peop le p
home had some time Well. hope
that the folks at home are having q
better time than most Of u boys, for
iirains here every day and IL j. mus,
mud mud We have been stationed
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abou, the realization - the wishes ol
those who sought Disarmament ihan
ihe knowledge that no German s''-
dier would ever again be allowed TO
cross the Rhine This was a barrier
behind which the German force must
be placed. for IL. when peace has beer
signed, and British and American
sl1nles have gone home and Fran e
were again TO have her armies mass, j
all along The frontier i would be- iAi-
possible for France 10 10 Otherwise
than maintain a defensive vlgi "
srms against her powerful neiehhor.
whose aggressive instincts we're do
minted by a barbarous philosophy
Il was impossible - change The be-
liefs and habits Of ihoushi Of a. nit
lion people Overnight and no mrr
could think that the teachings Of two
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+ + + + + + = r + + + + + + + E + +
= Letters from Our Boys Over There :
r + + + IT + + + + + r + r r

in fiis place ever since Thanksg yine
bay ana Il has not missed q day yaf
thar % hasn't rained SO you KNOW Just
about hoR II Is over here bar guess
we have no right 20 kick. for W are
lucky - he here Three 81 the Old
sergeanis came in from the hospital
and they sure were glad 10 get back.
and can tell the world that u boss
we're sure proud 10 see them Il -
Just Ike meetlns a brother Tor 10 a
sense Ne are an brothers. anyway spi
II sure does make a difference " es
YOU fshi side by side There wers
several Of the old boys that were xiv
cd while trying 10 do their par' and
several were wounded but most OF the
boys that we're wounded are comns
aach nov and the company is looking
something ike the same Old compan"
but stlll there are some missing When
4 fellow gets 10 thinking about ,t
makes you feel like that you would
Ike 10 have another chance at Ger
man. bur suppose Il is better taat Il
is all over and time We viii all he
back home again and take up tie
strings OF lie who're We left o]
We'll ! guess you VIII think thai {
have got the blues Well suprose
that would be a good name for H. but
everything will come around all eisA.
some time. / guess enjoyed rasd-
ing Mays and Papa's letters and also
was glad to Mrs earns address,
Tor had forgotten il and had re-
membered here and the good dinners
and McFaul used 70 eat out al her
house McFaul is on a seven day bess
row and I guess he is enjoying him
self tonight hope so ANYWAY. for
he has been pretty good friend %
me. though ! would Try and rei a
pass 10 20 to ENGLAND % see my Unele
Boz. but 10 not know yet II viii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

a most decided abatement of yonf
trouble. and finally make soa eniireh
well. Fifty years ago :. 5. ; Nas dis
covered ana given 10 suffering man
kind During this period 4 has uroFfn
its remarkable curative PRO eri.ts a.
blood purifier and tonic ara has
relieved thousands OF cases oi diseas
eau I'D b. poor or impure blood ana
chronic az Inherited blood diseases
You can be- relieved. hui you mus
take : : : Take ID L only pimiheS
a,near. fer they denote bad blood. and
may he followed bv the sufferngs
from torturinr skin eraptions. There
fore be- sure. Dom TAX chances
don't use lotions. Get ; ; ; rom
your drnggist II yours Is a specisi
case. write for experi medical advice
Address Medical Director, ias SNli
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
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get ~ or not sure would Ike 10
visit IN England before sailing home
Well guess that / had better bring
this letter 10 close. for lt Is getting
pretty long could write and tell
You little about the war but VIII
wait and tell y0u about /, when ! get
home A. ever Your son Jim.
Ist serrf JAMES klRkWOOD.
60 T. l4ed Inf A Ev
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05
RUINS Of YPREs TO Be RE-
TANNED As WAR MEMORIAL
Gaunt Ruins OF Once Beautiful
City Will Not Be Touched; An
Evidence For All Time of Hun
Destructivencss

London. Feb The decision Of the
Belgium government 10 maintain
Ypres. the SCENE % several battles
between the British and the Germans.
in its present condition as a perms-
nent memorial j. endorsed heartily By
British press and pColic opinion.
"Ypres will be memorial says
he Westminster Gazette. in which
future generation may learn the hor-
ras of war There II nothing more
Iiprsssive Than the sight of the
..irfcseh cisv with the skeletons OF its
,nce wonderful buildings rising gauu,
aso the sky. In sense there are
.ew things more beautiful.
"Ypres viii stand for centuries as
I reminder that civilization itself
,annot be overthFown and - a mon
inent 20 generation sacrificed ia
. defense =
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generations would change just because
the kaiser had gone 20 Holland
q was specially noticeable. he sad.
that the advisers OF the present tem-
lorary German government were
largely the advisers Of the impcriai
German government which had start
ed the war. had carried il on with
The utmost conceivable brutality and
were entirely unrepenlant.
General Gouraud recalled N. fac
thar when in $50. France change
irom empire into a republic. her En-
tire administrative civil service VS.
changed from the bottom to the TOP,
and that iha new men brough new
methods Nnthlng Of this kind has
happened in Germany Neither 1e
German officials nor The German pea-
pie had changed and ID was well e..
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supreme Judges Would &c, 1880.

Increase in the salaries of justices
OF the supreme court from 5000 "a
S.. go a year Is proposed in a bin
introduced in the house yesterday oy
Rcpres, ntative Disney. McNabb AID
Newman. The bill does not include
jadscs Of the criminal coirt OF ap-
peals. whose present salaries are the
same ss the salary OF supreme court
justices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05
Dollars an1 Cents

Counting Fl only in collars and cents
how much did inai "a Z cold cost YOU
4 man NAV nos fays stop work
when he hss coli bur perhaps l.
would be better 4 'e did n takes
about ten daysfto completely ri
OF a cold under the usual treatment
That time can be- much shortened bv
taking Chamberlain Cough Remedy
and PROPER care ~ iourseli, in fact
a bottle of This rem 'ay in the house
IS a mighty good inyesiment during
the winter and spring months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05
s. S. S. Clears Skin Of Erup-
tions-Drives Poison From
the system.

Get s; liked IN your mind ihai skin
erupilons. Scroiula. Eczema. burn
in- nching skin. and all skin dis
eases are due entirely 10 impure and
Infected blood II The trouble was
on she outside of the skin. by sim
ply washing and keeping % clean YOU
could obtain relief-noi even Oini-
nsents. lotions. and salyes would be
necessary. Agree with u IN this be-
lief. and your trouble can be relieved
Won can he entirely restored 10
lealth. :. : : is a purely vegetable
treatment thai YOU can secure nom
your own druggis; lit is blood tonic
iEa' viii purity your blood and cause
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

Too mrch caIr carrot be- exercised
IN selecting cough medicine for chill
dron II should be sleasant TO take
contain no harmful arug and most ef-
focfnal in curiu~ th,-r coughs and
colds. Long exrsrisnoe has shown
that Chamberlain Cough Remedy
meets these conditions. II Il a favor
iie with many moihsrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

those Twins amidst the delghifui sur
roundInss % the Rhine 20 remember
that from a people who today seem
so law abiding had come the men
who sought 10 munier civilization
based on lIveriy aud justice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

Members OF paid fire departments ~
ten hour in the day time or more
than fourteen hour a. night, by the
rovlsions Of a bill passed by the sen
ale Yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05
ed,,o, Returns from France.

y y Wclty. editor Of the Bartlss-
yiile Examiner. has returned recently
from France where h served a. III
vislonal secretary OF tho Y N c A.
he r,.atcs many interesting socourts
Of mis- experiences.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05
TOPICS of TOWN


Amos Ewing The biggest man ir
tho senate is Senator John Golobic.
He has the ear Of the governor and
he has the friendship of every mem
Der % the upper branch and many of
& hose IN the house"
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10 your spring blowing early--the
earlier the heiier- plo@ deep and the
soi viii be mellow hv The time you
gef ready 10 plant is advice Of coaniy
agents.
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New Doc Ias Law

bill hss been introduced IN the
legislature providing for payment OF
dog tax OF from Al 10 80 The tx
to be collected by the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

The senate yesterday confirmed tho
appointment by Governor Robertson
- Aohn Connaily 10 be state tire
marshal
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c,ov.. ras,ei.s, chm Tonic

Groves Tssteless chm Tonic
which is simply IRON and QUiNlNE
suspended IN syrup. Restores vitality
and Energy hy Puri'sing and Enrich
ing the Blood. So pleasant even Chill =
dren like ii You can soon feel its
Strengthening. lnyigorating Effect.
Price tAc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

Pres Wilson, one of 40 brothers
who have published the raloga Ad
yo0aic for many years. died recently
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rrench Girl Wins Loosn Boy.

I, Is ramored that a Logan count.
boy now in France. viii bring back
A French girl a. his bride.
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Many Are Given Jobs.

Fifly men were given Jobs through
n state labor employment bureau al
Oklahoma City today. Ten Of then
We're Guthrie men Good jobs a.e
available. DO you want pneg
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every case thar The Wife was untrue
during the absence of hubby in the
camps This does nor ply alone 10
Oklahoma bur an over he country.