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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

swH,r 10 those made by the Rotariams
-, J. 80 20 express great thanks
on hehali OF the members OF my club
S.n, and we'll certainty DO the
tVSNIhSS good service" h.. CON
Ct"oru Then the boys sang in uni
81. 's1 oE tneir president and the
i-"s.r a. the tree. JEFF made an
cther short address. winding 5,p his
M.l''th remarks with a spontaneous
Gee. Il told You all wha, we
think a9on, YOU. I'd have TO say a
Fifteen pretty little girls. daush-
terS o; Roiar,aas. We're present ana
h"nded out the etpckingS after tn,
BOYS had been OF 10 the rathskei!cr
10 cat ana hask again.
Haeh kotarian was assigned to
'Wn %; tAo boys. looked out for all
%: i'S wants. and President McFadcn
announced that hereafter they would
loon out tor the boys until relieved
~ The club. These Rotarians vii
coach their semi adopted boys IN tn e!r
ines professions
Before the entertainment the club
n..d rretuuCiory meeting, To yvtltcE-
Nsr" invited several OF :nc wives %
Eot"r.ans called i'll to a:d Il: dec
rraiinr The tree and filling the stock
!rCS. Several visiting Rutarilry from
remote sections OF the coantr. we're
prescr;. including Jo" luswarson. of
duluth. N!nn.: y. :. Page. of oswc.:o.
y; Samuel Il. Cole. o; Knoxville:
Arthur Adams. Of New York: J. r
McCuc. OF New York City: j. \. Hoe
nan and J. II. Pearson. Jr. OF Char
louisville.
W :. Carries. chairman OF ,hr
Covincton Boys liorn. Bundl. Da;,.
wa:eh was conducted by rEe Rotary
club. also delivered his report. snow
5nc tina; the CLUB not only delivered
me boys The bundles 81 ,lothins col
lcctei hut also purchased l59 pa.rs
~ new shoes. sent So IN cash - 40
aome and that tn" Cov!ugtou- Ho.
Springs club also sent the 1876 ;nan-
herS OF the club 81 each - a christ
ma present. y letter from parsor
Rogers. which VAS read. Informed .ha
CLUB ilat among other things ;aa
home purchased for The boys i horn
q 2icc" 50 that they could foot To-.
their good friends in Richmond"
Tn. M.aiowhrook orchestra rem
der"i selected music during tho eve
n'nE, a the contribution OF Rid-
nond Hotel 10 IN" success Of the
event. 7 Elwood Tragic was chair
man OF The entertainment COMMITTEE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
GIVES $4,000
TO STARVING EUROPEANS
Contributions From State Also Are
Being Received AZ Red Cross
Headquarters Daily.

C2Hect-uus in Richmond FOR tho
starving rh.lren - Eastern and
Central Europe amoyntad 20 s27.oco
yesterday. according 70 figures com
p.!ed last nigh, ~ Treasurer DeSoto
F.;zGe-.!i. state chairman of the
.an.. Reports from other sections OF
the STATE indicate tAA; large sums
are being raised Tor TINS work. Nor
fox WI tod i Erass-me'' Friday
a.-ht fJ- ta.s purpose .-iAnd pos
sT" - BE- organized 70. the co!lcc
According 20 q par:la! lis; Of Rich
:nr.u ga-: 1"s, nose returning re-
.prt> ~ 10 yesterday We're" 81.
Stephens Episcopal Church a: West
hampton $3.50. ard tie sunday school
!lgo iat woman AuE !!ary Of FIRST
!ii.> s1Ia- Sis. stockton street Zap
u.s. s'- = james MetHod!E:. 800;
Highland i'arH Christian, $50; Grace
Lp.S -yTai. s25s. G!rl"r PARK baptist,
sl2G. and nc sunday school $50
Barton Heights bIptis'. So" Trinity
Methodist SIo0. Epwortn Methodist,
81. and Holiness 'hurch. S; Among
The ea.urtd churches were. Mount
So, sharon Eap,lst. go. and the
Sunday SCuoOl a. !!artshDrn Memo
r.al college. sl." The knights
T.'uplar Communicates Nos. , and
- contributed S!vij0.
General Persh:n= viii o. the chief
most a. ~" d.uu@r tonight AZ the
H1'r. "omwcGCr. Ncw YOrh WHEN
$1,000 e I.a': ".ll he charged
guests 'a- mCa.v % b" used ~ this
relief work SOM !.rht bread ana
cocoa w-. b- ser".d. 'nc rations tn"
cllldr.n arc beng given in the
sf-. t.s. countries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
BODY NAMED TO CONSIDER
FIRE ALARM STATION PLAN
Proposal of Director Myers to Erect
building in Monroe Park
Meets Opposition.

Il: Unanimous vet. ,hn rnu-cfl
C,...
-"'''!ii' Zee on Fuo!!c bnsl"lHSS, iTop-
critics and Utilities last night pro-
v!d.i a subcommittee In iny.s,ira;.
,, , 49,, ,,.,,,. =,
"a" h'OPosh! %! Co!chc! imam NJ
Myers, Director OF public Safety.
That Z separate building h. er,c,.d
"a ,o,,v. -. ,,,,T,..io
''''''' "a 'N''''" 'Ht
Chire-v Of the Ere Department I y
pc,a-s " :. ,,.bf. 49,, I,
:" = - NO. Az" r. i'.cker-
Son WcIc appointed members OF the
SUBCOMMITTEE.
pccis!on for tho committee came
!tt' c"ns.6.raol: discus sion on the
rhrt OF t"!onc! Myers and others in
'F"St"i IN IN. proposal. In his adj
gFeSS the director suggested Monroe
arr as the logical sit. for III" new
S.E"rtNr" This propose! me- with
opbos t!on from '9nncllman Decker
IN Oh JcN"fs"n Ward, representa-
yves OF The Community Scr.!y.. cluh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
YULE72DE SPIRIT PERVADES
ATMOSPHERE FOR $50 BOYS
ATROTARYC CHRISTMAS TREE
Santa in Person of Alvin Smith, Is at Richmond Hotel
III Al Ills Glory-BuIsng Stockings Piled
High for Happy Youngsters

lie iGrmSd thu lobby Of TichmGomi nd
Hotel into pandcmoniUm. lie deco
rated tail Christmas tree with
mult-Coloryd lights. traUsplantcd
ESQ boys o: inc streets. workers com
PEELED TO make their own living
mixed in;o the gathering 200 staid
,riei and shrewd business Men ana
youth, HAPPINESS ana service.
Ia reality The Richmond Rotary
ClUh entertained Its proteEes. The
BOYS club Of Richmond and enter
lain ,hS;n re r9Eai!y hrou,a the
with good cheer for the Youngsters.
gifts from the successful to youth.
starting u IN the arst round OF The
santa vas there In all his glory.
white wh,SkcTS. crimson cVercpat and
an. IN 'Ae person % .ov.al Alvin
smith. 1erSui:inE and red-:accd and
~ his cotton wh.sAvrs through which
hr could poke his cigar Santa made
a speech. much TO the amusement %;
the boys. AID the club in general.
'necanine moor and asAci thcm what
professions they Intended - follow
y NE. and th1I answered him i'm
chorus, coached carefully 10y a few
%: ;hc honor = = .nS Santa with.
when 10 We Ea;2"
However. Santa WAS erea; sue
cess with .vcrvSus. despite the cigar
aud the prolific cotton calaouiiace
through winch h. blew great cloud.
Of SMOKE
Than ;here was $peech-mak;ng, ~.
speakers 't;antin- on the stairs ana
adi-s sSiuE :he lobby. which was
packed and j.mmed with humanity
ii .Nec% deScri. tiou Fey r T. Mo
.'aden. r. -. pre- den, of The club.
started the ball rolling hy shifting
Spo"sih.!ity 20 = Quart.:tc COM
los"9 OF Mssdar,es John Dorset.
George EetheN. and Howard II. BIN
ant ana Morris Tyler. They sang
7"hly above the ain Of the lobby and
aroused storms OF applause AZ ever
naCS" Their offerings wcg. o..
Christmas and the yuletide.
tiulS Night. sung rs thc quartctt4
rather Theoretically during a mo-
iinen'arE cessation o: The program
The cocaSion seemed - QUte; the lob
- INSTANTLY, n" notes OF the song
;irsr began and during The nun! ber
Tie spirit @: the music prevailed.
quincy cole performed efficiently at
thu piano
len M.t,etorr. president OF ;heI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
C. & O. BUYS S9.119.O5O
WORTH OF EQUlPMENT
Document Urrnrd;d in Chnracrr.
Courr Indicates Lnr.c ENrrndi-
turr H., Railroad.

\ copy OF 4 trust leave. held by tHe
Commercial Trust Company. OF ihila-
dclDhia. against tho Chesap"ah and
Ohio Railroad COMPANY indicating
the purchase OF equipment amounting
To SS.llS.05o. was recorded ~ IL" Of
fec Of the CLERK OF the Chanoery
Court Yesterday. The Stat" tlN
amounting to S5,eiSiS
The equipment consists Of twenty
MaIlct freight locomotives and .ivc
tcn-wh.cl switching locomotives.
manufactured Is the American Loco.
motive Company: 5oA lo'-tou steel
coal cars. built 10y tn" Pressed Ste!
Car Company and 300 l9p-ton STEEL
coat cars. made by the Standard St'e!
Car Company
The decd Is in the nature of lease
o. the equipment TO III. railroad
company until such tim. as payment
in full is made. The principal of the
trust c"rtifCateS will become payable
in instpllmonts Of Sa75.ooV each year
beginning Decembcr !. 1928 the last
installmcnt TO bc paid Daccmt"r T.
1888. \ ,opy or the decd and agree
1ent is recorded IN each STATE RS.
verscl by the lines Of the railroad
company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
WILL EXPEND $4,000
IN ERECTING BUILDINGS
inspector Butler Issues Permit for
Work to Standard Paper Man
ufacturinu Comp;liV

The monthly report OF building In
Spcctnr Eu;i.r wili be most "uCOur-
aging. accCrd.ns 10 tn" Inspector.
who YESTERDAYS stated tEat the total
for the month would exceed by large
ieu that ter November
\ pcrni; was issued To the stand
ARD Paper Manufacturing Company TO
build seven brick warehouses II the
east end OF Decatur street, soulh "a:
Hun street, between the canal and
the river. to COS; $4,000. This is
osc OF tn" largest building permits
issued in months
Permits were issued to Mrs. /; u
:. Warren Ia repair 1910 Spring iiili
Avenue. 10 cost SiG2. TO {. NJ l.ittl.
to repair franz s'pr" on Morgan
street. between sixth ana seventh
streets. 10 cost $500. TO 6. l.. Moore
to rrcair frame store. %il3 Mechanics
vile Pike. TO cost $2"n.
\ permit WAS issued TO & VI. Ii;
tie 10 huiid new fran" dwelling
OF Morgan street. between SiNth and
Seventh. 10 cost $500.
Application VAS Me! by Elizabeth
Lee for permit rs hnld q brick ga
ra Sc In an a,i"y between Main. Floyd,
VIM and LON nLr.iv. 10 COST | l.nMn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
ALL MERCHANTS INVITED
TO ADVERTISERS SESSION
Prominent Retailers of civ VIII a.
dress Gathering To-day NJ Wirh-
mUuG Jtut,,I

The entire membership Of the no
tai Merchants Association has been
Richmond AdNcgiiserg' Club ,Iis
afternoon AZ 1855 o'clock ID IN.
Richmond Ho;cl. whcr. eight we'll
known retail merchants Of tho ctv
Retailers Viewpoint" Thos. who
Will speak on this suhjcrI are I..roy
S. Cohen, Irving s. G.ceutrcc. Lew IS
Kaufman. Charles T Norman. " &
Rhoads, =. NJ. RuDensteiu. G-ore. =
Sydnor Jr.. and Daniel Wni.locil
The Women's Advertising Club XIII
meet with the men today
NJ. s. knight. advertising manager
OF The I!incs- Dispatch and Evening
Dispatch. VIII address the Worncn'g
sAdyettisinp Club ut tho tnectIng next
Tuesday at Murphys iIotcl Mrs
Stuart M!chaux, publicity chairman
for the Housewives inaEuc. viii
speak also on Boost Eichrnond's
Products
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
SAINTS GROTTO WILL HOLD
XMAS CEREMONIAL TONIGHT
LnrEc Glass of Candidates Ia A.
scmhle In Communists Hail
nj E:.,O u, lock.

Ser.s GTutt0 No % 3 q Y y
Z p vii hold IS Christmas Ce---
!:y h4Il E-iy.ta-- and Main Streets
pne @: To largest CLASSES az care
d.6ates eyer pgi tfro-rA ~ Sau.s
Gso.ic viii asse:15!. 50 F.1p o'yiO-is,
whco orty 20 -bcr' forms w., be
used - Che prophets ladies' 49, BE-
o. Ezr1 .g- -. Christmas c.se ccl--
A-at.ca and 4auc- wl Starts =:
90 Eve-y "uuaa ISL! receive a
s-.se-:
Band c7act-,5 hv Sairls Ea,l q
to-TE PIE -s w... neip 70 eul.v,E the
evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Virginia Hrnith Conference, Col
lcSe Hall. 10.
Rich n,ond Advertisers Club,
Ittchnond Hotel. i::55.
Samis Grotto ceremonial and
dance. Community Hall. BcIvidcrc
md Main streets. G::i0.
Virginia toat Club Cameo, JEFF
frrson Hotel, 10 {.
Strand. WAY Dawn East"
matinee, ::.a; night. $50.
Academy. vaudeville and molten
pictures, =, 80 and 9:I5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
suIt for urcuycry Of ,u,o

~ Suit was Instituted In the Law and
Equity Court yesterday by the CO.
burn Motor Sales Corporation AGAINST
Charles a. Sherry and j. $. I.uhinski
for the recovery Of an automobile al.
legged to be the property Of the plain
TIM. u is CLAIMED that an automo-
bile eei.cd ny tho police liz the prop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
DOVE LODGE. REBEKAHS.
TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Proceeds Fron, rnrty ut Leader HnIl
Tomorrow Wit 60 Into Orphans
Hmm Emnn.

Dove LODI. 40. i. Rcbckahs will
civ" an interesting" entertainment; at
Leader Han Tenth and iuli Streets.
pr7cccds to 70 20 Che Orphans Home
Fund
This viii ho the last fun feast Of
I'll" year TO he given by this lOdr"
and all mcn. GERS and their friends
HAY" been urge! To hc present aud
enjoy the musical program that the
commits" go rhIrr" n.'s hrrnn2cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Urrmitarc CIuh PInns.

\ reception and dance from 10 :
o'cloci: viii be held at the Hermitage
club Ncw Years ana Il dinner dance
at tn" Country club Sew Years Eve.
Plans are being made to have Il pro-
gram at the Jefferson also.
Elaborate plans are being made by
the churches for watch night SER
vices. II is customary for such ser
vices 10 begin about II o'clock and
last until shortly after IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
RICHMOND POST-OFFICE TO
GET EIGHTEEN NEW CLERKS
additional Force AuthnriZrd by Post
mastrr-GrncrnI Hccnuse If
Isir Growth

E!ghtccn NOW c."rks TOT INC Klch-
nond office We're authorized by
TIN. stmaStcr-Gcu.Tal yesterday.
according to notice received by
Postmaster Thornton directing that
he employ and set TO wori. this mum
her TN. is due to the enormous
Increase IN the volume Of business
for the year. and the new clerks are
20 be taken from thu. list of c!isibics
now on the civil service list. The
placln" OF these eighteen men at this
,;iIne would exhaust The present num-
bcr OF available men, Mr.. Thornton
stated
The positions being filed pay
$liO0 year in IN" beginning. auto
matically increasing each year until
$500 is reached, and after that in
crcascs are based on tn" experience.
The capacity and the development OF
,ha rlrrE. Mr.. ThOrniOn SAil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Verdict for PInintiH.

y verdict tor {537.7i was returned
IN n" city Circuit Court YESTERDAY.
~ me SUIT Of G. u. Henderson acaIns;
Fr"d l.. Kitchen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

reuben Burton. wclI.known Lus
ness man aud former members
10y Conncil. who lives al sos semi
ss being on the road TO recover 90 va
lowing successful surgical oner.
lion at ST. Elizabeth's Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

Garrett IL. Wall vim be- hos, a,
stag supper which wi. H.. yr." -
hon"lr Of William II Ilarahaii nov"
iaI Il,',Sn' o., OF in,r ch'.>spcah. uI oaio
GIGH"d among those Who nav. .,.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
WAR RISK INSURANCE
APPLICATIONS

Director u O cholmrlcy Jones. ~
ihe bureau Of war fisk insurance. has
stated thar applications FOR the con
version OF war risk inspHnc" into
the permanent government hfe IN.
ilfance aggregate iS3ni2. or more
ihan $500 600 600
Regardless of how long service
mans Insurance has lapssi ar been
cancelled. and regardless ~ how long
he has been discharged from the ser,
ice, special ruling permits him 20
reinaiaie Il at any time before July
4 1920, upon application and payment
Of only two monthly premiums on he
amount OF insurance he Wishes 10
relnftate together with a satisfactory
statement ~ health
For further AnfurmaslonI and she
necessary blanks for WeiIghatemenf
and conversion of government inaur
ance, call AT the Home Service. Red
Cross, third floor post offlcc building
at Guthrie, Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody ear Tell when you
Darker Gray. Faded Hair
with Sage Tea.

GRANDMOTHER kept her hair beauu-
fully dafkened. glossy and attractive
with brew OF Sage Tea and sulphur.
Whenever her hair took on that dull.
faded or streakad appearance. this sirn-
pis mixture was applied with wonder
fnl effect by asking at any drux
store for "wyeth's Sage and sulphur
Compound" you will yet a large bot
tie of this old time recipe. Improved
by the addition of other ingredients. all
ready TO use. at very little cost. This
simple mixture can be depended upon
20 restore natural color and beauty TO
the hair.
A weli-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sagn and
sulphur Compound now because II
darkeDs no naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell II has been applied
It's 40 eaxy 10 use, too. You simply
dAmpen comb or soft brush and
draw II through your hair. taking one
strand NJ time, BY morning this
gray hair disap ppenrs: after another
application or two. II In restored 20 It's
natural color and looks glossy. soft
and beautiful. . This preparation is .
delightful toilet requisite II In not In
tended for the cure, mitigation or pre-
ysntion of disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
Diabetes Sufferers Should
Not Gipe up In Despair

iag \ years aAafa sheat wtFaesa
@atp utthesNA WEmwsty aua sfssssi
sensF ~ lg sud 8t wt~rlK "a AUoa
etWslttR aAA aNat tu Sufk mWasm Une
n'aR sNgA fHat NJ aHs8agtd tsAr 2 Years
taa lass aea esNlse ~ wAeuarf aase
1ssNetae HeHAsaY alN hlN agarN xwud
thaa as t0N tetars am marh
#l4a 1 sad a@ lhaNNftH faF ymwe liFa
s8siMx HaHrliV iA8t : ehuef#aFtv esy
geassl H aHvaNe tFWnbisd vi
A.aaetws aA4 FsNa thk, wsW h~ ta~
tatfaa ef hatair nsAaY NsffarsfN
hlsnsH laMW lhi Natt Mmitaty
W*m# fAYteH Sai
wfeeFa 8ege lNtaetsa Remedy a
mtAae l4aW fNAatla asAslp And lessef
HHa aaNt &8th remagA4hip gealts
tAfin* fMe Hai te g*aeH A tha
Haasa sWsiw#gss Wsgwets SAFE Faa
teaa Nemesls @ Al aaagelv agp AnsA
mAar aateN frwm heNN AnAl uth@f
nsAsfifs iaNwaltnz
#stHNw enf @n feaviI# 0f gen swmts
vs. mn#Na 3aFs Esnttatsa SO IlV9t.
ia6 WpaAaatef N
MNlA ay UFaXa gHW6 HfaFa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12

Polish industry Is slowly recovering
from the leihargy into which IL was
thrown by the German occupation
About one-tour,h Of the workmen
engaged before the war are now
working In the mines and factories
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12


sheeaht tNsmAssNew hsxoua ala
nMhsNtea y q " altF eMd hafflsuN
dlsaMAe whgA shr uesAtal nfnfesaf4N
s.ruta % ~ aaANa - enge ap +
lae msnY wears M esAvHmWgla# Ana
ssawageA tX fawaanai NHsAa 4Hs
ans Aoat aav eaeiS
tliaastws Nv tRvArta ~ tNe peaH M
saiEAigea na flilea ghia fasulss Ia sn
eAev8s " sa&Ai IA A. hsa AA.l gasl
are ~ VA hlssa s NpaHsh bsHes
Efadtial wasliaK AWAY whllp eatn8
@etl
sy0pluut ~ me 3ises3e arse IS
ftvA#A ialfHt esevs& so u. .ne tMt
eiatuu agpl as skln. uttsn ah
sWssfsh pslaF
FulipAla afe taw ggniarY u8
si falge fFum ustH ets haa uss i
Mafwvfs Nafv n@tfsH tNfu NtH
sfaflfs s6as results tNfaasa yn8 Nas
hv hvaeflitd IA a hhe manBt
bad htsN tg uhleN wHN AlaAetMs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12

raenansw, ana lysglHA meNz8lalt
90 Jtmss Watt who di.d cnnfagy
aso are lanutd hY b uumhvf N hFi
! h scientists aud ~ inusflaw ofga
nsHatgnnM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12

People are l.arulng i1ai " ls eut
Nasio ~ time and mnnes 90 lska
medicine internally iut ghfnule aNd
muaealat fheumailsm and about
nlnelY nine oui 0t . hundf.a eaae
are one at the other ut tatae tarls
eiies an ihal d tfallY necessary "a
afford reli" ~ h~plY Chamber.
laln's i41imrn' freely fry li Il
coeis bui N coNia peF uollle i.AfEe
aiss 60 ceu'1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12

A French inventors decay duck
contains clockwork which makes q
swim with It's feet IN a M. Hike way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12

There Is no regularity of working
hours ia Burma Th. mills generally
run lo TO IL hours day. with one
shit, and during bury perio the
larger mills en- 10Y a nigt shifG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12

Who IS who Ia 'huAFls Read 8uih
rte DAILY Leader " Friday Nay li
1880 and Monday Mas z, 1890, then
You viii know
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12

Joe has Iois 90 friends lle I.
one \ 4 Y veteran who dhean 7
care anything about bonuses ~
allolments ur such things II u
irue he lost Leg lea action while
scfxiug IA France as maseot ~
he i0Nth Infantry hnl every
body has been So paod % him
that he has almost forgotten
about being wounded IT, y
shown here wearing Il wooden leg
which was made for him a the
Philadelphia pound where hc has
beeu . cheerful patient for sey.
efal months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12

Leader Classified Ads set resaI.y.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-05
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

John w. Mutt of Hope was busl- ness visitor to the city today
 M. W. Greeson returned last night from a business trip to Philadelphia.
 We are not "Jack of all trades" but we are good at one-that's clean ing and pressing and dying. Star Pressing Shop, just call 26S and we will call for and deliver. 5dS
 A meeting has been called by the Commercial Club for Saturday after noon at 2 o'clock for the purpse of making plans for the planting of about 200 acres of cucumbers for pickling purposes. The farmers of the coun- ty are urged to be present so that the proposition may be thoroughly un- derstood. Representatives of the Commercial Club who understand the plan will be present and explain the proposition in detail. This is Nevada county's opportunity to secure anoth- CT good money crop which will be har- vested at time when the cash will come in handy Help to get as many farmers interested in the meeting Sat urday as possible. The business men of the city should see that each farm CT coming into his place of business gets personal invitation to attend the meeting.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-05
TO GUARD AGAINST INFLUENZA

Don't let the dread influenza get you. If you have the slightest cough or cold, better begin using Foley's Honey and Tar at once. Henry Will lis, Sandy Point, Texas, is one of many thousands who cnsider this remedy ''just fine" He says; II suffered severely with a bad cough; after using four or five dollars worth of different kinds of medicines de- cided to try Foley's HonHey and Tar. One bottle gave relief. Best medicine 1 ever used" Contains no opiates. Sold everywhere.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-05
We have quite number of old

Friends of Master Horace Bemis who had bad fall from the roof of w. L. Carruther's house last Satur- day, will be glad to know that he is doing nicely, although he is in bed, he has no bones broken.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Justin Lyon and little daughter, Justine of Blew ins, were in the city this morning sn- route home. Mrs. Lyon and little daughter are returning from months visit with relatives at Memphis.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-05
J.U. BROWN LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE

At a meeting of the Texarkana School Board Tuesday night, Ury Me- Kinzie was reelected Superintendent lof the Public Schools another term.
 1 This will make the fifth year he has served in that capacity.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS

For County and Probate Clerk. We are authorized to announce Al |gia billiard as candidate for County
 and Probate Clerk of Nevada County,
 subject to the action of the Democra-
 tic primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-05

John w, Mutt of Hope was a busi- ness visitor to the city today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-16

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-16

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-16

BEATTIFNL two story porch house
rooms and bath all cOnNpniences ior,tos
in the most deslrabl section or IS.'u IoS',u
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-16

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-16

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