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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-14

Fancy phrases and am
blgu0us adJeotiVeS will get
a store nothing unless they
are backed up with real
merchandise and real ser
vice.
Some stores in a vain
attempt to keep their
heads above water and
stem the tide Of over
Whelmlng competition will
resort to all sorts of tlc-
tltiouS claims.
When it comes to a ques-
tion Of toys there is only
one really great toy de
partment in Wilmington,
and that's JacOby's.
Fancy phrases did not
make ours a great toy de
partment. Years of con
scientious effort and con-
structlve building gained
us this distinction. We
have therefore not only the
greatest toy department in
the city, but we SO far
outclass all others that
ours is concededly the only
really great toy depart
ment in Wilmington.
Bring the kiddies to ia
coby's.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30

"Easonic l. wonderful, " says q.
W. Burton. II had been . sulEer6r
from stomach trouble fos - ySa4a
and now am vell..r'
Eatonic gets right after ~ oaaip
OF stomach troubles BY taking %. an1
carrying out the aeidity and Rao61
and Of course, when the caueo 8 ~
moved, the sufferer gets veil. Il -
have sourness, belching, indie1 ~,
food repeating OF any othef s6onsch
trouble, take Eatonic tahle1e AlpGe
each meal and find relief. Hc eex
costa only . tfae with yeas 0ts
fists guarantees. :.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30

less gymnasium. President Gustav
A. Andreen has made plans for .
victory banquet to b served in the
gymnasium next Friday night All
those who participated In the drive
and friends OF the college are to be
made welcome. The dinner will sbn
served It $50 O'Clock and chicken
will comprise the principal appe-
tizer on the menu Good cheer and
fellowship will radiate. There will
be music and . few speeches.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30

2 ~. f --zafs -
u - Philip Sousa, Who has only
.aIiiy bsen honorahly dischart-
/ ~ the United States navy, n
1asAe served as chief bandmas-
III; SSroughout the war, has gath
!. IL old world-fam0us band
!. Ss-t him once more and To- UNDER
ssS11e the FIRST coast-t0-coast tour
r ~ country he has made In many
\ A Surrywhere John Philip SOusa
- ~ band appear they are gfeet-
n n . capacity audience, such -
nj crowd the Coliseum in Daven-
~ Friday evening, Nov. II, when
~ viii again, capture audiences.
~ Is years this famous band
xSeter has been making periodical
sisi;a to this community, and each
NM he is greeted with even more
{ enthusiasm.
Tor popular programs popularity
! sIayed. the concerts by Sousa'a
Ana are not equaled by any other
/ musicai organization in the coun-
N And not all the applause Is
~ the music itself. for part Of II
4 Tor the leader, who has won the
Aadniration of people wherever he
s ia played And his soloists are
!, worthy Of the rousing welcome
xkAv, rarpiVp .t II E GO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30

We will put on sale Monday morning
startinfi at 8 a. m-l2OO Brownsville
they last Every housewife should come.
These brooms are strand and Our Leader
Brand. Third Floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30

PALE CHILDREN NEED NOS.
And they love to taHs GROVES
IRON TONIC SYRUP. Abso@t8l1
harmless. Price Toe at anyaNse8
store.-(Adv.,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30

Now It is DELTANUT, . new and
far superior Pecan c0nfection that
should attract your attention for
your pallet sake.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30

Az the News All the Time The
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30
EXTRA SPECIAL

69c Zepher Gingkanas, 50 inch wide, Amoskeag
and Bates quality Monday only, AZ
First Floor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-16

uasi Is apfk This $50 staff gor vx
ssftiee msn ln sFeable Is sommyr4
fas ~ar mpihsfs have 20 fisht 3.
Interfere slsh lasflee n Noffisaa dla
efone. iti hlm lske hls msdlcins
Nlmpif necaasr a fvliow ~aM ia ihs
uaf. e aa slrn H. saouid b. nlaeed
cn a pedestal haze ssrset .a f~e
~4fs vas weaeaed ia Caaa ana
wss kstset shatked aad re
ceised fAe epaaas n f4ants asa
ne sfagsih, ffea anftaav ree
weeks asa a g uasion. "a "a 81
i'sf ~ao sfrsfa I've years % frapes
ard iasf ihe rfeaIef portlou ~ hn
anliaMf maAins q actrsaafs 90 wire
h.m ~ astaulei little klfl Is
haasAt glff a meh wanted ia i,u,h
hNn iin fflue aas asiien
iue fesspe ~ var matAsfs eiil
hlak he s mnfe slHoel aeatpst ihaa
shining tlmpls bssausr 81 uas lb
ho eaf iitnfy nsfshola. RAnbos
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WANTS snARrtl.s eAnos OK
TARLE

Editor Leaavf hAye hesn usaIas
good desl about Nr shaueis p.sn
iaf tearing as oar siteei fausse
am afamst Il. palcss shsria ffsi
first hulds iae Noo ouf ta iHs aiah
- hnel as he aroAnscs 70 D. tears ar
tAs Snrmesf and Warmer fiacka ee
fate oNiendlaF the lins lo ihc hieh
school and sanltsuum he 1an BE back
ana laugh and SAY. swell vhN srs
SOFT enins a. "a about ts sAvs ~
assife % see Sharlel lcae any money
bat want clean slate The present
eharipr cannot b. vacated before an
open discussion b held uulcs the
tily commission takes sHan ludgmen
2 have NO Kick on lhe Rotary cIah
the lions club or fhr Cham
her ~ Commerce bat want io aas
aete arr hundreds % taxpayers in
Gaihiir who A. nal btlnrx lo uilhsf
ne Rotary 81 fhe l4ioos club and Who
have moubership lu ihe Chamber 81
.Nmmcrce which means nothing i.si
Aif Shariei place hls ~ on fhe
table bo'nrc che railway chaHer al
Nnpered With u y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-16

fdNHf Leader VII 40 che Yrrsalh
ffa ~ iho country stand for uln'
sunday lse nui sho r. romlns 81 Ot
MhOma "a hold a f.Ynal Sunday
'o0 raw GA q sHeaeh a. NnfiaA ih.
oihsr iss ~ lasel he'd against Hanf
nf lle said dancing vsa rotten. and
'hm DE penNn Who dances il Tibet
ana roeoe and shaalatoly immoral ne
wid danelnH was onle done rs arouse
3 d. sexual passions No~ have soma
rhlldrcu eho are ysr, loud of dane
nE NN wige and ! ihlnk IL very
heaiihh' eNereiee aud W. encourage
the boys and girls Ia our nelehhofho1d
Ga dance I can see 90 harm Ia dane
'rg think this SUNDAY person
7HHhi to b. run ont II the country
Father
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-16
tx SERVICE MAN 10 WAH
hpTHCRg

Editor Leader I was considerably
amused 10 rcaa the defense of the
var mothers Tor Clyde Morrison Nho
llpped ar and h.t on Old mpn i's
gsuae Morrison was drafted and srfs
"a ln tha war. the war muiheff think
hr should be- eAoneral,d and released
ffom JAIN Pretty poor argument
think Two million boss aered ln
ihe War and since lis close have
buesled down and laree number oi
Them are making Fund cilsenr There
sre Thousands however who are nof
finf 70 DO any GOOD The, 40 not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-16
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks SparklingEycs
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr.. Edward = " Unknown
Ohio Physician

DrFM Edwards ior II years treated
scores OF women ior lVer and bowel all.
ments during these yean be gave %
his patients a Prescription matte ol .
ieu wtll.knoAn vegetable ingredients
mixed With olive al. naming them
Dr LdNards Olive 1ahlets You will
know them hy their olive oolog
1hcsg tablets are NonGlrworlscn on
the hver end bowels. which cause
normal action. carving oll the waste
and poisonous matter ia one system.
II you have a pale face slew look.
duh eyes pimnles. coated touguc, head.
aches a hstless. no-food feeling. al cut
ol sorts inactive bowels. You tlh, one
OF Df Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
Ter time and note The pleasing results.
Thousands Of women and men take
llf Edwards Olive Tablets she sue
cesslul substitute tor caiomel Aov and
thSE iu-t "a la.n thfm iil. lOc and 2o'.
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poaa Mnr tlka mllaoa

fdHef l.saatf Nht io the hfrsrh
eco vsnfs 10 D. Gear ef Amfrts
iir s nafsr han uii Nicholas over
was The Idea nf dlsoharsiaa Ian.
laH flmelt neeanss Lansing lfiei "a
sniieH his uoables ehnn he wat Hi
by calling rohieftnees and kserinF
ihr ship oi stale an Hn even keri
White Wilson Nas siNA lhink sen
aiuf uafah vas fishi a commission
ruahi "a De- nsmra in rsamlaa Nn
SON ana srmnse 30 yscaip his office
and lel Marshall pfesll, e. 81
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The Forum
Communication 10 the
Editor
WHAT'S sssow DOWN ~ CITY
AFFAiRsf

EdlioF Leader vas assoandea
read IA the ieoder last week sAa
Commissioner Trapneil lad laksa SO
frem M eiss Tor u ketns na
aad lhsn. probably scared rcinme,
sfe money What Is ro,ns GA Ia shs
ssfy hall ANYWAY What S aslns done
~ith lhe Tax ayers money 4 seea;s
- nae ~ 'sr city commissioners are
taking -. ST liberties SO hcisic a.
tat1 VINO Aas authorities ihcm 50
eeN'let bis debts agalasl ihe city
ter bath house repairs. etc Vow shs
aN b cutie specific on attractions
p sits officials ilisa feieny 70 mis
anHla cilf funds N8N Was The sH
hatiness ee.rnt ~ anNA tAe Leader
ureoVer,d hs Al itf Leader had nor
mentioned the matter Ne would have
sene alons seNtrnl monIhs. thr ,hing
fofsopeA aaa ~nen called 90 account
seine phonY explanation made
frspnfll evidently knew he WAS not
dolns rgtl n trying % mnlch TIE
IS iog S-a1 es he uoaldn hayp hten iu'
sneh hurry tn elurn f AZ, any
O. The olhog commissioner prepaflae
tc take trlrs a. the clY'. sNa,aseFl
Now this bath house retalr bHl Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-16

Ysars asa lho goralgia log tat re-
dactinn Was diet exercise Tsssisy
81 it Take A4fmolA Prescription Tab
lets Ffieaas feli fFleads DIS eFs
tell their ialtents. unfa thousands
knoN and ate this ruaxesltai hsrm
less mcihoa TArf eal What tbes Hke
IKE as they hkf. and stu icss their
4No. three - foaf 'nosnds az a.
veet slanie effective hagnafss
Narmoia Prescription Tablets sfs eid
hY ail dwfElais large case inf 81
~ 10 sau prefer sau mae wf8ie difesi
Is ihe Narmois tompaas. see MesA
WAfd Ave. nesfoli. Mich
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accessible. lust before the var she
Total yaise 81 exported ores wax ST.
ssl.-so. II which S2,is essg was in cop
per ptrites and Si.3issri in Iron ore.
The saiue Il the mia, nj ouiIsnl ia 1919
exceeded that of 1872 hy npre han 100
per cent
The Norwegian eoast affords =
unique opportunity for catching migra-
tory FISH. giving rise Ia the cunuiry's
greatest single article Of exf@rL
There WAS a notable Increase Ia sleh
export from 1913 10 1916 IN 1913 II
ua- valued at S4o.eaeo. IN 1916 At
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aeeiheg hlg graf wcnt 10 ghe clt, at
i'ney's oifice ihe oihcf day aud uN-
anined the bills was amased al ihe
'Npa,ill q some aon'e Nearb S.
n'A lpr ihN rgraif oi fhrr roolns n
ibc BATH house b. paint blll Tor three
rooms aeAfh o0e and ihe slNmhms
hiil uearls A. bis think Il an out
rage IN an ot lhf repairs there wa,
Inot more theN $iaA worth 81 ma
'icflai used Tho graft Was Ia labor
80 called li's time the taxpayers cal-
led a decided hail on this expenditure
and waste. And while We are about
iA we should examine into the mat.
ter ~ amendinS ihe charter and eoi
city manager rhis clts mansger
Ian is WORKING nieeli and cheaply ai
many plaees WHY uoi heres The time
a. amend the charter Is thls spflng
Whom lhe school board election Is held
J, viii COS, nothins ia initiate the cts
manager ~ the salary of one of iho
present commissioners and am ae.
cidcdly IN favor ol giving toe thine "a
try out We cannot DO worse than
ai pfosent Tho manager plan calls
Tor "a manager and an adyisags aom
wiilec which Is elected Under lhe
present fefm three commissioner can
pli oli anYihlng and ih, people grf
no wiser since the records are n9i
available 60 the public There is a.
provision ia the ghafief which says
The proceedings ~ the oiiy eommis
Sion shall be published WhV has this
never been done d the commission
afraid 20 lei the public and the tax
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Slo1 .os100 Next 10 fishing the luuD-
bcr Industry represenis the greatest
cxport value. Just bcfof. the war lum-
Is.r exports were So, iUg.Vpo, and IN
1916 <ssi 1s4.esl
AiiloUsh Norway lacks coal. 70 has
available water power estimated al
from Io.wsno 10 15.gs1WD horse
power. and 10000 horsepower Is now
ia uSs.
At ihe end Of 1916 some sIso.3sG.Ooo
was Invested in Norwegian Industrial
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She was fal

Idnef iu iafn Iiff Hs fiis
i"n nf lriN uft $3.50 so nts NJ f
usn nfudurn UNHf ni f
du.ed arr oinfrr rlthti Wasfe
s flne. gnil aHd sIltrr settIN Nte
Norway. lacks e0al and fe 4nFrli
n,asf al lha ifon auipGl Is etfnrmt 81
ini1 onf seventh ~ tlH paAf w #
Nas uunth ln iNe m a'lag. sa
dis.rles "f the euHnVt
Tho ehirf manufactures "a lhe dFf
~ their nnporsaurN au tea prls
Metals. waod. rur rNtef
leather Hud eHrmlrIls ia tN H
I lHsts fHriofiea ln operation u"fF
plot lne f0ie,t Npfhrr and li0e'fi
s42s unsNoO
fusssia cover about anNlNi 80
Ses,len. and lluhef ia hfE lau W
parl item. with total salua ~ l'sl
pooUo Va 1919
Z susdens wa1er rnnef fespHrsfH HsH
Important lne asnNHN|a hflNlf
roaer i estimated ht oNHWn taf
power IN 1910 fhfID iaa aafa N9s
/ into oper lion iu5u1 henenaN.f
Prior % 1919 tha galaa ef rfH
nsealsrlY eseemlesi illai af esarf ''af
.inee iheo lhe espan t4l-e' tfte
/ hftn Frpaut "a ttfast
During iha sHf Asaieu stptrlfr =
nnusnai huslueaa hfiNl.f dHe iN ihs
fude with beth rf~Hpe "a leeNN
4 remarkable iictfiaNmtni nat .tNft
place IN seedlsh hgntMg q ftn 'ssf
irse years Paid |n eaplialHai a'fiits
~ fhe lolnf stock and Wal.marl ht
itt hanks Increased ffam sffilttAss
sn peecmbrr 81. ipiA, Is sRA taAssst
on Decenlsr 81. ipil "a increase -
lltt re- cent lasroslis Wffearf Iioa
,l.a aDoo 90 ssa2 ,tptpe. "a anl per
cent. aud rash iia psf ssnt. sHsihs
1aaA deposits have also snoN uu4s1as
sroNih
kfrden b. IN a rAfiifll#f'f tlfaHit.
esuua position fog ihr utpansion pi Hr
lusifes dauux lhe rstpnatgas 'ae
ierlea
nenmark. tlia smallest - tilr af4e
dlnaxlan countries. viih aa area ahoas
faier that Of Sew Jersey, ani q lopi
iiatlan OF Approximately Aep-~s g
malnly an agricultural fa1eify. -
the total AREA - per cent 8 prpdactiss'.
ana arricultufe enplafs abuat flues-
hfihs of the population. Tie nesi in-
larsant rural Industry q ssuek lun'nz.
snd Danish dairy products have . ~ae
foreign market. Refofe tie var sa
nal products made no li.feeffits g
he export trade. The DAIRY and Nai.
nai Industries of neanats baYe les
folne widely aud favouhiy kapen.
both for the high degree q -eitufles
sloek breeding attained. aea tAe aa-
usual suceess of their nunsereas e9.
operative soslsties.
Haf IN addition % the Intensive ~
seiepmeut % rurai indelnsa nans.
faelaring has progressed fatosablf
Danish lndnAiries On ne whole nres.
persd during he var. although teeafi
lhe end the <liefiaee ~ fooslsIuils aisl
otaer inp~rlea nfatcflals kerleatlg n
le~faresi ~fth many activities
The eennanas l~seiilon ~ lnn <
= stronger IN macy waya inun bei
tae var
Financially. the Danish eossrnneHts
position remains faeorabie. alfleH =
The sro>s debt. approxinasess <iSonfst-
ooo In Dcceinber. IBIS. vas aI,ns<f
doabled during the war. the net lss
may be regarded as negligible
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|D[RKMlN GIVES 81 NOTES
| TO CREW OF SOVIET ARK
No Good 10 U.s." Saws she
Deported Radical In Making
Gifts: Guards
Return

New YORK r.b lS The STEAMER
pocahonsas arrived from Autwsrp yes
terday In charge ot Captain " =
Ragae. wears old the yoaagesi sas-
ain On the western seas. and hTonF
With h.g ihs army officials and imail-
ration officials ~ho ~ Niei the dr-
goried Reds g. Russia an she Br-
ford.
They s-n'icd the yoYae, on ~
Soviet agA was quiet - lar az ihe
Reds ~ere concerned They iold how
Berkman appeared On Christmas day
with 'xo hundred autographed oAr-
dollar aces and gave Glenn 90 'A.
ttews + sad crew y .aess lhnse
woaf '.e any good 10 as said Berk
man as he passed oui ihs currency
The only time he prisoners display
. ans anxiety VAS on Dec -. al
2 wire message was rrceif "a say
INK ihes' r'e'iyes 1d frienaS ha
rloied ihe large oFf.ee Thoy D.
ieyed that IVES the beginning ef wide
'aread uprising
After three days Al kisi where the
8uford put IN FOR repairs German
,ilot Was taken aboard and fhr ship
through the North Sea
Colonel G. y Hilton was ia charge
4 the five officers and sixty six men
= the 18th Infantry. actin as mili-
ar, guard ON the Balofd.
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BY FRANCIS X. slssoN.
'<iee President Guaranty Trust Com.
pany Of New York.

~HE scandinavian countries
Norway. Sweden and pen-
~ mark, lying within the very
edge Of the active war zonr.
suffered more from the d.
rect effects Of the great conflict than
Mid Spain In her comparatively isolated
position. on the other hand. they
profited 10 no small cxient from a live
ly trade with both groups OF belliger.
ents ON the whole. these three neutrals
were IN better financial condition At
the close OF the war than at its begin.
ming.
In area Norway Is a little more than
three times as large rs Ohio. n Is one
Of the most sparsciy populated com
tries Of Europe. the population number
'ng 2.3se.oO In 1910 I.cpending large
~ on fisheries. forests and ocean carry.
ing.< the country was in a prosperous
condition NJ The outbreak Of the war
On June N. 1915. the funded debt
was si2s"sl.eea representing an ~.
crease of - pr ceni since 1914 H.
addition was IN unfunc.,l debt ~ SGl..
4op.s, The principal asset consists
"f the ~iaie-euresl railways. In 1918
there serr l.7si miles 81 sneh lines chi
of total ~ 2a3s miles in the state.
The capital Investment In these rail
VAN n 1910 was Ss2.3isu.S.
TIE state also possessed IN 1917
"iher assets. not Including siiI,1s. public
buildings. eic.. which had rslrrcnf
salne OF ST9.iJ4.s12
The national wealth Just before The
var Was approximately S-so,vse."sa
Partly or a~euni 81 the Increase Ia
prices II j. how much greater
The couniry Is mainly mountainous
aud neither ~s,ii nor climate j. farticu
larry favorable Tor agriculture. LeSs
than 6 per cent ~ the area was cult
waited before the war
Tie minerals II Norway are numer-
eus. and nearly all worked n some ex-
tent 1:nf Norwegian ores generally are
not rich. and most eosl deposits are not
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enterprises. Thsre was added in 1917
about $si $4,000.
shipping j. one Of Nvrwas's chief
sources u income. Carrying for "ihtr
nations has largely offset the foreign
trade balance which is regularly
against Norway. In 1914 only Great
Britain. Germany and tie United
States possessed larger merchant
fies-ts.
Isesides the STATE Bank of Norway.
in 1913 there were JIG private joint
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slock b.uks Niii, i toiai ellisl.in rapitai
staek Of xis.11SsiG A. the ehd of
lsis here were igs private hanks wifh
q total paia.in capital ~ ssB.iH,. 10.
Inelading ratisss bank. nsn,ieflhe
more iisan -, IN fiii1. with the private.
joint STOCK hank< ihe eelnlsilied dsi,ass
lis rese fron x..9DV1.sHsb Ia 1913 20
81. iaussDrp Ia iisie
sweden. Sorsay'- tein king'ioin. is
the largest. ns-allhiest aud uposf i'opa-
i"uS Of the Seaudlnafian countries Ia
AREA IL h. little larger than New
f;ngland. New York. New Jersey and
Pennsylvania combined Tie I'opula-
ton in 1916 was 5.157 "a
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SURGEONS agree tina; H. cases o.
Cuts. Burns, bruises and Mounds. lhe
FIRST TREATMENT Is most Import
ant. When an EFFICIENT antisepti,
i applied promptly. there Is no dan.
ser OF infection and the wound begins
20 heal al once For use on man or
beast. BoROZoNE Is thp IDEAL
ANTiSEpTiC and HEALING AGENT.
buy Il now and be ready Tor N en-
ergency.
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Lrss sAlo. rar sGrreR

Editor Leader pns sufry to note
the alifmp' 81 soNe 81 hf vrH.o war
moth,ia to rv.try that Clyt Morrirou
case before The nevspares couu
Having been permitted 20 hear al lae
mostly The statements nl
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i1ltpesl, ffn tt nms.eAfial
"details have eefu r0ssaisi Hf flas
bt AhIef filefei lefW tmlHr
pe4of rAaf'ss made Ntiia ai~n i
a. enter liapasff uDdfr 4 faha pass
pofl and foNsh hlmstil apoB ihn
fhsrae
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-16
COTTON CONSUMED

Washington. Feb i6-Coton con
snmed during January amounted 10
5si,72s running bales OF lint and ed-
SOC bates OF hnters. the census bureau
announced today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-16
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When Yol
Apply 4 Little Musternle-

And Aisssroie wun'f hlisssr l,kr
ne cd iashioned mustard nsstes-
ust siaead h on with your hnEcrs
y fenefrstcs % The s,re Act with a
Frilsic tiagla ioosens the congestion
IA draws OF the soreness and nain
Atserole is 4 c.ean. white oa,s-
men, made vith oil q nssard. Ia
- hile for Qaick Eelisf frosn aor-
tntosr hronChitiS tosssslitiA csonn sf,.f
neck. asthma neuralgia. headachc'
eofSesgaoa pleufisy. rheumatism tom.
base pains and aches of he hal os
~ ntf, ss'f ana sart iuusClcs hruises. cl.,l.
hlalps frosted iert. ealds on the chs-sf
Notane llke Muxisfole lor croupv am.
uren. Keep y handy for instant 49,.
suc and oOc iars. hospiial si4e s. SO.
I!!z!'l9Iag1l!!l I!zll9aIa1!l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-16

PAYERS knoe shat iass are aalns
l.ei a.r have sgs ga deal fafn lhs
sssreA iuai 81 the clls hsli :. y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-16

Her fanaed delsf or fec~fni'sr ~.
1915. ~as s.1l fol 90 and the pufund
- debt xffani92 -. = total II Sal.
V1u. ~n Even with the Increased
financial requirements os ne govern
ment oeca~ioDesi by tie ~nrid war. the
funded debt has lnrrsazed la ilss ears
only - per cent
fhe leial wealth u - esl'-n ~aS esii
mated At approximately Strusssi.ssso
in 1917.
Nhlle agriculture i no longer her
principal Industry. 4 slisi ranks hleh.
Dairyihx and stock raising have be
esne important ~ recent years. The
value ~ fbe 1915 harvest VAS about
Sgs2. .eD.Oo
Mining i the conntry's leading In
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-16

Leader Classified ADS Sc, results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-16

You can o5tain Rcolo at Sray's Drug
Store. The Rexall Store. iCs W Axla.
Ave. distributors for Guthrie.