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Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-02
Fl CENTR0 WINS
TW0B.B. GAMES
FROM CALEX|C0

The Central Union high school is
richer by two games as result Of the
athletic contests held in Brawley yes
| terday.
Three basket ball games were play
ed during the course Of the day. I'm
perial lost to Brawley, 10 to II in the
first game, and Calexico dropped both
games to the local teams. The boys
and girls of El Centre met the teams
representing the border students.
The scores were &c to 81 boys game,
and % to ~, girls
In telling Of the game this morning,
Mr. Randall said, '"The game between
the boys of Ell Centro and Calexico was
the best one I've seen in years be-
tween the Valley teams. 1t was fight
from the first bell and it was only in
the last quarter that the local boys
were able to draw away from the Cal
eXico team
The first quarter ended to 4, each
team throwing two baskets. At the end
OF the first half the score was still tied,
II up. During the third quarter Cal
exico drew away from the local boys,
but before the quarter was over Cen
trail had staged come back and the
score was 19 to 10. Too many cigarettes
before the game played on the wind of
the Calexco teams and cost them the
game, was the statement made public by
a witness of the contest. The final
score was 26 to 81.
The boys lined up as follows:
Ell Centro Pos. Calexico
Quincey f. DeRiemer
Baker f. Jussaud
Skinner c. Stark
Ofil G.. Willingham
Walters G.. Partin
The girls played fine game and at
all times held the southern girls at bay.
Misses Rives and Curtis kept the
crowding laughing by their unique me-
thods of holding the heavyweight center
of Calexico from getting her hands on
the ball.
The Ell Centre girls were:
Farris, Willard, Forwards
Kinkendall, Gum, Guards
Rives, Curtis, Centers
Seymour, Morgan, Subs.
NJ. c. Oglisley, and wife, dropped in
this morning from Holtville, to spend
the day.
r. A. McCubbin, returned to this
city last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-02

the third, fourth and fifth Will be a
one months free subscription.
The judges for the contest will be an
nounced later.
Here is the last list:
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-02

NJ C. Oglisley, and wife. dropped in
this morning from Holtville, to spend
the day.
r. A. McCubbin, returned to this
city last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-02
MANYF|RMS|N
CITY REPORT
A RECORD
YE A R
Financially Year Has Been
Prosperous One For I'm
perial Valley; Business
Heads Unite in Testifying
2 AS to Big Business.

With the close Of another year
and the beginning of one anew, the
business houses of El Centre report
the largest business during the year
1919 in their history.
Williams news., 1920-03-12
FREE POISON FOR PRAIRIE
 DOGS

F. A. Chisholm, County farm agent called in Williams the first of the week. He called on a nmber of farmers in this com munity and expects to be down again soon for a more extended visit when the roads are better. MT. Chisholm wishes to call the attention of the farmers to the fact that prairie dog poison may be had from he county free of charge. Each farmer is allotted twenty pounds. This may be secured from the office of the farm agent, in Flagstaff, or if enough calls come in supply willbe brought down. Now is thetime to get the dags, as they first come out and beore their numbers are greatly increased by additional young ones.
Williams news., 1920-03-12
LOSES FROM LOCO

Many stocknen are havino serious losses from loco weed poisoning this year. This is the first time in a number of wears that the weed has caused ser ious trouble in this locality. The loco is reported to be especially troublesome over on the Cata- ract, several horses being dead from it's effects and quite num- Der of others crazy. The com mon supposition is that stock on abundant range will not eat the loco, but such does not seem to be the actual fact as the range this year is exceptionally fine and the loss from loco poisoning the worst in many years.
Williams news., 1920-03-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Joseph E. Cook, de- ceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Admins trator of the Estate of Joseph E. Cook, deceas- ed, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the neces- sary vouchers. within four months after the first publica- tion of this notice to the said 4 administrator at Williams, Ar izona, the same being the place for the transaction of the busi- ness ofgsaid estate, in said Coun- ty of Coconino.
 MAUDE J. HAMILTON,
 Administrator of the estatei
 of Joseph E. Cook, deceased. Dated this 11th day of March. A. D. 1920.
 Mar. 12 to April 2, 1920.
Williams news., 1920-03-12

S1OO Reward. S1eO

1Ae readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages and that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly influenced by constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur faces of the System thereby destroying; the foundation of the disease. giving the patient strength by building up the con stitution and assisting nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in the curative powers of Halls Catarrh Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that il fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. 7bc-
Williams news., 1920-03-12
FOR SALE 16O acre farm in RED LAKE VALLEY praded

road on sides, school house within 1-2 mile, 4 room house, "A x 24,s barn 24x26, 55 acres broke, 40 acres more good till able land to break, remainder good pasture land, 100 acres fenced, spring water for stock and domestic use, also a med ium size tank. 2 potato cellars,
 chicken house, pig pen, stack lots, COW pen. In Red Lake
 Valley we grow potatoes, cab bage, wheat, oats, cane and
 many other grains and ffvegeta- bles. Silvernail
Williams news., 1920-03-12
Ten Pound Girl

A bright little ten pound girl joined the family of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Williams, on Mon day morning. Mother and ba- by are both doing nicely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
4OOBOYSATTEBD
FIRST OPEN HOUSE
Pupils of Five Schools Enjoy
Annual Y. NJ. {. 4.
Event.

-Four hundred boys representing
che CClfaX. CoquIlard Elder Frank
in and lafayette schools were
guests Monday afternoon az the in-
itial open house program given
- the Junior department ~ the y.
n c. a. The program was opened
at $50 O'Clock with games in the
gymnasium. under the direction of
o. a. Cooper A swim in The big y
tank followed oy movies and -ern-
mated with eats concluded the af-
teruCon.
Similar programs viii Doc held
each afternoon this week for the
boys ~ the public schools ~ south
Bend and Nishawaka. ON Tuesday
there viii Doe an Informal reception
for the boys of The KaIev. Laurel
Linden and Lincoln schools.
open House week" has become
en- established custom az the local
y. III. q. a. and is held annually just
preceding the Christmas holidays
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14

man: first assistant superintendent
Emmett Jester; second assistant SUI
perintendent. Joyce Lehman; Sec
rotary, George Goebel: assistant Sec
rotary, Fern GreineT; treasurer
Charles l.. Reirnehl; pianist, Ger
trude Reinoehl: assistant pianist
Margaret Hinkle; chorister, Mrs
Pearl Whitmer; assistant chorister
Boyd A. Thornton; orchestra leader
Arthur l. Wagner; librarians. Mar
garet Coleman, Walter Gonser;
home department superintendents
Mrs. Fora Harter, Mrs. Arthur L
Wagner; cradle roll superintendents
Mrs Belle Amerman. Mrs. Frank
Batson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
L4HPORT ELECTED
Glass president

A. the annual election meeting
o. DR. O. A. Lippincott's mems
class Of the Fir-t Presbyterian
church. The following officers were
elected. President. ". X. Lamport;
vice president. George II. Ahlborn
secretary. j. A. England; treasurer.
IT. r. Stanhcld
Prest LampOrt spoke for a few
minutes on the outlook for a sue
~cssflI year and announced that
committee appointments would be
made within the next few weeks
dr. Lippincott's mems class is one
Of the largest and most active in the
city and plans are under way 20 In
crease the size and strength Of the
class by % membership campaign 70
be conducted i'm the near future.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
LADIES OF KOFFEE
KLATCH ENTERTAIN

The Ladies OF the Koffee Klatch
enter tained their husbands with a
s o'clock dinner Sunday night at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Gutstein, w. Washington st. Covers
were placed for "a. The evening
was spent socially cards being a
diversion. Favors were won by Mrs
Louis Alexander, of Mishawaka, Mrs
Louis Stein and c.. Grunwald.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
ASKS DAMAGES FOR
AUTOS COLLISION

Casmir Cieselski wants the super
Tor court 10 grant him a judgment
Of $500 against John Rozplockowski
for alleged careless driving Aug
% Of this year, which resulted in a
collision between motor cars driven
by the defendant and plaintiff. Gle
selski IS alleged to have attempted
to pass Rozplock owski at the inter
section Of Jefferson blvd. and Maple
SITS, while driving at a high rate
of speed and as a result OF the COLI
sion, RozplOckowski's machine was
wrecked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14

EecIuSiUe but not ExpenSiUe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14

This big store shines
an sparkles in It's
bright holiday attire
and the cheerful Christ
mas spirit radiates from
every nook and corner.
You feel light-hearted
and happy when you
come here to shop and
we are doing every
thing to make you well
come and we'll served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14

Il cup OF butter,
IL cups granu-
lated sugar, 2H
cups -four, l cup
water, 2 level
teaspoons Calu-
m ct b king
4 Powder, l tea
spoon lemon,
yolks Of 9 eggs.
Then mix in the
regular way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
LEHMAN TO HEAD
SUNDAY SCHOOL

The annual election Of Sunday
school officers Of the Broadway
Evangelical church resulted as fol-
lows
superintendent, Samuel c. Leh-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14

for an the bows Of the city whether
or not they are affiliated with the
association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
TO ORGANIZE LIVE
STOCK SHIPPING BODY

County Agent z. c. Bird has an
nounced that a live stock shipping
board for the farmers Of Madison
township will be organized at a
meeting in the high school of that
township Tuesday night.
The Delta independent., 1920-11-26
L5C1L LA1N WITS 5CEN
1E QUIT uHUsIlaA- WEsSf-

T1Ist Mrs Fl : 5sz8rr IS : Iasty
with s0nsSGzrsabIz 5serfcs ahiliry ia
shown lE he tsllSvlnzs Iinza .slrs-
J9sss.s By aerss4f They ere espee4aIIv
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sad c.sI nor fszl -n svJal04sr1 r=n1fni--
sesnees tn many Of 8I.r -E.afers-
Nl1-r ire. -1r'e>gs " riTe 1Ser
Mrs. aaus Wreawfeg0 3zirrt 0ssts-
Caiorsd0 Tsas written Z TErssIIleszf vrlIz,
Iessferr rf1 Ie- sSsrfsrsl He-e II GIzawst,a-
Wzsdznaes BT8pu and azsn1iltan.. and
incident ally ene!asest some 5oesicaI
-enasrnbe;aHses IT tise past, under he
above lille
W1ez The tsIrse7' III the. oven,
&nd Ele sssters- N he 1ot;
&ua Ike srHnserrfes are 1sIbbling.
And he pTadinz,s sEokine nor
When tie nuts are erss.1ea and wait
Ing
And The azisins 1eaD he Diare
Aud uesre al ~ verT IuugTT
Tnzt We 1nd It Iard % wait
wHea ll1e Hince pie and he pump
kin
AId Tie Ei-vIit- c>zlse II Z r0w
IN the 5ld SIDE board stand r=aafy,
'Taen miss he anme 5niISs Dnr
and Z cannot aeln DIX Wonder
n -lleT'-s thinking. 1n0- ot ne
EHa oT al oHr 1ast TlIsZnIcsz1vlHgs
Under neat1 tie 9Id aoHse-Erea
One By ore -1eT have departed
Vzsaue s he old home low
That Z rTlass zo0d5ge hnrsvs-.
Nhea made np marriage T1w
End my PARENTS sister 1r1E1er
Have been laid 5eaeasa Ii sod
Theirs hzs 1ee1 : snuz Thanksgiving
l-oHnd ne Living BOARD 0r Cod
Zss. ne gears -5u On and 1uw lEar-
soon ve ziI snail zzfIe-ed 5e-
Round orr F1eaveaiy 5zraer,s -szole
7esliug 1l1aulGs eEsT1allg
- I sauiIY 1nfrsd
Nersr-u0rs again - -5au
We will lzIIy -5uah me altar
C.g aur szsie-@5 Mansion Esaue-
-zdua- 2r27ea-ytex Bard
The Delta independent., 1920-11-26

sefcr=sr- Was Edirn Neisou- Les1 N1u-
fs.F for Denver Mss Nelson l-Ih M
seicr=sr ws-= zzsoctarsd AZ canned
aurses a. Nz1nerIzd ans1frzI P7Iei1lo
3 Esar or E~5 aga
2 g zz1sIsr Iefr Tuesday a5r Len
vs~ Eae-s IL. VII rzmzsn 11rs1x LIE
nsxz several months Ee "a szzur sar
ne Kane Shock E5sar5e- and VII
DEVOTE his time 70 EXPLAINING the tius
Qualities oe Eais splendid fuzenri0-
yfr and 3f-s ssr-y PiaEx VINO haze
5eea living r-reney ar Glade PAX
came ~ yGouhsy AID zs-e- a-zsud1ng
% susfnezs naz1srs and ris1rluz a
shor- time -sra-uet Tuesdssy %
Grand Junction
Hrs y z Ezaze7 cane fnvz .-or
Monrrose zan vfsfSe1 Izrl. NoudaT
r1th trends. returning u Eocrr1ss
NondaF On TgIeaday shs went 70
G-ssisy where are s-r1erts u remain
anta gae s-sr Il the year vf-h her
1asnzafsr sa6 son-l1-s4w. Mr- and Mrs
OHIO grz1Lt1
The Delta independent., 1920-11-26
LocsG -aS7Eaa sos
,.... u.

SIg your Christmas present AZ t1s
Netaadisf church December "A
The bazaar IT tae srz.andIst church
opeus az 1870 ofcsocx December sca-
aprons. sancy work esa6T and
cooked sdod II me Methodist church
Sa1grdsys DecsGa5 ser g.
z. ~, Psraham II pzgnes nesa.
rss IN ne esry z1;sndIng 20 5Gst
ness naSers Monday,
The young ladies' of he aetaodiss
church vii aoI6 cae4r animal bazaar
AZ the church Decsn5er s.h
4 soeefai meeting of Garnet Caa5-
ssr No. 30. D. p. q vii be Eel1 aeT:
Eoadsy. November z5fa. al rasca
tla1e tae Sezrses VIII be eou1errst-
Eobert y. Ki-sy. snDlo7e1 w5sh tas
5ri6ze gang Of ne RIO G-snde. fa1ae
sopn Fsr1daJ and v1sftsd safH cat
1rsa7 win his parents
Al kinds oS fancy aprons. ki.elsl
aprons fasey caca. and al kIn1s of
Christmas o-esen1s ~ the PrssbJ-
terrain sazaar Decsua Ter IGrh ard IIth-
Herald geitz ma beer m n re
son5e II afs slster. Hrs, VIII SeicresF.
but X faa5rovfnz and VIII z0 n his
Darsnts' home At 5o1aersee-
VI. T. Hfnmza ard wife returned
Bon6ay frora 2 sho-t vfsit 70 Grand
function, DassfSz throuzh the c1ty On
their pa7 " their home ia Hotrhkiss
Mrs. Jennie T. Des Erasia has beer
sbaeat from the Delta Hardware stors
the past week 1rfnz to Illness. Her
pace has been filled during that time
~ Nrs. Richard HlstIer.
Mrs. Wno. ", Thonnpson, left Mon
Gay for her home At Buffalo. View
7ork, after Visiting her daughter and
sor>fn,Iap, REV. and MTs. George bud
le1 Barr. for tvo and = half months.
As,er pleasant vlzit with Mrs. WIN
The Delta independent., 1920-11-26
Flows ThisS

We 1sra- 1ra =fJHldrH9 I0rIisrs Se-rTsrtf
sor any -sss - 1@s1zr-i' -il,s5 .ss7i7ar y
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w 4ss4 z7t-if sisf1'a7'la--s 7. lie 5ssr shir'r
foe 1sers md 7ss 1srnu7e gl1crvu ~ he
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f-a4 z~r.'f gy.srfisius fsrs .l1~1i -lis Sirs6
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sffs-' s1rI 1s-n sslSzTI 7z3Fs CsszTT'ir
xsficsae fSr sslarf in7s G1si WI ses
>--sssS improvements y1ilr gs-7srts
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say- Fssrirz,sFiisis -l-Hr
= -rf7sprTs-~ . 70 7a1ea5 5bsds
3..16 - III Druggists. 1sc
The Delta independent., 1920-11-26

sr.ercS1s Ssslress College
Donald 5a-fch zah Barnard Fo-rza-
ter went u c,-znh Enc1ion lasE week
ard are nov enrolled "a stI1sr-s AZ
sf< Foei-Ross REafness cnE1ezs
The Delta independent., 1920-11-26
Wilton K Welc4s

Ssor1e3 ~ Lazs
= Z COMMISSIONER 53sr:z! tsIss.
.fsa gwen y. S-s-enspri6u- 0ssae=r
Ls4+1 md C.sas Prescription Filings
9sse~t laHc yearly proofs. Drs
srscsIeS, 1Snseasssa Eaa ieaer- xac
fisss 5rDsfs tSxsr- 1s:t3 Colo
New Britain herald., 1920-10-06

In the kitchen of her own home Sister Mary cooks daily for a family of four ults. She brought to hcr Kitchen an understanding Of the chemistry of cooking. gained from study of domestic science in a state university. Consequently the advice she offers is tiappy continuation of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives is her own, first tried o.;t and served at her family table.
 The woman who does her own work with the assistance of help by the day will find it worth her while to tag her cleaning brushes.
 You know from constant and daily use which is the vegetable and which the sink brush but the helper who works in four or five different kitchens during tho week has to rely moro or less on her intuition, which may be wrong.
 Print with indelible ink on the wooden back of each brush it's use. Brushes with handles should have piece of tape with the use printed
New Britain herald., 1920-10-06

in indcliblc ink firul, attached to the handle.
 Menu for Tomorrow
 reakfast-Grapcs, French toast, sirup, coffee
 Luncheon-Mock club sandwich. hot ginger bread, apple sauce, tea.
 Dinner-Broiled beefsteak, French fried potatoes, creamed corn. lettuce 'alad with Russian dressing, pumpkin pie, coffee.
 My Own RccipcS.
 steak may be pan broiled direct ly over or under the fire. When pan broiled the frying-pan should be barely greased. When hot rub over with piece Of suet from the steak. The pan must be very hot when the steak is put in and the heat must not bc allowed 70 decrease.
 Mock Club Sandwich.
 Bacon.
 Eggs.
 Tomatoes.
 Lettuce.
 Mayonnaise.
 Allow slices of bacon. I egg. ? slices Of tomato, lettuce to cover the toast and scant tablespoonful of maEonnaise for each sandwich. Cook the bacon until crisp. Fry the eggs in the bacon fat, breaking the yolk into the white. Pour off most of the rat and fry the sliced tomatoes very Have the toast hot Put a leaf of lettuce on the toast, add the mayonnaisc. then the bacon. egg and last the tomato. Cover with another
New Britain herald., 1920-10-06

piece of toast and serve at once. C-camcd Corn.
 ears corn.
 I cup milk.
 tablespoons butter.
 1 teaspoon flour.
 Salt and pepper. .. Cut through the center of each row of kernels. Cut off tops and Scrape out the pulp and milk. If the corn is not perfectly fresh add 1 tea spoonful of sugar. Put milk into a sauce pan. When scalding hot add corn. Let cook 10 minutes, stirring constantly. Rub butter and flour to- gether and stir into corn. Add salt and pepper and cook till smooth and creamy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-07

lone ln The name o. reifiop an
or saos speniai purpose The raboi
ias had bis day aud made mueh
rhoy have been admitting member
IN the Jewish churches and giYins
hem ten gallons o. wine gof i
money consideration The amour
4 vine may Dc eoneldered somewhat
nirasagnnt for one year. but yo'i
must remember ihsy do not takes
communion 70 commemorate ille ilfs,
leaih and resurrection Of the Say
cur. bat TO show that ae did not
some. die and rise again The
.hurch has accumulated large
membership by this method. but they
1ow have 10 settle with Uncle ss Il
or their great rush of business
rhe rabbi says be only did what his
Members asked him 20.
The Democratic leaders here have
ust discovered the their party was
lead aud buried never 20 rise again
that there were but two issues IN
he recent election. the league Of na.
ions and wisconsin. 10th OF witch
He'd an awful death AZ the hands Of
ne Americas people. aud they must
itay dead. The next party they shall
20 into Il YET TO be organized. IN
be near future there win be two
new parties formed one On radical
md one on conservative lines There
are many good people IN both ihs
,thef parties who will take one side
VI the other and make a showing for
he right Which will win will de-
,end on their American policy. for
h. wheie people are mseomprom's
inely American 20 the core.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-07
MODERN sOD0M SAID
To Be ON PACIFIC COAST
Magnificent Los Angeles In Dead
Grasp Of Graft, Movie
Folks Said To Be a
Bad Lot

los Angeles, Dec A nillioH
people live Within ~ miles of t,is
center III this ci,y. coming from Al
parts OF tho world all colore ami
kinds in search ol more abundant
llfo Those who come 20 make an
honest living have no competitions
A. thore are mono going that way
To sit "a any business game aKalns
TIE hcme artists You are onlgassef
md overcome before he play II bait
out A few of the most skilled
like some Of ihe best ~ Guthrie
rlay llnger for shofl lme. but the'
aust fall When the eamssiers her
lut up buneo game HE new mar
vii NOT wait for an invitation =
ONE In. but rurhes. often beggin,
g get ". and finds AlmseIf beg
TOR when II in oui
The lease and rent robbers arc
he plunderers OF an aho come tbi'
owr who cail themselves realtors
re the chief actors aud their gril
bn the people who deal with them
'seriasting There ant over thou
sand new houses yacaai @rhey wi
,ot rent and they sell al an enur
nous price. when a man IS compel
"a to bpy Ia order 70 socure plar.
o live Thousands o. people llv
n shacks. houses and tents. becaas
hey can neither buy nor pay ~,
iseh rents Two pastors of leadla
hnrehes here last week moved ini
heir churches 70 live becunse the
cuid not pay the high rents. Ths
IRE driving many people to othe
laces. Or back home 60 account
his highway business
Many thousands are here engage
n the moving picture business Ae
ors of hIgh and low degree are wall
* their time and turn To man
that time never ooInes aud they
ut and prey on the public. Tn
lumber ~ young men and womai
sho 20 down and ont every day 4
'ppalling. and there is no way
topping them. The nature OF tn
business invites destruction TO III
'eai OF them. have aeea their
7erformanees In the largest stndls
ma nude MN and women appea
often " the presence OF all. NOT seem
lng 70 psre for sbelr own condition
There the isbertlne is IN his rsa
tory and the privilege taken Is be
7ond measure One director iolt
ne this condition prevailed al
sronnd and that be had over 20
yiris on his waiting list ready =
'oin bis company The movie peo
ple keep one court going grindini
out divorce proceedings The high
srups go 10 court, while the lowe,
ones continue 10 change partners 1
I'D keep on sfnnin~.
The liquor business bere f. ala
n high plane and some of The bIf |
nee in the Democratic party ara ar
fesiea on such charges II Is AZ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-07
PREPARE FoR spRlNc.
ADVICE TO RETAILER

Although markets are mol 81
stabilized. ia ihe opinlon Of Tho eN
ecutiyc committee ~ tho Naiona.
Retail Dry Goods association. tha
body Ia New York. yesterday assure,
a statement embodied in a resolatioi
advising both manufacturers and =,
tailcrs TO give careful thought 10 IL
need Of being prepared TO meet "a
spring demands OF their public
In the opinion Of this committee.
reads the resolution. retail disiri
butors should continue 10 practice a
Intelligent conservatism until marke
conditions show greater signs 4 sts
billiy bat they should BE- reminde
that the world Is siilI turning on Il
axis. that fhs underlying soundncss
q: American prosperity is bayonn
question. that lie ana business, III,
servant OF life, will continue: tina.
there IA no excuse for extreme pes
sinlsm or FOR placing nI,on shu In
dnsiriai and commercial activities o.
the nation the chill hand OF s.spend
ed animation
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lIarflabufE Pa. Dee MVvlnt
picture films that giprify eflme 81
mako criminal careers BE- adventures
fascinating OF alluflng. viii henee
forth be barred ia Pennsylvania The
state board Of cenaofa announced ID.
day
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PALMER Is DENOUNCED

Salt Lake city. Dec IA Misc hell
Palmer encouragement. was denoune
ed for his alleged failure 10 prose
cute meat profiieers among the re-
tslIers at the session of officers .;
the catflemens association OF twelve
western states today.
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Dsayer. Colo, Dee Z Regis
ciauvIneet. president emeritus Of the
Colorado school Of miper. ehemIs.
and meialidrgisi died hsr~ 49,
day Ne vas IS years Old. fls was
eaemfcaI head Of the geological SUI.
very OF Missouri al one time.