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RESTRICTIONS 4 inlifis.s
ln- a. Won't nIss~iN
>nN IuAN 81 RR M
IOl,I. vi ~ NAVE
tutpt>f =
CLEAN BILL Or \ lTH
AND CHARACTER NECESSARY
sillppI<. snD NIro''fs
INDICATE niL i>tRLNsi
n INIunl~. IMrOlsi~
OI MERCHANDISE
IsII~ DOWN


wssleesse, ust ls.~rrNsFs sFs
,hsse mllllan pseels ~ fefsls~ Aev"'
,,.s. ruv AWAITING = snsnss sa aasns
a. AmeesaA aAaaFalHa 10 A ss@s*H~~s
asae saasy " sns naemsu " tFmHwsafs
tsan. Il ~il F#augfs several Yesfs -
lssus sdnsasion pspaFs - sness MA
na~ have seesss ssss1s filsa. fnefs
il mess ssssss ruls governing lmmsa
grafton ea~ sessn pflsr ss sne ~sF
Ana many shewsawas Rave Ass~ 'afAssa
an.nm, ana waNY wspTs thewsswAs ~6Fs
b. hlaNkllsaaa fhw f@fslanNf wn@
sassys ne uaHsa HfatMe ne~ rust
h.v. sssan hsgt ~ hnslsN and asea
character aAa est les3 shsn fhoo -
money o. credit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
AMENDMENT WILL Be
ASKED BY LODC[M[N
Election VIII BE Held on
November q. Four Amend
menta Are To Be
Submitted

" n. weleb IL this city has laksn
an active part Ia The a a. q ~
lodge worx ~ the staia ~ the paas
aud was los many years aserstafy ~
the grand lodge u ,bat ofdsw 10 he
state foliowinx the death of = 4.
johnson. ehalrmap " the executive
board 81 fha Oklahoma Fsategnal
congress he has aaals been called
upon TO ge actively IN tho field
The conxi ssa wilI endeayor 20 bet.
ter tho consultation ~ tho several
orders. constituting the congress ~
amendments
Al The eemlnm elecflon. No eAsbef
2. there ~li' be fouF ~ five swsat
menis submitted 20 chs voters u ,he
state % 0klahoma fos their sdeia loa.
Or rejection These constitutional
amendments will appear on sspa
rate aisp q Faper ifom tho ms esa
talnibG th~ names ~ the partt ean
dldates 10 b. soted for one - these
constitutional amendments relates a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
BANKS TIED Up IN
VIENNA ~ STRIKE

Vienna. Oct 1.-two thousand
men. making up the entire clerical
staff OF the postoffice savings bank
struck today. demanding more rapid
promotion and better working c.'n1i-
tions. The daily turnover OF this
bank apvoximates i.o0o.o00 crowns,
and the strike is strongly reseased by
The public. which attempted 10 storm
the building today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
National Memorial Club House for Living World War Officers


lsearAdmirai Nilllas s ssns-. Iisnry
r. DAWSON. former head of TIE Ameri.
can Red csoss and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, wife ef nrigadIsr General
Vanderbilt
The desist of the bulldlns wlll b.
selected from competitive drawing
submitted b, leading architects Of the
country The eosnmlftee on design
includes Charles Dana Gibson. Ed~an
IiowIand Blashfieid. Benjamin Morris
and Henry Bacon. tho latter being
dcsIgn~ OF Lincoln Memorial at
Washington. D. c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
THO Are Killed
In Explosion

hannibal. MO. Oct. i2.~-TsSo men
were Killed and onr sriufea ln an
explosion IN the qvarrlss cf the At
ias porslsnd cemen, company At u.
ssco, three miles south Of Naanlhal.
this morning. according TO ftrst re-
ports of the accident
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12

New York. Oct. i2.-The names OF
more than $500 commissioned Off
GERS who paid The supreme sacrifice
in the world war viii be enrolled in
the national memorial clubhouse TO
be erected here for living officers. OF
this number. Ne~ York City viii be
represented by the names Of at ieas;
3S5 commissioned men.
The club. OF which Rear-Admiral
Bradley A. Fiske is president. used
the casualty report Of the American
Expeditionary force as a nucleus 70,
compilation OF the list OF officers dead
but through correspondence with gov
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'rnors. state adjuiant generals. clubs,
lodges. business concerns and next of
kin. tae IFS: of $500 officers dead az
officially announced in washingson In
December. 1919. has been supplement.
cd by approximately 1000 names
Believing that other names are mis-
sing and desiring 10 make the club
llsq the most comeIefe and authentic
bn record. RearAdmIral Flske has Re.
qaested relatives and friends Of or
ficers who died. 20 communicate with
him at headquarters OF the memorial
organization. zsl Madison avenue.
Civil and military records Of each
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12

past Il was announced
While the building viii stand a. an
enduring monument 10 the heroic
dead. the club has determined that
the mamoFiai can best serve the In.
forests Or the nation by Ifs. usefulness
AZ home for Officers and a. . raj.
lying center for all forms u patriotic
activity Consequently the building
will -rovlde comfortable quarters for
officers who yislt New York
-Four committees sponsoring the
sovemont 20 build the memorial are
headed by MAJ Gen. Leonard Wood.
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of fhe enrolled dead officers. xifla
other data. including copies of ciia.
tions. general orders. photographs and
memorial boozs will be preserved 81
the arehletes Of the now club house.
The main feature u the building
will be immortal court Or hall aifh
bronze panel walls where The names
Of tho dead viii b. engraved Re.
cords Of those who won the dlstln.
rnished Service Medal for exceptional
acts Of bravery will be engraved a.
rectiy under their names. IN order
that future generations may find in
spiration IN the valiant deeds OF the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
WILSON i~k~ ron
MEETING On Ni\tIts,

Washington. Oct i2.--Frssldont
Wilson to-day notified representa-.
tlves o. anthraeits mlnsre,hst ne
would reauev = joint meeting Of %.
orators and miners 20 be held st
scransou. -, October 10. fof the
purpoes % adjusting any lusauslg
ties " the recent wage a~ard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
BANkIsiss WILL FINANCE
COTTON CROP or STATES

Los Angeles. Oct. ~ All banks u
Loss Angeles have Joined IN su AZ.
rangemeni % finance the cotton crops
OF California. arizona and Npa Mex.
leo. TO the extent of sz.50o.o00, ar-
cordIng 10 An announcement today
By ]. Dabney Day. sice-presldent ~
the First National Bank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
NIGHT RIDERS KILL
AND USE TORCH

Atlanta. Ga. Oct 1.-THE shooting
to death yesterday OF negro guaro
nj cotton gin In Arkansas, nuner
ous fires az undetermined origin IN
which cotton has been DESTROYED and
widespread threats .ot nightriders 70
burn gins. whose owners ignore warn
ings 10 discontinue operations until
the staple reaches price of forty
cents round. have resulted in le
issuance OF proclamations by Gov.
Knby of Alabama and other goyernors
and statements Of their position by
Governor Dorsey OF George ana
Cooper OF South Carolina.
Governors 70 Act.
Governor Brough of Arkansas, upon
being advised hast night OF the shoot.
ing of Nora Canada, IN i.oanoke coan-
~. issued proclamation regarding
lawlessnees In some OF Arkansas coun-
ties, growing out OF the prevailins
low price OF cotton 1A> scrar-c-
called upon the state adluiant general
and sherlffs Of counties where there
are likely 10 be disturbances" 70 us~
use all power az theE command %
suppress these nlght-riding out
RACES"
Legion Men May Help.
Posts OF the American Legion also
were urged 10 cooperate with the
authorities.
The killing OF Canada. until last
night had been regarded BY the an
thorities as a possible outgrowth ot
night.ridins activities. as IN owner Oi
the gin at which the negro vas killed
is said to have received warning to
close IL Two negroes have been ar.
rested and charged with the killing.
however. and one OF them i said TO
(Continued on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
BueoNIc PLAGUE
TAKES HEAVY POLL

Washington. oct II = Bubonic
plague has caused the abandonment
OF trade at the Black Sea port n
Batum. according 10 a csibegram lie.
ceived today by the department of
commerce from Consul Charles X.
Nozer At Ttflis. Russia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
TWO MORE MEET DEATH
IN IRISH WAR

BalIinderry. ireland. Oct l2-Con-
stables Kenney and Crawford were
shot dead and a Sergeant and two
other consfabIes were badly woun led
when police motor car running b.
tween Rosscommon TO Bailaghader-
cen. country OF Mayo. was fired upon
today. ell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
RAIL HEAD IL FOUND
DEAD IN BED

Ashville \. G.. Oct. l2--W n Fore
acre. yice-presldent of the Southern
Railway ana general manager of the
lines east. was found dead IN his pri.
vatc car al HendersonviIIe n G..
early today. Physicians stated that
death was due TO acute Indigestion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
One Railroad Is
Paid Big Sum

Chicago Oct ia~rhe chleaucs
Milwaukee ana 81. pavi rAglfesa
has beer paid . aum. un5eFsteea te
be $4,000 600. in settlement ~lsh
tho United States rallrcaa adtnlnls
tfatson feg the period Il ~as eper
ated under federal corsrol
u 10 thx fsr4t ~ tho maief lines
20 reach such settlement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN
IS DEAD At 0KMULCEE
Senator johnson. Head Of the
A. 0. U. w. In State. Is
Called Suddenly; Had
Many Friends Here

Okmuleee Oct - Senator 3 T..
Johnson Of Okfnulsce state senator
from this district who IN the recent
primary was successful IN winnins
the renomlnaiion died here last night.
Senator JohuhQs. Was q former mem
Der Of the state house of representa-.
iiyes and is known A. r. sponsor o'
fratefnal insurance laws. Ne vas also
repuied 70 be the author of the state
cemetery law
Senator 1ohnson At The tire of hls
death was head of tho A. O. 4 "
lodge Of Oklahoma and prominent Ia
~----.r-F-a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
Drank Home
Brem Wine.
Eight Are Dead

coamsll usvsfs gs eAss ~ fs~~
r.sa DIED hess saTtY tnss weFNina
fsom pclsen r. s4ws fern. tassw
aassna ~lrs eAeD ss y tspefssa
mat sts ssksrs are assa ovs srthsf
alss nsvs hssu seaels - ssFsty
thls rspofs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
FORMER GUTHRIE WOMAN
TO SPEAK HERE

Cora Smith Of okisrors City
former Guthrie woman will az
dress the ladies OF Guthrie Wed
oesday afternoon October f3 at
the City Hall on organization and
registration. All ladies' are in
vited. Miss Smith has her sub.
ject we'll In hand and 10 an inter
esting speaker. Don't forget the
time and place. City Hail tomor-
row afternoon at $50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
REclsrRATiok BOOKS WILL
BE OPEN WEohgspAf

Registration books will be- opea 10.
morrow n you ARE uep voter uf
II yon have not registered do 10
Women sFe especially urged 20 take
advangiage OF this ten day period and
enroll.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
MAN WHO "NoriFiEp"
LINCOLN. is DEAD

Springfield H.. Oct i2-clinton
conkllns. aeed rs years. who person.
ally notified Abraham Lincoln in this
city Of his nomination. for president,
died here this morning after a long
illness OF cancer OF the stomach
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
klGv OCCUPIED TO-DAY
eY RGo FORCES

Warsaw. Oct. i1 tkralnian lnsuf.
gents have occupied Klcv, the nolak.
evik forces that we're holding the
ciy abandoning n. according 10 Al.
Vices received herc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
Pedigreed Birds
Costing 500
In I5c Soup

New York. Oct f2.r-~Flfseen.eert
seap made os 500 psdl0rssa pig.
sens has been served recently -
East sloe eating piaesa polsSs
discovered thls epsesrssn irregular
lty today after arressins a fsyssr-
old on complaint os . pseeea fsneler
that his eoops cf prize ~snn.~a
blrds had been perslsssasls robbed,
re valued the pigeons al $500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
MEN NHO DEMAND 10 CENTS
FOR COTTON WILL NOT
PERMIT OTHERS TO
SELL FOR l.ESS
WHITE NAN LYNCHEO
BY MASKED MEN
NEGRO KILLED AND FIVE
GINS BURNED: MARTIAL
LAW MAY RI PRO
CLAIMED IN FOtR
STATES


Atlanta. Ca, Oct. IA party o'
masked riders today burned four gina
on the Arkansas side ard one IN
Georgia and hung a white man ~ =
bridoe beam. state troops have been
ossp&tched to the scene.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
STRIKE or CAR MEN
PUTS DRESDEN ON FOOT

Dresden. Oct i2Thc street car
services In Dresden won't out Of rom
mission today on account Of strike II
the electrical workers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
BANK INTERESTS CHANGE
AaAnG Az Mil aAi

The Kingkade interests IN the hnl'
hAlI State Bank have been acquired
by the Oklahoma State Bank. The
eill be made this week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12
WEATHER

New Orleans. La. Oct. 18th. 1920
Tonight and "Wednesday fair modef
ate temperature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12

AT rHs POLLARD
Everybody whe saa vote should
see the Lcaeae of Sations lllm st tho
Pollard thsstre tonight This picture
win help you % understand lust sx.
aesiy what the League viii mean to
the United ssses. said Mahaeer
Pollard tod4s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-12

or MNRcHANuaAx
Mnw YofA net "A vsasvla "a tA~
tlnllaa STATES ahlpplas tlpefa esrflei
lss10s'Ti teus uf espagt mewhaaassa
end fla ts8 tnns ~ lmVce'a siafsaA
she Fiscal yeas aassa laua aa Isas- e
segdlaa Is = psasemsus ~ HhlapieA
noafa activities nAaaa guAllr hsta sse
aaf Th~ eaexa earflsd, shw Fsf"Fs
ssasea. eoessstafea st psgrsnt n sh*
eaautrYa sslass baalnesa ana " per
esni 81 shs tmsefts ehn' peFs~asAxe=
helas flaed ~ she tesafu ~ sha sssai
iofrlsn commerce ~ she rH'fsf
slatus gas lhe Elseal year
40 psss Ksps susys
rhr BUSINESS ~ fhe AAipeiax issaiH =
vas handled shfoumf " Atmefssae
voeta. View Yefs ranking lGfst y
psfeent ~ sha eseoFls and = :
percent " ne IMPORTS Of ~ res
sanl " tie total heasHeaa isl'lmnsr
ana rhllaaelghla ranked aseuud. eafh
Win 10 percent s-S New Orleans
shsrd wish a perewns
The uorth Atlantic slsirits. laeIaa
laN ia poF,a ffam paltlmorv safsA
hanalsa ueaslY a peysent ~ ihv -
part BUSINESS and ca pgFvsnt n M
Imports ms south Atlantic ala'f'e'
handtsd VI per.snf ef tho tpfnhisset
esporta ana gmpatsA AMI sha sslf IA
lrifs feT pvfesas 'rAs FaelFlc HAvs
laion handled / psfsanF
Etpafts weye fefw Agdea - -
foreign tyste faslana. ~ u whleh -
isrned lmpofts isrlsat bcinF sns -
erpllon laelaaed among ths s'H
ports hanalaa wefs ifsafgs tets u
eri6p nHlFulaau. eanAsiiatlHx - Vef'
eent os ths sosal lms0ft tsaineAs
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Continued on Pace -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
POLlTENESS GRADUALLY
RETURNING TO ENGLAND
Shnpkc"pcrs Again Lrnrnins to he
civil and say .'rhnni
lou"
ny 49, il,nd pr.s, J

LONDON April I0.-PoIitencss is
returning to London. Shopkc"pcrs
ar" learning again TO be civil This
applies even to grocers who. since
the Introduction OF rItioninr. have
been the greatest iyrants. barring
thN!cah drivers that the war pro-
duccd
Th" cynical-mindcd account for
ii" grOccrs uuaccuslomed civili,y
on The ground that his custome re-
viii be given the privilege Of taking
their ration books to some other
store. hut there can h. no doubt of
the new spirit in the air
wv. say thank YOU now" an
noUnccs a sign IN u cigar store. which
rs recently taken over By demo
"'iiz"d soldiers. These soldiers have
hroush, good manners back from
the front,
so reports have been received OF
any thank yoUS' from taxicab
drivers. for The cabs are s,ill scarce
hut It's not uncommon nowadays to
lear bus conductor express thanks
Tor tn" penny when h" punches the
ticket.
Tho butcher also is falling into
line. IL" no longer expects 10 be
hribcd for attcntivcncss and he has
abandoned the wartime practice OF
throwing " chop IT customer and
expecting him to lind The paper in
which 10 wrap il up.
Americans who came aver for the
hrst time during the war are at last
beginning TO understand why pre-
way tourists praised life in England
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

ur" ~ much too expensive luxury
for an Impoverished world TO support.
II IL she who Keeps going many lux
ury trades amongst nations that
starVc Tor nccessari"S-nct only "
her own blind spending but by the
envy She arOuscS IN her poorer Sis
ters. by their p.ricul attempts =,
emulation
II may b" tina, tn" only way 20 i'm =
prove ner ls 70 treat her roughly
II sol say it without hesitation
! would employ shat unrhivalrous
method.
Hut hcfor" acting on senior Ibancz's
advice II might be well II male hui
ranii% w"r" 10 reflect on two signiH-
cant facts. First. that 50 long as a
w"nlanS interests are those OF a
nom" only. monetary success on Tho
part "f h'r husband means !:.c o.
idl"uess for her. And. second. tan.
me oT"r-dr"ss"d. extensive domestic
ornament ~ largely the result OF mas
culinc demand for "a type that & at
tractiv.--and thinks not.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
SPEEDY BUILDING
Tom Johnson, Chicago Attorney. Tells
of Completion of Home In
Twelve If0ur~.
ny Universal Service J

CHICAGO. April l0.-Tom Johnson.
Chicago attorney. and Nathan !.
sachs. New York attorney, lunch"d
together here one day. When they
reached the cigars the conversation
dr!n.d into the subject OF expeditions
building activities.
Sachs started it By telling OF The
construction o! tcn-story building
in TWO weeks.
That's nothing" said Johnson. Il
went down to worh one morning at
o'clock aud the workmcn were dig
rinE the foundation OF building.
When / passed the spot al . O'Clock
that night the building was not only
completed but two families we're DO
ing cvictcl for nonpaymcnt OF rent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
MOUTH MANNERISMS
ARE LEAKS OF BEAUTY
Appearance Of a Perfectly Good
Looking Mouth May BE Spoiled
BY Carcfcssncss.
ny LINN CAVhI.II:ItI.


The appearances oca perfectly beau
tiful mouth is often, entirely sSoilcd
by careless mouth mnnnerisms. II
our mouth seems defective try TO
improve the shape OF. your iips by
avoiding the needless habit az twist
inG the lips unnecessarily.
Just notice the next time YOU 20
OF; how many pretty women ar. dis
inquired ny crude. reckless habit, OF
mounting their words. Of chewing
their iips and OF making ridiculous
iabial contortiona while they talk
10 Correct Such Habits.
TO correct such habits practice
talking or r"citing before Il mirror
Note particularly whether you drayv
down the lips while you speak. Note
whether YOU catch them between your
teeth and nervously chew them oh.
serve whether. while you make 4,
short speech. longitudinal Ines form
on the upper lip.
Notice whether YOUR snilc Is sim
pie natural, uneNaS gcratcd. or
watcher you widen your mouth vtcu-
oNS'E. or draw II into a nrim rcscmhl-
ance 10 huttonhoItr when you smile
When you have decided whether
YOU have any OF these bad habits de-
t"rminc 10 cure them ana see tina.
YOU really do so Il can be done.
There is but one sensible way TO cure
mem and that is by remembering Your
fault and avoiding Il:
Keep Lips Flexible.
I" Keep the Inns flexible and in
good condition they should bc mas
Sagcd before falling asleen. For thn,
massage ! wifi give You my fayorit.
p"nade. You will observe that in no
preparation that advise FOR the Inns
is there any camphor. DISLIKE cam
Dhor for tn" lips because ii is an as.
trinScni. The mouth is TOO much in
cIin"d To quicker into unlovcly lines
without it's aid.
Have Your druggist MI this very
carefully and then keep it handy on
your dressing table: oil OF sweet al
'nondS. l2' grams; white wax, IS
ETams: spermaCcti. IS grams. oil of
o"rGamot. gram; oil OF gcrunl, .
grams
You Will find that this softens IN.
.'ps wonderfully. cnacing all the tiny
ines 'hat form in the lips. thus aid
lhS IN preserving their smooth sur-
ihce during the day This pomode
however. can be varied by ano,hc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
BUTCHERS IN TORONTOA /
MUST HAVE THEIR SEA
Present Demand for BevcrREest
y. ". Daily and Ten NinuteS
in Which to Imbibc, rs,
Rs ASEociatoI Press. !

: -
TORONTO. ONT. April 10.-TiiE or
Gahiz"d butchers OF this citysscnavc
submitted to their employersS.lsdc de-
mand that tea bc served to thanh at
=? y. VI daily and that they SBS al
lowed ten minutes Of company fine
IN which 10 drink II. They afkoSask
Tor ten minutes II, the morning to
don their Dutchcr clothes and = ten
more at night 10 dress for the street.
proposed renewal of the working
agreement drawn UP by the Amalga-
mated Meat Cutters and Butdilcrs
Workmen. Other requests are,. for Il
orty-four-loiir week and wage in
crease averaging 80 per cent. TIA ok
ing plant managers declare these
terms cannot be granted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
FRAME REQUIREMENTS
Elfgihics for Presidency OF Poland
Must he ~ Years Old and Either
Catholic ar PROTESTANT.
Uy Universal SrrviCe.l

WARSAW. APRIL l0.-The constitu-
'ional commission Of tho Diet adopt
ed q resolution recently providing
that to be eligible 20 the POLISH re-
public candidate must he of Polish
nationality. at least Ia years old. and
roman Catholic ar Protestant in. re-
iigion. the commission hcaaH Its
task OF framing the Polish constitu-
ton nearly Il year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

these petty little tricks actualIyImar
all beauty hut thcy show an utter
lack OF inward calm and betray the
absence OF noise-that distinguishes ing,
hallmark OF the wellbrcd. \ dozen
times day they should say to that
restless spirit within them: Peace,
be stiil." -
Talk IL you viii. but don't salk
unless you have something to gay.
assure YOU that any woman caH DO
interesting. though silent.lby being an
Interested listener
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
BAN BEAUTIFUL MODELS
London Drcssmnkers VIII DispIny
towns ON Forty Inches or
Nnfstlinr

LONDON. April! lo.-T.eading Lon
don Grcssmakers have dccI$ed TO dtop
the idea OF employing only beautiful
manne1uins In the future the models
vii! also be displayed 10y more ina :
iure women with forty inches OF
wais;linc.
TniS reform has been introduced to
meet the complaints OF plain women.
who say the wearing OF gowns by
young. beautiful and slim girls gives
an cntire!y false impression of the
appearance of the same attire on
women less favored by nature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
INEBRIATE REFUGE GONE
Famous kccicy Institute Forced ont
Of business by Eighteenth
amendments
lHy Universal Service !

kceicy institute of DwiEn, III which
had cured around l0.000.0O0 patients
of.their appetite for liquor. has been
forced ont OF business by the
eighteenth amendment and will be
sold 10 the govcrnmct for use as a
hospital for convaIcsccnt soldiers.
For nearly half Il century the ins;i-
tuic has enjoyed prosperity and fame
as the greatest OF all refugees for
iucbriatcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
BARBARIC CUSTOMS
Many African Tribes Stay Girl Babies
Whose Upper Teeth Appear
First
NE Univcrsal Servlco J

CHICAGO. April lo.-"lf n girl
baby's upper teeth appear first among
some o: the TRIBES in the British
Congo. Africa" she is promptly put
To dcanh.T according " professor
John NJ. Springer. of Garrett Biblical
Institute. who returned recently from
the Congo.
These tribes believe such girls
aye horn under the influence or an cvli
spirit. said Professor Springer,
Twins also are killed At birth