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SOC1ETATIA
In Hala American House, Central
Ave and Bank st. hceperia la 2
to II p. NJ. [ntraria 25c de persona.
Muzica, Romano va delechta on
publiklunchi va Fl aranjate cll cele
mai gustaasa Beuturi Gu cele Mai
Frumaasa hori de danti Romano
siti 81 Anglezascici on Frati Ro-
mani din loch 81 jur cine are vale.
A Intra Membru la Societatia Re
nasteria In ziua de petrecere poate
lntra GU jnmatate preti lnd6ursul
petreceri Sc vor tiinia Norhiri Fru-
masa din partia delegatiilor socie-
tatilor Supra solvire sd preimesite
en- Multiamita. I'm sperantia ca
tote on parochii.
Societati 81 Gluburi prec,lm 81
toti Frati .Romani din loch 81 jur
Ne Vor da tot sprijinul participInd
Intruns Numar cot. de Mare pana
la Revedele am kamas salutandu-
va. "Comitetul Aranjatorf. -
Toate bune. dar comitetul 90
ran idtori' ar. fl. trebuit sa-si dea
putina osteneala sd aranjeze afisul
putin mai romineste, ca par CD g
vorba de o Societate romineasca ca
re sc adreseaza la romini
=
Grecii zic ca Constaninopolul
purt1nd numele' lui Constantin. c
predestinat sc fie sub stapinirea
lui.
50
ST inca tot sa gasesc stapini carl
cind lie sare pirtagul spun servito-
rilor: Ma! Nj te gindesti ca iti
dau pine Sc maninci?"
g
Cind unei femei la intrat in
cap gargaunii ca barbat-su coche-
teaza Gu nevasta vecinului, afIa @;
casele srnt pline de plosnitc 81 sta.
rtieSte sa Sc mute.
:.
Tn fost primar al orasului Salt
Lake City a fost cOndamnta la l1I
AMI inchisoare. Probabil ca in o.
rasul acela lumea traicste pima Ia
etatea lui Metusalem.
/ %
Din isvoa're carl nu prea mint
Sc afla ca Carlutu inceput sa-s
pregateasca geamantanelc sa near.
GA la Bndapesta in calitate de rege
al tngariei. ST de ce nue CT
cit mai prime.idios pacei ca Tine
cu Sofia hui?
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Imbracamintea se eftineste.

lmbracamintea pentru femei a
inceput sd Sc eftineasca in Cleve-
land. dupa cum arata preturrle
de MART.
Redmerile preturilor in pre-
sent s,mt de 20 procente.
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Nou guvern sirbesc.

Be,grad, Serbia. = Nikola p.
Pachitch, fost,ll premier 81 sef al
delegated de pace a Serbiei la
conferinta din Paris, a aeceptat
sarcina de follna un nou ca
binet.
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DIN FUcA c0NDEIU[U|

Cetim intro invitare-afis intre
altele:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-29

Grecii zic ca Constaninopolul
purtind numele. lui COnstantin. e
predestinat Sc fie sub stapinirea
!ui.
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copil omcrit de 0 bomba.

New York. = In copil 'fost
omOrit 81 altul a fost gray ranit
cind masina infernah a explo-
dat in casa de pes139 Rogers Ave.
Brooklyn. John McKenney, de Lis
ami, este baiatul mort, lar Herbert
Bramm, de Is AMI, sc afaa in spi-
talul Swedish, avind nina stdng;l
rupta de trup de explozie 81 su-
ferind de alte rani Ia cap.
Bramm spus politiei ca pc
cind mergea Duminica prin pa
durea de la resortul jamaica
Bay, aflat bucata de teava
de gaz. E1 adus aceasta teavx
acasa 81 a pus'o bine pima cfnd q
VENT prietenii lui, carora lea
arafat &c 9 gasit.
B1ietii Sc aflau in sufragerfe
pe ctnd nestesugeau Ia bucata
de teava, care, spre consternarea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-29

Tor, explodat o1norsnd pc nnu'
81 ranind pc celalalt.
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FunerolMe Episcopului .Radu.

V'tSs "st'tN - I'''NO r wv w S'NS'''
Osemintele episcopul1i Demetru
Radu al Oradiei Mari all fost
transportate eis della institutul me-
dico-legal la biserica romina-unita
din strada Polona No. As.
Sinihata la orele 10 dimineata
Sc va oficia liturghie solemna de
catre I. p. S. S. Mitropolitul Bla-
jului. Pc aceeasi ri la orele 2 dupa
amiazi osemintele vor Fl transport
tate in rotonda Ateneului unde va
avca loc solemnitatea oficiala, Du-
!ninica la orele 3 dupa amiazi.
De aci cortegiul va porni la CARA
de unde Gu un tren special rama
;itele pamintesti ale episcopului
Radu vor Fl transportate la RAJ
desti, judetul Alba de jos, sprc a
Fl asezate linga parintfi sal, in ca
voul bisericei cladite de dinsul.
(Dacia)
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shiu M 6 nici tlecum rrava.

ghiu M niei decum erava.-
Ambii raniti au suferit eri doar
0 usoara operatiune de deschidere
q plagiloS capatate in urma explo-
ziei, spre a Ii sc extrage puroiul
reznltat in~eursnf noptif.si pacien-
til au petrecut ziua de eri in chip
multumitor. Aceasta contrar zvo-
nurilor carl au circulat, ca episco-
pului 8 ar Fl amplltat bratul. Cit
despre d. senator Spirea Gheorghiu
d-sa n a capatat deceit 0 rama, nici
decum grava, in coapsa piciorului
drept. Alta tot.
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UNIREA

4cum un ar, IN .iua cind an print restea
ca atesii nromului Wit az consfin!t prin
rotul Tor unjrea neamului 81 ale plaiuriIor
rOmuesti. an scris rindurile de maj JOS.
Asa an simtH Munci 81 asa simtim 81 as
tai, siud prin,ei dairersdri a glOriOnsei sile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
YANKS AND
DICTIONARIES
Foressa Fsoks cen~errins tne In
terest 81 Forvner Sctciefs
Ssiicrs snc Marines.

American Legion posts total S.ts>-
Princeton university lost lss men
IN the world war.
TIE A. T. y. consumed sn.s.s.oS~
pounds u candy,
TIE sxlars. OF General JOAN J. Per
shEne Is siS.soe a year.
TAer~ are no honorary member
ships in the American Lesion
TIE rnised States sas al var one
year. seven months and five dAys
Five navy medals q honor we're
a~arcea TO she Unisec States ma
rsnes
There are saee military eemeser-
ses in Europe as q resals 81 me world
war
A ne; profit % SOS .ss<7s vas made
by the Y. ". c. A. eanicens during
the x2-.
American soldiers os the age OF 81,
- And - predoninaied in the world
var.
Former service uen carry spproxi-
na,ely ssee.ees war risk Insurance
policies
>Oniy three men are listed a. ~mlss-
ing Il action IN the A r. y dur
:ng he world war.
vlrr4nozni Is the first town in
Franoe 10 be entirely reconstructed
by Americans
TIE United States government has
<s..so3 classified drAfl deSeriers on
tile a. Washington
Approximately z.eee In1ians thru
caz the United States enlisted 10
tight against Germany.
American Legion posts are already
named ~ wAsaington. Jefferson.
Lincoln md Roosevelt
In he Qn1Vs-nssies Department
ot tie Z. s army eishf officers and
ss nen were klie1 in action.
A world var his;eTy i IN pregzra-
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are stall on duty a. the Amerieaa
hridgeheAa on the Rhine ,coelenal
Germany.
ot the f&.1Ss forclgn decorations
Conferred on American soldssw dur'
ing the world war il.es> wev the
cvolx de GnefrV
TA~ honor roll II Americans who
died in the war Is msde ap Of les.
aae soldiers, e>ee sailors and z.1e'
marines
Medals awarded 10 soldiefs. sailors
ANA marines who participated IN shn
world var oess approximately s.
uea GOO.
Al the time of lhe arfnlsttce. the
American army wa, holding n per
cent OF the frons liae. the British N
ret cent
The big army educational and vo-
cational university row operating AZ
Camp DIX. New Jersey. has over
eoe students.
With a total of Sel sosgs. New
York state leads the list in the nam
Der % American legion posts thru.
out ihs country.
An extension OF 50 dave has hoen
sranted 10 all veterans of the world
war in fIing their income tax re-
turns in New York state
The American Legion Is the first
association ot var veterans in the
history os the country 10 be lncorpoT-
Ated BY act OF congress.
William Reidin. OF Allentown. Pr.
aas the distinction of being the tail.
est doaghboy in the A =. y he Is
six feet eight inches high.
An organization of baseball league
Is being formed IN each of the seven
Philadelphia districts OF the American
Legion Of Pennsylvania.
There were 81 n.> members of the
d. p O. Eiks in the military service
during the war. and Of this number
] i.n37 were killed in hattie
April wifi always be- rendered as
the month in which the United States
entered the world war. the SpAaisa
war and the clyll war
The total strength of the army al
home and abroad on armisilce day
November m. 1919 was isS.iss Of
fcers and 3s>9.s5g enlisted men.
Roiarians Of the eleventh district
embracing Kentucky and Tennessee
have gone on record In favor OF max
ing armis,sce day national holiday
Members ~ Lloyd c. Hill post oi
the American Legion. az Morenoi
Aria. have pledged themselves 70
wear their navy or marine uniforms
until prices are lowered.
stenographic aud syplS, Jobs foi
foriner service men are onen ir
Washington Entrance salaries rams
from 81 iooo 70 81 i.eeo year with
the So a month bonus authorized by
congress
The society OF Men with coppe,
Masks IL q recent organization IN
Paris consisting Of French soldiers
suffering from facial wounds who
have been provided with q set Of new
features.
wyoming WAS considered she
healihiest state in the matter of ac-
oc7fances o. military servioe OF men
examined in the draft. EfNfy-seven
per cent OF her men we're <und ~
for dafy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
FOUR THOUSAND NEW
MA8oaS IN kAn8A0

Topeka. Kan, March a. More
than -four thousand Mapns have be- n
added 20 the a g. aud A a order
"A karsas, tlts aeerciAfy ~ Ia. grand
lodge roport,d a, che sixiv.souifh
annual communication held IN This
city a resolution WA adopted that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

snrssthing terrible was rcing 70 happen-
II | heard anyone coming my heart
uonA beat fast and ! wanted 20 run.
- tock the Vegetable Compound
again and il helped me WONDERFULLY.
Noa ray publish my letter a. the med
icinc l. suply greatT-A -. "a
RAMA. r. X. No 4. Box "a, Washing
ton. Ind.
ansonr the VIRTUES ~ lydia v. Pink
ham's Vegetable sognpound is IL abil-
ifv % corrrc; sferility N many cases.
This fart Il vell established a. esi.
deuced by the above letter and hundreds
81 cshers we have pubssshed IN these
columns.
In Hany other homes, once ehildless,
there are nov children becsuse Of The
fact that LYDIA " Pinkhsms Vegetable
Con M q makes women normal,
hesliAy and strong.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

ton BY the historical branch OF IN
reneral staff Al Washington. ID. G.
More than i2.eea new mlliioEairss
were created in this conntry In four
ycA< Of the EaroreAn war.
az the ie.els army narse~ who saw
service overseas, 166 died while on
ants and three were injured in acs-
tica.
About iseee United States troops
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

childreR n n 4 m y
aunt advised me %
take Lydia h. Pink
h am Vegetable
COMPOUND II i'm
proved m v health
and restored a nor
NAL condition of nv
system 80 that ! row
h ~ . . nn~ hrhy
Until she was about
a year ols ! vas
vers nervous. and
all the time thinking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
Will Take OFF
All Excess Fa,

no voa know that there V simpiel
harmless effective remefs Cor over
fAsne~s tAnt may he used safety and
secretly ~ any man or ~ofnsn who
Is os.ng the slimnees cf youth
There s. and u IL nene other than
the tablet form ~ the ao~ famous
Narmola Prescription. known a. Mar
mosx rrescsnslon Tablets Noa sAn
~en expecs rsiaetlon ~ from t~n
"a faar s.oanas a vesk without asesine
"a exercising. Nafnfola Prescription
rshlszs are rold ~ all drueRisss ~
~. FOR : large csss. % II Noa trsFei
son can order direct fFom the Mar
melA CO. sea Woodward Ave. nesFoit
Mich
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cash msmbsf oi the "hlue~ .odso pay
~ Tor each nrw member aerepsed fer
the maintenance ~ the Masonic
home " wichita rls nsxi annual
communication vii' 81 held a wich-
lea llash " faffeliy 81 chanais.
eas ciscted Trand nias'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

The Shakespeare el0b niet yvsief-
day afternoon al the hnme of Mrs
Tom Wcish The pfnglam far the
afternoon was Measure for Meaaerr
and Mr~, v " Green gave talk
aa The Source of the rlot, Daratlou
% Action and the Date 81 Comlo.
eitlon." aud Miss Adi'r gayc an oai
llac from Lambs Tales
The club decided 60 fe,lerate. and
MH, a. A liolenheck and Mrs ~
Fife we're elected delegates 60 lhs
iirlrioi convention ai Perry. aud Mr
Melsh aud Miss Muri,i Van lioeael
vere elected aliornatos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

The history and puIgDss OF the
service star legion viii BE- told at
ne library. Friday March -. At 2ssJ
u m. also copies Of same will be
"a hand All who are Low members
u The war mothers Guthrie chapter.
are expected 10 be present. and all
mothers sisters. wives and grand :
nc hers, who have hai or have al pre-
cent any OF their immediate family
10 our couniry's serylco are Invited
% icin us. We need yoa ali.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

Ten days ago !, dwelling IN Guthrie
VA dezfroyed b. .ire-sghf Insurance
how did u .pgen- No one knows
I write insur<ses. \. n Carter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
Barnthouse ',eoslsy.

on SUNDAY afternoon AZ 2a0 Miss
Genevieve farmhouse and Mr. lfa ".
Hcnsley OF Spokane. Washington.
were quietly married ~ the home of
The bride The ring service being
fead BY the Rev q O. Nichols ~
The First Presbyterian church Only
he family aud few friends were
nresvnt 20 giiuesr vhc ceremony The
bride was ai,raCilvely Rowned IN
white railn and crepe de- chine ana
wore a corsaFc hoquet of roses. Mr
aud Ms. Hensley LETT sunday morn
ing for different points In the state
ard viii return 10 Guthrie on Friday
when a reception viii be given m
itslr honor by the brides mother.
Nrs. farmhouse.
Mrs lIsnsicy has lived IN the city
number 81 years She attended the
hsgh school here and for 'he past
fwo years has hem employed ~ the
sun Gold mills where she had raarfe
% III tq'~phonc afchanys
Mr. llensley lived In Guthrie until
10 left 10 Join the navy four years
ego lie has Travelled syicnsively.
having entered all the more import
ant parts OF Euro-e lie has vsf
been honorably discharsed and viii
leave with his bride the latter part
= The week for New York where
hey will make their home Mr..
Hensley nov being IN the civil serv-
ice there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

u you love music stop at Che
Esangsnai church. corner Of Isfh and
Logan asenne on April .. isle. AZ 5
N. Look and listen 10 = L- utifnl
czntata cnf'.sed. "Our Loving lord "
sisen By the choir = the egangieal
church of KlngfisaeF.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

The Six llunded clah met YES
lerslas with Nre L. u ilraason rhe
afternoon Was spent with sewing and
fency scfk Oaiy the club members
we're present and salad course wae
served 81 the close ~ The afternoon
Mfr. /. ! neland viii eheltaln the
club IA iva weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

''0f ina ihnam.faele feHpans wh'
Is broAd rlrcle luylisf than fhe rain
bow. rirdle Tits nsahd earth IN a
al1r, moiioa. with notse loe vast and
e~ansssnt - he heard tislls'sf un'
heard for q. ~ nHmhssie<s and
gansa tfuxeiers' What ear anstunnd
what sense unmaadend mirhl bear
up against she rushlnx II yoar con
gsexated singsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
Al I'm q A Y.
Wednesday


Wednesday Dinssf tiah Nr and
Mrs. VII Patterson
irtsa Club Mr. chester Miehlei
THURSDAY
PRAYER noeiine al Mrs Nerarads
iioiisiandef. ssae J. IA
n. M &. clah MrA ~ n. ~
srlms
Division No 4 womcn's Auxiliary
Mrs 4. D Morris
Acorn Club Mrs q. = llel klns.
Macabees q. u. " Hall
Clover Leaf club MIR a N Field
ms.
FRIDAY
Afternoon rNyar Meeliug Mrw. G.
II hnl $50
Auction Lanchoon club ~ chas
Seels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
Aieha oelphlan Chapter.

The Alpha Dclphian ehaper met
Yesterday At tha Canealo library
The afternoon vas spent With dts
rusaion ol the pFehlslorie man and
Miss Eihel Douglass and Miss Vera
lkell, were elected delegates to the
district convention Of federated clubs
a. Perry March 30. 81 and April
Tho club will NEE, again IA tao weeks
when the discussion will be Egypt 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

Mrs. ! " MeNeal of ralsa. MFs
"a Walton and Mrs Tell Walton Who
afs guests - Asa lss-adai = t.essa
{ Oklahoma rlGy. wvre hs,sor Fpesls
Al Nalshsna ysstrniay' kiscn hf
Mrs y q l.ata. and among The
sueets wefe Mrs J illldresh. Mrs
Charles SeelY and Mrs = 4. spur
rier
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

Group Six OF the First Methodist
church wilI hold prayer meeiin with
Mrs. Gertrude Holtxiander l7i7 r..
Perkins avenue. Thursday al $50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

Group Six % the First Methodist
church viii hold prayer m. stlng with
Mrs G. - Hill. isgss Esst Grant
Friday Al 20 .. N.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

cooked food sale Herman :
Hardware Store
PM Delta Gamma slub Miss Ethel
ppelas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
THOUSANDS AGREE
As TO THIS
That Black Draught Is Excellent
For Stomach and Liver Disor-
ders. Hence Its Great Pop
ularity Mississippi
Planters In
dorsement.


Houston. Miss-Nr. ] A. Tren0r.
vel,- known planter Of this place. re
eentiy related his en- erience N using
Thedtord's Black Drzught Il don't
believe there 4 better liver meds-
e.ne made said Mr.. Trenor. u ase
II FOR hrsdache. stomach disorders
and torpid liver
III 10 not bad 10 take. does not
leave . consfipzfed condition. a. 20
many of the liver pillz and medicines
DO. Il dos "a work aud ieases you
feeling Ike a ner person
,Thouss q Others have found
Back Drzuxts a. heipxni a. NJ.
Trenor deseribes, and valuable re-
rnerv for der4ns er1enfs Of the liver.
stomach and bowels. II Is purcly
vegetable. LsElng al active effecs
apon the bowels. gently stimulating
the liver and hsiping 70 incresse To
flos q biis-
Black r'rzsgbt has be-n <srnd 20
assist An tie digestion q fcod. sn1
relieves cDaetLpziion IN pgomff and
nornns. way.
On sooogrf = Back Drsaghf' 8
lonz vrosed nerit and ln'menss Sop-
nizrssy. mary inmitstlors are beng
o<feTe1 for ssis Per yopr o~n cafis-
fznion u wsli pay son % insist upOn
I nsnninf. z1d - s1re nc pzckfse
besrz fhe rzr1e ~Ths1ford BACK
fBrzuzhs
At rosr crsggszs-rezdy for in
stzzf sse-f1li e.rec<lo.< IN szckszs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

The ladies of the Altar society vii
hold cooked food .alc saip lay al
iiorrman's hardware sior
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

Debate heswsen shawnee snd
uashfle Hlah Sehnal Auditorium At
o'cloek
namessle sebenee club Me- ura
E&ssata
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
Loo pl Mu cIub

The Tau pi Ma club aud Misc Mar
ganct Sewers surprised Miss Eta
Walker last evening with a party ai
Miss walkers home The occasion
helng her birthday anniyersafy
The evening vas sent With dane
lng and games. aud an Ice course
served 20 Misses Walker. Sewers. lsa
Daniels. EDNA prodlo. i.ucllo Doolny.
Rose and l.eona iangshennlr. Ake
Auihy. Esther Oflfwold ana Mabel
Ram
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

At voar crsgg1gs-rezdy for in
st<zt zse-f1ll eirec1bo.s IN s'>ckszs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
VETERAN TRUCK PROVES
PNEUMATIC TIRES VALUE
Nine OF Its Ten Years on 10000.
Mile Tour, Homo for
Vacation

The old truck which has been tour.
ing the country demonstrating the
good qualities of pneumatic truck
tree has finished its lo.o00-miIe jaunt
and has gone back TO Detroit for a
vacations After ten years OF siren
nous service, In which this long jour
ney was only an incident, the veteran
truck Ia eutitlcd to a breathing spell
before Il gets back into heavy work,
Nine years o! It's life has been spcat
on pneumatic tires, which, accounts
for It's longevity and FOR is service
ability after SO many years o. hard
work.
Thia old truck. the first that was
ever equipped with pneumatic truck
tires. started on its journey eight
months ago, and its ewing around the
country took II from Detroit to Bos-
then 10 st, Louis. where IL ended it's
travels Hundreds of cities ami towns
were visited en- route. In the North
Il encountered che heaviest OF win
TO struggle through highways made
sof; by the heavy spring rains
Fnsunnotfcn Practically Punctnrcl~.,.
Oae OF the valuable lessons learned
on the tpGS was the fact that the big
pneun'NttNs are praS:ica!iy puncture-
proof Ihs tour was completed with
S'HRlc puuCtuTc. anu Win the
tires in good condition.
Aside from demonstrating the good
points OF truck pneumatics, and Civ
ing truck users in various parts of
the country a chance to see the 'Old
Reliance the object of the tour was
- Ra;hce data on the cost o. truck
operation and TO make study o.
;ac beaca;s derived from the use Of
pnewsTa;S truck tires.
In its peregr!nations the old truck
met with many types of road con-
s;ruetton. In the North the tires
were tested for their ability to cope
with snow and ice, In the South,
especially where the ground Is very
sandy, IL WAS found that u pneu-
matte ;ir4 with proper tread design
offered tho only solution TO the truck
operators problem.
Experience OF Floridn Growers
frui; growers in Florida were un-
able Ia truck their produce satisfac-
t"riiy until they eauippei their trucks
with pneumatic tires. The solid type
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of tire did not offer the necessary
traction In the sand. and In many
INSTANCES fruit growers suffered
losses through inability to transport
their produce. In other States where
the roadbcds OF red clay became slip
perry In wet weather. Il was abao-
lutel! Impossible to negotiate the
roads win any but properly dreaded
The. tour WAS conducted by tho
United States Tire Company. md the
panT'a big Nobby Cords. book.
let setting forth the facts gathered
during tho. tour Will be published
soon FOR the benefit OF transporta-
ton people.
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PATCHES APPLY TO TIRES
AS WELL AS TO OLD CLOTHES,

Strcals of Conservation shown I'm
Overall Movement No,y Mani
fcHtcd by Car Owners,
That streak OF conservation which
has enlisted many automobile own
crs recently In tho Wear Your Old
Clothes" ranks apparently Is sending
thom not only to tho clothes repair
shops but also TO tho tIro raDnir
shops: AZ least tho tlro repair BUSH
ness Is booming ns never before. nc-
corning to l.. l.. Keppei. Fir.stone
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Neppel. This Is indicated by our
inpiaIy mounting Isalcs OF E'Irestono
IRE accessories. These sales show
enat the motorist is practiciny tho
,SSohomy OF preventlon-cxnmini ing
by prompt action. Keeping thoyo do
Iects from becoming serious and
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representative. ut 72a West broad
Street.
Just Ms the motorist Is learning
to tako his worn tires to the re-
pair shops instead of throwing them
away. no IL learning to No OH them
himself those little jobs tina; will
give them longer life." added Alr.
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zine Hank DulIdinE for Hender.on.

=, HENDERSON. N. e.. June 26.--rhe
FIRST National Bank OF this city has
ABOUT completed It's plans for the
erection of a new bank building,
which, 1t Is said. is To cost at least
SlOV;O00 and when completed and
furnished Will be tho finest banking
building In this part Of the state.
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endurance-makes rubber heatproof and coldproof
resulting in the most serviceaSe tire for any motor.
ing service on any machine Cord and fabric nonskid