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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
Number OF SIPS Required


The senate committees % coe~ts -
justice reported savo-ably yesterday Tie
ELL Increasing the nun Der Of jury com
ntss.oneTs from two 20 three The bill
also provides that 70 layar sza!! serve
a. = comm s&soner and t1at no cwo
n..ss,ocers shall he chosen from ete
same ia gister-a3 district except u
counties whe-e there are less thar t1ree
such districts
HOUSE. Bts. " 11s p4t-o2ed by Aayo
Q Brown. vas reported with tas "a
&C 2enaat3an that u Go rot pass
The ball permitted corporations re-
uGk@ amendment 70 their charters
creating shares OF stock with or With
out par value Section $3.50 Of the code
vas amended n the sln for this pur-
pecse-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
ASK STREET CAR PEOPLE
FOR MORE INFORMATION

sph-cor- notttee On streets yester-
6.v af+arroor. following exhaustive
Siscpesfon a6opted a resolution in
rafarepec to the proposed VALUATION
~ tbs nronerties OF the Virginia
psii---sx, s1S power company. with
tna nnrnoee IN view Of reaching som 6
sAre~n3inatior as 70 suggested Lncrea Sc
{. street car fare. asking the corn
oar1y TO furnish the committee with
. plan OF the method being pursued
by It IN deter mining the Na-Uanon-
This resolution was the result OF 6
conference with the director Of pubic
utilities, and upon Z report submitted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
UNCLE SAM GIVES
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS
United States Marine Corps School Has
Earn While You Learn" Courses !.

health. forestry, conerete and brick
masonry, carpentry, siectr.tAl me-
chantcs. plumbing, blaeksnith.ng.
house painting, band music, draft
ing, Journalism, cooking ana nak-
ing etc. etc.
The instructors are rot eutv
competent teachers. bue aninently
practical men. and are selected f1r
their proficiency regardless ofethelr
rank n the Marine corps, For e1-
ample. the teacher Of Spanash 70 q
corporal. Who Ia law graduate Of
q foreign university. ard a, forrker
public school -aacher Many OF the
trade schools are in charge Of ia
sAFtatse' rsfAc, -gradaatea tf
Annapolis Massachusetts IAen..
Stevens Institute. Colorado Scnool
OF Mines, AMI other Leading inttstn-
tiers Others have rscetvsd thar
training IN such grea, Industrial
corporations as he General Else.
trit CorPanT ne stsadard OIL
Company the Baldwin Locomotive
Works. and so or
All students snrousd IL the
Marine InS+..!ts courses -ecaiva
tnelr l2str4critr - an Average %
thEee hours For Eve after Moons ,eaes
week, - purely military trAiaing
beng confined 70 tie norHtay
hours The evenings s.ay b
devoted 70 study. rsadiag, or tAe
various camp getrsatione, slaA Il
taf free movie shows OF the cool
tables
Ne hear = gysat tsAl aeo1t sol.
Iaga IFS but Z g artrAr. el~
douotf-. any Ct sur Institution.
OF learning a@o-1 1ors oppArtu-
nifty for p.Aa&anI corpaaio-sn.r
With real good tsIlovs taAr doee
the Marine Cdrpa goy- thls brAree
OF e@rvca attracts re sos+ Of =
man VINO Eas tse ~4k!ags Of
so''e fellow Few coi.Ayes ear
offer any better faei!!t.ss tos nase-
ba!.. football, boxing swimming
and other athletic sptettA-a!! ur 3er
the direction Of toa1petsst gamers
ana coaches And 40 seHocl, urisss
!, Is 4 Military Institution Of tAs
frat rank. can approach ths Marine
Corps n giving a ma. that self.
reliance, atertness and Qualities Of
leadership wA!c1 Military txat-.ra
affords
II you are ewan s.iEht1y inter
@steas dou'r hesitate TO call at q
Marine Recruiting 0heA- Yea will
not he urged to enlist. but ycr w-fII
be told the truth and noehfag bus
che truth, about the eevwtce. send
for booklet,
Z s Marine Corps Recruiting Office
s2s Ea4w Broad s.
Rlct.u.1S6 Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
LEGISLATURE SITS ON
WASH|NGTON'S BRIT HOAY

The house of delegates defeated
yesterday resolution offered by Dele
gate r. Holman Willis. Of Roanoke,
providing for a recess on Monday in
observance OF washington's birthday,
which this year falls on Sunday.
Mr.. Wills explained, in introducing
the resolution. that thought II ought
to be defeated and presented It only
70 test the sentiment OF the body.
The house will convene his morn
ing at 1870 o'clock, in order thar
members may leave the city early Tor
the week end.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
HAVE YOU BEEN LISTED
IN The NEXT CENSUS?

The census enurn grafton for the city
Of Richmond has been completed. and
ii highly te4 portant- that the per
sons who have been missed by the
possible only If all such persons
promptly notify the supervisors office
On notification individual census slips
viii be mailed to thA address given 20
De filled out, One Of these slips
should be allied out for every person
rot already enumerated in the family.
and when the supervisors Once IS
notified OF : omission thar the num-
bar OF persons 70 be enumerated at
the address gwen be stated.
II you or your family has rot been
visited BY census enucaerator, i is
requested TIA. tbs f5llow:1E form b
used
HAVE Yor BEEN ESrMERATEDf
= not I'll out this cupon and mail
70 J z Bocock. Supe rvlsor OF Census
10 as Postotlce H4lldt1g. Rjchra ord.
The following person or family was
or January :. 1920 living at tie al
dress given below. ~. has not bee1
enumerated there or elsewhere.
Street azd Observation-Disclosures.
@.iy. .-..-.--. Rich a3o1a. VAN.
Number or SIPS Required ..-.....-...
This request apples only &c persons
WHO have been residents OF ire city az
Richmond slnc% January / 1870 Th~
residents @: Ee1!!co county and the
otle r counties Of this congressional
district viii 5e asked 20 report thern-
So yes Il not enumerated a. z lztAr
date
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
John Powell NJ Jefferson.

Music lovers ~ Richmond have 3 rs-a
rrea; = store for them in the con- . :
- john PowAN the brilliant pianist
ard composer who will give a rec.ta3
At TIE IeF%rsop auditorium. March =.
under the auspices 90 tnA FererA r
Guild OF 3. James Episcopal church
A. th3s is tire last appearance q NJ
Pows1. n Rich7or4 for some time ~
Will doubtless he heard ~ many NJ
Powell goes 70 Europe n April as rta-c
soloist with IRIS New York svr-pho re.
orchestra. Mrs OTTO Theodore Hess g
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
Hi~sbv---Eark4r.

Few Robertson rat-or =
Randolph sryset Baptist cnu~c1 -~-.-
ciated a. TIRE marriage. which ~as celia
brated IL his home wednesdA- # y 81
Alma Lee Barker ana Roy r gsov II
ard Mrs r! sshy are now passing -E@l-
hcneyr1 oon p washingto and ~ her
return. Will reside at Stop ! Pears
burg car lire. The bride is rhe 1sug--
tar q Mr. ard Mrs JOSEPH r Barker
~ Chesterfield coun+~ NJ PtEsbv ls
also from Chesterfield
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
Pleasant .....-soverby.

pretty marriage was celebrated
Tuesday tVerlnE at 6 o'clock r. the
htrne OF the Brides parents M ana
Ers. isaac overly. OF Glen Echo PARK
when THAR daughter Cora Lee heca re
the bride Of Douglas Howard Pleas
ants. The ceremony wac performed hv
Few Mr.. Hoover. pastor 81 the New
Bridge Baptist church. Tie BRIDE waa
handsomely attired IN a dark blue
tfAveling suit. with hat 70 spend
and her flowers were BRIDE roses Miss
Mae overly sister OF the bride vas
n ala OF honor ard onlv attendant Eor-
Frt Ke!ster attended the Bird groom a.
ttst man After a Northern 1ve1e.o e
tour. Mr. and Mrs Pleasaats Will te
AZ home a. Cedar Fork. Hla@ Nils
TosE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
FILE INCOME TAX
RETURNS TO-DAY

Ft.e your income TAX return this az
tsr1ocr or OF Monday X you wish 10
save time To assist tax payers in this
district TIE oe.ce Of collector q Inter
asl Revenue r {. L Mcacure will re-
main open Saturdays until $50 2 "
and although Monday is National
Aclld4v II viii not BE observed as such
a. the Internal Revenue office THIS
IS possibly the FRS, tine II MANY wears
this office has not observed Washing
tons birthday as Z holiday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
ALL AGREE On PROPOSED
INVESTIGATION

Following a suggestion by Co!onel
Pa~ke ? Deans 70 support g. he
JoycA resolution providing tr a
complete investigator - tEe depart
r1ent OF prohibition was passed yes
tsrday by the house 81 delegates
without : dessenung voice
We have nothing 70 hide Col
1reI Deans declared and want 10
se@ every mar here vote Tor the reso-
luton
Delagte Joyce spoke briefly when
-rhe resoluuon was placed before the
house After its passage IT, was sent
over 10 tha senate where Il was. re-
tArred 70 tbs moral and social wal
ta<s conuliIree.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21

N-t ElizAhkth Hau-ot Lo--Ea Ar
hhunces the marriage Of her daughter
Elsie Irene Dunkhant OF Richmond Z,
Edward McAuley. The ceren1orv. took
place recently IN Washinetor NJ ard
Mrs McAuley VIII be a horne a. IL
West Grace street after Februa-v y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND WEDDING:

Mr. and Mrs George pavldao- II
1os Magnolia avenue, Highland Park.
announce the engagement ard ap-
preaching marriage OF their daughter.
Margaret. 10 Maxwell couper ~ W1sh-
If gton The ceremony will taE- place
Wednesday. March & = che BRIDE
h. me.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
MARRIAGE LrCEN SES

Marriage licenses were issue 10 the
following couples.
L P. willard. Jr., and Eva a
willard
Walter Lies and Pearl y Downs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
HOLIDAY HOURS At
POSTOFF|CE MONDAY

Monday being a holiday the post
once will observe the usual holiday
hours. The executive. money order
and Offices will be closed all day.
while the stamp, general delivery,
cashiers registry and parcels post
windows will be open from 10 II
O'Clock A VI Carriers will make one
and two deliveries in the city. and
collections Will be made on three
trips
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
Pure + God supper

The Helping Circle Of Kings
Daughters, viii hold 4 pure TODD
supper, Monfav evening March Ist
At : so O'Clock tn Tcini'v Methodist
church The proceeds will So . the
Shelterrg Arms hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21

Hereafter Young men enlitt!nr In
the Marine Corps viii not onlv
Learn % hA soldiers tu-. II thew
TlEn they NAV 90 regularly 70
stndol After one. Two. three or
sore years the Marine nav be
zraolatA3 az an expert autor?obtls
n.ecaa1.c. chauffeur, plunhAr- or
w a. not Not only that. but the
United states ffovernn1ent puts at
ms alsposal It's tre-n endous inf7u-
enoe 7'tts employers In sattFfactor-
.lY placing TIE l. s Marine Corps
institute graduate II a well paying
JOB.
The vourg man who IS facing the
Lard problem 1f making a. Living
While working his way through
high schoo., college or trade school
should welcome the opportugttv
afforded by the Marine Corps Insti-
r1rs 81 tals plan 10 Is nor only
enabled TO gain the education he
desires, hut At the same time
Lead a beautiful y-bundlng
outdoor life, receive tree board.
clothing lodging and mA6lcal at
tendance--thus leaving his pay for
pocket money or for :. snug saw
tngs account.
To the average red -hlooz 81
Young American. the Marine Corps,
with It's adventurous. carefree life.
ana IT'S opportunity for travel BY
land and sea. at home and abroad
has always proved particularly al
Turing. When 20 these are added Z
chance Of 2 good eSucation--
well 4 makes a long apprentice
ship A. trade or weary hours a.
night school look rather uzat-
tractive by comparison.
The Marine Institute
TIE z. : Marine Institute which
BIDS fair TO become as famous as The
Naval Aea5e ray Annapolis. or
the Military Academy a. West
Point IS already well under way
~ the Marine post a. C12nt1co
Virginia.
Hundreds Of young neu .ra 81
rolled n courses that range from
reading writing and simple ar4rt-
rcetic 70 suta subjects as higher
Ira thematies ana Journalism
r nan comes into the Marine
Corps hardly able ~ sign dis name.
he car gain a grammar school 4.5u-
cation ard continue to learn . ehe
limit % lis ability and the length
q his enlistment Among the
courses open 70 the Marine are AIe-
r7e1ta-y and advanced English,
reathen1att n practically all It's
branches. French. Spanish. stenog-
raphH ana clerical work. ANTONIO
BILE mechanics, horsemanshtp and
care Of horses in sickness and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21

Among the fee bills passed yester-
day by the house are Two OF especial
interest Yrs Fsll3 M e,ss&Ye pros Sss&sass
for q commission Of sewn 20 inves-
tigate the operation of the fee sys-
TEN. and report 70 the next general
assembly recommends lions as TO its
hetternert OK abolition, and the
Deans Groon1e bill, raising by 81
eco the maximum compensation that
tse officers Of the various classes
may receive for their services The
Hall bill carries an, appFopr iat ian, or
$3.50 TO defray the expenses of the
investigation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
POLICE NOTES

netecrive-c CAPTAIN Wright and De
fective- Sergeant EertUccl left last
night Tor New Orleans. armed with
requ!siriou papers for Harry Sweet
Jr, and N4bbv NuChols VINO nave
been placed under arrest IN that city
az the request - the Richmond po-
lice, Sweet ana \uch2.s are wanted
here on the charge ~ being inpA~
Gated in the theft o3 several autoroo.-
persons: d william Fl Parker. 21l6
East Broad street., Dr. r. G. willis,
419 west Grace street. W r Powell.
S606 kensington avenue, and c, R
Johnson, 3Io0 Stuart avenue. II was
stated az police headquarters last
night that several additional charges
may be preferred against Sweet and
day Most Of the stolen cars have
been recovered
Jackson E Vaughan skis. years
ald. o. brakes Branch Va = ! ma
tent az the Memorial hospital where
he is being treated Cor a fractured
skull, as the result Of being thrown
from horse His Injuries are not
aecessarily fatal
q tsTas ~ t9ssa4Gsy sxa l3a at
the Memorial hospital for a broken
leg and scratches received when he
was struck by an automobile in
Smith county His condition is not
considered serious
As the result Of being struck by a
piece OF falling timber Nallie Hech-
er, OF 351 North Twenty-ffth
street haing treated At thu Me-.
mortal hospital for q fractured shout
Ter Mr.. Hechler is so years old
James Showers, SO years old of
21l3 East Broad street is being
treated Al the Grace hospital for lac
Grated hands and scalp and face
wounds received as the result of being
struck by q street car.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
Jailed for Petit Larceny

Richard Fox, cplored. was E1ver
tour months in jail IN tyro cases Or
petit larceny hy a 1ury. II musings
court Yesterday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21

Feminine waists are TO be more
wasp-Iike than ever according 20 i'd
wees from, -paris That = some Of
hem are
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21

The case of F. E. Bum ]. r Per-
kinson, w r Robinson and j. O.
Grove who are charged with park
ing their cars, at other than regular
stands was continued in police court
yesterday until April !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-21
The Marine Institute

TIE e. : Marine Institute. which
BIDS fair 70 become IS famous as The
Naval Academy ar Annapolis or
the Military Academy a. West
Point IS already well under way
at the Marine post a. C1an1oo
Virginia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
CORSET WAS FIRST
WORN BY MEN
Carmen. Now Almost Exclusively
Feminine Shown 20 Have
Been Made for Nor
man King.

TIE narsei as such has rot always
gone by that name. First mention -
The word i found in the household
register az Eleanor, countess of Leiees-
Ter. Nav "a. laes and The persnn for
whom the garment wss made was
Richard. king az the Normans An
other palr Is mentioned 81 The same
time ss Intended far Richards son
Edward. which would seem 10 prost
that corsets were originally used for
men rs well IS for women. .
Some authorities clsim that the
word corset is from the French woENi
corps. the bcdy. and serrer Ito tighten.
inciose or iDcase). This may have
been q corruption or dininuiive form
OF she single word corps which was
formerly written "cors or the name
nav have been taken from rich ma
ferlaI known as corse. which WAS III
one time extensively used for rs max
Ing. About the year 1000 the corset
is referred 10 as "siaysn IN England
The word bodice was not infreouently
spell bodies by old authors and was
used to designate the garment now
known as the corset
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
MatrirerlaI Qooi,iea

in bygoue DAYS In India women were
sgnetimes allowed 70 chcoSp their own
husband. one Of their old fairy tales
tells Of n fair princess. who. after a
tournament. placed q garland around
the neck OF knight who had won her
heart.
Among the Eskimos Of the east coast
Of Greenland q rnan captures the girl
he wants. bur from that time on the
usual order OF things Is reversed. he
has 10 exercise the greatest vigilance
10 prevent her from elop!ng with any
other man whom she may prefer. as
this seems 10 be her privilege. IN the
northern New Hehri6es a bride who
is unhappy seeks the earliest oppor~
turity OF running away from her hus-
hand and seeking a home with some
man she likes better. II her parents
cannot induce her 10 return 10 The in
.ured husband they usually send him
q pig 10 soothe bis wounded feelings.
--Na;ional Geographic Society Bune-
tin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
N Y Y
DO coats have buttons on the
sleeves?

In ihe olden days before hardker-
chiefs were invented il Was me Al.
mosi universal custom to wiae unes.
on ones sleeve shorty zfie.
one Of ihe early Trerch E.rrs has
ordered new uniforms made f5r SIS
guards. he noted ,hsi fhe men were
rDining their arIarel hy wiprs the5-
noses on the silken siesres cf their
iackeis-a habit which al that time
was not considered either unsaniis.~-
or unusual His majesty therefore
placed on the sleeves 81 snci d.
necily opposite the one which thev
naw occupy; FOR he figured ihat bu.-
tons would pat ar end 70 she p-4c-
roe where orders might D. over
looked.
This touch or unusual tsilo-s-r was
copied By many OF the eallants os the
court and gradually snread 10 Fnr-
lsnd and 10 other countries When
handserchiets cane into vogue she
buttons remained. but We're gradually
shifted around The sleeve 10 The 70
sliion which they now 0ccupy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
Teamster's S Life Saved
Writes Letter That is Worth
Reading Very Carefully.

Peterson's Ointment Co. Inc. Bnf-
falo ~. Y: was afflicted with very
severe sore on NY leg for years !
am 9 feamster I tired al medicines
and szlves bat vilhoug success |
tried doctors, but they failed 90 cure
NE. ! couldn't sleep for many nights
from pain Docsors said cO1lt not
live for more than two years. Finally
Peserson's Ointment was recommend
ed TO NE and by lis use the sore was
entirely healed. Thankfully yours.
William Haas, West Park. Ohio. March
e. 1915. care P. G. Rei.z. Box lss.
Peterson SAYS; Il an proud Of
the above letter and have hundreds
Of Others that tell Of wonderful cures
Of Eczema. Piles and Skin Diseases
Peiersonis Ointment Is 50 cents q
a-rge box at al druggists. and there
isn't 4 brosd-rninded druggist IL
America Ia, won't praise ii. Mai
orders filed By Peserson-s Ointment
Co. Inc. Buffalo, \. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
Tying to Appear Dlcnited.

When ] was q girl q eighteen | wa.
chosen 10 be Goddess az Liberty sf {
Fourth of July celebration In a srnsl
town. As is usual on such occssions
the whole countryside tuned ont I,
celebrate. and there was q great crowJ
10 see the goddess mount her impro
vised throne AS I crossed the lxwi
trying 20 appear dignifed before the
crowd ] stepped in 8 gopher hole ihs
had become overgrown with grsss anS
turned a complete somersault- losins
my crown and becoming unhecominel,
tangled up in my long robese NJ,
maids Of honor picked me NJ. but /
IS needless TO say heard little of n
address that MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
A'-Or Yo.R 5ssSINT7-

Who's Tour se-ra-t rew
and startling thsre ln enc al
The seasons biegesi Ems IN
this We have another Jap ac-
tor Yns1 Aoyana Lois VII
son Andrew Ro6esor William
Scott Frances Durham A
picture o. crime. mystery. iore
trasi- thar VII shake the foun-
d2ton of society See t. Also
The Lion Nan TIE wonaa-ful
western win 3 word o. action
You cant go wrong by seeing
This show Remember TINS j.
The night stewart sel's ycnr
questions. answers rhem- Write
them a. home. keep them in
yoar pocket Prices susz tp-
and twenty.
Saturday last day for Sic
x-1rx here Tasve-Sai special
atirsciion Mary MacIzren.-
her iates. picture. The Road
TO Divorce tw3-real comedy.
Program absolutely brand new.
You have never seen i any
where That = cne nice parx
about shs Htzhlsnd- the pc
iures are new
sunday William Fox fes-
ture. shirley Mason N Me-
" ard said 70 Be ss good
as m izst one re had her IL
The Elephant Mssa- Two reei
comedy Another dzv of srsnd
new ores.
Monday H0be- Bosxorth
in Tie BoF5e- Legion. Zane
Grey STORY Seo0-f IN N
Guthrie. ConEng next Thrrs-
day. Ton Mix Il his aseSf big
feature. The Dare DeTii.~ big
gess picture he has ever made.
Gene oa Oat WITH ihe Ez1z ard
treat yourself to : good tine
No better place 10 90. we say
ihere's not.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
log Years Old, 3rd Set Of Teeth
The Oldest Man in Georgia Has Used Thedfords
Black-Drauaht Long His Daughter Can Remember,
For Deransed Stomach and Liver Troubles
AtlapuIgas. Ga. Jan. 30, 1870.

HxY FATHER Si3 making bin years age
W. confederate soldier fighting all through the Civil War He fought
the Indian War His father Sharp settled
My father born this county and has been away except the
When The Indians Whites my father by
Indian carrying big his head
Ny ge The yard in good
weather He had splendid health ill he began cutting this third
While cutting these teeth had with him mild
found anything Black Dught This
When child Black Draugt
That him. Black Draght glad
was fathers family medicine and suppose will be till he
as reliable and have found anything that did him the good
his stomach dngd For old BckDaugt viii help the liver acting
AEIts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
SATURDAY.
BLANCHE SWEET
FIGHTING c1ESS o
81 Bret <@s@

You've been waiting for IL
Here Il j.. A popular heroine from
: aopllzr novel-humanszed for N.
screen with charm and feeling BIZ the
famo1s star. Blanche Sxeel
Bret Harx Is the kinz-pin writer
q he true. bighesrted- roaring west.
Blanche Sweet carries all the CLAM
oar-pfeturesqneness Of that spirited
heroine.
: lsa1 love Fighting Creasy-sus'
as Der many beans loved her.
Sc the Sweet Hare drama Of rux-
set California
coanont News. ard lots OF comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09

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CAPITOL HILL
Lois -4--l block = $1,000. A J.
Twe0en
Los -s-ee block p $1,000. Henr~
nodd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
CARS AT ArcrIox

One s., Overland touring car in
excellent condition. one IS. Overland
touring car. good condition; one Che
rro'es speedesger just orerhauled
These cars 10 be sold at auction. In
front Of Gaffnsys station Saturday,
April 70. ?. m. without reserve.
C. e. SHELTER
ELMER VINCENT.
Owners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09

The latest thins ir haherasshery IS
ite glass necsiie such lie j. made
~ ltrsas q nne glass thread and
can he taislcl ani knofiei lke any
erinary fie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09

The London church in Snanssh
place. whieh KinE Alfonso attended
during his recent visit has 4 new
window in honor a. St Michael. the
rs.-nn saint of a;r1nea.