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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

In the jewell collection of the pneh-
ess 81 Newcastle IS a wonderful cor
onet with a feather eight inches iors
made entirely of diamonds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

An pefaons haglng elaama atalH8
the Board ot Ndueaflu, rns ff
Ouihne. are taQgrllsd g pfrsna' Z
same not laier than tnno l3 fF
M ~ CARTER
tlQfI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

Take ghH Ob standard G#fN h "a
TAATrlE3s chll F0NlC fn kn0@
what you aFr taxing us lhe Formula
IL printed on avery lahol rhswlNe Y
la Qun.uc and ifoa m a iAsteieaf
torn t0c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
How | saved - =
a policernans life

ENEN TIE eggs
WIRE riREp ina, mcrnlag
AND rAE oosce.
DIDN'T root nn cNe 30.
BUT WHEN afseF hreaAfast
NY cloARErTE tasted a~ful
tr WAS tna nanch
AND A Eroacs started
AND WALKING 60 work.
I swoRE ~ smoking
AND DECIDED to FRA
nv orrlor boy,
nur JUST before l decided.
TO Kill a policeman.
A NAN passed mn.
SMOKING A cigarette.
AND SAY ha, she smose.
TRAIT pRlFrao back.
DID SMELL good.
AND / followed hi'n.
INTO A store.
AE THREW dova two simes
AND SAID The esrne"
AND so dldL.
AND so I'm s;lIl smoking.
AND sTiLL keep ;hst
OFFICE BOY and LET that
HANDSOME POLICEMAN I've.
AND rM rrlng "a boost
THAT MAI followed
FOR PRESIDENT or snmeihin
ron REALLy those cigaret,es.
DO SATISFY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
lNIou Costs va Africa;
Frice OF Wives Doubled

t8Fi pevaf whU has last fes
hiWsi tr lnAdaa frHm seatFat
Afrtn ln HislNH an agruunt ~
hh WaYeia lhat sala the iu
tgmNaa eesf af utiu4 IN ths
HFifiel ~ flea eaa reelected
W llu NiN prlgss fps wtvea
rall hF tle NNNvsa
Nnffews npe aissrfn handa
lttsH vlfe ast f1af spsaFhsads
tH rtrwsF iats ele gUw epsss
piahs enWfhead ~ ih@ cattle
tlsiflet lAe Wflr at wlie at
rsept y eist, vawH naiaad n
fugf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

II an the gold 10 the world were
melted into ingots il mtzh. bf con
ialned IN room = feet square and
IL feet hgxh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

spl0Hrhwa neKsn As Ws MAINS H9i
gata .. maale lmiaw ef3al wma
dNtlakRe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

China has the shortest mile In tl.s
world 60a yards.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

Leader Classified ADS ce. Results.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
NO GRnDE TO
n SOLD FOR DElTs

Dmyer. eesteuuksr ~. ~ ertw
tsdscl eeprt by Judge Waltsr e
n srdsr 4 IL rssult Il !. ).
|tiea beeaght ~ the Equitahle Trusl
|eompeny = Now Yotk. a po9tfi6G
BY stoekhp)11E1s coumittes for no0k-
p6aemeaf ~ doaiod. M Sr5Sz
moe y nQ14d n Judge 1ohett =
IetsA Wlltn9 "A. Ja6lkDon, Uoo1ol
'saIs 81 u road four Weeks Ss6Sfs
tle pale y mnde, which 9 g be 1ooe
e s.estsfy > 9d1H9ant u thlEtysiix
4iIllon 80 19ndre1 and sevegf1
een19s Sper hQt4so3 m o1ovoa ~.
le4a nd kofty- -thrio oGSIfo.
~ deetpe pIUyfogs tint ~ roo1
1111st ~ ~ eoId 3pr ~ thnn oBNoo 3
90 subject 70 all 0ndsfiyine mort.
eaGes. which amount y eto6 bo0. .Oo0.
1t1s undouhtedly means thak ~
1Ue Greude ~ an indepondsnt Ce5o-
roae rcAd Il : thing q IL past aad
um be absorbed BY some big combin-
etions probably the Burlingfen It q
the direct result of III pcaiev a
smillking" which the Gonlds indslesd
= Nhen they secured eoatrol. NeVoe
e1iloexs. George Geuld and his crowd
Qol19atoly robbed the Rio 0fonde.
- Anally mortgaged Il for Above
.llkeY million = help cut IT, Western
e ~ i. ! ~ ~ i. r ~, \. = "a
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
sssis'T sass va1ssslsq xAs s2's4s' 1gqas 'A4HR u.

e teok neasly two Wosls q die-
eoveHs that a4ter IN Wohk VVhinm6ry
~ - de5sated " MeFso Vineulz
II II 1spublicen - luinas3on eGnin1(
Geo9gesenan Taylee. Tho 1nttsr Woa
~ nessxaa hnn1i0d veeea.
~ - - reeetA - douht thak NJ,
- VIII loeoLve he cpstouanry IN
- Ggnqi1oQ ee1neyI V1neof
10 - 3te4 lag Reyalsr = ~ esgn
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
'1Ssssss ySSE IA 5R 452ss 1PRsss 3 s's1i, !,

Justica Florer wns called up6a Ines-
dxy night q 1:80 - tio IL nuptia1
Knot for Mr.. Sam n. Raquette ~ Ga1-
N ard Mrs. Berniee Lucero u Gun
ulson. "Wednesday IT, nswiywo1e -
partnd for IL California epast, vhero
afteS maaeh n 01Dgon md Cnlifors
mia, they 11oeE 10 return - G81nd
JunctipG NH bF16o q II
dnugl1tGY - fs. ". 8. Rcsnss q cur
Paquotte q sl56 veil i1cN3 ksfe, the
family, nbW 14fdents Of GfIt1a, hav-
ing f6fmifix lived n Cunnioci Dur
lAg ~ s1lg1er ~ - been eG1popyed
III ~ 36cri allpber Ce my -
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
Lsse Eieetiss. Nsws

ASaeE Esl9StSs1ts xv80D 80 E I. 81
Altho Il Il growing On thrse wesls
since election some matters are still
undecided. Il u beIievod beyond
question that TnIly scctt has ds16ated
Cnllieotte for y. 8. Seintor 81 ~
aslnoerntic tielet, but Wednesday IL
ceent not yet eonspletsd enly placed
HIN 20 ahead and yeGtsrylay ~ W.
~ e the epSGl With Huerf1so Jouilty
nno0iejA Eeturno Tgnn4ed =. $ 4
=. g. pslg, ~ qleR ~ QElnds 60
ducter ~ Gunnieoas q leljessd nom.
taated tor stafa SENATOR " ~ demo
esuts, bet selae Sa1hea hGve - writ-
IA q ~ telIets frsn Data county
- - .sse1st q stats - n,ade
HeNosef, ~. = Rol1sy - Delta,
wAoee name wns Written & "a flfteen
eo1lots i thst counfy, Wns Cunnisoa
tAia nnorning and NJ ttfly endofood tn
f6nina4ion o. NJ. De1o. v1fch wuuId
1Dem = nrttle ~ eaaktsr. II. Pm
~ y eecy.easy - H. 1slnelgutlo eens
~ cealnif1s = D6lfa co1If1 M >
~ - VIll g. ia e s1ppoIt
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
PRICES ARE on THE
TDl0eelI r.

HAIRY Ford esrtainly startsd -
thing when he chopped ~ e1l ~ = =
s!sss.s ssss fssm eS % 2: pie: = . e - aiyysss
'saly have IL Yfoeklfn ovoe,1
Se06seakers and Hn1Do0 nFns ~ :
- snit u the opt1mebdle lines ~
6enlstuGa, c3olhinG, 1umb1r M -
sslsssss for ~ 49, - tal,se 4
p traxel!as - fssn ~ -.
6yo4 n Chicngo, Whe Wlb.iD d. =
otslsrs for redaetioag a1nou1li14 y q
~ een9 y many lineA III G5Qof
Hnei! or - hcusss ~ drspDGnG.
II Tbere was ~ eog& q U9sqf r
n1e11y a. ~ pxicae, ~ ~ AlS131 W
paslIe II 4 eatitied y ssdsesisas elsag'
on cssls howsvsr, ~ ars siaht -
90 2 nov 1910 ana psospeess x q.
othsf raise. s.s,
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
|iLn1 TO lEID
COUNTY ClnPnGl

4 u.itea deaaeer.ey MT in 0unni.
son last eveaing and prepared "a ~
county ca1mpai6n Which will leo6 ~
Iaxey p vlceogY q MovuunSee: Ns6rjS
~ ~ ewe3va 6oadidntoe Wpfo -
gEeslt thoee oet huntine, many G ~
peoednet ee1llnif ifteaaen. ~ nXl fksFe
unnniueeis1y decided Ipo1 =, q. Rni-
mer - county ehairmGa ESc{joe q
- soeretaxy a11 ~ II e1oc1fivo
ecmm!etoe y1s doferxDd : fsw 6oro
ens1l ~. Palmer can eonsnlt With
Ne faetieas .ers rspssessted q
considered, but The candidakss e -
gether On plans for forwoS1fSE -
caly their own campaign 1T ~ =
" dezneczats n the state o1Sd n1fieo.
~. Enln1or u about r rettro fESm "a
Ne holding and holds tie go dSnca
and inspect .of al citisens a thjsI por.
eapn - Colorado. With " krky
s1P1ett and e9epefatte0 q n - &
e.see9 - tal(4 WeTk 6gn 20 -
W9un!n, - Win lond IL pnrfy Is 8
yasaans = the Afst Tnssaay ~ llsv-
- * fF " ~ ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
.zD 14ssS 4ssSr.1H e . ls''4 lssFP q,

Ho0JGsr, Gept. 44 lfed 5. HseeS..
G1eetor = Ehe Unfye<Ilty u CeoSfar
~ xetGned NJ position fki6 wesk o
4ecet = conmie13oa = eoptni1 q -
AgNlAr qfpys qnlkt1 t11Inst1T eotlo.
h nen1gnften BuD ln6xroc8p6 N e.
4thokitioe q tlls uzfveS1lty - rs
8epe hAye beeu tn1oa q m ~ u.
eeys Which VIII 6ceur = QctSSer Z.
N1D tain Wan61 ~ ~ Z =
1epeEe ~ Eott II 5s$3 6se
With ~ C1 iilit
:, |..sas s 4 1sl .! -: u 4 II & 4: :! IN = -
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01

h Denscraes Asvs nnnsd Jules
J. 1eDugA 1ef esunty jndge =
jn1ge. Clzssi b. 0ts6e hno dscainei
. Did tssm = ~ G0eC WAieA -
has esn1ne1sa = G4ieisnkly. NJ. Ne
De1gal = - e ear esuIey piooeeFu,
Aaving lived b Cunnisoa esunty dnce
IL eAs1y 80. praetieing lnw dnEing
thet Ne. He = oas q those WHO
~utayo1 with IL toWn" whsa others
took tAeir departure for other locali-
ties. His faith in Tie futuxe Il eur
couMky has sever ben shak1A Kew
~ tAe history I'D Dersooal a4airB q
elmoGf tie entire eoonfy and toWn of
Cunnlson, coop3sd WitA II 1T tknt
- b = lawyer q sD3sadia legal It
tainns1es makes M v10 Q1a11o1
Ter a e6iR. wbssp pseaaPe t. nogt
fmpoFtAnk events and a4a1Es a 0nsas
lie and business m1gt - ty1nnnetod
at soma time OF another. WIN yuU
ere III, you 70 70 the doctors WAen yuu
rcd clothing, you call On tie man Who
sells clothing; . dentist attends -
your teeth and . minister advlsoe Ia
regarding your spiritual duties, th6sv-
fer. when you neGd a1vice and ha1D =
1latteTs peEtaining - law, ~ -
1erce - = : lsuyor-aA1 0esd eaos'
Mr.. NcDo9Gal q . nan Il mature
yearss - ~ hns sssa IN yh1seo -
lie. He known when - o. &lDoo-
(Cea1inasd q Hags rsarl
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
TUCKER VlIs SUIT
4. <,is3 l "A a. ~ III ri
n MsTnGT Court

Dktilet esurt sdjssslsd Rsanssjey.
JudRo Blaek tnAinS II nncgning fxaIl
fur 1eltfoee ahd Cs1ft oti1oSf1plol
sDea1 GooDgtngs OvoF ~ I
lnntfnx trip sfter der WITH JndGe
Courf Nas - 5se1isa lonees -
o ~ tinne for ao6ne Yearg 11D ~
- : nnznber - eivl c6S66 e ~
8 q. - q Cashsss6s y ~ - ~ "a.
~ A1Hsa 1lfnee O.. u 4, n -
nsd ng8Iy n a 1T - - ~
- l von. 11iD lnyp1xo1 ~ SE
sining Nv q S6ieh ~.
9SGSd ~ Mozakg Dtar - -
~ - ~ Ut -
e G1l6it " - ~ - -
6En1l ~ n - -
1nE - di1 = II
i Roseoll nlfnfkg lnGgA - -
nd6nfe Ea6 - = = i ~ Ge11s
Exilk - 716u621 SB110ar
Z. = sSz - -, II,
g e : IS ! = knnsse Il IIrisr ~ ~
5A1e 61 ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01

80 nn1eAdl q = - ooU1

- 6! = \. g copI |.
8 e: =: s.
-. H. e1ue oolllRn ~ e = re-
-. t1a veek neylnd4 = oopS1S
yQue 6GkutG, 49, ( ~ 3, 3 = =, -
h felloyilg ozs Z ~ $780,.
3aaes - the dntes: 8
4ne goec <S---------0 0e1e1r 4
leed nfllef and cempanv 0etel1r q
Vge - N0Vo11bef d
Adrian NeWo0s Deon nAer n
Crest Lakes Quartet ------lGkrch 20
1ne Dunbars Abril. =
EveEyeae who hes kept IN II slieht-
ct tcach With Lyoo1m attrecSycn
hcw that this Il Sfrict1y nrst-class.
7.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
JUDGE stone no Mss
sIIDER Nc M[DDED

| sNIBkk ut kDBku
Ci9osd Sees. 5spestsd scr cslsrsSc
| pected that there va something Il
he wind besides mersly business, ard
sure enough. this wsek newn q hi1
n,arriags - . 4iae Nay GnVI1sr u
TT c1ey wa1 rseoiyed = Gnn1aG1n.
II eessaheay Wht& tnl1a1 IT II
Ci@osd h. 9esas 1l1 NJ Hav 80.
1ss se111ya 6 ~ 49, q II
bxtd9l }9eeheg. 0rA A1no = 0uU6oR
fef - N. Xah1g1Gh nckooE, Coooando
o2et1 ~ ~ D vogy 90 oDG1r.
ta1dnG 11olo - ~ e1e1oSk Wo6nooinV
DeEn1uR QoDoon2e .. only 4 TN
4ien11 o. lalakiyse wsep pe6eoak
~ yV11ing q t1il peDolne yunng
nneA>0 ioGR 8ty - - 6koSu716
lay q his eeeiee, brinG3 - 3 hnDpg
emax eolleEo. romanea WA 60-
a. . the Univer.lty C CGleendo.
FolIoWtnB tAe wedding, ~ heuoy-l
- Wee speaf = Dnvpe e1A
I, -: ynere tAsy sss new naliag
diiisss Sssss 1. y '.ss1st s.e
~ - 0IX
peuanLn ~ Dle1esr fanTiss. ~ v1sI
q E g ~ y Sd ~ 3 ~ ~ - i6s "a
end higA aeeools 81 or elty. Leaving|
Gunni6ea schools hs weuf to BouIder|
and e1tered tho Unfveruity q Cclafarl
-, gradnottng with the hiehest "a
Aonee1 6T1912 With B. a. DeG1ee,
While = &st66eut q tie Uifverafty. kel
- e4ss g that poDular publiea45en. .l
6I3voe ~ 0e3d, nnaSy a. II sftjeIc6I
eftEnetzh9 s$6&o-Wids otteaf1o1-
On ~ 19klng from that jesta tatut3en. l
- retNfAed hp1ne and that IN III
Demoef4ttc party PIT He nnrne M fori
ecsanty 5udees - heaer vhieh ~ W.
eeeefM eleetion ~ = 49, - ylHQ|
ee-eaec$pd ~ eecoa4 tcEln ~ MG|
''eyeo nfeer 1jor1ty. HI N1ellmod I'll
I'm shh ~, having othef ilans t6f|
" ,d,@ rsssc - e - 4sr!ng - ysex|
- ealtsE Is ~ Nsw.sc ~. -
HoeArigs - - 1Iie1Isd 8 eeeslle1S!
GQ1nty (oGBt BoGnired = ma a ri
pezsel gtentiSn that y Wita
nssiss s5|'s sss:1t ~. II. SksI
hs1hG 1SakSo q : 80 s1fiSn -
aayee1d eyssx ic1ts g ~ -
IN q ~ vas5euy LSEty 11
d11soe - Ceg1ll r. Do6 6lnGo, = - b
a4se hlre loe1lnG rogl Il n -
Nllk HI G ~ ~ W
- 36A oneeGSE - r. = r
s' - T s. y: s'y: ~.
Is u - I! ~ -.
6 ! > 4 Z:
!
e.. & \ II
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
Retueni . Gernanx

L. Weinberger writes to Nswp-C -Chasn.
p3on that be expected 70 safl Septe1-
her 2elA for Antwerp, and tAenSp ~
Germkny. He was 70 sail = ~
Steamer LApland of tie Aed Star lina.
He requested that IL Neuu-C Champisa
follow him 10 His nsH kon1e, cd ~
marks that: IT viii - . pleasant re-
Nindcr T. reooivo III polor with IL
uews o1 deae ~ Guan{6uo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
Hakl1g 1H1nel Surveys

g - rl1eo bufsoyo
q. Jnin9s ~ ! White, Pin
lyslle2 Ahp hed b4elpese . ~ cenn.
& - leGt Woek, fet1rni6R - ~
Z. eqn1nGD tells ~ thaf Several ~.
'Sey1 Ax4 epea u1B1e atlly4 14onayt11
9na1tblg route. Iho eunernl opinfo1 n
Ut GueA : xputo Wfll eunao olk q fl,ia
"a r. ~ 49, y ~ n,eele -
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
ssaers Psralytie 6tselEs

A .paralytic stroke laid James Dun
par low the latter past a. lat Wse1f,
md q present BE q duite 6esnless, q.
thouSh resting . coulfot(6 ~ - cn
g expected His sbyet M 6rf;VSjl
rom Denver " caye 1urf - ~.
Dunsqr y 'one ~ the 11d S16I3 f1 :
de.ts Of our town. and ffiG1l NJ sisoS1Ss
y hope for his speedy Focov6ry,
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
'oa "a sszS 81 S'I''s !; sdlSs2. ASse

Csaoleeisa = - ~ -, -
beeuoao Duu1Q - oDV0gon, c.
- - e1oe1nps1 - Ft11SV, -
~ ~ voGk y M y te116
IL nlns9g - - = sou1D q
- = - - - - pG15oSl1 G
neeeoy = - enEB ever H -
rsa1 hstvssn ~ ~ ps6n1s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
! = :
: :

~. ~ u ~ M
~ 49, panlo Snllsl>11 g
Sne - - = e1EsyfI8 q VII
naeee9ee = ~ peep1a. u loI0 =
Siy;s.s9g M sS9r "a ssSSs4e her of r
teoogn H. dn.e 1of na1Eip~ a1oeal Q
mort ne Cox k1qeeseat manageu -
ssvs Sssa Z 11ger number want 70
nsfSI ~ .ihjesSs = ~ - e1ess n,,;;. g
ea1A : ~ sksv d11 E51isvs ~
erSs5s. - '.1, Z 3, = - 49, -
with v93eA y e IsgIfins9s Woff-
wsiepg q lseSsss, IL ssadine {osth
q S.isl ss.fss.ss3ca .. which the vetsrs should
Ample funds would readily come
g oe Democratic nanagsrs Were
they = ignosp al qooGl3ons q hcurce
a1a y9fgeee nProaooee9 " hngo n
naeteoo 1lU0 oo1GGh l1HoG1Sk :. NJ
Ingtead. tk~-- ~ Ie1vin1 r : rn6f1er
70 ~ poep1e ~ 49, w ~ /.
sseasssj 49,. ssaaks. ~ ~ - = =
y; \ cex "a Issski!s 5. RssssvsiS 3
lne bSlto3 ut ~ lla1oe6 Il ca. T
seee.ye!s 1eeegtees xill tk.s eeals d !
~ ~ = ~ enmtay~n IND NM n
|xa1saait col1r rlkukioSo froS ~ rcSS5.
e ceass nstieas ars Issald lsdly
~ o9o see6ed uoW. s
send ,'cars q ones sad 4 xiII -.
prr'-.1 ferwaraed = netional -
3uasten e Grad csakfsl Palea, Nsw j
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
Sseial Events 81 u yVsek

Ih9rsday evening narksd : dainty
man home, when Mn. eYarunsn n
tsrtained several Of the young married
The NeCuliy raach home wss IL
ncene of . pleasant party Tuesday
eye111e. a humber of s tjbe ycgrnt
9elks from town attsnded. Ihey3 ~
roft - snjoyebls tima
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01

q Chester isittser, No & ~ eoaeA
tor th4 School o4 Mines at HE95s.
eoatena, writes thG& ~ has 81 hus-
ies thak ~ Is whippinG Into APE
~ ! ehampionship team for .5that
etefe Ghe1 Il certainly . Wiznld &
tspehea. His address q 81 ". oI1rtz
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
M nET hkl[ ne f6 Is [

a. ps.ees,eie Ns,s -. - nsup -
-. . = - Z Is 81 g ~ 80
g: g :. a.
DdHviag = ~ taas - rsass Ressss Pssuussiey
rsgs,sslsd ~ 1ns u ct - s,ki. Rssss "a Sssi.r =
Asp lsssest 49, hsals - ~ as vstss bssving 81
campaign fsnas Asula ~ DspM psopas y
esspassivsy few I'D zssy shsh ivuas ssne eea
favors, hereby vounfasy shsesDs -. II /, q.
Ces Roosevelt Popelar csmpaisp ru.A
R p. o 8
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-01
IT. | =! ulll 7 y alllQIs
lI]FR THIN PARTY

Ihe Fas1erslsabor Radicals have
tntetate4 ~ entire ticket for the New
ember eledioa - ~ nled " pekit5ou.
'Ihte VII 'fnclu6o the man 'nn,So6 Cnl-
!soostes WHO amesueaF defeo3irR TuI-
II 6cq4 for seaator, HetkasfnGtoa of
Guunisoa sand the members a. the
FoFnee-l. .1bor Ticket deSsnfed e fko
et!maf!, - we'll - those FL ca1i-
dote1 elected Il & 3S s. 3 ''77 ~
Iha daily press rsperts CalIine =
deelntinG he VIII tlan - do1noeRaf
Iehly, t61 dix do66 Hin eI1d3E ~ I'd
TIRE ard ~ deelIne6 noalinnfion -
80 t.ll NJ 49, 4 wfn ~ ~
eeMesd ~ ~ 1lher 11S11onts'
"a ~ 4keY ~ ki1 19VoE. No ednl,1S.
eip9 ok ep6aloa hss bo6a hsaxd hiV0
A9dereo1s caRdiloto ,1cr lioatonar1f
4ese[eee - ~ t1oaaeeSn1de tjcEot
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NJ. Nannis Hart who has bsen
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EveEyene who has hept in II sliehf-
ct touch With Lyos1m sttrscSYona
hncw thst this l. strietly Arst-ciass.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-03-18

Of the colony were called upon to
be present. LifOrd and Oldham were
convicted and the court sentenced
them to be expelled from the colony.
Ultimately both were deported.
goldman once came agains to the
colony, and having created serious
breach of the peace, Governor Brad
ford says, they comited him until he
was tanner, and then appointed a gard
of musketters which he was to pass
throw, and everyone was ordered to
give him thump on We brich, with
We but end of his musket, and then
was convicted to ye waterside, where
a boat was ready to carry him away.
Then they bid him goe and mende his
maners.'"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-03-18
KIDS WOULD ELECT
CHAPLIN PRESIDENT

If the kids could vote Charlie
Chaplin would be president!
And if it's true, as Doug Fairbanks
told Charlie, that in Sweden and
Denmark, too, they consider Charlie
in a class by himself, he may yet be
king of Scandinavia?
In fact, when the League of Ma
tions gets to working and the broth
erhood Of man is reality, my guess
is that it's the internationally popu-
lar Charles Spencer Chaplin who'll
be the first president of the world
in spite Of his feet.
Even at rival studios, publicity
men paid to lie for Charles compel
itors-if he can be said to have any
say freely, ''Nobody's ever had the
vogue that Chaplin has"
'Doug's" Opinion Given
The peerless Douglas Fairbanks
himself says:
There is only one king in pictures
Chaplin; and only one queen
Mary Pickford. The rest of us must
be content to be pretty good and
compete with each otherp'
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-03-18
DO YOU WANT YOUR
HUSBAND TO BE TRUE?

Girls who have decided to marry
men who are not interested in wom-
en- and who win not even speak to
or look at other women after mar
rage, may benefit by the experiences
of Billy Billings, in "a Temperament
tai Wife," starring Constance Tai
madge, and which will open at the
Magic City Theater tonight, Thurs
day, March 10.
Miss Talmadge plays the role of
Billie Billings, strongly determined
to marry only a man who is averse
to all women. She finds this person
in Senator Newton of Nevada,
rather tin1id bachelor who is so bash
full and of type so exactly like her
ideal" that she determines to marry
this solon, regardless of cost. I'm
like other cOuFtships, Billie becomes
the sutton and the bashful gentleman
from Nevada does his best to keen
from entangling domestic alliances
But the wiles of the capricious Bill
| lie are too strong for the Senator. He
falls victim to her charming self and
small period Of welded bliss en-
sues. Then follows a series of I'M
usual incidents in which Billie, the
Bulgarian count and the Senator fig
ure. The Senator firmly refuses to
fire his female stenographer and Bill
lie runs away with the Count. This
is almost the last straw for the Sen
ator until the resourceful Billie en-
gineers a stunt that sent scores of
wealthy tourists scampering out of
/ their early morning slumbers and
the Senator on run that exceeded
anything that he had ever accom-
plished in his political campaigns.
Also Fatty Arbuckle in 1.-THE Sher-
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-03-18
Magic City Program
SHOW NOW STARTS AT 7,so

TONIGHT, Thursday, March 49,
Constance Talmadge in "A Tempera-
mental Wife," also FATTY Arbuckle
in "The Sheriff" Is and rs cents.
FRIDAY-William Farnum in
"The Last Of the Druids," seven
reels; also a good Sunshine Comedy.
Is and 25 cents.
SATURDAY - Billy Rhodes in
"The Lamb and the Lion" and a
good two-reel comedy. 10 and 90
cents.
MoNDAY-Montegut Love in "a
Broadway Saint" also "The Invisible
Hand" No. Is. 10 and 20 cents.
Matinee at S:15 p. M, 10 and Is
cents.
TUESDAY-Mabel Normand in
when Doctors Disagree" and Mr..
and Mrs. Carter DeHaven in "Chas-
ing Rainbeaux. 10 and 20 cents.
WEDNESDAY - Mabel Normand
in 'Micky "(as big as circus) also
a good comedy. 10 and 35 cents,
including tax.
Coming, March 25, Charlie Chap
lin in "The Vagabond"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-03-18
Pilgrim Fathers Shipped
Disgruntled Ones Overseas

Boston, March 9.-Deportation of
"undesirables" is not an innovation
in this country. The Pilgrim fathers,
confronted with the problem of deal
ing with indictments among them,
shipped the disgruntled ones over
seas. There was so soviet ark in
those days because there were not SO
many troublous spirits, but the ia
TIERS action against the men who
sought to spread dissension was sum-
mary.
Rear Admiral Francis T. Bowles,
resigned, in describing the expert
ences Of the Pilgrims, quotes from
Governor Bradford's story Of the
Plymouth Colony to show how things
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-03-18
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR a BAD COLD

Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea ct any pharmacy. Take a
tablespoonful Of the tea, put q cup of
boiling water upon it, pour through a
sieve and drink a teacUp full at any
time during the day or before retiring.
It Ii the most effective way to break a
cold and cure grip as it opens the
pores Of the skin, relieving congestion.
Also loOsens the bowels, thus driving a
cold from the system.
Try it the next time you suffer from
q cold or the grip. It is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-03-18
RUB BAGKACHE and
LOMBAG0 RIGHT our
Rub Pain and Stiffness away with
a small bottle Of cid honest
st, Jacobs Liniment

When your back is sore and lame OF
lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has
you stihened up, don't sufferl Get q
80 cent bottle of old; honest ''St
Jacobs Eminent" at any drug store
pour a little in your hand and rub il
right into the pain or ache, and by the
time you count fifty, the soreness and
lRmeness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing
penetrating oil needs TO be used only
once. It takes the ache and pain right
out Of your back and ends the misery
It is magical, yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the sldn.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica
and lame back misery so pTomptyI