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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
IN BED TWO YEARS As
RESULT OF PNEUMONIA
Cough left and he soon got back
strength and flesh,

. Nas confined la ait hra naf
Years ffuM the effect nf purai fnsu
monm Il lsfi mo eiih au asfai
cough ana bronchial ffoubl0 Was
ifeaiet hY different hNHofs sifh
no aptafeul praefit
ii bad heard ~ Mliks kmni ar
hpi had hn faith iu an, ihina A
lr.snd nfn.d ms and I irif1 lt VI 'Hi
NE Nrtt I epmMsneeA lu lerl better
have nue iahsa bottles ami AN
ffeilus fine Have no nnaah uf bfon
chial irauhlr have eainpd mY firah
ArH aifsnaih aud ana doing an the
uHfh az fauiiA ff seven navof toe
better iH ms TIE NFs pcll sl4rfa
l0 Fulton 81. pharnlx n ~
mn aneu Aods Invites disease
l.rl Nilks Emulsion bulld yon up a.
li haa others & ,asi. nnlhlug 90 ~,
hiiks fmu'aion b a pleasant. nufIi
iifr ioot ard corrective mrdlrinl
q restores healthy natural bowel sc.
lion dalns awag sl'h al need of pills
and physics q promoters afpetiis
snd 1lifklY puts ne dinsailfe 0fgana
ln shape 90 initiate lnoi A. a
hmuiflnn is aifunAiY commended f0
bose whom sickness has weakened
nni q powerful aid 'u feAisiina and
iepliflne iht effects ul NahiinH az
NiHnt rhunie stomach trouble and
constipation Arr fompily relieved
usually % ens 4
THIS q The only solid Emnlslor
made ani - nalaishle thar IL Il cat
ga with a sroau IKE lfs cream
fnig wonderful for weak alcki,
C''iifea
80 matter hoe sFrfa fiHs ras.
,0n are sfffa 20 iff Nlks Emulsion
nndef ihis fHsfanise Take ala bot
i'aa home Niih son. use IL ascori.nr
y dif,aions ana lt nni satlaned with
'h" f'HHiiH. your money viii b.
promptly refunded pflfe zoe an.
"a ref battle The Wilhs Fmnislar
81 ftrfe llaate 100 Sold ~ druu
s. ia espf5 ahffs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
JERSEY LEGISLATURE
VOTES ON NEW WET BILL
Three and = HAlf Per Cent
Alcohol L Permitted In Beef
Issue l. Live One In
Drv State

Tfeasaa n Fse - ANt ssspes
af lamali snd sflss ses feeeen.iion ~
mrnhess nn she fissev sffef tev hears
tehafe sAr ANM feFsNA hnuee iaiay
g'Assst ysNpfufeis~ et hlil Nslna
three ans a hass hef soi sltthal ~
tN'nWe aaleA j. A. lasf iH ~ sliehi
- siTeRsef ihan lae Is pes frnf beer
az eAf tlae pGaalaHiea Asft A. ttt
lfaai npln iaf bsfstAsfs ie Nee leff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
.0RY COST FIXED
At FIFTY MILLION
New Storage Houses To BE
Butt Ry the Govern nnent
and Heavy Guard
Provided

Mas naleH Fr IS 81 srfns ip
Asi iae enmiss shaHs aae aea npA ~
tNtor.r ihr psohlhltttn sHtnament
fAal was fhe esil aste meat taaai ia
tht senate seaeor Warren tWlot
NA.flasn Il gte ArpnalielNn Now
miuse
Plans lpi tahine care ~ iat aooFo
ihai cannot be- afan ard ls nNp la
hsnap warehouse lasluae hulii'ns
nsN storage ssiahHshWais ip Nhlcp
.f eG De- sepi ana he'ts auafifo
lIluols naN ia lhs honaed eeiAbfsH
unts viii 81 removed i. ihe new
enes AZ DnyalHment sNprnar lieii'ina
facilities plN have i0 D. provided ead
u iaA ni sa4o i sHllnn vill BE- ,oiie,i
a0 "a ihs sioska IS fbeY are taAen uaf
81 bond Fuf removal - stocks CON
lfafs "a law penalties 81 $500 nns a
p.naliy iaiU. fae value - liquors tr
motel una - ihe uafta drerHiion
ap 20 live years H ihs prison as pro
,laoi.
Senator kIns tf'faal entered a sig
1fn1s pfnieti against iNH demands iuf
m miNtf appropriations ~ carry nul ihe
niofccmrai laW iie olissled lo th'
addition al 81 pae 80 lo lhe same
ampnni sllnWsd s. tae linuap nn iho
iauclah4A hll fal AnAfdlna hnndnA
asuhNaaes ns said lt aas an Dnts
raee ta nake eHeh appropriations
ind he declared thal lhr fifasufs IN
mate. az sis nea0 Tor the euii
shooed thAi tas Officials lacked con
mon FeuHe
Ihe feo 8megnfs 20 tHe hill now
before thn senate are ior definitely
,tpai Ate purposes said Senator Waf
aa Ona g. ~ suafi ihls whisky
fhe nihof s. in undertake To 9aari ihs
lines between this country ana Can
ada ffam ihe Atlantic % ihe farifi'
lnd doNu tae Atlantic q fhe upli p'
MpNif
1
Tokyo Japan. has eph ~ 2o We.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
OLD ENGLISH ARCHITECT
UR[ IS 4 LIVING HELL
That the View Bernard Shaw
Has Taken Of the Matter
After Careful
Survey

rulsa. fsh - George Bernard
Shaw declares that fhs aid oofiarsa ~
tnrlatd should - destroyed eh0ie
sale "A
Amer lsiaE la oae nf faese 'iil
erafy ard artistic houses eifh stsit
"a sense ~ do'ns ihe eaf ihiur BE-
told The soeisis u Arts fetsDfif 'ons
realizes thai al fhs time one hss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
HlBIEs IN FRANCE
RECEIVE UGLY NAMES
War Brought MANY IncYgruous
Names For Babies Born
During and After
the War

Paris Feh % Ilabies !. France IN
war 'me Or since have received many
topical names. 90 the mosi part arly
ard incongIu0us An appeal has nov
cen issued thar this custom cease.
srd fatf fhe ordinary Chrlstian names
drawn from tie Calendar 81 saints.
fhoaid once more ascoas universal
fhroazhoui the coantry Among the
names given 10 some of Re unfortun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
WANTS NEGRO BRUTE
PU( IN PRISON

Topeka. Kan. Feb 2s-Goyernor n
Allen today wired Governor Frank
q Losden OF Illinois. urging thai le
sse az power possible % compel Dis
nisssl from service and vigorous pro-
secntion OF Boscy Chambiiss = negro
policeman OF CHICAGO. because q hts
Legged connection with the case "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

Back hurt you Can't atrairhten
up without feeling sudden pains. sharp
aches and twingesg Now iisteai
That's iumbago. zeiafics or maybe
from a strain, and you'll get bisssed
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing. penetrating ST Jacobs
Oh" Nothing else takes out sore
ness, iamencss and stiffness 90 quickly
You simply rub Il on and out comes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

4
.-s-rs,~-.--a
s. S. Aeknnoa Ffl.go easlass
eas badlt lalassa ehea hla .nsle{
ran off shs ifssA asas uslshoms Cit
yeetefa aaY.
AN the aalmals Ia ulyaialAn rafkI
"a Wichita eeFe haru.d IN asai
wben lrv destroyed ths xeo ballala
yesterday evening
Napoleon Huffale uuars indian
bslnW Aeld ia jail a, Nesklfk on
ehagns ~ nasdesinH hls wlfr ~ heat
ins her 20 aesth
Tho land lsasins hlli "a po~ lzwI
hasine hesa slaaed ~ President wilI
son u upvns 40 vast field u el|
operations In mahy SECTIONS u M
tnlirA slataa
compulsory msillafy lfalnlnx wtlI
nat pesonlu lAw Thu oppasktio(
horamu 80 atrunr that thn hllI nal
been sllhdrasa IN congress
Nina sah.truaaaflsa ln The uulte(
stats. all be dlsroniiaasa after nest
December n
orohsFdiala asy that lhs fruit trssl
IN the state have not been Injured II
lhe late cold westhes
uelahana hoass % representative
voted fnr eomaaa suffrage nv v.s(
~ "a 10 4,
Women ~ New YORK attending M
state Democratic convention fsQ(
iUeveF for pFe~ldeat
VIA is rapidly sanlshink. aecofiin1
10 reports from ever thr eoan,s.
Tho santa fe railroad company nal
made plans 70 espsnd nearly slxh|
nhlllal dollars IN gnad Improvement
as oon a. the FoAds are turned bach
An order FOR J foa new hos ears hal
already hesn let
Masko3ee has adopted the city mani
ager plan The election vas ho'i|
contested oue i.aor unlhns opposed
The mes plan.
The gank ~ Necessity. in an n
town on the rel River IN Texas 81
robbed laa' night. The ihisse. sssar|
lnK 81 800
10 the rum rebellion Ia Nlehl O. 4
federal enforcement officer loas th(
iirs, hattie Head u the eufofcemsr|
areaa st Washington called of mi
dri dogs u war
1ne aensle has the pepce treat
under discussion again to-day nevls|
i0niaia are In thu maiorih
NttH tFtt ~ Hahf4H tAAf HtANt
u nflseoll pumpef in the al
nsids near ~ Ilorodo. Kansas ws|
shoe from ambush last nirht AMI
died fotay kseafeh la being mad
tor hfs slayer.
lfsrhart Hoover has declined 10 be|
tome a candidate for Freslde,f. VA
never a demnefai. bs aafs
Many fortunes wvre dropped on th|
New fefk Exehanxe yesterday ~bs(
ils natkst bfoke badly.
rl~fia of liquor from boaded ware
houses have iasFsased st an alarm5n(
rate. Thousand. 81 dollars worth q
liquors have been stolen furinK ~
monta.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

the pain. II j. perfectly harmless svi
doesn't burn or dizcoiof the skin.
Limber upi Don't ssfferi C,t a
snail trial bottle from any drug store.
and after using 4 just once. You'll
forget that yoa ever had haskachc.
lurbaro or sc.atica. becsa your back
VIII never haft or cause any more
misery. II never aisappolnia and has
been recommended for % yearA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
DREADFUL RASH
| ON BAbY'S HEAD
ltched and Burned. Scalp
.SoreandRed. .CuiicuraHeaIs

NJ ten months cd bahy hat
dreadful tleaking aNf On hla hFaa
W. would aNaigh speeding thr
eruption and hia scalp ssas sore
snd vrIy frd thf rash athea ara
burned rsiniuilt lie waa terribly
CROSS snd fieiiui anA eoaid De- - str
nights snd ksep ns astks The
eruption slso siopped ihs gIosih ~
bis hair
Then ! sefa - ilse ssnpis of
Cuugufe Soap aud Ointment
afef~afia bought ulgfs ard ! usrd
one oake ~ Cuffoss auaf and ore
bos ~ Cutlfufa oiuiiasft Nhfr be
VS. healed islFnedi rais SCI.
defs knoiisviil< ~ Afsh 1919
Use NuilCfsa fof 81 tuile rafGoesa
ns~sis IssA ffN y nsg t~ffss aatiesis
t@sasMe~ nsGt 4 4saasN Hass sfff.ff.
4aat ~ llaeeataf - 81 n
Exx tasslfsss $m~s sas~ses ssAnss tnes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

and Al preventative fass I.AHtTf+
W BRONO QrlNiNE Tablets Look
Tor p " DRONFs siebstHre on far
hox eoe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
A. og / nGAos srArG
eosssasScI

Jseksonsllle Fia.. Feb ss-The 81
eesfise eoaaeli of the Americas re1
Grafton of I.abor presided over n
samnel compers. president. cenveo
"a a. roon today for a sen days ses
sion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

Ans. ,ae.iuspes far rims - slss.
iuy nhns sAA - ansee "a lu'o = irht
.ofke saf.iiHs = nap op ta oHfel
end.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

s. s. Askinnon Prison easlase
sas bailt lalarsa ehea his .nsIn'
ran eff ghs lfssA nsal uslahoma Citl
yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

An the aalmala Ia HlyaaaiAa rafk
"a Wichita eefp harusd IN hsai'
wben lifu anstFayvd ths xeo hallaln.
Yesterday evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
CHEW A FEw-END STOMACH DISTRESS

At oncci ndgeon Heartburn, Gas and Dyspepsia, caused
by kcj Stomach IS relieved. Buy box Eat meals without
esrl Read Con Sense Rules Regarding Stomach package.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

Napoleon lIWffsle uuaKs indian 4
hslnW hnld Ia lall AZ Ne~kiFk on
eaafns n nasdpsinr his wlf~ BY heat
ln4 her "a death
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

rlr'fis of liquor from boaaed ~are|
houses have iasFsasea st an alarnsn(
rate Thousands ~ dollars sorsh 4
liquors have been stolen fnrink NJ
month.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

The land leasins hlli "a po~ izw|
having besa sisasd ~ President wii|
son u upvna 40 vast field ~ oil
operations In many sections ~ M
tbiina States
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

MANY fortunes we're dropped on th|
Ssw Yofk Exchange yesterday ~h~(
tls natkst bfoke badly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-19
Business Activities Glue
 Proof Of Growth Of District
By BEur COLLIER

Busness activity industrial Birmingham during the past week IS glVlng proof of the growth of this district
 among the foremost events of the announce men o1 the formal opening of the Preston Motors Corporation m Ju 70 This the first company automo- oe uucks and tractors that has taken advantage of the Sl eiimlIed natural resources of the Birmingham district W ocate ther plant here The company will turn out on the average ot ten day additions can he made Wnich Will greatly increase the output of the fieb happenings of the continuance and e f enbodyng possible snn not coal dealer the anything like normal ol co on hand and few
 
 however S~ - '"'FtVNe" 'oh- me e supply which short maj ana the Decent limit which of districts b of the companies has - - ~ fN"' '' so"ie State in mace Exhibits at this fair will of culture and stock raising ~ - " 'e' "e-' W the possibility Birmingham real uniting en pomted out that houses for will In line with the effort houses renewed activity was 1et purposes Buy Lot Now state Tn to have the take advantage the to the 100cent dollar still good.
 Retail making all of the firms having buyers notices dealers indicate clothing higher with that highest level for some time Advance 1921 to automobiles will all be comfortable luxurious with
  will disappointed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-19
Talk to Daniel About
 That Heating Furnace


 Time to think about that furnace for next fall. If you are thinking aboG1 the installation of one, or want the old one overhauled or cleaned, phone Main 4540 for prompt service. F. Daniel Com pary do all kinds of plumbing and heat ing work at the shortest notice.
 A crew of expert plumbers, thorough ly familiar with the tricks of trade are kept on duty to answer all hurry calls. The plumbing department is kept in the hands of an expert.
 Connected with this department. they also have a complete line of bathroom fixtures, bathtubs, water faucets, pipe and other necessities in this line.
 The heating department is also in charge of a man who thoroughly understands lis business. Several assistants are also kept in this department who are ready Go repair sudden damages at the shortset notice. Connected with this. department, they keep a line of furnaces and fixtures
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-19
Clean Towels and Ice
 Supplied by Towel Co.

| One of the most convenient and useful accessories to a complete office Is a towel. Especially are towels needed dur ing the hot summer months when il is | lifficult to keep the face and hands free from perspration and dirt.
 The Office Towel Supply Company. ets-s American Trust and Savings Bank puild- ing, make 1t their business to see that every office served by them receives u clean towel each day No worry Is oc-
 casioned persons in the office as tne towel is placed directly in the rack py the representative of the company The soled towel that was placed in the office the day before is also taken up.
 Another important need for the office during the hot months is ice for drink ing water. The Office Towel and Supply Company again stand at the door ready to deliver the goods. The ice Is placed directly in the cooler by the company at reasonable price.
 Any office wishing towels and ice will be served by calling the company, Main 2056. All inconvenience experienced by not having clean towels and cool drinking water will automatically cease.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-19
Floyd Authority on
 Electric Equipment

o. M. Floyd, electrical contractor, 22,s Fourth avenue, north. is qualified to in- stall any electrical apparatus from d motor to a pump
 Mr. Floyd got the idea several years ago that electricity was the coming tning. As result he began the study of all apparatus based on the current, He ls now an authority on electrical equip ment.
 At any time MT. Floyd is prepared to
 make estimates on any wiring or install lation job. his work is both serviceable artistic. No contracts are refused on &C., count Of thair size, whether large or small.
 full equipment of supplies is kept at the store at 2l26 Fourth avenue, north. MT. Floyd has an accommodating of- hce force and assistants. All standard
 brands of supplies are kept His coilec- tion of lamps is especially attractive
 Persons contemplating having any elec- trical work done would do well to con- suit some of MT. Floyd's customers He has a number of families which have patronized him continuously nace he went into business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-19
Tan Shoes Will Hold
 Their Popularity

Tan shoes will continue in popularity for fall wear, both by men and wonien, according to shoe salesmen in BirmTfg- ham last week with the new fall lines.
 The mems shoes will continue to have the English shape, though the extreSSiy pointed toes will not be smiled upon, the tendency being rather toward broadening the toes this year.
 High boots will be the wear for the women, with tan and grays the predoml- mating colors. Suede will be the risst popular material. Very few black shoes will be worn, the stores only buying enough to take care of that trade Shat will wear black and no other.
 Prices are as yet unsettled, as market conditions and the shipping facilities make it impossible to set prices so e..y in the season. Prospective quotations show slight increase, with no abnormal gains as made during the past year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-19
Gwin- Williams Grocery
 Business Is Growing

There is one wholesale grocery concern al Ensley that saves dozens of retail grocerymen the trouble of com ling into the city to buy stock of groceries.
 That wholesale house is the Gwin- Williams Grocery Company. 2004 Front street, Ensley. and from the manage ment on down to the delivery boy ev- cry one of them are optimistic, for, they say, that business is increasing by leaps and bounds.
 big majority of the present-day business enterprises are successfui. But behind those successful strides there are always several supporting posts. In some business houses We find that reasonable prices and good service is the principal cause of thei. success. Tn other concerns if Is the cutting of prices in certain stocks. or an inferior grade of goods
 But with the Gw.n-lsilliams Groc. cry Company it is reasonable prices high grade merchandise and good ser vice, with an additional important fac tor. that of hundreds of satisfied GUS toners. that is making this years bus
 mess at this wholesale grocery concern the largest in a good many seasons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-19
If You Want Wood
 See Wood Lumber Go.

Everything in building material from foundation to roof could easily be the statement of the w. D. Wood Lumber Company, who just as the words imply, are dealers in every article that goes into the construction of the honse or build ing.
 This Is an advantage that sew rrsber companies can offer the purchaser. 1t IS really an asset to the builder as the sa me company handles everything that goes into the building, eliminating delays,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-19

worry, additional freight costs and time. The yards of the Wood Lumber Com pany at Eighth avenue and Thirteenth street is one of the most completely stocked in Birmingham. Experisaced men assemble the orders, while fleet ot trucks and tralers are maintained to give prompt delivery in every part of the city.
 The first thing that goes into the make- up Of the house, cement which makes the foundation and pillars, is just one of the items which this company handles besides lumber. Doors. plain or fancy; windows, blinds, mantles, fireplaces. nre- proof shingles and hundreds of other items.
 The w, D. Wood Lumber Company is ready to fill all orders promptly, whe.ier they are for material for chicken coop Or ten-story apartment house.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-05-20

statues, is indeed credit to the place.
The drinking water was decidedly
bad and many of the wells had been
deliberately poisoned by German spies.
They had public wash rooms,
where the women would gather max
ing it social affair as we'll as work.
Soap was at premium and of poor
quality. They had no washing ma
chimes or corrugated wash boards
but resorted to the old fashioned way
of using a stiff brush and small hand
paddle.
There were two banks in the city
whose principle business was the buy
ing and selling of stocks and bonds
for its customers, instead of our
method of doing a general loaning
business and handling deposits. That
is, if customer had money to deposit
he was expected to buy some stocks or
Government bonds and if in need of
money such bonds were converted in
to cash at a nominal exchange fee in
stead of charging interest. The BAN
kers were very courteous and accom-
modating.
They use mostly paper money from
a half franc and up. Silver and gold
was boarded and it was hard to coax
! the French bankers to part with any
thing but paper money. Such paper
money varies in size according to
value. A 100 franc note would more
than cover an ordinary sheet of writ
ing paper. They also use a great
deal of district money which is only
good within that district. Some of
this smaller district money is printed
on small squares of paste board, no
better than an ordinary milk ticket.
With such a system traveller should
guard himself from accepting any
thing but gold, silver, or Bank of
France notes which are good any
where throughout France.
The French found the Americans
liberal spenders, which with the tips,
tended to boost the prices of luxuries.
They claim that we took the same
unfair advantage of them during our
Revolutionary war with Great Bri-
tain at which time the money condi-
tions were reversed.
Joinville is of interest to us in that
the statue of Liberty was taken from
the hills within half mile from the
place and Joan of Arc was born in
the near vicinity.
The winter was disagreeably rainy,
raw and cold. At times they would
have light snow fall which would
disappear again in few days. The
canal froze over for about two weeks
but not the river. With their abun-
dance of rainfall the French were
nicknamed "frogs" by the Americans,
while they probably had an equal
appropriate name for us. The Ger
man raiders were nicknamed Fritz"
and when the word was passed "Here
comes Fritz" it was a case of safety
first, whether eating or sleeping and
usually resulted in stampede.
Outside of their wine making, truck
gardening is great industry and that
alone affords living for great num-