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The Washington times., 1920-01-03

- The Times Complete Sport Page =
OFFERS DEMPSEY LARGE
PURSE TO MEET FULTON

veteran of in the fight line has sartea
Of objective being battle -
Champion return engagement
oourke following letter explains his position and inci
the 70 be 6vdd
per cent to per loser This unhsadcf
split considered by a pull Dempsey into
ring beat Fulton
as md claim 70 be-
The Washington times., 1920-01-03
CONFIDENT OF KAY0.

Having watched Johnny kloans
nerform in his bout with Young
Chaney. Benny valger is moro e'S
ndent than ever that he can detnfvse
the featherweight champion ~ M
Arena A. A. in Jersey City on sAAs
ary 10, valger Is ready to posi-
81 900 forfeit when Kilbane
articles and let II go as SLUG Wv
that he wins by Knockout
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JONES WILL COACH.

John Paul Jones, the famous Cor
nell miller and holder of the worlds
record. will coach the Muhlenbo re-
College track men next season. Jones
during the war was a captain in the
ordnance department and is now To-
Gated at Allentown, Pa, where Muhl-
enberg College is also located.
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EllER MAY RETIRE.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 3.--Hod Eller.
according to report here today, will
not play ball with the worlds cham
pion Cincinnati Reds next season, but
will retire TO become a coal Operator
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Service Contest May
Go to Bowl

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Failure
Of the Navy athletic management
to negotiate for the use OF the
Polo Grounds is leading to the
belief the Army-Nayy game win
not be played here next fall. II u
rumored the midshipmen this
year would rather use the Prince
ton stadium or the Yale bowl
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WANTS JORDAN BACK.

Manager George wiltse. of the Buff
falo Internationls, is pulling against
tho success OF Pitcher Jordan nth
tho Griffmen this coming spring. He
wants him back with the Bisons.
where he aid some ane ringinr last
season.
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ELLIOTT WILL REPORT.

"Rowdy" Elliott will report to the
Brooklyn Robins, despite statements
from California that he wants to play
in the Coast League. Elliott has al
ready signed his Brooklyn contract.
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"SKEETS," MARTIN DONE.

hSkeets" Martin. the well-known
American jockey, who had a success
full season in England last year. has
not applied for n 1920 license, and
says he is done with the racing game.
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SCHL0SSER IS WORKING.

Frank Schlosser, former George
town University star, and District
National Guard player OF several
years ago, is back I'm town and In
officiating basketball games here.
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EPIPHANY is SOEI.

Epiphany proved to be soft for the
Y. NJ. G. A Boys team at the "Y"
gymnasium, and dropped a so-to.o
game.
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OLYMPIA WANTS GAMES.

The Olympia A. c. basketball team.
through Curtis NJ. McCary. manager.
III Kentucky avenue southeast.
wants basketball games with 135-
mound teams.
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SELLS ED SWEENEY.

Ed Sweeney. the former New York
Yankee catcher in the days OF Ray
antics, has been sold by
the Seattle Club TO Kansas City.
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WILL SELECT OFFICIALS

High School faculty athletic ad-
visers will meet at Central High
School Monday night at 1880 o'clock
TO select officials for the title series
Twelve officials have been nominated
for the list.
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SIGNS FOR TWO YEARS.

Mike Kelley has signed 70 manage
the st. Paul American Association
club for the next two years, and the
fans think that means two more pen
nants 20 add to the 1919 gonfalon.
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Another Place to Sleep

Hight Down Tow
Clean, He'd, shower NJ o. Eta
All Comforfs
steam Heat-Eicctric slNttH
Men Only. ssc. Day q, Nisst
y. y. Ger. sth. ne "c Nv
y. .. LukiNs, Mfr
FRANKLIN area NV of7<H
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MARKS A PHYSICIAN.

Remember Mark Baldwin. The once
great major league pitcher. is now
practicing medicine In Pittsburgh.
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GAME CALLED OFF.

The Cat al sii.nts called OF their
game with ~ Yankees at the Y. NJ
c. A. last nish.
The Washington times., 1920-01-03

The lightweight honors then come
IN a straight row through Frank Erne,
Joe Cans, Battling Nelson, Ad VOL
East. Willie Richie and Freddie
Welsh. The International Boxing I'm
SON has some trouble here, too.
There is no worlds featherwe'-''
champion. Young Corb' q waH lte
last. leaving II in abeyaI 90 whoa 9
became a lightweight. A., AttC |
won the American cham pionFhlp BY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
Use Cocoanut Oil
..u For Washing Hair

n yon vant To- lcep your htir y
'ood condition. be- careful Nhat you
wash n With
Most soaps and frersred shainpoof
oontain TOO much alkNn This dfief
the scalp. makes the hair brittle. anf
Ia very harmful Mulsifled coeoanai
OF. shampaD lehich is uure and ID
titely prvaseiofs " much better fhsr
snythlng slss yon can use for sham
sooinc as this possibly lniurf
~ hair
Simply moisicu your hair with watsf
tnd rub q in one or two teaspoon
tsls will make an abundance Of rich
creamy father. ard oieanses the half
and scalp lhorouehly The laihaf
rinses out easily. and removes eYrrt
particle of dust dirt. dAndrnn and -
ceAsise Oil The hair dries aaici I
snd evenly and u leaves u fine and
silky. bright. fluffy and easy 10 san
age.
You can get Mnlslfied cocoanut oil
shamroo a. most any dJug store Il f
ssfy cheap. and = few ounces Is enough
70 last everyone 10 The family Tor
months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
EGYPTIAN HAR[M LAWS
BROKEN IN TINS DRIVE
New Woman" Movement In
Cairo Ia Spreading Over Whole
Country a Little r.ocsing
A. A Pastime

Cairo, Egypt, Jan, ~ The New
woman moscman, la tgtps Il
rapidly growing In s,rvnglh. desplts
the ancient traditions % tito Moham =
nedann
iIarom laws are -selng broken with
lmpuniIy ana many OF tae younger
women have aiscarded lhhlF face
wells and aro taking part 1n political
professions engineered by the Egypt
Ian nailonalssia
AZ the beginning of the political
riots women Of tho lower c'Assea took
part N the looilns. ba, aos the sry
tor Emancipation" has spread % ali
classes
TIE Girls In ibe enyernmgnt schools
Joined the boy students when they
vent on strike against biillah rule
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wtpNrspAs

WEDNESDAY.
Wednesday Dinaer clah Mr and
Mrs. n n Haxer.
Gee Clnb--Nrs Saddsrth.
West f~dersied Mission - Mrs
Martha Jones.
Amlcltia ciah~Mrs fAntemann.
Thursday Bridge cluhAM Mrs noasen
THURSDAY.
Psychology Lecture hy Prof W A
Goodeil.
openorky Cluh--Mrs Var rderyoort.
clayer Leaf Club Mlss Anna Web
meier
DM &c ciab-MrS n O Johns
Luncheon In honor OF Mrs J J
nannigan-Mrs y 4 Kelly.
Acorn Club Mrs flndly.
FRIDAY.
Address "A " Lesis--''C hal.
iengs Of the New War
SATURDAY..
Phi Delta Gamma Club - Miss
Mayme Oliver.
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ALABAMA SrIlL WAS
BIGGEST VET Capt. Rfi,

Birninssau. Ala. Jan ca The
hrrest -moonshine- establishment
ever found IN Alabama. composed OF
sssen stills ranging In capacity from
10 . co gallons. was discovered ana
destroyed by prohibition enforcement
off.csrs Sunday IN the hills near Pei
ham,. 20 miles south cf here
TIE ssidinw osfscers destroyed Ia
sSo gallons OF rsask and arrested tive
men.
The ssiiis were in fun bias, when the
raiders ran upon them. The officers
fAid !, ~As from this ~plans- that
b'ruingham's supply OF corn whisky
fas been coming Il brings sss a gal
Ion here now.
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FORMER PASTOR WILL.
OPEN RENIN A. IiIi,i.

Roy n W Lewis. former pastor
u the West Guthrie Mrthpdis,
Episcopal Church wlll be pfsaeht al
he church friday night 81 thlA week
70 meet his friends oi 5ld And npcax
o. The subject The Challenge of me
New War
The gathering AZ the Church wili be
under the auspices of The Ladies
Society Hho have just ccmpirisd .
very successful Membership Cam +.
palFn, and are ce'rbraflng u with an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
BLACK -ORlUGHT
CLEANS THE LIVER
Enthusiaslic Texan Tells of Bad
Pix He Was In and How He
Got Out by Using Black
Draught Liver
Medicine.


Holland. Texas-Mr J. ~ Messer,
sho live, a short distance from here
oBf in the country. says: Black
Draseh, is Without doubt the best
liver medicine made. DO NOT hesl i.
tate 10 say u VIII 90 all II IL recon .
mended 10 DO and more.
am strong and healthy. but We all
aeed little active medicine once In q
while. and nIsck-Df>arbf IL gooi
enough for me. II does the work vel
sBd cleans she liver. carrying away
bile. the easiest OF any psrsstive .
have ever seen.
Once. some years ago. ! had slow
fever and my stomach vas In . bad
fls. and BLACK Drsusht gave me re-.
lief and Helped me . wonderrsi sight
u cured ne Of ini,ges>sh. and the
tad feeling after eating. I keep q
.or my family. they use II and have
sor years. and TOO. II saves doctor
tisis and = not expenSfve.
A stitch 10 time saves nine. snc
noss sickness Il esussd BY bad liver
4 fsw doses Of Black -Drzushf nxes
use II. and they would see a. ] have.
sbsf help IL would BE-
Ak your drursist Tor Thedfor1s
lhsf. and ! soss zee ny peeple lesr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

British girls coming 90 Canada 10
wnrk IN homes call themselves
household worker instead OF DO.
mtsti, servants Ia Ihis land of The
f'ss anyone who b now willing 10
woyk In the biiclsn Is considered
rothlng Jess than an angel
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TOWN TOPICS


The htess ehArse placed against
Jake Hamon by " W MsriAnd.
rsnca City oil man. who writes from
Mexico cl,y. where he u attending TO
business matters. MaFiAnd says
Jake Hsmon was about the weak st
lseh man In oklshema when IL came
10 giving up his money for cur SOL
der boy~.
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MORE MILITARY ssopoeAy

The Home sector protests axainst
iks separation Of The enlisted men ard
officers graves In the large American
esmeieries in France II remarks that
Colonel Robert Gould shaw. com
faander Of eoiored regimen, in the
Civil war. asked to be buried BY the
SIDE Of his men,
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM STATE AND NATION

Foreign exchange had another
ainmp yeatefday German. Frsush
md Belgian money ~en' down ln val.
ur.
The great sea plane reported lost
yesterday. is nsfe "a the port near Nj.
aml. florlda. today None u The pas
ssneers lost
Fourteen hundred democrats wo.az
en- attended The state eonyautlon At
oklahoma Cliy. and had t0usins
good time. senator Owen ~sz On
dorscd for president aud Congress
uan Scott Ferris for q. = <nate.
Wyoming has rktlned woman's znf-
fraEe. Ths esira sszsion passed he
amendment.
Governor Robertson has refused "a
send Eaardamen 20 the Red river
s0anify, stating that 4 j. a matter
fHt f"' tt'ftHr HfA t"' ttstftt4tf -
handle, osnsvhip Of valuable oil
B. nds caused the trouble
a special session Of the <sIsisssFs
ray be- called to vote on the womanf
saffrase amendment 10 he enussisa'
ton. Governor Robsflsoa slll put 1
a3fo The conyenticnp TO determine shs
feelings OF The people on ID. matter
Oklahoma City Chamber of Com
merce says more thsaN. 900 people
have been missed ~ the enumsrz.
tors IN other words, II i nseessar,
70 have that many names ~ keepI
Oklahoma city In Tuisa'a class. The
'names- will be- found.
Booze cannot be nsed for fla in
ckishoma according 70 . ruling BY
he state head OF the sntl-saloon
ho. II seems. II the final court.
A ciszs of ssi took the degree work
y the mid-~irier reunion Of the Scot
'sh Rite Mssons ~ MeAlestsr. yester-
DAY. ---~---------
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

uklahema ctr. Tulsa. uaskvxsr
and Enld hasa segregated dls'ti~s
tus hlarks uaiaFle. apparently has
nns Al laant Nr rvnacsk. the real
estate Inan. does not Feeaxnlxe a.
hssensiy he aola property In ~klts
n"sEhb"shnoa - uaskns.o negro
family who will oume her. 10 live
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Every veteran OF the Civil war and
every surviving widow Of one. should
lot forget the meeting at crsnd Army
ball tomorrow. Thursday. at O'Clock
sfarp. Matters OF vital interest To
these people will be discussed and
some definite action taken. and all
Interested in any degree should BE-
present This meeting will take the
ilaee of the regular post meeting.
which should BE- held on Thursday
OF next week. but which will no~
De- postponed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

For the fIrs' time in the History Of
the National Automobile show. The
United States Army II listed amons
the exhibitors af Washington, ID q.
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oA,lv rsoveHr.

.forsaks not an old friend: for the
nee = not comparable 10 him; a ns~
fFlend l. - new wine. When u is ois
shes sa.lt DRINK ,~sh piess9iN -
Proverbs
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rrasr a's rNrferAlNTp

YSNtt Ne kNFtkI IASto
Yesterday Al oge .sf.eek shs. \ y u
elah AS ~ntess siaet wlth l s~e
course mneAepn ~ the none - AFa
/. = ras~.. e sis NoFsh Vine Mr.
rssr. wha Aas hsea n. xAs saFpElsed
~ilA sefy pretty plans xisen se her
~ me six clss ra.mbes~ Mo Sefe
pse>sat The eals sxtra raess ~sa
Mrs IA Reed, of Yale The next
mesiias cf the ssiA ~la be with
Mrs y n Meta
Mary inshsowsr. Of oSlakoma CITY
Is Waiting Miss Aanahsi ssaish
Il " =
Mrs Gay fsnals ~lli enteitain ne
Acorn clah Thursday
< y =
State President Ms Athse illllet
man has special mes sAer fer soa
Come Thursday pompg.s u % =
lhe home u Nrs y II L~norl. of a.
\ Thireenth
* - x
The u NC elah viii nas aees this
week on account ~ slreaefs but ~sll
meet IN TOO ueshs With AIRS 1oans
~ y ~
The = n q Sisierheoa met ~ili
Mrs /. A Hahn on TUESDAY esenlnK.
January twenty ssssnta Tor miro
lion. Mrs William nhk n delighted
the ~oeleiy with ssvefsi vocal seiee
lions during the esen'ns 1Aree
brilliant stars. Aesaames y y RYAN
Frank McOulne and n 4 Newman.
~.re added 20 the ssel fhooa The
asngnr room was maae attractive ~
the us. ~ the y y q eeinfs nalnis
rsfr->hnenta r. we're served -
MesdAnaes Armnntrout nasls. Hum
phrey iesa. Snliih Caal chlleolt
West nlckeil. iiopklas hshn uodd.
Ryan. Mcclure ana Newmsn Mr.
Fannie klmes. at Msiien ie9a. .
.isier az The Davis hsothsrs ef opI
city. and - . nembsi az the SIKH
chapter oreanised 81 the sister aood
sas special Tuest
~ n
Dread Club.
The numbers 81 tn dread s'ub and
Mrs karffalrau wsfs entertained
Monday evening bv Nlss hlhei VII.
la,meon. Roll call waa answered b
hmerlc1a and shpr, pfogfam va
uycn BY members Nlfs Ina iiahinseu
xas yotcd nfeahsr q the slab
Dainty refreshments we're served b.
Ne hostesa Tse ciab viii meet =
NO weeks with M'ga x.lla Porter
.-----.-.--> ~+~4--~-s.ss-a-ar
beautiful children " asalhfie Via
aies roast al iiirhlaud p.rA.
Football game. uuihrle liifh -
shawnsa ua,hsr wun aha lnaus
other local scenes.
Part Two Pollard Events Pollard
II lni4. A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Prevent the f1a by using Reaall
Grip Pills and Rexal Bronchical
SalveL 0ray's pras store
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ENTERTAINED AT rsA

Mrs Andrvw N Blackmcre enter
talned witt tea Tuesday afternoon
honor,ng Mr Blacsmorr's mother.
Mrs Dawson J Riackmofe. OF cincin
natl. Ohio. The guests called be
:seen the hours Of four and slN and
little Miss KITTY llager met tho
guests az the door Receiving with
the hostess and the guest OF honor
we're Mrs nlackmores mother. Mrs }
n cottingham. Mrs prentsss Price.
Miss Ethel Lehr and Mss Pauline
stafford. all OF Oklahoma city. Mis-
Louiss Blerer presided a, tho toe
tsbl. and she Was assisted ~ Misl
bertha i,eland noth MiIs nicrcr ano
Miss neland entertained the gneAtf
wlth piano selections The Eaest lls
Included Mrs W Hayes. Mrs \ "
Harris. Mrs Raybourn Smlrrr. Mrs
Onn Cody Fowler. Mrs Wilbur H!Th.
tower. Mrs Roy Hoffman. Mrs kath-
crime liaisell. Miss Dorothy Hoffman
and Miss Ann knight. All ~ OKLA
honla cliy. Mrs n v ilagcr. Mrs Pred
Jackson. Mrs \ W Dooicy. Mrs y
Back. Nrs ! " fnrrow. Mrs J ,
iilidreih. Mrs q u iiildrrih 81 Now
ton. kansas. Mrs Ned Miller, OF
Arkansas City. Kansas: Mrs Charles
sseiy. Mrs Ed Walton. Mrs A G c
Bierer. Mrs Frank Dale. Nrs N !
Armaniroui. Mrs Byron bachelor
Mr. Harvard Flfe Mrs Fred n Ulrfel
Jr. Mrs y Bsrde. Mrs " u New
man. Mrs L Beiand Mrs II Hamill
Jr: Mrs Lymon Gray. Mrs Fred "
Green. Mrs Frank Gresham. Mrs y
Blckford. Mrs W u coyie. Mrs w y
furrow. Mrs Eva Amspscher. Mrs s
X Wan yoinees. Mrs Carries Fllson.
Mrs Elizabeth Maher. Mos y Fits-
patrick Mrs viii Patterson. -
katherine Cassidy. Miss Helen
Jen6ins, Miss Louise Bisrer. Miss
Lenore Bsrke. Miss Holman. Miss
Muriel Van fsQozer. miss alma Wat
kIns. Miss Lucille Burke. Miss Mae
Iilrschi and Misses Blanche and
Bertha Beland
x E y
Miss Adelaide f.utx. ~ Oklahoma
City. will spend the remainder OF the
week here visiting friends
Mrs Frank Gresham will be hostess
10 the Rooney Mooney Saah club on
Saturday.
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norics.
Wssfsrt ftetdep

| have ON hand sith .hlcn 10 pay
al general school warrants that have
been registered. sp 70 AMI InelsdInx
No ts@ Interest ceases 80 days from
this date G WhlsefislJ. Tfsssarsr.
school District 60
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HOW PEOPLE OF CANADA
'el00M{O WITHOUT PAPERS
More Then Million People ca, OFF
From Daily Papers. Business
of All Kinds Suffered
Rig Losses

Wtnn4pes Man . lAn - To,iay
eomeis ted wseA aalina ~hlrh ,he
more than iaoNtea persvna cam
arlslns tho populailan ~ lAs city of
Mlnnspse and the prosincrs of Mani.
iohA ana ssskaleaswan have hesn
he sioomiest wrrk within their
-fmenshfaace not cven escepisaK ~.
early DAYS ~ the wAr
one psuk Aen to-day papers "a me
M provinces we're lnfced % Au~penh
publication. the osu. ~ inc consfo.
sersafY With the Fort francis news.
pfint manufacturers eniihH In ihsi lat.
Asr refusing - ship paper hege
What 4 mfans gof gs.ad siscd city
% 10 wilhout dall, newspapers HAS
seen amply demonstrated here ol
ilnaflly All ls llfo aNA safety IN she
streets 81 Mlanlpes At thls season
Il ihe year. but ovel ths chs nov
here banns q pall ~ drea iaess.
Tie flfsi ,tfec, was the depfl,.ns
IF the ,lIseas ui authentic inlof.
nsilen ~ mean of ,hp das A. me
esail The siiaesi raNors have been
prfeai shfoushoW ,hs ci, liAvne
J eirealailng medium ni Intelligence,
He srsAl macs II population d an.
le 90 discern what aud wAai noi 20
ilseefn what and what not 90 helieNe
Nes spaper nlllres made un offut
q msa tiils ot posilus iulleiina ia
faHi a lhs.r offices. bul ihle s. whnl.
Inadequate and ieaehes fonpafa-
NriN fFW rififens tnifVWil stu+
tents issps small 90 sheets daily
bal These fan sn short of require
aenis that ciiltena do not bother to
"A. fk.r, hante
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

1fhis before my ehlid
lHas born and II did
lwcndcrful work for
|me. Ny babs weigh
ledeikh htand one half
pounds when born
land ! did not suffer
many pains. You
lean publish this let
tier II you wish for |
would not be with
out your medicine
before child birth. /"
Mrs. JoHs LlBI
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The resson Why Lydia E. Pinkhain's
Vegetable Compound \ - successful
IN overcoming woman's us b because il
cootains the tonic. strengthening pro-
peFtjes Of good old fashioned roots ard
hevbs, which act on the female organ
ism Women from all parts Of ffIe
country are continually testifying 70 Is
stsengthsnine. curative influence. and
~ u contains no narcDtics or harmful
drugs Il y safe medicine for women.
~ you wunt special advice write LYDIA
x Pnkhon netlc1ne ca (coofdentiaI),
Lynn, uoa IU<F letoseWju bsopened
- - $4,000 y ssnso oaly-
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The neat rlfeci feH was a trtm
andoue deereAer IN husinuss every
Ahero ilaving 40 means of tutor
naiioa public II the wares they have
o ssll. the nef,AnIile honess. usually
ro~ded bg bargain hunters a. this
lime 81 lhe year are saIfeflnr great
nsaeN
Ono aeflipn alone IN NY depart
nrn, store haa a fallus az nf ts, 90
lalls ia feeaipls n.sd head 90 lhe
unrffu
1hh condition = ihe saWe lhronRh
aul other lines of business The thea
res. haying no other means ~ al
'eftlsinF their attractions 10 the gen.
'rai public arc heavy loscra rvsn
he street railways are badly affected
be lsfa of advertising attractions
md general depression causing MANI
persons 10 remain at home
The situation Il astounding 10 the
GENERAL pa lir They cannot under.
stand hov conditions can prlso which
permit a aiE ely TO be deprived of he
sewa mediums Opllmists beliete
The dsli'es vii set rolnr hy Mon
DAY OF Wednesday nui the manage
meni OF the papers say gh,t viii not
start until plontlful supply Of news
print Il assured
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Jam~s A. ilarrl.. fasmsr ssssblissa
ulllonal committeeman ~ N. stats
tspotted dangerously ~ al bis Asms
IN wsKnusr iIr has been flr.s lieu.
tenant in lake ilamon's dfls. Coz tho
s9mmltseemanshlp. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Samuel r Weeks. ~ho murdered
hlr wife IN okiahoms clsy ia On trial
fhla week Its attorneys are tryiss
l., clear him oa an insanity plea.
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IIensy =. riseehsr. tinltsi AsAiss
aniban sadeg - 'Mssiee. has rs.lassd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Booze cannot be used for ila IN
Ckishoma according 20 ruling by|
She state head OF the sntl-saioon
vho. II seems. IL the final court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

ssaaioF o~sn will spend ten aAys
In the state and ~lll make ssvsssi
speeches lie will attend the dsmo-
cratic eensentlon Ia Mnskosss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Miss Adelaide Lutx. ~ Oklahoma
City. will spend the remainder OF the
week here visiting friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Loader Classified Aa. sc. results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

A class of ssl took the degree work
a. the mid-~irter reunion Of the Scot
f'sh Rite Masons ~ MeAlestsr. yester-
DAY. -----~--~-------
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Mrs Prank Gresham viii be hostess
10 the Rooney Mooney Saah club on
Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Municipal honda amounting To
tisoloVo for efsesink . ss~sss dis.
posai plant at Enid -or- approved
Yesterday b. the attorney xvnsssfs
department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

beautiful children " Guthrie Wiz
aie' roast al iiirhiaud f.rA
Football game. uWhrle hifh -
shawnee ua,hss wnn and mans
other local scenes.
Part Two Pollard Events Pollard
Thursday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Mrs } u A Robertson. wife ef tho
governor h seriously iil With tho fiu.
dope flsnda robbed the nssali store
Al uanean of mnrh morphlns nad
Dshsr narcotic drugs Nothing siss
waa disturbed
Tulsa couniy Indxes sivs sentences
of 10 years IN tho pen 20 auto thisssA
Duncan ~ili ask tor the city man
aEsr plan IA an amendment " the
~ charter
The marrlaxs ilfs % NJ saa Mrs
As y Hogsfs of San frshelscs. vas
short fpsy met. married snf s~ps.
rated All sitbln seven hours.
MaskoTee city eoaneii xili submit
TO the voters a proposition Ia enact
. charter permitting = eiiy manager.