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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-30

Monsieur Jean turley can talk
French, but it doesn't mean anything.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-30

Carpenter is over here on his
honeymoon, but he'd better stay away
from certain party or therell be an
eclipse.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-30
Threeand wo

The rookie. pitcher swung his arms
Around his concrete dome;
He let the horsehide pellet loose
And sent it speeding home
The veteran stood up at bat,
lnsouciant and bold;
The ball caromed against his ear
And knocked him frozen cold.
In forty minutes, more or less,
The victim blinked an eye;
"Restoratives bring hither quick,
He walled, "or else | die"
A smile spread DER his sallow face,
Aye, joyous was his thought
Because he had notion rye
Or bourbon might be brought.
Attendants fetched a wondrous draft
They brought it in a pail
Our hero took healthy swig
And found twas ginger ale.
Our hero spluttered, "Times have
changed''-
This was his wild complaint
"And don't let any living soul
Convince you that they amt"
Well, If worst comes to worst, Kid
Gleason and Charley Comiskey can
take Weaver and Gandil's places and
make the White Sox infield look like
something.
Carpenter is over here on his
honeymoon, but he'd better stay away
from a certain party or there'll be ar
eclipse.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
LIVE WIRES
By Neal r. o. HGrG.


they
ting the folks for TIE indiana guae the their
on
Chicago a
y a a
whole
town with Even Jim Dunns reported PRAYING Jim PRAYING to
hard for tho njuns to WIN then
will
OF
something maybe a. him
collection Will be
tak 10 In
Worlds Series win furnish the
him waits" fans
t ball
all the Wora
to Unpth "a
TO selling tickets
the price s. each
the
Brooklyn he figures
deserve heaven
Cleveland EN- dizzy In looyn Brooklyn
tel EN- MOTTO
But the ares
the answered. VIII
In month
The evening world., 1920-09-23
Dodgers Need to Win
only Tt0O More Games
To CZinch 1920 Penn0nt
Brooklyn Club Nearer Pennant
Goal as Result of Win
Over Boston.

TVHB three games out OF tho re-
ulaanlne seven that .he mathe-
mahcal experts decreed thu on
rushing Dodgers would be complled
10 win. diminished 10 two to-day 10
he won IN the next six starts before
positive assurance could he made
10y Squire Ebbet5 that the much COW
ctod National League bunting would
fly over the McKeever Stadium In
Eiatbush next year. Thia ali due TO
Brooklyn defeating Boston by a 70
score.
The Giants overthrow OF tho Chi
cago Cubs at tho Polo Grounds Htll
nolds them in the logical contendera
class"
One-thlrd OF the remaining games
TO be played Is not a stupendous task
when one considers the pace the team
from across tho river u setting al
the present time and the fighting
spirit they have displayed IN this
hair raising finish. But the fact that
rye OF these remaining games will
he played with the Giants. who have
shown a marked degree OF superiority
over the Dodgers throughout the 1920
race, does not augur well for the
Robins and the colossal undertaking
they have confronting them that will.
no doubt, through the outcome reveal
the teams that will figure first and
second FOR the season that Is fast
drawing TO q close.
Contrary to their regular method,
the Dodgers started scoring before
their Boston brethren when Miller
doubled to the left field bleachers In
the third inning. He advanced a peg
on Olson's inhe.d out Working the
squeeze play IN sensational fashion.
In which Johnston hunted 10 Boeckel
and wus safe at first, Miller scored.
In the fifth inning the Dodgers
started their war clubs working again
when Konetchy doubled 20 centre. On
70 sacrifice by Kllduff and a single BY
Miller the Brooklyn first sacker
trotted home.
The Braves collected their lone run
In the sixth inning when Sullivan
singled 20 left. Holke. the next bat
ter, beat out an infield hit that was
poorly fielded by Smith, Boeckel
| famed. Meanwhile also took three
Wallops at the ozone. but unfortun-
ately, Miller let the last one get away,
| allowing Sullivan to score and the
peppery little shortstOp 10 take first
| This. however, was all the scoring the
| Braves did during the game.
| konetchy slugged the ball into the
left field bleacers in the eighth
| inning for a home run and walked
| around the bags Ia Babe Ruth. ter
The evening world., 1920-09-23

'For the love OF Pete. Robbie. ="
said !. 10 you always put your
pants on that wny7'
Robbie turned around with a grin
That's the way we always do Il
IN the big league" he said. only
a buaher ever puts 'em on any other
way. I can always tell n busher by
the way he pulla on his pants"
had n chance TO think thia over
while Robbie finished dressing.
suppose II Robbie had lamped Babe
Ruin tying his shoelaces few
years ago when Babe broke into the
big league. he could have figured Babe
az a home run king right on tho spot.
"How," asked Robbie. do you
account for the way your team has
nearly cinched-isn't that what you
call it3-the pennant7'i
The boys are lighters" said Rob-
bic. waving aside any chance 20 claim
personal credit. They're Eame
bunch. There's no quit In them. This
has been one OF the toughest scraps
! ever saw. Every club In the league.
except New York and Philadelphia,
has been on top al some time or other
It's been up one day and knocked
down by somebody else the next.
We've been up and down. but we've
nlwaya como up again. You can put
the secret OF winninE-if we win--in
two words: perseverance, and grit.
Tho boys have stuck 20 a. They've
been trying every minute. They tried
just as hard when they we're behind,
and didn't let up when they were out
IN front They're scrapperH. That's
what wins pennants-just grit. Enrly
an the season 81. Louis gave us the
scare OF our lives. Looked like they'd
walk IN. the way they were playing.
Then they blew. Pittsburgh gave us
a tough time. looked that Pitts
burgh bunch over and said 20 my
self: Those fellows look like the pen
rant winners They were up on their
toes hghting every minute. quarrellng
with each other. scrapping over every
thing, full OF Night and pep. They had
nghtlng spirit, all right But they
Bcrappcd themselves out OF it-hghting
each other.
''They had 20 have n private hospi
tai j remember one day when Pom
der, the pitcher, showed up here viii
his eye closed after a fight with
team mate. Say, there were bats fly
ing in that Cincinnati crowd wher
they got 20 sorapping with each other
too.
"Here's where our teams wtnninl
streak comes In. We have all tina
nRhtlng stun IN us. II We hadn't VI
wouldn't be on top. But we do ou
acrapplnR with the other fellows. IT
The evening world., 1920-09-23

Ign pitching his average Is low.
The dope indicates that IN the at
lacking scheme tho first baseman OF
Brooklyn and the Yapks are liable
TO be extremely important figures,
especially with the Dodgers and the
Napks In the combat and not less 40
with Dodgers and Cleveland battling
FOR the big coin.
You fellows VINO were going 10 help
me dope this out will have TO do some
tail arithmetic TO keep up with the
situation. You understand, OF course
that players figure value Ia in the
regular season IN his own league. In
his own circuit playing l54 games
and hitting against perhaps seventy
different pitchers, he may be a Won
der. whereas II he Is In q series when
no has 10 hit against Carl NAYS,
Eddie Cicotte and Coveleskie he would
not amount 70 much In attack That
Is the thing we must study. II Is Jpn
possible at this stage OF the dope ITO
hguro exactly But as soon as the
races are settled and we know which
two clubs will meet, we will have "a
amend the figures so as 70 give the
value OF each man against the kind
Of pitching he Will encounter.
Another thing / want to warn you
assistant dopesters against and thai
Is against figuring last springs exhi.
billion games between the Dodgers and
Nanks. You may consider II only Ia
~ far as II may AFFECT tho confidence
OF players. Brooklyn players believ,
| they can hit Yank pitching, dnt
| Brooklyn pitchers think they car
| stop Yank batting because they dit
| u last spring. This confidence vii
| help them, but on real dope there 81
| little 10 II beyond tho fact that Brook
| lyn's pitchers were further advances
| In condition Rt that time and Hugginl
had a disorgonized ball club-whicl
| ~ not now disorganized,
| III amend my figures as rapidly a.
| possible. Keep yours and make IN
changes as the teams drop out-'an,
root hard for some OF the American
League teams TO drop suddenly /
Is a terrible strain on the arlthmeti
e. have 10 figure so many clubs. ant
the air Is full OF four and nine spot
even now,
Tomorrow we will study the secon
basemen OF the contendinE teami
I have an idea that the figures wi
show greater disparity than exist
between the first baHmen.
NolgTight. 1920, hy tho Bell syndicsts. Incl
The evening world., 1920-09-23

say a scrappy team f. Eood-oa long
as u doesn't do rs Ecrapping NJ home.
We're "a happy family. have n lot OF
wfllin boys and they'll do anything
they're asked 70 do. I never ask them
% do anything ] wouldn't do myself
So we mover disagree. There hasn't
been n quarrel in the club in the whole
season
Hard work put as on top. too. We
started the season with a long siege
OF hard training. Why when W.
played series OF games with tho
Yanks and won 10 out OF n didn't
they allbi themselves by claiming that
we'd had lot more training and
they weren't IN shape yetY We play
hard and play together and arc al
ways In shape. During the season.
this year. we didn't do as much morn
Ing work as usual. In fact. we cut II
out-only did few days OF Il alto.
gethCr. Had plenty of work In thc
games. Our team ls made up OF vet
Grams except for one man, NeiH. who
plays right Geld with left hand
pitchers. He's one OF the best out
helders I ever saw-a youngster-
some people have even questioned
whether ne ought 10 be IN the big
league or not In my opinion Neis
will be a wonder IN a couple OF years
Some people asked why = brought
Johnson L. from outaeld 20 third. but
he's made good and would make good
anywhere. and Kildum and all the
boys have done we'll. We have one
happy family and one team Of ban
players-no pets or favorites. but "A
team that always plays together and
never quits. That's why we're where
we are"
Here Wllbcrt Robinson got up, and
for the first time lost his smile.
"Gosh." he said. I'm up against ~
now. ! prom I'd one Of these moving
picture fellows ia try 20 get the boys
together before the game TO have
their pictures taken. A bali player
has one superstition. No ball player
living viii have his picture taken be-
fore a game n he can help n. Well
~ gotta try TO get them together"
Bohble turned around and called
"All out for a picture. boys"
The happy family responded with
an indignant roar.
"Picturel Not mo Say, Robbie
have you forgotten the last time W,
! had a picture taken and what then
| other guys dono 20 u.s."
what did / tell your" ohucklet
/ Robbie. "Wen. I only told him IL
try 20 Eet them 10 pose"
Stlll chuckling. Robbie opened IN
dressing room door and went out OF
1.-THE field alone.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
Champion English Boxer Meets
Nike O'DOIVd at jersey Tonight

vin % asainst Johnny Tnman. ths csack woltoT-
woisht q a.. Paul, IN tsn-ronnd hAitle AZ A
ron. o.. on tho night II oct. Il I.oonard. Il
v losmod hugn q reli-hls s0unns. \ 70 roceiVe
5000.
~ siEnln9 ~ Joe Ignnh and Jack slarhsy. TIA
looai Electromagnetic. Cor q fftesn rUuiid hattio 20
deciaion II Madlsn square oarien on nsrt
tuesday nisht Promotes Ia RiokaId did q Wiss
thinE Both boys have q ola following And -
Abs Atten Goldatein and Psisey Wallace d Phil.
advhihh ace atso 70 tattls tlvus houh ought "a
draw a blg safe Looa taAont "a what hs fam
like to 49, In acton.
willie Jactsou tho crack lightweight o. Hd.
oy. and Allcnt0un Dundoo ne PennsJ wants
hehtseiElt Who has fought well IN bouts ia
aAt stais were matched today b clash In
twelve round bout 20 a decaion A. a borini
chow 20 ~ heh By The Queennrcrry A. G. IN
me biz amo1 a. baltimore 90 oct. 3. Johnn'
Liass fights Jos Dundoo In he soaai-fiual o
ckH rUuHda,
Teu RlssarL manaFcr q tho Madison s1uaP
Garden's sfoTtns club h now trying 20 au
~ Willie Jaoaon for q fiEa Nth Ediie Fiu
dmmEa or Lev Tendlor 90 b fouEht al tn
/ Garden ihs midde q OctobeF. Franz BaEty
uls iAgT Of jackson says he win allow Jackso
/ 10 hght eitsv man providing the weight \ IA
pounds wslEhed 10 Al . p, n. on the nisht 0
tho f-at.
ALE Mack the locai uEltwsisaA who has bes,
dong oonsaleiahle fighting 10 san Fsnci,oo 70
lunE time. 4 nov on ha Wy back 90 No
p ioh and y eIlcCtel % arrive hrre on sltu
DAY Or sunday. allie hsd iAaly good lEk /
a - io0si elala
The evening world., 1920-09-23
Mrs. J. ]. Thompson Of Siwanoy
Wins Chief HonorS in Women's
MET" Golf Tourney.

Mrs. J. ]. Thomson Of Siwanoy
won chief honors In the two-day
tournament Of the Women's Metro
politan Golf Association over the
scarsdale links yesterday. She de-
feated Mrs c. w. BrecS a club
mate. In the final round by / up.
Both Mrs, Thomson and Mrs, Brock
won their serhi-fnal Tits by 4 and
3 margin. The FIRST named defeated
Miss Margaret Wolf Of Sunningdale,
while Mrs. Brock eliminated Mrs T.
8. Boyer OF Deal.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
frankie Burns VS.. Beecher,
and Jackson VS.. Fitzgerald
Also on Card.
By John Pollock.

alike O'DOwd, the former middle
weight champion. and TED KID"
Lewis. who recently won the middle
weight championship OF Europe by
HE defeat OF Johnny Basham. will
meet In the star attraction OF twelve
rounds at the Jersey City Baseball
Grounds tonight Three other big
events scheduled on the card are:
Willie jackson against Ned Fitzgerald
o. Australia; Frankie Burns, the Jer-
6ey City idol. Will hook up with
Charley Boecher for eight rounds, and
Joe STACEY % Brooklyn meets Jimmy
Sullivan. former amateur lightweight
tltleholder, for six rounds.
~ BoEins Commission win hald % uscoad
mfuiinE q h. offices q No 2oi Broadway o-dsJ.
The Commissions are carlIg THIS nesting ioI
"a puuoao q CLEANING ~ considerable business
Md ~ haEe on band alch Eranting Il,
consa 70 cilas, managem % boxau. handlefu.
ufoseo and tie bor.m. a Is expected thal sev-
eai dals vin BE- granted noanses 70 siass con
taia.
ohanuion benuy Leonard ue,o Il nov on M
~ West, uaars b Hin engage 10 Two fighiA
- sleor4 " So a. ansl1s ba1ila nsla1
The evening world., 1920-09-23

would have a blanket for other player
Robbie down. and pulled
Of shoes the locker They size shoes Friend Robbie
small the bottom he wide You look him and
wonder such
small Robbies shoulders which
for cracked hits
which Robbies Orioles
watched Robbie dressing First carefully his baseball
pants Inside out and laid them the floor with the turned toward
him. his pants leg pulled
few inches rolling poske when
they they right Robbie
top OF the n hitch buckled his
The evening world., 1920-09-23

corner for a moment When he's In
the same room with you. you can't
see anything else first Hos the
whole scenery.
wilberts locker IL built like
wilbert. It's a little leAs than six
feet high. three feet deep and fully
four feet wide. II was the width
Of that locker that attracted my eye.
! never saw a wider locker. Hang
ing In Il was a baseball shirt hat
The evening world., 1920-09-23
FIRST BASE IMPORTANT IN
SERIES.

Cleveland has the greatest hitting
power and the most value OF offence
among the three American League
oOntenders. but Pipp is all round a
better man, although neither 80 pow
erful nor so dangerous against the
sort OF pitching brooklyn will have
In the series. II Will be a lucky thing
for the Dodger pitchers II Pipp, in
stead OF Johnson, bats against Pfefer,
Marquard or Cadore--and Grimes
ought 20 stop both almost TO a whis-
per with his style OF pitching. While
we must consider the White SoX as
team until they are counted out OF
their own race, Il Ia hardly necessary
20 consider Ted Jourain seriously
among first ba8emen. He Is a fair
man-that Is all, and would be lucky
/ 20 hit within Atty points Of his Amer
lean LsAglle averaE1 Against broo<'
The evening world., 1920-09-23

minating batting hostllitles FOR tn
afternoon.
Fiillngim, the Boston Rpitban artfgA
and Smith. the Dodgers moundsman,
both pitched excellent ball, with tbs,
Brooklyn twtrler having a shade thu
better Of the frncaA
The evening world., 1920-09-23

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Sept. 2S.--Bs-
fore one OF the largest houses In the his
tory OF the city. Paul Doyle defeated Phil
Bloom In twelve rounds. In the fourth
round they brought the fans TO their feet
with the best battling ever seen here.
The evening world., 1920-09-23

Al the Bayonne A. A. last night Spider
Roach Of Frisco Outpointed Young Rec
tor Of Jersey City IN twelve round
bout Jack Grltz won from Ray Garry
In a six round bout.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
Cleaned By The Golf GQNerV

list FOR the womens national cham
plonship tournament Will close on SAT-
Play will begin at the Mayaeld
Country Club. Cleveland. o., on Mon
day, oct. 4. and continue throughout
that week.
BOSTON, Sept. 23.-The MasRac hu-
sets team which win meet New York
mad Pennsylvania golfers In the an
nuRl tournament for the Lesley tCup
at Philadelphia on oct. and B.
II includes Francis Ouimet, Jesse
GuilfoTd. Fred Wright, 4. G. Newton,
Rodney Brown. L. ~ Patton, II. II.
Whittcrhore, Ray GoTton, W. G. Chick.
Tom Clahin. b. Estabrook and Parker
schofleld.
SYRACUSE, Sept, 2s.-F1rst honors IN
the professional golfers tourney at the
Bellevue Club here were captured by
Walter Hagen. former American cham
piof when he drove home with a medal
score OF 293 In the seventy-two- hole
match over the Syracuse course. one OF
the most difficult In amateur circles In
this country.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept 2s,-Ted
Ray and Harry NardOn defeated Dwight
Armstrong, amateur. and Jack HUbens
professional, over th!rty-slx holes by q
score Of to 3.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
DODGERS FIGHTING SPIRIT
AND GAMENESS WINNING
FOR THEM, SAYS LEADER
Pondero0s Manager Of BrOORs Crack Team Tells Why Club
ls About to Land the National League Pennan in Fight
That Has involved Nearly All Of the Clubs the Organization
BIZ Robert Edgren.

~ = ranans
~ TnBERT ROBINSON the Brooklyn gstn
M ready to 20 Robbies
Robe Robbie stepped around N
The evening world., 1920-09-23
Happy Moward ReceIve, Arnrd.

Happy Howard OF New York received
the referees decision over Frankie sui
Ivan OF brooklyn IA the star ten-round
bout a. Mitchell Ftsld, oardsa City, =
The evening world., 1920-09-23

W, d, vRnderpool. Secretary OF the
United states Golf Association. calls
attention to tho fact that the entry
The evening world., 1920-09-23
BrOOk[yn's First BdsemGn
Best In Worlds Series,
According to Experts Dope
Hugh Fullerton Rates FrstSaokers Offensive and Defensive
Playing in Second Article for Evening World Readers-HOw
KOnetchY and SChmandt Measure Up on Seasons Figures.
By Hugh II. Fullerton.
No. 2-FIRST BASE.

* they must face in the Worlds
In the FIRST Of the
Further than that Brooklyn
In position o
the National League winner pitching
hnd that II The Yankees the
slight
II the White Sox should through
To reach the approximate
teams at this Of the
strength the three
for the Dodgers
The evening world., 1920-09-23

The strength OF the Dodgers at frst'
base has been one OF tho disputed
points OF tho season. Some nRure
that Konetchy's dlsablcment would
crimp the chances OF brooklyn terri
bly,. whereas Schmhndt. one OF the
best and most inspired utility men IN
the country, proved his ability to
handle the base well, and In that
position 20 hit furIously. SO that
Brooklyn 10 doubly safeguarded.
Tho great difficulty OF studying
dope in such close races Is to make
tho comparison between one team and
three When l commenced the labor
OF compiling tho figures and striving
to dope out which team should win
the worlds championship. Il was nee
essary to figure three teams in each
league. Tho Dodgers kindly obliged
by plunging out ahead. easing the
labor, and as soon as one OF the
American League teams slips back
we can drop their figures.
FIGURES NOT COMPARISONS OF
MEN.
Tho heures. understand plainly. are
NOT comparisons OF men. They are
comparisons OF the team strength in
"A certain position. For instance. Il
! Schmandt and konetchy both should
| play In a series the figures would not
Indicate either, but composite Ol
! the two-nn average strength.
The big Brooklynite, no matter how
| figured. Is the class OF tho first base.
men who are liable to get into tn,
contest They are not up TO Worlds
Series standards OF former years
taken as a whole. In fact, Their,
| exists a famine IN capable FIRST base
mon, and McInnis Is more physica
than mental. Konetchy Is a MAJ
whose work seldom has been credite,
with being as good as II Is. True, n
fiivved twice when no threatened q
be one OF the great stars, but thos
were I'm the days OF his youth. IA
has grown older, ,steadier and bette
brain player. Schmandt Is the highl
nervous type, bunch OF nerve an
muscle one OF the most dangerou
men IN baseball IN a tight situa
ton and one who rises TO create
heights In the most pressing sltua
lions.
The evening world., 1920-09-23

THB three games out OF tho re-
manning seven that Tho mathe-
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automobleneasng does the efficiency
benefcaries the
abnormal
True enough there have been of
be
And that
DUCTIONS YOU HAVE WITNESSED
THE THERE
Manufacturers
in sensational announcements of "Pi Reductions"
not be misguided by
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Starting
Six S labor.
is labor
When paid labor
the reduction o selling
o aum
owerw
If lowered ally in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04

Any person who onwed dog ot
tho ist day Of July 1870 Is subject se
dog tax. ANY person keeplns a
COY without a city llcrnac Is subject
TO Use OF $500 to sloc The elfy
Of Guthrie has record ol every eps
within the city limits
Tho city dos catcher viii can an
every dos owner for ,ae license iae
cf take the doF Tho clts pom a
keeper viii hold the dog three das :
< the dog is redeemed the owner v Il
sasv 10 pay the pound keeper lsf
penalty besides ,hc llconse and :
ease Ia police conrt
W n. MITCHELL
Com OF Public safety
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
MINISTER RETURNING, FINDS
WOMAN TENANT is DEAr

New York, Sept. When the Rev
Dr J Sunderland returned from q
vacation yesterday he found his
apartment here TILED with gas
and Mrs katherine G. Meyers. to
whom he had sublei Il. dead tn i
chair Her husband Henry Meyers.
II Is said IL employed Nv the Dardee
Seed and Mining company Of san
Antonio, Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04
FIFTEEN YEARS
Of BLACK -DRAUCH1
Black Draught Highly Recon-
mended by Illinois Man for
Liver and Stomach Dis
orders Used 1t for
Fifteen Years.

SIngerton. IlI.--For fifteen wears
We have used Thedford's Black
Draught, and have not as yet found
anything that could take it's place.
writes Mr.. w r. Rister. OF this toyn.
Il have used IL for indigestion mum
Der of times. and # gives relief. con
tinues MrsRister-
For sour stomach. a heavy bloa;ei
feeling, II Is splendid. And when the
liver gets torpid, so that when you
stoop and raise up suddenly you feel
dizzy. few doses will set yon
straight.
we keep II and use for eonstipa.
tion and the above troubles. and lind
iit most satisfactory. | can recon.
mend ii to others and gladly do so.
For the number OF years ! have used
Black-Draught now, ! ought TO know.
In its 70 years of usefulness. Thed
ford's Black-Draught has relieved
thousands and thousands OF persons
suffering from the results OF ais.
ordered liver And. like Mr.. Rlsts~.
many people feel that, after using
R,ack-Draught nothing can take rs
lace.
If you haven't tried Black Drauehi
get package. today.
Nearly every druggist keeps 1t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-04

Miss Frances Nenner entertained
q number III her friends az unique
party Thursday eyening ID honor ~
her birthday Delicious refreshments
were served following an evening Of
unalloyed enjoyment The young
lady guests remained AZ house guests
~ a slumbcr party that Was realty
short on elumber. so great was the
hilarty OF the whole occaslou