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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23

Nebe unb ser freten Hrefie unb bab bte
@ptonagez 1r11b @ebttton8geleke mtberz
r11fe1 merben. GS lprt6t it6 au6 gegen
ste NnSnet1r1ns trge11b elmer geiebmdbtg
t1lS 2arb gefon11nenen 8erion, NIT MnS=
1rabme I'M Sale elmer gert6tli6en neberz
ffiibr11ng. 9luf Der a11beren @ette err
fldrt e8 it6 fir 9en @taatSbeiib BON
Giienbabne1r, 8tebbDfe1L @robi6Mdtez
.reten l111b anberen u111onopDliihi6en"
gtukntebungSbe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23
ssinben CUTE Mufnabnte.

Gtne quite Mufrlabn1e fanben am per=
gangetlen 9on11erstagabero bte 0arbtez
t1ngen bes @traien Irto aus Mtlmal=
fee. Da8 bon be1n Irto Deranitaltete
&on5ert tano IN Ser bteitgen NrmorD
itatt uno mar Sablret6 belu6t. Ste
brei ben1 9rio aneeb0renben 96meitern
itr1b e6te &iinltlertnnen auf tbren Se1lz
itrume1lten, oeren @ptel tnmer neue
Betpllnoeruns unter tbren 3ub0rern 8u
meden peib, OaS gilt ni6t nur bon
be1 @oliportrdeen, ionoern aud bon
bem @niembleiptel.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23

6reo. @9nlfe beeab ii6 am Mon=
tag mad 2angbor1, sc. o., 1pofelbf er
it6 ettpa bret @o6en lang anf3nbalte11
gebenft I'M Snterelle leineS SaterS 9ez
i6dft IN 2an96on.
@ele9entlt6 etner fiir5ltd abgez
baltene11 @tkllng Ser Direftoren Der
Neomoo6 @ol1ntp Mgrtcnltural @octetp
tpurbe bei6lolien, Ste bte8idbrtge Neo@
lpoob goll11tn Tair am III. 49,, 20.
11ro 80. @epten1ber ab5ubalten, pno
3&par ra6 1pie por tn Gebnooo Sails.
Bm. Noe16 aus 2afanette Tomnz
lbtp bat baS friibere Sobn @tepban, 16e
Mnpele11, beitebenb IN 40 NcreS, ieniett8
beB WeinnelotaflnileS BON Stem nln gez
leqei fiir $4,000 fdufli6 ertDorben. Ser
gegenmdrtige Bd6ter, Sobn &ortbaner,
tpirb BIG rd6iten 9erbft a1f benz gl11z
peien perbleiben. Mtttlertpetle ptro
Ste s5ontlte Noe16 tbren Wobnltb bet
@arl @benbob al1fi6lagen.
Nbom g1iefe, einer Ser Btonter<
Mnliebler ppn Gairo Iomnibip, Nenz
billie @onntn, peri6teb am 5a1n8tagz
na9mtttag IN ietnem TarmDetm oaz
.ielb1t an 9llterSi6tpd6e, Ser Ser
bli@ele 1purbe Dor ltngefdbr 81 Sabren
IN. Deuti6la11b eeboren nnb fam alS
illnger Man1 mad Nmertfq. @etne
@affirl, NIT Ser er it6 bter5ular1be per-
ebeli6te, ging tim Dor etpa bret Sabren
I'm To6e poral18, Gr tpir6 bon bret
@5bnen, ale IN Der llmeegenb Der alten
Sei1nitdtte mobnbaft, iiber1ebt, Der
@ntl6lafene mar eth @robonfel BON
3abnarat $. IS. Niefe babter. 3aS 9e<
QrdbniS erfolgte am 9tenstagna6m 6mtttag
bon Ser W1etbobifenfir6e BET Wlnb 3ate
aus auf benz nabegelegenen 9otteSader
1pobei Hait. s. 6. Netnefe BON Tatrtar
1mb gaf. Dr. g. 8. 5obn bon bier
amtierte1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23

- @enrp 8rinfn1ann, an @iib 8alb=
ingtontrabe tpobnbaft, rer lett 1tebe11
Mo6e1l bur6 @ntsiinonngSz zNbennlaz
ttSnuS ans SauS gefeiielt tit, gebt tptez
ser Der @eneiung e1rt9eserl. 9etne ptez
len sSreunoe merben it6 iiber oteie quite
Na6rt6t ge1ptb freue1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23
Mene @e1eul4aft
>piro SSnforppriert
8neneer ssa,rniture Gpn1panp butter
leat @rInDunasartitel IN Der Sffice
bes aatslefretdrs+ @rnnotapt=
tai betrd9t $2OO,OOO+ Tter Der
flint eSntprppratDren iinb ytefp
l1lmer.

g(u8gangS lekter Mo6e mnroe1l tn
Ser Offtce beS @taatSiefretdrS IN ct.
Saul Sic Snforporterlln98arttfel Der
neuli6 Qeoriinbete1l Bueneer 6urnttnre
Gomponp biaterle9S. @S mer6e11 bartn
flint eSnforporatorer1 1lamentlt6 aufge
fiibrt, uno boS @rinbun98fapttal Der
@eien16aft a11f 100000 angegeben.
Bier bon ben fiinf Snforporatore1t
baben ibren @obniih bier IN Seem nlm.
@8 fiab bies Ste folgenben: 9outS
Buenoer @r., Gnttl S. 8uenger, Treo
s. Bader 1l11b Saul >W. Sadbartb.
Serr Otto s. 8uenser aus @leepp Gne
1T bas finite @riinoung8nttglteo Der
@eleM9aft.
@erben bauen.
@eit 8o6en etns bereit8 bas Sc
rudt IN ser @tabt lumber, oaB etne berz
artiae &orporatton 9eeriinbet >peroen
1piir6e, unb 3&par IN 8erbtnbrn9 nit
oem BON @errn Gmtl 8uenser 9eplanz
ten g}euba1l fir ietn MDbelgei6dft an Der
n1rbhden Mtrlne1otafrabe. Da8 tn
9lu8it6t genonlme1le @ebd11be lpirb ben
Ylanen gen1db elmer Der itattlt6iten
Bauten Ser @tabt Stem ulm llnb iptrb
IN ie6er @tnli@t outs Mooern]te ,etnge=
ribtet perbe1.
3tpef.
gllS 3ped ser @el6dftSperbtnbu
>pirb a11geseben IN ben SnforporierungSz
arttfeln, 6ab bic @eienI6aft it6 nit
Dem &auf ser Manufaftur rno BENT
Berfa11f BON MDbel1tiiden aller Dirt be-
fa1len tpirb. DeSglet6en iptrb etne ga1Be
9lnaabl einl6ldgtger Nrttfel, ipte Or
namentltnde, g}ipp1a6en, 2eoermarer,
Draperten nllp. angegeben. Daneben
1pirb au6 et1l 2ei6enbeitattung gsgei6dft
betrteben, ]otpte Der &anf unO 8erfauf
aller banlit IN 8erbinD1ng itebenbe1l
Nrttfel.
Da8 94e6t beS gnfanfS m1b 8erfaufS
bon @ru1bftiden lrb periDnlt6en1 8ez
fits, iotpte neren 8erpa6tung 1T eber<
fall8 porgeleben.
Die Sauptofftce Ser 1leuen @eiellz
i6ait miro 1i6 bier IN SEEM l1lm be-
ftnoerL ebe111o Der Sauptgel6dftSplab.
gfebenagentnren nnb 8erfanfSpldbe f6nz
men In anberen Srter1 bteies n11b anberer
@taaten Der linton etngeri6tet 11b
betrteben peroen, ie nod Der gntl6heb=
ina Ser 9ireftDren. D.
Ser Dtreftorenrat beitebt augenbltd=
It'd aus ben fiinf Snforporatore1l.
SOS. Biumeper, Ser ii6 aus
gangs Mdr3 I'M 2oretto Spipital baDier
elmer i6meren Operation lulteruarf,
bat fi9 bon ben Golgen ber1elben lomeit
Sreitag Derlafien folute. st gebt Ser
lpieber erbolt, bab e. BE 9eilanitalt am
vTRi d -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23

- S. s.. @6meppe lit bierber 3u=
riifgefebrt aus ct. Sane8, tpoielbit er
oem Begrdbniiie ser pertorbenen Trau
@bm. Wlau, etner langidbrt9en 6rel1notn
ser 6antlte @6meppe, beimobnte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23

0te NIT y be3et6neten 9alare ner:z
lteben ii9 fiir8 gan5e Sabr, mdbrenb Ste
anberen Monat8ialdre iinb.
Die 6eltiebung Der Saldre fiir bie
@trabenarbeiten puroe bem @traben=
ausi9nb ;iberlailen.
8ruit Geuermari9al.
@bas. Bru1t or. tpurbe IN Ser sletz
den @ibung a1S Teuermari6an tpteoerz
ernannt. @etn Saldr betrd9t $75
ba8 Sabr.
Dem Souls Yre1t >pnroe bte @r=
laubniS erteiH, aus BEN @aro9rnben Der
@tabt &ie8 3u fabren fiir bte na6 Der
|@6affar1n fiibrenoe 2anoltraBe tn
@Dlrtla11D IoDn1btp.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23
8eiitluediel IT
bret Staotldoe1t


SIN 2anfe Ser @o6e fi11b oret perz
l6tebene 2dben Der Stabt IN bte Sdnoe
neuer 8eiiker iibereeeansen, Sc finb
bieS ser Sadbartbi6e @6nblaben, oaS
&olonia nialtpareneei6dft rHnritp" 1lnb Der
vs5otr Store". Da3u fommt nod etne
ipettere Merlberl1ns in Der pGeb 6ront
@rocerD", no Ser SEQ. s. Telenz
maier SEN Serrn W}att. 9iebenbrnnner
alS 1eilbaber tnS @ei6dft allfnabm.
Sn Sem ge1lan11ten @6ublaben 9tng
Ser @e61el am Montag 0ieier 0o6e Dor
ii9. 59on iett et11igen @o6en, alS
6err Gnttl S, 8nen9er ietne Yldne be-
3iielt9 bes 9leubaue8 fiir fetn M0bel=
gei6dft befa11nt gab, 9ing bte Neoe in
Ser @tabt, bab @err Soul Sadbartb
iein @6ubgei6dft perfaltfen nnb it'd
gei6dftlt6 NIT Serrn 8uen9er perbtnz
SEN psrbe. Dieler @e6iel ipurbe NUM-
mebr 3ur Iat1a6e, t1bem 5err 9afz
bartb 1etn @el6dft, baS er fiinf3ebn
Sabre lang erfoleret6 betrieben batte,
an ste Serren 5enrp DabmS unb Wm.
81. 9tnben1ann perfaufte. Serr DabmS
mar nabeSu 3tn0lf Sabre lang BET @errn
Sadbartb peiddfttgt unb 1T baber NIT
allen 5eilen bes @el6dftS bt8 tn8 @tn=
3elne pertraut. Serr 2tnoemann ar
beitete biS Dor fur3em tn Der Sfftce Der
@agle @oler Min Company.
l1ebernebmen @rDcerD+
STE Buritn @rocerp, sic IN ben bet
SEN letten Sabre11 bon $. IS. @nael=
bert n11b g. Dutn gefiibrt &puroe, gtng
am @an1stag lebter Wo6e IN ben 8ez
1tb BON 81. @anbma1n nno Oscar
Wa6ter iiber. 9lm Mfonta9n1orgen
iiber11abme1 bte 11euen 8eitker baS @e=
1hdft, 6aS &nie btSber ll11ter benz 9famerr
,,Dnritp @rocerp" >petter9efiibrt meroen
ion. Serr Ma6ter iiberrimnlt Sa8
@e16dft NIT elmer iabrelangen @rfabS
runQ. @r mar lange 3eit al8 0er=
fdufer TN 2aben beS @m. y. Bfefferle
angeltellt. Sn @errn @anbmalul bat
er obne s3meifel et11en tii6tisen Ectlz
baber. 2ebterer tit gegentpdrtt9 alS
2anobrieftrdser auf Der 6onte 4 a119ez
itellt.
6air stpre perfanft+
9beo. ,M1eber, Der befamtlt6 boz
ni6t Longer s3ett 0a8 bteftge 2prtc=
Tbeater auffauite, bat nl1nmebr ben
felt ei1isen Sabren BON ibm gefhbrte1t
5air Gtore an Der @de Wtnnelotaz
itrube nnb @rite y}orbitrabe an 9errn
@bmunb s.. Irit & So. perfauft. Da8
neue &onser11 >ptrb am 10. Scat 8eitt
bon Sem 2aben er9reifen. 9err Srtk
lit auoenbltdlt9 tm OfDbellaben oeS
Serrn @mil S. 8uen9er batter ansez
itelIt.
5err Oeatt. @iebenbru1u,er tpllrbe
am Mo11tas bieier 8o@e Tetlbaber Der
0teo 5ront SGrocerp. 9etn Sobn Ser
mann &pirb fir i'm TN @ei6dft tattg
ietn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23
spn1tagsi6ul= &pnpentiDn.

gnn Counting, benn Is. Nprtl, firbet
in, Der bteftgen &ongregation altitenfir6e
Sic SabreSperiammlnng Der gonntag8z
i6ulpereirigung fiir ben bteit9en ge5trf
itatt. Die @ikung begtnnt aben0S I'M
4 llbr 80 NIT etner 9lnba9ts tsiibu1tg,
moran fi6 bie @ei6dft8ftknng u11b eine
Neibe gortrdge anl6feben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23

1ierar3t S. 8. @raf u1tb @attin
|berlebten BEN 5on11tag BET 8erpanbten
l11b Treunben IN 5leepn @ne.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23

SOS. Giumener, Ser fi6 aus
gangs Mdr3 I'M 2oretto Soipital babier
elmer i6meren Speratto1l llnter1uarf
bat fi6 bon ben Tpleen berielben iomeit
Sreitag Derlaiien fnnllte. st gebt Der
ipieber erbolt, bab e. BE @etlanitalt am
poafdnbtsen @eneflne raid entgegell.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23
@as Ga syplette tpia+

Sn Sen beiben ange5ogenen Sttn1=
n1llng8bilbern mtro bann an6 bic BON
@enator Ga Tollette 1111b 1einen Sren1lz
ben aufgeitellte Hlatform fiir ote font
merlbe Brditbenti i6aft tSfampagne IN groz
fen l1mrtfien ansefiibrt. DteSbe5iigz
li9 beibt eS, Oab bartn Sic bon Der Baz
riier &onferen5 aufeeitente 8Dlferltga
periporfen perben iou, 70 and Der gez
ian1te Srteoen8pertrag, ba bur6 bieielz
ben bte 8ereinigten @taaten 11ittpirfen
piirben an uber 8eriflaplns bon Negnp<
ten 1nb Snbten, am Naub gbtnaS ll1lb
an ser riidii6tBloien l1nterbritd11ng
SrlanbS" Da8 9roeranlnl forbert TO-
fortige Mieberberftellurs ber freten
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
l74g FOSTER.
The Prettiest Seven Room
Bungalow In Memphis,

Bungalow in Memphis,
Built by the best builder In the South
and under the supervision OF one OF
the city's leading architects. Walls OF
S-inch hollow tile with white smooth
stucco finish and brick trim, making
beautiful as well as permanent con-
structton. The floor plan Is different
from any you have ever seen and Is
most convenient, The living room liz
large and attractivey arranged with
panels, bullt-in flower boxes and white
tile mantel The dining room has
French doors, paneled walls, wall, cell
ing and drop lights The breakfast
room Is a beauty with built-in table
and cabinet. The kitchen ID exception
ally large with plenty of big windows
and handsome built-in cabinet. Con-
crete pantry and back porch. The two
bedrooms are exceptionally large and
well arranged. The bath has tile floor,
built-in tub and pedestal washstand.
The sleeping porch Is big and roomy
with French windows on the south,
east and north sides. 1t is heated and
will be delightful all-year sleeping
room. The house Is finished in old
ivory throughout except the kitchen.
The electric fixtures are very Rttrac-
tive, The lot is 81 by 172 feet with a
nice lawn and an abundance Of trees
The location Is the best, in Memphis
most beautiful bungalow section. II you
are interested in high class home you
can't beat this one.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
ROOMS AND BOARD.
RooMs .OR aeNr


HANDSOMELY furnished rooms In
heart Of business district, Unusually
large and well ventilated. Privilege OF
bath and phone, To permanent gentle
men with references. Apply third floor,
81 8, Main,
FOR RENT-one furnished room for
gentlemen In modern home Every con;
Wal. 22l9-W for further Information.
wANTED-Couple 10 have use OF
home as care-taker for 80 days Only
those with first class reference need
answer. B-2s, News scimitar,
FOR RENT-Nice large room, south
eastern exposure, to one or two set
tied employed ladies, References. w,
2060-W. 1873 AZalia.
LARGE front room for rent, with
breakfast and o'clock dinner Best
location in the city, Call II, $50.
ROOM AND BOARD,
ROOM AND BOARD for two gentle
men or ladies. 242 n. Manassas
NJ. 1851. -----------
WANrgo-RooMs AND BOARD.
WANTED-Room and board in pri-
vate refined family by couple with
baby three years old References ex-
changed. Phone NJ. 4l57-W.
REAL ESTATE - SALE
" CITY PROPERTY.
II It is a home you want or some.
thing you want 10 sell, call us and
we win help you. Below Is list OF
some of our bargains.
Two-story brick five bedrooms, slate
roof, modern, $4,000, 1880 cash. bal
ance easy.
New brick and stucco on Forrest, six
rooms, furnace heat $500, $4,000 cash.
balance $50 per month.
Five-room, furnace-heated cottage,
hardwood floors 5000, $500 cash,
balance like rent.
Duplex brick apartment, steam heat,
best location will rent for 5000 per
month for two apartments. $l2500,
SO, 900 cash, balance 81 500 yearly. Fig
ure the investment and call us.
Nine-room frame, two bathrooms, In
good repair; VII rent for ;S5 per
| per month.
Six-room cottage, hardwood floors,
| newly decorated, nice shed in yard
concrete drive 60-foot front, $500
$500 cash, SIS per month. No loan.
We have long list OF others. call
| us and we will show you.
w, NJ, Downing r. A. EEzelI
Downing & Ezzell Realty
Co.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CRY PROPERTY
Two-Story, Union Ave.
Hot Water Heat.

Eight-room. two-story frame, recent
ly painted and In good repair, four bed
rooms, living room, dining room recep.
ton hall. kitchen and bath. new hot
water furnace with double radiation,
large basement garage and servants
house. Price 1000. with $1,000 cash.
balance arranged.
Two Story Stone and Brick,
Central High Neighborhood
This is a most modern home with
hardwood floors and finish throughout,
beautifully decorated, has reception nall,
living room and dining room with crates
| and mRntels In each. large breakfast
room and kitchen, front and rear
| porches second floor has four bedrooms.
| tile bath and toilet separate, glassed en
heated sleeping porch, full width OF
| house, splendid finished attic and dry
basement, hot water heat, garage serv-
ants house and chicken house, shown
| only by appointment. Price SiS,SO0.
good cash payment,
Brick and stucco Bungalow
| Located on one of the most beautiful
streets In the city, only half block from
| car line and convenient TO a good
| school. Has living room dining room,
| kitchen, two bedrooms and tile bath
| hardwood floors throughout stone CRATE
and mantel in dining room furnace
| heat and dry basement. Buy any move
| into this without any further outlay
Of money. Price $4,000, terms arranged.
Frame and Stucco Bungalow
| On car line, finished street and con-
| venlent TO good elementary school,
| walking distance of Central high. Most
| delightful living room across front with
CRATE, bullt-in bookcases and heamed
ceiling. colonnade effect between liv-
| ing room and dining room which has
beamed ceiling also. Beautiful break
fast room, kitchen, two bedrooms, tile
bath, furnace heat. dry basement and
| floored attic. Seeing is believing, Price
| $4,000
Brick and Stucco Bungalow,
Hot Water Heat
| Located on Union avenue, convenient
to East End car line, on large lot with
abundance OF shade. This liz a bunga-
| low OF the better kind with every posi-
Bile convenience and of the very best
workmanship, It's a pleasure 10 show
this one. Price $4,000, ons-third cash.
| terms.
NJ, D. Brock, Hem 5sI9-J,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
FOR SALE.
For Bargains In
Slightly Used and
Refinished Furniture
GRAVES < GRAVES

You may find here just the piece to
fill in that vacant space for less than
half the original price. Below we list
Just a few of the many real bargains
for Won.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY PRoPE RTY
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
Two fiye-room cottages, newly paint
ed and decorated. nice shady lot, gar
ages; have lights, bath and gas. Price
81, 500 each; terms 81 200 on each house,
balance easy. houses rented for $40 per
month. Located Nos. s6l-63 Jefferson
Ave.
Nne-room. two-story brick, hot air
heat located No. i4tS s. Orleans. cor
ners on South Parkway, Price $4,000
terms 1880 cash. balance by month.
Nice large. new garage. located on
Union avenue, rented for $4,000 per
year. Price 5000; terms $4,000 casn,
balance easy,
c. c. BROWN LAND co.
1o0l-2 Union and Planters Bank Bldg.
Tel Main 376S.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
Graves & Graves
1875 S. Main

ON ACCOUNT Of leaving the city
must sell the following contents OF g.
room flat at a sacrifice. Piano, marble
pedestal. Victroa, four 9x12 rugs. I
leather covered parlor chairs, one quar-
ter sawed oak dining room set, r.
inch buffet, 54-inch round table, s
chairs. combination bookcase and writ
ing desk. ! large size wooden bed, ivory
color; q brass bed, ! ivory dresser
chiffonier. gas stove, l gas water
heater, IS yards blue and white check
lnoleum, several small rugs, gas heater
Apply
$50 ELIZABETH PLACE.
Or call
HEMT OCK 3G29-T
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
Glib & Co.

Odd Fellows Bldg, Main 77i6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
El!|;F||;'!lI3
NOMAh'S Death DIVE
IS CAUGHT IN FILM
Remarkable P.c.ure Of Woman
Falling From Balloon Is
To Be Shown By
Movies

san Francisco Feb. lS-Motion
picture enthusiasts VII saorils have
The opportunity 81 seeias woman in
real death dive af eco feei. The
SETTINGS Tor ihe reiare being Laid al
tAs Marina on ile shores og .,an
frAncisco Bay
Mrs Ethel Broal s-.ck. professional
parachute gamper vas the heroine of
The picture, alikoagA by accident. Mrs
Broadwick went ~ into tae ar in sn
airplane and When 3aeo feef above
ihe ground she climbed over fhe side
of the plane and 6renpes TIE para
ohHte which she carried failed X open
and she WA pluneel - neE des7h-
4 second airPlane with a motion
picture camera mounted On " followed
the woman in he- dsRaWard plunge.
filming the sxhshitiol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Ca;versa' Se-vice h-cugA. 70
the coioys. fhycrgh the DRAFT nrst
ard last approximately ;aree rnil-
lien nen. and II - safe 70 say thai
net over ffir per cent probably
less. Of fhe rer were - for lin.
serxioe when the nation WAS called
20 the ee,o-s.~ said Msio- 0cnsrsl
Wocd N . rccen, s-ucie N IT,
Nefropo';.sr Nsgsxi1e
~Whee il is renenbcredL- h.
soid. that rhe ren sens 20 the
eonps for training had passed the
Selecfsve D-sf. Boards. and ths;
ther represented these who we're
ceasidered most fl TO undergo
sraining and rre7srss'cn so- -uiil-
tsry ser-sre Il does not take mach
inaRinstson 20 picture the rhysi-
c.; and health conditions Of fhe
sensining thirty per cent. Think
Uaas this CONDITION means. VIA.
ils eGrc< ;s-upcn the rsce- upon
noficAa1 ef6cienry. national moral
~ and charsctcsr
Ihe mot Citation Of the selected
0en 81 CIR nzsscn brought 20 our
ossent5on sn-istoierzble. unnece<-
oary and dangerous con6s-iou-
dangerous 70 us and 70 the race
To set ~eIl o. STAY we'i ard
0tnoeE-- 4 is absolutely necessary
|se have healthy HOOD rsch n
|D&as1ns- cxyEen- iron ard the nat
|1l eeIi-ss'is that nature provided
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
&Aj0R- GENERAL WOOD
WARNS AMERICAN PEOPLE

20 ncr-ish ard -eriezii-e the cells
Nor CAIRO. 1--we xsthorf oxygen.
ard Il fhr c-lis a .he bciy are rot
sz3T5sd N-th the ocll-ssl,s sha;
iced sad nou-lsh then they soon
Ei;hrr. s-sf as plant c-oops and
cics Tor lz-x cf water
Dr.. Ecuszrxs remarkable cisccv-
e-v. ~hscA he recently announced
x-S named REOLO. -spidlr IN
c-czs-x -he -u-ber Of I'd blood
cells ard supplies the oxySrr. irca
ard ccll-sslfs fhs: the blood mast
hare 70 keep the body vel CT make
Z. well
This xorderful REOIO for-nrls
which hss been usc6 with remark
able spccc<s bv Dr. REFUSING IN his
priTsse practice nay row be OBJ
.zinei through registered druggists
xho are Iscensei Distributors Of
-he Dr.. A L Rezsine LsborsAe-
rsex Atron- Ohio
RfOIO e rot expensive Ezch
sealed package ccnsxins 100 pleas
art sss.eiess .sAic-x. sr<xriers for
two wrecks treatment ard only
costs . cofiz-- IL Is sold ra6c- the
Positive Grz-zrtce that II vca are
rot zssoiuseir satisfied ~1sh the re-
salts after tzkinT ire fro weeks
treatment. yorr -a-<r uin b
Yea can obtain Reoso al Srzr's D-1
Store. The Rexzl S1o-s. 10 " Al
Ave. ces-risstors fos Gaitrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Istnre san make out . good case
for hfe occupants Of the Jobs II
may have 70 cut of about
quarter Of q million dollars Of
salaries And that may be IS
painful TO the legislators as to the
offieeholders No ore 50 loves
paying JOB as the man who does
not have 10 work al i. Nc one
VIII labor 50 siren10usly for re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

veDge a. TIE man parted from a
sinec1are. We foresee unhappy
days IN the politics Of Kentucky.
and Il may Be that on warm after
Moons next summer there viii no.
Be - many stout gentlemen Sit
flng comfortably ia the shade Of
the sides, entrance and sreswsys
of rhe state capitol as have been
seen n the past.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
MADE FRAU DJ LE\I TAN
RETURN. Il ARRESTED

Memphis. Tenn. Feh -S-Charles
4 Bkkhsia. president and general
tnE-aEer 81 the National Produces
DUES company of ihis city. was ar
resiea him TO-DAY on federal war
rant charging hiu usih making a
ffzdnleni income return. TIE VA
ran; alleges Bioserr gave The taxable
income o4 his company a. Seo.2sSls.
whereas Tie warrant assert. The tax
able income Of the concern Was $50
ssol5-
BickHrs waived pr lim-narF bearing
lie was released on s1aeee bo1d.
This is said 10 be The first case of
Us kind Instituted y the revenue de-
pzrlnent 4 the south.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
A NAGGER OF A
GOVERNOR

Challenged by the state senate
10 prove the statement that 3l4
useless public offices existed in
Kentucky. Governor Edwin Nor
row has come forward with q list
of such offices just nine short OF
four hundred. Unless the legis-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
MAY LOSE LEGS

Norman. Feb. lS-I1 order 10 sase
his Life doctors may have 10 smpatsts
The right lee Of r r McBr1se. char
man Of the Cleveland county hoard @.
commissioners who was kicked tg :
mule last Friday morning Al A.
ray examination win ne made tAis
week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

NOihing like The TN. so-cAlled, y
bring oui chorus q community
snesEing The hay sever season alone
approaches H. Bat what We started
on, 10 say j. that shere are few
Orieinal saeezcs, sneezes with unique
characteristics 10 distinguish ihem
from The general run
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Tulsa. Feb 1S-Fifi eea handfed
SAriaers are expected 70 TIC mid-win
ter cenemonialof tie Adkaf temple 10
be hcld here re rnaiy 81 Two hun
dred candidates viil be iniistea-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

The strike Of Western Union Clog H.
Is slill on. Jasi Eh4i tine the ciocks
are striking for Is unknown Perhaps
they want open covenants. openiy az
rived al. Detailed Information per
ixining 10 the trouble may be CLEAN
ed from Frank Lee. Western Inion
Dsnsgt-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

This Is the very last word IN
bathing k1lifs, sdrices from Palm
Beach state. Notice the pocks-
When Airs Archibald Mcneil.
Jr- Of Bridgeport. Conn, who was
Miss Ann Orr, appeared on the
beach IN her new outfit she
created q1iie a stir among the
members Ct The fashionable col
onr.