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Shamrock and Resolute.

Tomorrow the racing yachts-Reso-
lutte and Shamrock-will 60 to. sea for
the first race in the great interna.
tional contest for the Americas cup.
They will sail fifteen miles to wind,
ward and return to leeward, with
Shamrock giving Resolute q time al.
lowance, it is now expected, Of about
six minutes, or an average Of twelve
seconds to the mile. This ime-allowance,
it should be stated, is the result Of
measurements according to . scale that
is made part Of the articles Of chal-
lenge and acceptance. The Shamrock,
being in some respects the larger
boat, must yield handicap to Reso.
lutte.
There is absolutely no way to judge
in advance Of the relative merits Of
these two racing machines. They have
never met in contest. It is reported
that their sailing masters are dissatis-
fed with the performances Of their re-
spective craft and would prefer At
least fortnight more Of "tuning up"
before the starting gun is fred. It is
expected that Shamrock will actually
outsail Resolute, and the question as
to the victory is whether she can do
so by margin of more than six min.
utes. This time allowance, however,
is only speculative, as the official an
Inouncenient of the result of the. meas.
iurements has not been made.
Victory will be won by the yacht
that takes three races out of five.
There is time limit within which the
boats must finish, failing which the
race is called off to be sailed on an
other day. In view Of the experiences
of the past, with the light winds that
generally prevail of Sandy Hook at
this season of the year, it II possible
that the decision will not be reached
for another fortnight, though either
Shamrock or Resoluts may surprise
Evening star., 1920-07-14
Cox and Davis.

Gev. Cornwell of West Virginia has
returned from San Francisco and tells
the people Of the state that Gov. Cox
won in the nick of time; that had
another ballot been taken Ambassador
Davis would have been nominated. A
very comforting story on the score of
local pride, and doubtless Gov. Corn
we'll believes it.
No state presented q more accom-
plished man to the convention than
West Virginia. Mr.. Davis has sue
ceeded at the bar and in politics, and
is now succeeding in diplomacy at the
most important post in our diplomatic
service. London is our supreme test
in that line.
But at San Francisco Mr.. Davis was
handicapped by his connection with
the administration. He was not only
in Office by the Presidents appoint
ment, but, as well known, was on init
mate personal terms with the Presi-
dent.
The convention had shown that it
would not accept an out-and-out ad-
pinistration man. Neither Mr.. Nc
Adoo nor Attorney General Palmer
had been able to lift the ban. Both
Senator Glass and Senator Simmons
we're at heart McAdoo men, and for
that reason could not obtain serious
hearing ON their own account.
Gov. Cox was the one contender of
consequence who was able to attract
anti administration support. The men
who wanted candidate free from ad-
ministration connection turned to him,
and stayed with him. Had they been
forced to give him up they would have
turned to some other man Of his kind
and put him over.
Itwas, first and last, mighty tussle.
Gev. Cox was geographically strong,
personally popular, and his interests
were in the hands Of blue.ribbon ma.
aeuveIefs.
Evening star., 1920-07-14
y y
Swallowed.

When Metropolitan convention ad-
journed without needing the demands
Of Amos sPinchot and his forty seven
spmpanions in protest, these preservers
nf American liberty issued call for
. convention to be held in the same
eify later to put third party in the
6eld. The convention has met, but
sDmebHwI or other the committee of
4Drtynsight and its delegates have sort
of been lost in the shuttle. For other
squads of malcontents, specialists,
theorists, radicals and somewhat boil
shevists have held meetings of their
own and amalgamation has been eff
fected and, 10, where are the forty
eightsrsi Something has happened.
Whereas few days ago one heard Of
some Of them talking about candidates,
praising La Toilette and pulling wires
inst like regular politicians to make
combinations, now nobody is talked
about, but the radical laborites and
the other extremists. When the ticket
- named and the platform is con-
strucbed and the third party makes its
bow to the people, the forty-eight will
have been discounted down to the zero
point. It is a sad, sad tale. Brother
Amos and the forty-seven others are
probably more convinced now thar
sver, that politics is dirty game. I,
is q pity that this little band of patri
ets could not have been permitted te
hoist their own flag, the milk white
banner Of purity; in its stead now
Aaunts an ALFRED symbol of left-wing
ism.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Neither government nor private own,
sfship has proved effectual in adjusting
the difficulties under which railroad
ing labors.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

It has been decided by judge that
Richard Croker is competent to han
die his estate. After having directed
political affairs so long in New York
it would seem that he ought to be ca
pablo Of managing his own affairs.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

No party platform is 50 comprehen-
sive and precise as to. leave nothing
to be said when the notifications take
place.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

There Is naturally some disappoint-
ment for Col. Bryan in the reflection
that the great editors of this country
are not hanging together as they might.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Every now and then it occurs to
some more or less detached politician
that Henry Ford would make a great
campaign contributor.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Both candidates are inclined to
think that the farmers have had
enough college training to prepare
them for some plain hard work under,
the direction. Of q Secretary Of Agri..
culture.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Germany is less inclined to balk At
parting with millions Of money than
at giving up millions Of tons Of coal.
The fuel situation is world wide,
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Public curiosity il occupied With, too
many things to arrange for definite
inquiry as to where socialists and asi-
tators get all the money with which
they play politics.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

After an interview with the Presi-
dent, Gov. Cox will no doubt be found
. clear interpreter of the league of
nations.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Profteers in Germany are causing
food riots. Germany Was the country
that deemed itself capable of estab.
fishing practical and satisfactory So
cial system for the world.
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SOC Percales, 3oc

36-inch Percales, light and
dark grounds. in a variety of
styles and colorings, including
stripes, checks, dots and neat
figures. Extra fine soft finish
grade for women's and chill
dren's wear; also mems and boys
shirts. 0eidsaAsrr's--rirst Flor,
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soc Galatea Cloth, 44c

27-inch Galatea Cloth. in
checks. dots and plain colors:
heavy, firm woven quality. for
boys wash suits and women's
wear. Gol6enberg'-First Floor
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SHOOTING STARS.
By PHILANDER JOHNSON.
An Inspiration.

An Inspiration.
The editor sat at his desk one day
His intellect laden with "pep."
He lonsed to get into the verbal fray
And keep all the voters in step.
But he thought Of the files that might
be brought out
By some future political tribe;
So the subject he feelingly wrote about
Was "Now Il the Time to Subscribe. -
His brain was athrob and his heart
was full.
But no one can freely foreteu
Results in the way of a loss Of pull
From turning sentence too well.
So he turned ON faucet in wisdom's
fount
From which ell may safely imbibe;
A. he-wrote, very ably, vast amount
On "Now Is the Time to Subscribe, y
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Villa probably regards the position
Of revolutionary leader as more perma-
nent than that Of Mexican president.
Evening star., 1920-07-14
Clearance Prices on
Dress Goods

54.inCh Panama,
s'ss ss:,,ty: s!sss r. ny: :sSs: 81: $l.25
54-inch Beach Suiting, for
suits. skirts. etc. In CT 90
Worth $2.S8 yard.
50.inch Mohair Sicilian, high
lustrous quality, in o. 1E
black only. Worth pl.ZO
$A.tO ydIu.
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Coercion.

~ wonder" remarked Farmer Corn.
tossel, "if 1t wouldn't be I good idea
to have the election somewhere along
in August instead O. waitin' till fall"
"What on earth are you thinkin'
about" exclaimed his wife.
"I'm ,thinkin' about the enormous
political pull US farmers could have
with all these summer boarders."
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A Slight Apprehension.

"The only thing that worries me
about votes for women" said Mr..
Meekton, "is the fact that converse
tion on the subject will cease when
the great work is accomplished"
"what Of it," lejoined the patient
listener. =
'I'm afraid that when they quit talk
ing about It Henrietta will lose inter
est in It and forget to vote"
Evening star., 1920-07-14
.$1.75White Organdy
As Inches Wide-Beautful Imported Quality
at $1.O9 a yard

The beautiful quality and desirable width are made
douby the low price Made of selected eombed
yarn OF fine cobwebby texture and exquisite nshthe ideal
white material for light cool sumney frocks and waists
Remember the width-fu As inches.
SOC White Wolfe, 40 Inches Wide, at SIC
qualiyi universally
liked all Extra fine sheer two-ply quality
500 White Chiffon Wolfe, $1.z9 Yard 4
width),
with soft clnging chiffon hntsh
soc Pajama Checks at 38c Yard
close soft finish grade
for making undergarments
S1O0 and $1z5 White Skirting, 7oc = ~ -
SOC Cannon Cloth, Special at 38c Yard
quality;
mil 10 yards. --<F "'t5 HFs-i
soc and 6oc Novelty Wastings, 4oc Yard .5esa
aodenbsrss-Tint
Evening star., 1920-07-14

p Ever Present Thought. 4.
The breeze is hot upon the hill.
The sun is simmering in the sky. :
Yet I am thinking, thinking still
F.. About the winters coal supply.
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Asking Too Much.

IA candidate" said Cactus Joe,
sought to be good mixer. It doesn't
hurt any even if he is 'dancin' man"
"No," replied Three Finger Sam;
'he oughtnt to hafte dance. He's got
enough to do ~ Q handshater without
bein' footshaker" -
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Jud T1nkias says that what he on.
joys about moving pictures is that
they make real life seem 80 peaeef1fl
and eontentsd BY comparison. ..s.r-,
Evening star., 1920-07-14

69c Cambria, 48c
36-inch White Cambria, a very
fine quality for women's and chill
dren'S wear.
Goldsnbsrg' s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

A splendid assortment of the
seasons most desirable mater
ials. including Coats of Bolivia.
Goldtone. Camel's Hair, Wool
Jersey, Wool Velour, French
Serge, Taffeta Silk, Silvertone.
Polo Cloth, Wool Poplin and
Snort TWeedS. :,
Evening star., 1920-07-14
Wonen's Aprons
at 75c

womsn's, Gin.g h Am w atst
Aprons, made of genuine Amos
keag apron singhams, in various
6 size blue checks. Warranted fast
colors. Made with pocket.
eoldenbergis-Third Floor.
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|ARNE0 GUARDS PATROL
WYOMING OIL FIELDS

caspr wvo- Feb. IS Aned
guards iasi nigat patrolled ihe cil
testis e 'he Salt Greek field. safl
q d he richest oil region in tie
Rocky mountain states. 10 prevent
Claim jumping On the frs; night after
tease q the lsuds under n. .sonai
Z lz1d leasing hili si-ned BIZ tie
president yesterday.
/ rz~ sind sweeping across iaa
sFszea country did not deter c.eaim-
aafs y The land Automobile Lad
iEnis we're turned into search iiskts
and mounted men rode the e,urrrx.
folcElaz eFsrx suspicious movement
Of naidentified .ersons. A consf5.r-
seie rart q the lard has been ar
tiaily deTeioped and claimants 81 he
lar1 are anxious to prevent outxia.
parties erIsrrng a derrick during
The night and thus initiating lo,r
litigation over the land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
Rea. Wonder Worker
For Wrinkled Faces

Those who have srsed All sorts e.
so cz1le8 wrinkle p n1Vsr-.- 81 q
- efart 70 lcse those nnweic1rfe
traces q axe. Illness y pc-r-. ca
scar-ely find words 20 -x - sliei-
ceEgih; with zhe ~o1derfrl saxn;ii.
formula o1ce hey have eivea il =
7--sL The success ~ iris method
is de not sloue q its r.z-veioEs e.
teclveneSs-aTo1 The tsea1si l-nes
and cr0wsfeef. s. vel zs upoa he
err fine oEes-buf also - stS str-
r7isi1glv gaiek actor and It's entire
% r-rliesSnesS- Is simplicity Is an
oiher comneRdzbEe feasrr sUr one
heed only 70 dissolve 81 ounce c.
aowdered szAolise Il = ha'f iasnr 1r
witch hazel ard bathe sha f1re IN
t1is solrfso1- Al once . remarkable
"a 1s1orEaticn Is behezf.
L Is not o1iy tn esiect ga
wrinkles and crezxes th~f 50 10
rceable. out fsacieI coarour = remark
ably improved and the face looks
much vosnEer- one shoaif b sur
% ask he erueest for thn poxaere
saxoiite- TIE lotion. beng 50 re-
Ireshing. + particularly grasefn. 10
tired taces-
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SOUTH IS TURNING
AGAINST CAL0MEl
Mr.. DodsOn. lie Liver Tone
Nan, Responsible for Change
for The Better.

Every tlGr1isi .n fawn h- rlAic,s
ait4r falling nif "a iAe ~ar af si-
mri Taey aA eYf iAe Same reason
olsor Liver Tone IS akN N
y ace.
-Cs.om@ dangerous ana uon''
TOW i. fnlsns Liger Icar
ffscHallr guaranteed hy Var DRUG
iri Who selis f s large h1's art
ici cost very much. haf .f % fails Cd
give sasV relief efsff case oi
iYer siugr staesS and frr-t.- afior
1si ask i9r gonr mcner h7s
nofson's Liver Toat pleasant
Asilrc. pCreiy Neafianle ru air
armsss rs toia chlidrsl al1 4lul
axe saaoefai 81 nigi end rak
ieeha. fine no hiinusaess. sit
saisch. scid sta1arA or rcns'.r-t
ovels. li aoesaa GRIP pr rause i.-
vverienee si lha neN .e hSe $50
ni caiumel Take dste % ta,nmtl
'tay and tomorrow y wU fls
'fak. slck and raastait fert lo
c Cav
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
TAKE ASPIRIN RIGHT
Bayer COMPANY, who introduced
Aspirin in 1900, give
proper directions.

To get quick relief toIl ~ tarsfll,r
the safe md puop-- d.res- isns IN t8ct
un5roke1 package nf -B-se- Tablet
Of Aspirin Tss Hzekzgs i rlairlg
STAMPED wish The szfess Bavei
Cross
The Baver C-css~ near the gem
uine. worid-fancus Asnirsz pre-
scribe By physicians for over eieh-
teen yecrs
Bzyer Tablets OF A ir;e car D.
tzkea safely for Cold. Heaaaehe.
Toothsche. Ezrzcae. <eu1asgsa. Lam
nzeo. rheumatism Jc n Pz.Le. Nes-
--tis. and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes OF Il tzsi-f- cost
b1f few cents DraEgists ais. zeii
lager Bzrer~ packages. A~tsr.n 5
the trade mark of Bave- Nanufact1re
Of Monacesicacides.er Of Sslicyiscz- :
cd.
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Combing Won't Fid
Hair OF DandruIf

TIE oriv sure way 10 81 i'd @.
dzndruff i 10 dissolve = .hea you
destroy il entirely To do this. esf
about fogr oEnces a. Ordinary lsq-ia
aTvon. apply ~ night WHEN retiring
use e1oaeh 10 M0isten the sc8l1 a11
Tuo i IN gently wifh the fngsr rigs.
10 this tonight. ani By morEinT.
most II not all. Of yca- daadrIsf VII
be gone and three or four more ap-
plicatiozs will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace q II. 10 natter low
much Gandrnff you mar have.
Yoa vii Ind TOO. that al f-ch r.
ard ciEEirg Of u. scalp viii STOP Al
once aHd yoar hair vii be fluffy.
lasteFous. glossy. silky and soff. and
look zad feel : hundred times bes-
Ter
f01 csn ger liquid zrvon Il snv
drTg store. i Is inexpensive ard
never fai.s % do the work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
HE OLD WAY
DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE
- OF NiCkS

|apors Important - For diseases of
the respiratory organs, such as col1S, a
large part Of the value Of Nieks lies IN
is vapouxsng qualities. Therefore.
whenever Nicks IS applied over the
throat and chest. care should be taken
20 leave the clothing loose around the
rrck and the bed clothes arranged IN
the form of a funnel. 80 that the Napcfs
srssing may be freely inhaled.
Hot Wet Cloths In cases a. very
severe colds, sore throat, coughs. inear-
vent pne1ncnia, etc. hct. wet Towels
should Be applied ever the threat and
chest TO open the pores cf the skin br
fore applying Nicks.
Fresh Air-Pieaty Ct fresh AR IN the
bed room is the bcst way 20 prevent
colds and lung troubles. Fresh ar does
net cause colds, u strengthens the iangs.
cabling the system - thro@ Of coids-
Asshns Vicks IS not q "oure" for
ss,hma--so Tar as Nc knnN. there IS no
cure. II many cases. hos ever. Nickx
does give relief. Rub IL well over the
spinal column. FROM the neck 20 the
hips 20 se-lsve the nervous tensioa.
Then apply freely over throat and chest
AZ bed tisnr and cover with hot aanrels.
Renew frequently and always have the
covers loose, 50 that the vapCrs may be
freely inhaled. Also melt Nicks IN a
spoon and inhsie thc xapors and apply
little up the nostriis.
BrOnehitis. Sore Threat. Colds in the
Chest-lf a severe case. nrst apply
49, - -. a
chest. Then rub Weeks IN well Until
the skin IS red. spread On thickiy and
cover with two thioknesscs Of hct. fian-
rel cloths.
Catarrh. Colds in tbs Hesd-Neit a
little Nscks in a spoon a-d inhalc n.
vapcrs- Also apply vel up the nostri,s.
There are SO many varieties Of catarrA
that q competent physician should g.
ways be consulted. Tor many sogrs.
however. Vieks is excellent. Dissolve
a half teaspoonful of salt in a rsnt of
warm water and SNUFF up TIE nos.rils
night ard morning. Thcn insert Nicss
freely up the nossriis as far IS pos
siS.e, snufing vel bsck into the air
Passages.
ChdSrea's Colds - Nicxs is par-icu-
larry valuable in treating chiic-er's
colds. ssnce II IS an external treatment.
and therefore. does net disturb the
delicate digrstions Of children. TIE
orst plan is to keep Vicks constantly
or hand and app,y freely ard often 81
the hrst sign os 'Snif1ies
Growing children require plenty az
fresh air and exercise snd should he
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kept IA tie up<n - murh as pcssshle.
cvea IA the waiter.
CoGEhs--App.g N.cks A. directrd -cr
Colds in the Chc-l ard Head, and II
the cough is very anncy.as. swallow.
every i... e14- 5, q small picee the Azr
Of a-pea.
Group Spas1o1ic-Ruh Nicks fr-rly
over chest ana throat until the olf.
hcuit breathing is relieved One apph-
cation is usually enough TO prevent
Group durag thr night. give good
appiicatlcn ovcr the thruSt and che-z
AZ bed time and cover with not, EzlnSi
cloths
infl9enza--ln 'sptr of tic epidrrn,r
last winter, very little IS known Of thz
diseasc--evcn the germ causing II IS not
yet definitely located and 10 specshc
for inhucnza 81 fer - kncxn has berrf
discovered. l. sii oases . physician
aAogid be Gales promptly
Nicars 3 20 - us-a As rn external ID
piica,ion ir connection with the pnv-
xiciaD's tTeaunent. Apply a. direct=d
fcf 4 u.nouia-
10 Avoid lrfiunaza - Influenza 4.
spit-bcrnc di>~szc. and when .nAaAea
the germs attack khe nooo1z q Ecnhranc.
or lis.1f1 q fhr arr passages. Evrn tkrs
s not absolutely CERTAIN. but Il Is rxrr~d
By mosg authorizes that krcpicg ,hc
system III eoo1 Ccrcition and the AIR
paSSaxx- stimulated .rd free from colds
IS the c~s<wzy ID svuld the disease
Neftl<sg htslc Vieks in a spou- night
and uscrnlng aDd inhAiinE the vspors.
and spplylng vel Up the sostriis sew
rrsi t,rscs = day. particularly xnSn IN
cr0~u,s, IS rrccuancndeo-
Fn~urnozia--<I) Scnc f,- yOur phy-
slcssn 81 the krsx ssxa C rncrmonia.
"a Immediately begin the rse OF
Nicks as an external sppiicatcr- For
pneunrnia, Nire-s Is applied scrucwhat
ss directed for Deep Chrsx Cclds--for
issl. directions sc Lhc Dirrrtlcns Folder.
TerslIisiS-Appiy Is dirrrtrd for Sors
Itruat
Nhocping Cough - This q self.
limited disease. running e course which
vxries from 8 few weeks 20 several
r1crthe- There Is TO lrrsosrn specific
Nscks Is Of value u easing the cough
pzruxy-su1s, and thus lexScning their
weakening effect On the system. Rub
Vicks well over the spinal column, from
he neck 20 the hips. TO relieve the ner-
vous tensson. Then apply ever throat
and chest, covering with hot fannels-
vieks i Not Meant to Replace the
PhysieiaD-At tie frs symptoms cfa
serious illness. s1ch as pneumonia. a
physician should always be called.
Many other trcuhies. y4ch az chronir
cgtarrh or continued headache, call for
the cisgnosis OF good doctor.
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Vicks Acts Both Externally
and Internally

VTICK'S VAPORUB is the discovery of a North
V Carolina druggist, l. Richardson, who found way
to combine the standard time tested remedies -
Menthol, Camphor, Turpentine, Eucalyptus Thyme,
Juniper etc - in salve form, that when Vicks is
applied the body these ingredients vaporizcd
by the body heat.
INTERNALLY, these vapors, inhaled with each breath
all night long. carry the medication direct to the air
passages and lungs
EXTERNALLY, Vicks is absorbed through and stimu-
laes the skin attracting the blood to the affected parts
and aiding the vapors inhaled to relieve the nian
nation congestion.
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placed 50 high and rennn. .ratioa Tor
service has proven sQ nnsatis-
factory as compared wsth plumbing
Of oghA ines of ~ork ths- new mea
are nos coming il 20 take ,he places
of those who de or leave ihe prof
fession ~ Lewis said
n y ing q fhe de-zrrment was
sens % tas saNn q MAJ Friday Al
thai assse kAers Is an egseemsc cT he
-i,a~ aid no doe1or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
DON'T NEGLECT the LITTLE ONE

AIRS J 5 P.iSon. SIS + l5sih s.
Cleveland. o. writes Il can't spet
too highly Of Foiey's Honey and Ia,
When my little girl has cold civ
her Foley's Honey and Tar thar stop
her coughing in little while Chill
dren like Il. Il contains no opiAte,
II Is healing soothing. prompt in Ae
iion. Sold everywheIe
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ANNUAL ELECTION OF c. OF G
DIRECTORS .ARcA THEE
tconunaed ron Fa-e >

a%---EA--A AR-A A-i-T y
Gufhrie VII Have . Market. Frank
Buck. let Il Not Be said. He Has
No Pace 20 Lay His Head Chas
Seeiy- TIE results o. the bzIiotinE
then Be aauoanced- after which The
Rotary and Lion voliev BAH teams
VII 1aiay zhree halves In a suappv
Practice gz-rs which wSli take ~
minutes Erery member OF the
Chamber OF Commerce IS urged 10 B.
'presen1 for beth business and pleas
Hre. A 7. Gregory. secretsfy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

This j. Rotary week anniver
sary. In Guthrie. Rotary !, a bil
work. Prior 10 the organixaii0I
of the local Rotary club. il was
difficult matter 70 assemble ter
men TO dinner for social purposes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

ocmmissiOner. annoaaced chat there
IS q growing scarcity of physicians in
Oklahoma Thee are nancrons small
towns IN the state wsere there are
no doctors
Educational Qualifications have been
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
How the Use of Vicks Has Grown

Starting with the of Mr.. Richardson's retail
drug store the OF Vcks has increased county by
county, state by state until than II million
jars used annually practically jar for every
family in the United Statesand this in spite of the fact
that Vicks is still treatment to many people in the
North and West. Once used, Vicks is friend for life
it is SO easily applied-so quick in its results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

Perhaps Mr MeAdoo thinks thi,
will not be an anspieious year fo'
q candidate who comes from th
section Of the United States tbs
is solidly arraged against vote
for womcn--and he may be right
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26

What worries the clever fellows
in Europe is that although they
say Brother Wilson Is threatening
them. they can I think Of a ihinf
10 DO that viii make an impression
,,r.ar, hsr,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-26
@PUssYFooT JoHNsoS's
WIFE GOES TO WORK

Columbus. Ohio. Fea. -s-whiie her
husband S krying 10 help make Eng
land cry. Mrs Lillian johnson. wife oi
'pussf,eot~ johnson. earns her ovr
living as clerk IN the Ohio Industrial
Com nssso1 She went 70 work yes
fsr1ay