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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23

YAFrER MONTHS md month";
| MY WIFE persuaded ma
TO HAVE it donA
so I went around
TO THE photographer.
AND GOT musged.
WHEN THE pictures ca1k
I SHOWED them 10 . Eaax
OF AMATEUR Art Ricea
AND PROFESSIONAL ersnA
DISGUISED As trisnAA
WHO FAVORED ma
WITH SUCH remazin -
.poEsN'T HE lock naturally
HAS RI got . tanr
"A GREAT rssembianes!'
AND THAT last onA
MADE ME sora
90 WHEN trsond vita
ADDED HER howl
I TRIED .eaiA
THIS TINE they were gr0st
FOR HERE'S what happened.
THE pHoroeRApHER said.
LOOK THIS way. please
AND HELD up something.
As HE pushed the button
AND NO one could hsip
BUT LOOK pleasant
FOR WHAT he held up.
WAS A nice full pack.
OF THE clgarettes-
THAT sATIsFY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23

Nau and Laruc arc selected for tho ter
minals as both arc fast and adept at
catching forward passes. Both have
shown their tackling ability in every
game and have the carmarks or real
ComerS.
Et,hcmcs, O. Sauvcgcot. Koch. Form.
Wagcnh"im. ALTHOUGH not all playing
these positions during the season. have
shown their ability as regular llncsmen
and deserve their places on tho first
string.
Hohstcttcr. Robinson. MarSchner and
RrandfaSS. as n haCkficld selection
could never be equallcd and the rushing
offensive team Is easily picked. Brand
fass. although the better of the four.
hardly ranks any higher than the other
three mentioned all Of whom have 4 we'll
known gridiron reputation among the
Interested Junior teens.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-14
NOTAS DE BAYAMON

En- breve embarcaran con rumbo a
los Estados Unidos las bellas sehoritas
Salvadora Lampon y Monina Verges.
/ Estas Endas damitas de La ''elite'
social de Bayamon abandonan los ma
tivos lares en- viaje de recreo
Deseamos las bellas amiguitas una
travesia feliz.
Me ha comunicado mi indiscreta Sc
cretaria que pronto Himeneo atraera
una nueva pareja a su RENO.
Ambos pertenecen a La buena socie-
dad de Bayamon. La novia es gentili-
sima, de grandes atracciones persona
les. FL novio es rico heredero desem
pefa ell puesto de quimico en- una de
nuestras grandes centrales azucareras.
La boda de esta simpatica pareja Sc
ra un gran acontecimiento social Ell
Bayamon.
Pronto comunicaremos los nombres
de los prometidos.
Cupido ha estado sumamente active
en- esta poBNScion, entre las huestes de
la juventud. Mas de seis bodas anota
Ia cronica de la semana.
Las faniilias de los contrayentes han
alberto las puertas la sociedad baya-
monesa, que ha celebrado jubilosamen
te las festas nupciales
Cupido reina soberano EN- Bayamon.
Y vS de bodas.
Pronto uniran sus destinos en- esta
poblacion la muy distinguida y virtuo
sa seiiorita Manuela Lucas con el in
tachable caballero Manuel Rosales. 10
ven de revelantes prendas morales, apre
ciadisimo en- los circulos sociales
Anticipamos nuestra fehcitacion
los novios.
EDMUNDo PRADO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-14
DESDE VEGA ALTA

Una brigada de presos, a las ordenes
del competente capataz de obras pl-
blicas don Servando Lopez. trabaja ac-
tivamente en- Ell reafirmado de la calle
de Mufoz Rivera, trozo comprendido en-
ire la plaza principal, hasta la carrete-
ra que conduce Vega Baja.
SCuando Sc procedera a embrear to-
da la Gale de Muhoz Rivera, segln ell
convenio frmado entire ell Municipio Y
el Departamento del Interior?
A Vega Alta puede namarsele ell pue-
bio de los Clubs politicos, pues todos los
partidos tienen aqui oficinas Y cada
uno trabaja activamente para nevar al
Colegio mayor ndmero de electores
Han sido contratados, los siguientes
maestros para ell proximo afio escolar:
Especial de Ingles:-S Sehora Alice L.
de Santiago. Graduates de Ingles:-An
gelina Garcia, Carmen Prado Carballo,
Rita Sifre, FRANCESCA Cordero de Orsini
Francisco Sifre, Apollo San Antonio Y
Francisco Amador Colon.
Rurales:-Ramona Anger Maria j.
Berries, Teodora Colon, Juana Concep-
cion- Elizabeth Navas, Dolores @. de
Martinez, Josefa Navas de CeStero, Ma
rio Orsini octavio Sanchez.
Han estado aqui en- asuntos reIacio-
nados con Ia politica los senores Barbo-
sa y Tous Soto.
va esta entire nostoros hemos tent
do el gusto de saludarle. al correcto TO-
ven Adonis San Antonio quien acaba
de llegar de Ssnto Domingo.
Ell CoRRESPoNsAL.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
IEMEs NEWS NOTEs

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
LEWES. July i0.-Nir. and Mrs.
George A. Wilson OF Wilmington the
former being employed by the du-
pOnt Company have been spending a
few DAYS with his mother here.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Lank OF Bridgeport
Conn. and Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland b..
Iugram OF Wilmington are spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
A. Lank.
Mrs. George A. Rollins Of Memphis,
Tenn. is spending "a few days with
her Parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome G.
Phillips. 80,
Herald Brittingham a local baseball
pitcher who was injured in a game
at NIiddletown las Monday, is able to
walk around on his game leg.
Miss sara Miull Of the Fidelity
Trust and Savings Bank Is III With
measles.
philadalphia, formerly OF this town
who have been spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Nelson
! have returned hOme.
Mrs Anne Alexander formerly Miss
Anne Jones is spending a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
/ Y. Jones.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10

probably the most famous and talent
ed OF an the well-known actors Of the
orient.
The well-known Doris Pawn will
play The heroine-m American girl.
THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF"
A big double program Is The offering
of the Savoy Theatre for the week,
starting Monday. mcaerkyOers may
now enjoy once more the brilliant per-
formanccs of William faNorsham,
who. after am absence of several years
from American dramatic activities.
appears In the ranks OF the motion
picture stars under Scl1nick manage
ment. His FIRST production is The
Man Who Lost Himself" a romantic
mystery drama. by II. DE We're STAG
poole and depicts the experiences OF
a financially embarrassed American
In London. lie becomes some one
else over night without his consent
or knowledge. and has some equally
! thrilling and laughahle times passing
| from the true self DO The false one
/ The situation Is complicated by the
existence OF a wife, relatives and
fortune and title. In connection with
the main feature, Harold Lloyd Will
/ be shown In his latest special COM
cdy. "High and Dizzy" comedy that
Is entirely unlike any OF his previous
efforts Thrills and laughter galore
are promised In this latest sensation
! which VIII be shown exclusively al
the savoy.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
DEAD ON
YOUR FEET

Feeling dull. tired. worn.run-downf
Shakeup that lazy liver'with Schenck's
Mandrake Pills tonight and mark
their magic effect. One dose will
prove their efficacy and make you
feel like a new being.
Constipation. bilioUsness, bilious
headache, etc readily yield to
Sehenck's Mandrake Pills.
uneoated OF sugar coated
Or. ]. II. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
NEWS GOSSIP
ATNEW CASTLE
All Stars Defeat Penn Sea-
. board 3 to in Exciting
Game
MILLER'S -TWIRLER
FEATURES CONTEST
speoial % The Evening IournaI.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. July iO.-The best
game OF baseball seen here this year,
was witnessed yesterday. when the
All-Star aggregation OF ball tossers
and the -Seaboard team Staged
an exciting contest. The All-Stars
won by the score Of 3 to 4. The
brand OF ball served by the opposing
pitchers and the sensational fielding
-df all players. kept the spectators on
edge throughout the entire game. Al
no stage OF the game, Notwithstanding
the clOseness Of the score was Andy
MILLER, the Stars twirler, In any dan
ger, and only i'm the first inning did
mis- opponents have any chance or
threatening the plate. Dick Hobbs,
an old timer, was called out Of the
grand stand 10 MI in at first, owing
10 the failure Of the regular first sack
er Of the Stars TO put in his appear
ance. Hobbs was handicapped, hav-
ing no practice and being forced u
use a catcher's glove, and made two
/ errors on each Of the first two men
fun, and then overthrow 10 third in his
effort 10 catch Frank Proud. On this
throw Proud scored the only run for
the Penn boys.
Andy had II strikeouts and only
gave one free pass to flrst. His pitch
ing and the batting Of w. Proud fea
.tured the game. Pinder's twO-baggA
with first and second occupied, scOr-
ed two runs, enough 10 win any old
ball game with pitching OF the cali
.bre served up by Andy" Several
| semhLprOfesstonal teams OF nearby
towns are after Kern, Gebhart and
Miller. The score::
Evening journal., 1920-07-10

OF The Women's Christian Temper
ancc Union as The representative Of
the local branch. has returned She
said she had a most delightful and in
siructive trip. Her report will be
made at the next meeting Of the To-
cal branch.
Master BILLY" son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Patterson, OF Wilmington is
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas B. Walls. at Sixth and
Delaware streets.
Mrs. Francis Jordan. OF Model Farm.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
William Patterson OF Wilmington. Is
spending a fen days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Walls, here
before returning 10 the farm.
Ogden Wise, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Loomis Wise. Fifth street, left today
for a two weeks visit with friends Al
Sudlersville, Md.
Miss Emily Lunt. a grade teacher In
the local schools, is visiting friends
at Cambridge, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. j. MalOncy OF Clymei
street. are receiving the congratula-
iions Of their many friends on th'
/ birth OF a girl.
John sheridan, OF the Baldton. who
has been IN for sometime is reported
improving.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burris has returned
home. after spending several day
with her son, George w. Burris
/ riverside.
Miss Mary MoKniy and Morton Ben
i net attended party given In VIII
mirrytOn last evening
Allan Mcdonald. Of Delaware stree
/ left today for a weekend stay a
Wildwood, n. J.
Mrs. Denny smith and daughter
Marie. who have been visiting friend
in Philadelphia the past week. re
\ turned home yesterday.
| Frank Atkinson has accepted
position with the Wilmington FLbr
/ Specially Company OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Goudiss re
turned yesterday after a short visl
with friends in New York City.
Mrs. Ellsworth Gambrill Of Wi
minglon, has been a recent visitor
here.
Mrs. J. Boyle, who has been yisitin
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andre'
/ Gallagher. returned home yesterday
Mrs. Margaret Hunter, who has bee
spending a week with friends
Baltimore. has returned home.
Miss Eleanor LeCarpenties, wa
mlnglon, is visiting Miss Emma Cha
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Engler haN
/ gone 20 Philadelphia to visit the
) aunt, Mrs. Victoria Wise.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
Annws@mnemGs
Mnss YnING Tn sING

Dorothy ID. Young Mrs. James p.
Henry will sing afternoon and eve
ming tomorrow at the free band CON
ccris at Shcllpot Park and Will offer
some splendid selections Her sing
ing Is always a feature at these sun
day concerts.
There will be interesting programs
al both Shellpot and Brandywine
Springs Parks tomorrow and arrange
monis have been made for taking
care OF an immense number OF visit
Ors.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
RINEn TRIp 10 pnnA.

The evening excursions down the
river which are given each Saturday
evening by the Wilson Line are at
tracing special attention. The trip
is enjoyable and the music furnished
for dancing Is excellent. The boat
leaves The wharf at Z 10 o'clock, stand
ard time.
Those who want 10 make a trip
up the river will find the evening
trip on the regular boats just as at
tractive and as invigorating as ever.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10

Services in the First Baptist Church
tomorrow will be in charge OF the
Rev. George II. Street, pastor. sun
day school at 40 o'clock, standard
time, followed by preaching by the
pastor on the subject: The Privileg-..
ID Glass" The evening service VIII
be at 7.3O o'clock. local time, when
the sermon will be on Being a Chris
ton, a Mans job"
Al the Nazareth NJ. Z. Church the
services tomorrow will be as follows !:
10 o'clock, Sunday school, a o'clock,
preaching by the pastor, the Rev. j. r.
Bicking, on THE First Martyr" The
subject at the evening twilight serv-
ice from 7 10 3 O'Clock, viii be Drift
ing"
Teachers OF the First Presbyterian
Sunday school met in the Sunday
school room or the church last night
and arranged for the annual picnic.
il was. decided 20 hold it at the Co
field Lighthouse Beach on July %. A
committee was appointed to solicit
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
"TuF WONDER MAN"

Just recently Georges carpenter
returned to France 10 prepare for
his coming encounter with Jack
Dempsey. The whole world Is in
terosted in the outcome OF the worlds
championship. Carpenter Is the idol
OF two continents, a war hero and
a gentleman. During his recent visit
to America, he appeared In a motion
picture and proved himself an actor
in addition to all Of his other abilities
"The Wonder Man Is the name
OF the picture IN which he plays.
Included in the picture is boxing
bout. with men OF national and in
ternational prominence forming the
audience. At the time the boxing
scene was taken more than 1000 peo-
pie packed the studio. This realistic
scene, said To- be the most perfect
OF its kind ever filmed in the history
OF the screen, shows Carpenter In
/ the ring for the first time on this
side OF the Atlantic lie lights four
rounds with a worthy opponent
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
II TING LANG"

Mabel Normand's picture "The slim
Princess" is finishing its three-day
run at the Playhouse today.
For the first part Of next week The
famous Jap player Sessue Hayakawa
has been secured in his picture III
Ting Lang" This engagement Will
mark the first appearance OF this
star on the Playhouse screen. lie
is an actor Of recognized ability and
Evening journal., 1920-07-10

This sale is the consummation Of a smpendous effort on the
part of ten weknown manufacturers who have disposed of the
surplus stock to Ess-Bee Clothing Corporation of Delaware
price sacrifice which enables to put them on the retail mar
ket al near wholesale figures.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
ascnArcn NY RACIAr

Bryant Washburn's picture The
Inc last time at the Majestic today.
Rupert Hughes comedy scratch
NV Back" will constitute the chief
feature OF the double comedy bill
at the Majestic next week.
II YOU have ever experienced INC
funny sensation Of having 10 scratch
your back at that point between the
shoulder blades just out OF reach. you
will readily understand the difficulties
and the possibilities that viii be found
in MIR. Hughes story.
The second part OF THIS comedy
hin Is Mack Sennett's newest comedy
release Fresh From the City," tale
OF oil and fun.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
III NM AInlNII-


Wallace Reid terminates Para
mount-aricraft week at the Strand
today. In Hawthorne OF the u. $. A.
As Hawthorne. "Malley" breaks tho
bank at Monte Carlo, starts a revolu-
lion. falls for princess, stops The
rebels with sheer Yankee nerve,
shoots the blood OF life into totter-
iny kingdom. and shows 'em how we
do things In the u. 5. 4. There Is a
supporting cast. Next week Is a
Goldwyn week and the shows SEE
lected will PROVE equally satisfactory
as those what have been seen this
week
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
PENN -SEABOARD.
SCORF BIZ INNINGS

obDfh1 ID Ivy - - ooo
Penn -SeabOard ----.--t y y "
summary: Strike-Out, by A. Miller,
II: ]. Miller, 2. Base on balls, by A.
Miller. 1 #; by J. Miller, 1. lwo-Dase
hits, Pinder. Umpires, Weir and Nc
Kay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
DOCTORS FIND
REMEDY FOR
COLDS AND FLU
calotabs, the New Nausealess
Calomel Tablets. Cut Short
Colds and May Prevent Flu
BY Keeping Liver Active.

Physicians have learned from ex-
perience dnring the epidemic of infln-
enza. that ono ~ the most Important
factors in The prevention Of fla and
pneumonia Is TO keep the liver active
SO that the digestive organs may BE-
IN perfect working order and the sys-
ten thereby enabled 20 throw off cold s.
check sore hroats. and resiz; serious
complications. For this purpose they
have found that the nav. nansealess
calomei tablets called Caiotabs. are
far more effective even than she old
style calomel. which was formerls' che
universal favorite. as Caloiahs do no.
weaken the patient nor interfere with
the appetite and digestion.
AZ the first sign ~ a cold or sore
throat. doctors recommend one Gallo
tab al bed time with a swallow Of
water. that's all No salts. no nau-
sea, nor the slightest Interference
with your diet. pleasure. or work
Next morning yoa wake un feeling
fine. ycnr liver is active. and your
appetite Is keen for good breakfast
sold only IN original sealed packages.
price thirty y-five cents. All druggists 5
recommend and guarantee Calo'abs
Your money back II you are not de
lighted With them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
BANKERS WHO ENo[lltED
GIVEN LIGHT FINES
Federal Judge Pollock fties .
Blind Man Who Stole From
Bank To Play Oil
Game

Oklahoma City. Feb. 2o.-Fines 2;
81 ooo each were given 10 ID. 4 Scott
and r. C. Blaekmer after they entered
"a plea OF guilty 10 cha-se of srs :
Lszzlement Of fnnds from ihs first
National bank az Hobart before Judge
John c. Pollock IN federal district
eourt yesterday
Scott. who IL blind nit. and
Blsckmer. now a resident o. Louisiana
appeared with their attorney in court
and sentence was passed Immediately
after the plea had been entered
The embezxlement ~ the bank
fpnds was said 10 hay- been made
after the men were threatened with
ruin through a farm loan business In
which they were engaged The amount
or the loss is said 10 have hsen more
than s3ea.0o0. mues q whicA has staa
paid back the attorney Of the defense
told The court yest"r1ar.
Blackmer Is row engaged in h oil
business in Loi' 's:ana. aud ho,h iaen
suffered flnanie'l losses at the i.m-
time 81 their arcs. 4 was shown.
Ia passing sen'eTsa. judge Pollock
said he believed ihe men usod ihs
money in an af'emp - sustain their
loan company. and allowed The flr..s 20
be paid in partl 1he las. 500 Is 10
BE- paid on exee4tan of The c0nri
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" = = = = x >. = Z < 5, x :.
" REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


;, Y = = :. = = i = : = ;. ;. = ;. :
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Chris breeder Is c 4 McWeihy
lot q Guthrie. 81 lo0o.
IN Pierati 70 oliver Omsied 'pt [
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Pete Drone TO Viola nrone lais Z,
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Martha Good 10 r A Ronuer lot ~
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|. T Marcus 10 Martha Good VI ~
81 Crescent S35.
Rex Merritt % y Smiihson tots
] and "a 20 Guthrie si0N
W l. Scott 90 Indiana Diilcs pari uf
LOT ~ Guthrie $40.
Indiana Duley 90 NJ l. Sooit le -fe-t
lots 3 and b N. Guthrie $40
Mary \ Schoif trustee to = 4
Freeman lots 8 10 - and - ana is
h 40 Gil Guthrie. 5000.
Reiia Williams To II Siarks lot
q b 40 o c add Crescent $50
VIM II nranson 90 oscphine Jeek-
son lots / : 10 - b - Meridian Sts5.
Henry Griffith 10 S A Seribnc'
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
Here is One Thing That
Is Absolutely Impossible

expected from any treatment that does
nor reach the blood. tho seat of the
trouble. and rid the system OF the
cause of the disease, $ S. 5 has
Cor more ,aan fifty years been giving
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u cieanses The blood by routing the
disease germs. The experience Ca
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reach your cas-, You can obtain s
5 $. AZ any drug store.
A valuable book on Rheumatism
and It's treatment. Together with ex-
pert medical advice about your own
individual ease VIII be- sent absolute
~ free. Write today 10 Medical De-
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Laboratory. Atlanta. Georgia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
NEARLY MILE or BARE
LEGS Al PARIS RACES

Paris. Feb 2o-Three qgarsers Of
mile practically bare legs. half a
mile OF bare arms and 10000 square
feet OF bare backs and bare feet were
exhibited at the Auteuil race course
Yesterday 81 the opening steepleehase
meeting ushering in Paris fashionable
spring season. These bare figures
are given on the authority 81 pro-
fessional statisiican.
The record crowd that witnessed the
official opening ceremony Of the far
famed race contributed 20oo e0,
francs in gate receipis and dropped
another 2.0od .OG0 Ia the gambling
booths. Little attention was pand TO
horses or me sporting details. The
crowds curiosity being monopol zed
by The sight OF parade ~ wealth
ard fashion such as Parisians have
nor seen even in the rre-war days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20

- Guthrie. 81 .0oo
I l. Eihfriit 40 G A Sanderron lots
26 20 - = Crescent. 81 600.
May Douehltt ia Walter and Ella
Apperson lot Z - r Guthrie. Siliso.
Druclla Lamar 90 Emit Hicks r
i-2 Sc 90 is-9W, S2.0pN.
Alyaria Marling 20 Margaret Doo-
little Gregory - interest Ne SIT
3W. $3.50
Fred W Green 10 d G Hunter lots
J go b 10 = Guthrie. sGo0.
Claudia l. Cotleral to Mary T. FNih-
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So y Guthrie. se.0e0
Ned Holman % Bert " Johnson W
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John u Gaasch io James Parks lois
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
Rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured by Liniments or Lotions,
and Never Will Be.

You never knew OF rheumatism
that mos, painful source ol SUI
FERNS m being rured by linimenis.
lotions on other external applications.
And YOU viii never see anything but
temporary relief afforded by such
makeshlfts.
But why be satisfied with lem
porary relief from the paBEs Of pain
which are sure 10 return with In
creased severity. when there is per
manent relief within Your reaca
Science has 1r0yen that Rheumatism
Is disordcrod condition OF The bloc J.
How then, can satisfactory results -
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Z 10 10 b Haines Add $500.
Richard II Holton 10 Mrs. l. Lang
flit lot 4 b so F. Guthrie. SS.l99
a J Twerel 10 Roy Kneels.i ll's
. 10 II 20 + Guthrie. 81.
Mrs. !. Langfitt 10 Guthrie lodge
No 2f a F& A N Ion . ana p - =
Guthrie. s9.oOO
Eliza Pace 10 Myrtle r Gr cu-
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rheumatic pains
and even sciati-
ca and gout. bat
It's q mussy al
fair and general
lY blisien.
Heat Is ahso-
lutely necessary
II yoa want per :
manent RELIEF
Begy's Master
yellow mustard
with other pain
relieving ingred-
tents added Is
Just as hot. IL
cheaper. cleaner
and more ef-
fecfiye than the
the old "a shion :
ed poultiee or
plaster and can
not blister.
Besides rheu-
matte pains and
swellings Begy's
N n ster inc Is
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Take RIcH.TONE
and Gain new energy

lot enc reany will Rich-Tene cost
you. ~ ff d4cHnf prove OF genuine
worth 4. treating your ease.
fuu nrr to hr the fudEe-frr this
farncue sooic--ff IL dc~-nif bring 90 ven
se~ eaerEr. - ~ptcndfd appetite. r~~sfuf
deer. 1,earefaf nud quiet n~rye>--if "a
doesn't destroy that tired f-eiinE and
ht.iid seu np. thea Kfrk-fonr will be
tree 10 you--tt VIII not rust zen any-
thirE-not ere rennS-
yoa oue Il so yourself to try this
rrzrtelous refnrdy. ION owe o. 90 ycur
family nad friends &c be rtrong. well.
hapn,. hrlchf sf c.~. brisk Of sfep.
rutis 81 ch~rk- abl~ 70 20 shout ,onr
work with = ~tniir On yeur lips.
Try Hfrh-Tsu~ enffreir ~ sur risk.
Get = bottle tadaT eur monry-bnek
Iu1-sstee. ssid and Kszrssteed locally
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20

count ~ a spralned anle,
WILDLY aud Britts have the I'm.
Mr. and Mrs q = Britis went 10
Guthrie Friday
AIR and Mrs Alhers kie'pert went
20 Guthrie Tuesday
Iohnstons have pui in a phone
II viii soon be time to plant gar
den.