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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28
Keen Well and Be Happy.

If you would be happy you must
keep your bowels regular. One or
two of Chamberlain's Tablets taken
Immediately after supper will cause
a gentle movement of the bowels on
the following morning. Try 1t.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28
Superintendent Jennings
Reelected by Commissioners.

At a recent meeting of the board
of county commissioners Mr.. R. W.
Jennings, superintendent of roads,
was reelected until Jan. LIST, when a
new board of county commissioners
will go into office. Mr.. Jennings has
had charge of the roads of the coun-
ty ten years, and during that time
has done much good work and made
a splendid warden of prisoners.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28
HOUSE AND LOT IN
BRONWOOD HAS BEEN SOLD

The house and lot in Bronwood be-
longing To Mr.. Otis Lawhorn has
been sold to Mr.. W. H. Miller, the
consideration being $3.50. The deal
was made by the Smith Really Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28
NEGRO KNOCKED SENSELESS
ON STREET WITH BRICKBAT
Act Witnessed by Many, But Officers
Are Unable to Learn Who Did 1t.

Are Unable to Learn Who Did It,
Chappell Leverette, young ne
gro, was hit on the head with a
brickbat Saturday afternoon in
front of English's store on Main
street and knocked senseless. He
did not regain consciousness until
after he was removed to his home
and it was thought for awhile that
he had been killed.
The murderous assault was made
by another young negro, and al
though a large number of persons,
mostly negroes, were on the street
at the time the officers have been
unable to learn the identity of the
guilty party, who fled as soon as he
realized that his victim was seriously
injured.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28
Little Locals.
Cotton Has Declined
$35 a Bale in Week.

Cotton has been hitting the down
ward trail at lively gait for a
week, and has declined $35 bale
in that time. Many are expect
ing it to still lower. Good middling
was quoted at "a cents this morn
ing. The Dawson warehouses have
received 6,777 bales.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28
HELD ON LUNACY WRIT.

GSeen Roberts, an cid negro IS or
70 years of age, is in Jail awaiting
to be tried on writ of lunacy be-
fore Ordinary Hoyl.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28
MISS SMITH WITH HORNADY.

Miss Ruth Smith is now with the
Iornady Shoe Co., where she will
,e glad to meet her friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28

When you want a farm, see the
SMITH REALTY co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28
TueSdQu

William Desmond in 1.-THE BLUE BANDANNA." A New
millionaire becomes kitchen maid, bandit and de-
tecveal win the pretties girl the Golden West Also
Christie comedy. Open $3.50 p. m 10 and 20 cents
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28
Wednesday

"MY HUSBANDS OTHER WIFE" special feat
production featuring Sylvia Dreamer and Robert Gore
Don't get divorce until you this picture Christie
Open $3.50 p. m. No change in price: 10 and 20 cents
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28
Thursday

Alice Brady n"REDHEAD." The wedding that broke
speed limit They engaged and married within five
utes. Want to know how they did it? See "REDHEA
Ron comedy. Open 8 80 p. m. 10 and 20 cents
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
NEBRASKA-RUTGERS
CLASH IN GOTHAM
Huskers Meet Penn State In
Second Eastern
Game.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The foot
ball squad of the University Of Ne
braska arrived here Monday morn
ing after an $500 mile trip from
Lincoln 20 meet the Rutgers eleven
at the famous Polo Grounds Tues
day afternoon in an interSectiOnal
game which VIII attract the atten-
ton Of the entire football world.
The team. coached by Schultz.
old Michigan star. Is regarded as
represen tative Of the West 1t has
lost but one game this season and
that was dropped 10 Notre Dame.
which team, since its decisive vic
tory over the Army, Is being boost
ed for national honors. Consequent
ly Nebraska is not allowing that de-
feat 20 interfere with its plans 10
wind up a successful season. Capt.
Day at center IS flanked by a line
OF veterans which will average near
which has formed a defense almost
impenetrable Notre Dame, which
scored four -ouchdOwns on the
Army, was able 10 cross the Corn
huskers' line but twice.
Following their game here Tues
day the Nebraska players will leave
FOR State College Pa. where they
meet Pennsylvania state college
Saturday Penn State is undefeated
and considered the strongest team
in the east by the majority of crit
les The Saturday game will have
strong bearing on interseCtionaI
rating this year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
60 AocAer
u -

Jack Dempsey may or may not be
greater ring champion than Sui
Ivan, Corbett. FitzsimmOns. Jeffries
and that rest That's a matter OF
opinion pure and simple. with a
heavy toll of votes being cost for
the Toledo Terror.
But as a disciplinarian. a clean
living. Industrious champion Jack.
u this respect at least. leads all
the rest Here are some. toothsome
morseIs for argument along this
line. "a reflection on the character
stics OF old-time kings OF the
Quecnsberry realm and their antics
IN days off, from their strenuous
kDuCkle flinging profession.
John T.. Lived Fast
Take old John L. Sullivan The
cold Roman" was unbeatable while
he kept his heavy artillery unlim-
bcred Gut nc allowed three years
90 elapse without fight worth
mentioning before tackling the
youthful Jim Corbett. Tn the In
terim John mixed riotoug living
with his theatrical work He was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

Jeff was somewhat unlike the
rest while champion. He fought as
regularly as he could. whipped al
Of his foes twice. and then retired.
Six years later he decided 20 figh,
Johnson. But in his retirement
JEFF had operated saloon and lived
like lord in general. Everyone re-
members what happened 10 the once
great Jeffries at Reno.
Johnson's designations during the
year before he met Willard have
finally landed him in prison. VII
lard's youth and unimpaired fight
ing mechanism won for him az Ha-
vsna. Three years in the circus
ring constituted his preparation for
Dempsey. He did last three rounds
however
Dempsey should be the champ ion
a long while I'm between fights he
trains diligently and is generally 81,
10 fight on two weeks notice.
Quite a different champion from
the old-timers, Ell?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

"a mark for ''Pomr jim" all
because he refused to keep half
way decent care OF himself In his
leisure hours.
COrbett in turn followed the fate
full footsteps Of his predecessor. He
was heart and soul in his stage
work Jim didn't mix in a genuine
ly hard fight for five years after
beating Sullivan. Then he met the
great Fitzsimmons. After putting
up the weakest fight of his career
he went out In the 14th round
F'itz couldn't learn from the mis-
takes of Sullivan and Corbett, II
seems. He actually announced his
retirement after the Corbett vic
tory and sought the glare OF the
footlights. Apart from easy life on
the stage. BOb's whole mode Of liv-
ing was loose II proved his undo
ing two years later when he met the
iudefatigab Jeffries Fitz was
even too lazy 10 train when match
ed with the giant Californian Nat
urally he lost.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
HIGH TEAM AFTER
LOGANSPORT SCALP
Gransden Points Eleven to the
Hardest Game of Sea
son Saturday.
By MIKE NYIKos

We'll satisfied with the showing
OF the team tn the Hammond game
last Saturday. but determined 10
make it still better Coach Gransden
VIII begin work for the Logansport
game Tuesday
II there is one game above al
others that the Orange and Blue de-
termine 10 win. IL - this fracas
with the strong Logansport aggre-
garlon. for 10 means an undefeated
season and claim 20 the state
tite
Gransden postponed practice yes
terday ON account OF the rain and
also On give the men time 90 recover
from minor injuries received in the
Hammond game last Saturday, but
will resume practice Tuesday and 10
promises 20 be a strenuous one.
South Bend VIII not be satisfied
merely 20 defeat LoEansport. but
VIII attempt 20 roll up a score that
wifi help claim the state title
The entire school ia enthusiastic
with the prosueCt or winning all OF
tho remaining games on the schcd-
ule
The dope indicates that Logan
sport has very strong team this
wear and Is OUT for state hoDCrs.
They have not been scored on this
season and have defeated every
team met by large scores. The Lo-
gansport team IS anxious 20 get re-
revce for their defeat Of last year
and VIII battle every minute and
hope 90 come out on TOT.
ON the form shown IN their game
with WaVeland. whom they swamp
Cd SS 20 o. Coach stone breaker said
that HIS team IS fit 20 down any ~
tts future opponents this year and
VIII drill his men 20 give South
Bend a beating
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

20 pupils" she said. IF could get
the services of a boxing teacher ]
would send in a requisiton for SET
of gloves at once
Mrs. Creedon heartily approves
Miss Hogs theory that school boys
should fight out their troubles with
each other.
But I believe they should know
how 10 fight properly so rhat they
would not do dangerous injury GO
one another" she said
wenty-eight nationalities are rep
resented q the Haven school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
GlPl HAILED AS
WONDER PLAYER
OF 1920 SEASON
Kiley. Capt. Coughlin and Ed
Anderson AIl-Ameri-
can Timber.

showerlnE plaudits u7o1 coach
Rockne's Notre Dame machine.
which Saturday swamDed the ARMY
under a a. % II score. leading foot
ball critics. east and west have
greeted the team II the local UNI
versity as the greatest 20 appear on
an eastern rridiron this year.
George Glpp, Rockre's backHeld
ace. received the lions sha-e Of the
praise. he is hailed as the Won
der Man Of 1890" "the greatest
haIfback since Ted Coy" "tae SUI
perior Of Eddie AIahan." and Iauded
with dozens Of other titles such as
have not been bestowed upon even
the greatest Of western stars
Henry L Farrell. sports editor ~
the United Press. after seeing the
game declares that Notre Dame and
Penn State represent the greatest Of
the east and west respectively and
that Notre Dame 81 considered even
superior % the eleven Hugo Bezdek
has built at the Pennsylvania col
leEe.
A few OF the com ents follow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
ADVOCATES BOXING
IN PUBLIC SCHOOL
Chicago Woman Principal De
clares Bows Should
Fight 1t Out.
CHICAGO. Nov = Boxing II

CHICAGO. Nov - Boxing in
Iuhlc schools was advocated
here today by Mrs Clara
" CreedOn principal OF the
Haven public grammar school. Sew
eral DAYS ago school officials regis
-sred approval Of Miss VI. Hoog'
theory that school Scys should be
allowed O. fish- out their troubles
win each other she declared she
had been practicing this theory for
some time Mrs. Creedon proposed
GO go Miss HoEg one better. she
said.
THE school board ought 60 furn-
ish boxing teachers as Wei as gloves
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
CANCEL PL4NS FOR
BIC DEMONSTRATION

WASHINGTON. Not r-ns-e -r
The local democratic commute. -c-
League ~ Nations demonstration
the white house toniFht were ,ar-#
off ar tho suggestion 81 Sa.r -
nudity Announcement was ~..-
at raIlr tonight after which D. n
been planned 60 march to .n. white
house that tho dem0rstr. rnn rE
been postponed after "a CONFERENCE.
With The presidents ..rrefary ur.r
later iu The week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
81, TANIOR No.

TeBEE HATTE. Ind. $50. r-
CCrCeding T. pounds. BuI T.v.o-.
local chamuio0 ivF-lEhr stopped
Jimmy Burns az Indianapolis. i1 fie
round bout here Monday night.
TaylC. had the urnot hand rnrru-1 -
ont and ended 5hc match with p
right 90 the jaw TAYLOR weigh. n
JOS pounds. his opponent H.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
ARE Is BACK

VIEW YORK. Ncv. Abe Atteu
former -hcrweiEht boxing cham
-io0 under Indictment I'm Chicago
ir connection with ne 4ileged fix
tur OF the 1919 world series. re
turned here Monday from Montreal
ana declared no would 20 soon 20
Chicago 20 tell what he knew .t
tre c- He declined 70 say any
thiu- further
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
" - SD Iclgne-
GAMES THIS WEEK.
TaIqr.hpna Toaort.

GAMES THIS WEEK.
Telephone League.
WreckinE IS. Noonshine.
Peacemakers Us. Sunshine
Founders VS.. Luck. Strikes.
Lemons rs. Nuts
Watch Co. League.
Motion rs. Jobbing.
Timing Is. Training
Banking vs.. Finishing.
Jewelins rs. Dials
Tuesday
Commercial League.
Eight clubs
EIks League
Buckeyes rs. SoN.
Hoofs vs.. Bucktalls
Specials vs. Bills
Lathe Works League.
Eight clubs.
Wednesday.
Federal League.
FaWns vs. Tails.
Pronss rs. Deer.
Ortuns VS. Grits
Oliver League.
Eight clubs
Thursday.
AntlCrs League.
Charms Us Tylers.
Coils rs. Bucks.
Flags VS.. Jewels.
Oliver League
Sixteen clubs
friday.
Temple League.
Hairs VS. Tusks
Stays vs.. Cubs.
Loyals vs.. Horns
Singers League.
Eight clubs.
American League
Monday-Red SoX vs.. Indians.
uesday-Yankee vs.. Tigers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
BY HENRY IL FARRFIlI-

United Freas staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-If Eotro
Dame and Pennsylvania STAT. could
be brought together. national
football championship would not be
mythical
With the season moro than half
over these two mighty elevons look
By far the best roaming the grid
iron. Many think "a post-season
game between the pair unnecessary,
granting the westerners the decision
by big margin
After seeing Notre Dame waliop
the Army Saturday The best critics
Or the east are raVirg about the In
diana eleven. Due 20 the good for
tune OF having an unusually large
number Of intersectiOral games the
east has seen the best Of the south
and middlewest and Notre Dame
looks 20 De the class Of them all.
Not only are those Westeruers be-
ing Iauded 20 the skies in the cas-
but four OF the South Bend stars
are being nominated for All-Ameri-
can honors.
George Gipp. the sensational
halfback who alone gained 1876
Yards looks 20 be the best iu the
east since the days of the great
Eddie Mahan
Kuey and Anderson are the best
ends 90 appear In the east and
Frank Coughlin captain of the
eleven. looks 20 be sure OF ono
tsckie position
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
(The chicago journal

NEW YORK Nov. - George
GIN OF Notre Dame, whose playing
was the sensation Of the West Point
Notre Dame game Saturday. is be-
lnc proclaimed the greatest football
man Of the year. It is believed that
his work iu the game with the Army
has cinched him a place on the All
American team for this year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
(Chicago HcraId-Exanhncrl

Now YORK. oct 81 = George
Gipp Of Notre Dame IS heralded as
the wonder man OF football I'm New
York today Not since the days OF
Ted Coy OF Yale has the east seen
such a brilliant gridiron perform
SAGE as Gipp put up az West Poin,
Yesterday Every New York news
Paper declares Gipp OF All-Ameri-
can timber "Notre Dame had two
teams on the field" said one paper
George Gipp and 10 other men,"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
IL Chicago Americanl

Gimp was taken out of The game
jus, before the close 10 save him for
the Purdue contest Saturday The
cadets gazed az the western won
dcr" man with sorrow and admira-
tion rs he staggered off the field A
roar Of applause arose from the
West Point stands Gipp's great
work was appreciated even by
beaten host.
Newspaper critics agree that no
team in the east could stop the No
ire Dame athletes as they plaEed orr
Saturday The Tribune expresses re-
gret that Eockne's eleven is not Co
meet at least one Of the Big Three
this season
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
lrhe 80 - -

The lesson that the army learned
Saturday. That a game Isl never
won. especially from a team possess
sing the open attack or Notre Dame.
until the final whistle blows.
1.-THE International News Scrvicc)
Purdue IS billed 20 play Notre
Dame az South BEND next Saturday
g. "a game that looks Ike d romp for
the Catholics who handed the ARMY
a decisive trimming az West Point.
q 20 To- The playing OF George
Clip against the soldiers gave the
rooters thrills ealore and critics pro
nounced him the greatest halfbacll
ever seen on an eastern cridiroD.
daniels in New York HcrcldN
George Gipp Of Notre Dame Isl
Au-Aucrican or there isl nC real ALI
American this season III aryrhl-e
car be dore on football field
which Gimp didn't DO yesterday 10
IS not disccrnihte 90 f1e naked eve.
THE New York Times
GipD Is a tireIess worker ard was
80 irrepreSsibIa a citizen - ever dec
Grated an eastern Eridiron.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

Watch Co. League.
lukiu- ....-.-......12
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
tDaniel= IN Nov york HcroIdl
he New York Times. }

Gipn IS a tire ess worker ard was
80 irrepreSsibIa a citizen - ever dec
GRATED an eastern gridiron-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-26

Sometimes Il j. easy n see, esFn
hsfare cuar'le is married. Just which
enc iS rosug 70 he the bass 81 ne
honsphold- Recen'ly q blk robust
woman sserped lnie the efics of Res
,si4r a. Deeds Adler 1ehnsen. Is
shis where SET a llocnssF she asked.
.~xhat Kind Of a ncensel7 asked
Adler.
"A nsrrsage license" ssld ire WON
su.
..~o vie aors handle thefn.~ said
Adler @tso 10 fhe hrsf door down tec
hall An your right
n knew 81 FIRST thmt this wasn't
tie ngsrn. msd the hig woman. with
an air ~ disgust: "thats what ] told
him. Therenpon sha stepFeh into
~. hau. and when tae door opened
Adler could see nstie man waiting
outside
II sAs evident that fhs woman had
rsur7,sf command ard Vas going 20
take charge - tie marriage ileense
haslness. not ~ mep;iuu. of course.
TIE honeymoon ard al the rest ~ the
alliance Fort Scott tKan) Tribune.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-26
PICK EMPLOYEES WITH CARE
Mesern Rasirsss Men Ne Lenser Rely
on the ~t4si-or.M Miss~ Aethee 81
Sxieeticn.

TAerr was glne when pieklng err
riare~s wns hsi anAm miiss feh. trial
ss.i rrrvr mnatser which fvw esnriosefr
tsilesrd conla he corrs~.ss'd This y
me day 10 aolps things right aoa w
ns.aevn easspleser y new sel~.s'ng ~
associates frssa the effce hes Sc the
MAN highexf up with as much care -
H.. wOula launch cn an ~atireif n"~
t,,str,sx .refure. wislAn Marvin
JsrkS,n. alrectcr ~ he Personnel i's-
veiog.n.nt ssysire. writes
~ls enftass~s are carefully selected,
wirh an esr te their real adspfaat'sF
and nneSs Ter tsie nark 70 he assse. =
gs..s without aUestios that ihft arr
wnrh mare llkels to take 81 inseFNs'
m thelr work. aud hence the business
,,~.slf II they are Interested they wih
gst aluns wen with tteir fesiews ene
r,..,st..rnie with their sMgefters. AZ 81
vAsgh MEANS ihat they viii gFo@. and
,h,re i Nc satisfaction for ne en-
ranvve greater than that which ScNn'ss'
nantes ire knowledge that he = GEL
,,rr snu,ew here. Pattime hlm On tlAe
Nmn& rsav make him fesl g'es.t, siaa
rsrgrg htun good salary may naAA"
~, work haraer. But giving him
new sch sna htsxsr teh vii alone
rsnke hlu suprenely hnppy. VIII s'''s'e
make htrn work wf'h complete Nhan.
to, with shorongh eolng enthusiasm
--Fo-hcs Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-26
NEW YORK CITY BIRTH
RATE IS INCREASING FAST
High Cost OF Living Seems To
Have No Terror For People
Who Arc Raising Large
Families

New YORK. Aus ~ Despite the
a.gh cost of lising. shortage Of hous
lns and the syer'ity of domestic ssr
sanss tho ectaai biyih rate in r>ev
York Ciiy il gclns az ~ rapid ratv
sonrdine 80 health authorities sta
slics issued here
The figures show thar thc hlwh
ats per thousand for ,ho nrsl seven
months "a 1850 Was ag aghinm tb.
ste n giao ia Inc same period lass
var
whlle the birth rate ~ on the W
crease thc health denartmen, s,a
asiies show that the death rate oi
llafen "a no city is on ,he dccllne
rhe rate ot infant mortality for ths
Yssi year on each 1000 births snf
while the precedlns years much
aigher fiFute IS cn IN records
The decline IN death raio ls a''r'
'uied by the au,hoslsleu 10 tho iaw
II sanitation and hoallhfui livluf
which are now better underioos y,
hs mass ~ the rcople
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-26

So6p sheaid ~ na.-l ,ey tafefuuy II
sen want 70 krep Yonr haif ioatlur nt
nssi Mead scaps Hn8 prepared sham
enss eeutaia feo mBfh amau This
dries ihe scalp mstrs TIE hoir pri,fh
and rufus u
The best shtng fes ntradS nse - asl
sifl.A cec~anui oil shamran fehiph e
uure aRa Rres@kssi snd b. better ,han
snttslus sire 700 tm e-e
one ~ t~a isaspeonsfui - maislflef
tlll sieanes 10. hair and aealr Thoroughly
simpil muisten fhs haif With water ana
fun n ~ y make an abuudanet ~ rish
creamy iatbsr, ~hieh flnnsa oni rasils
removing every pafiris ~ dnsi. diW
iandfnr aaa excessive 90 Ths hwt
aFies qaielAs aaa e,cnif, sud n ieAuR
ihe sesip kuE and lae hair fine stA
dist. tFigia lpsifus nary snd easy h
manage
seu eAn pet MwsIncd vornana, ou
shampoo IA auy pharmarY We srr'
shesp. aud few ounces wim anpvy
tert membeg - fhf family fnf maniIs
~ sav yeHr drugsirr sircw Yoa Man
sisi"a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-26
How to Lose Your Tan,
Freck,es or Wrinkles

1ETh Mnfnying an afternoon 90 th,
TERMS eVurf ~ xph links y saBfath -
th~ h*rct ~ sknihure 90 > water fnn
Z cft@n brinRs On d deep tan ~ vivid tgrsn
*o1 cr, hlDft IsefplenibR ktiii figagssA
crop ~ frAckies very uetssa4aff
thipg thea u mefcgiiKed wsx, wh4oA fa
moves tan, F~fuesg ~ frpskfsN Geisl
easiig II literally peein aff fhe affasffs
skfh tpNf q nffie " % ilfae, ~ there
~ hart Dr ineonTeptsnse A. fhe akit
refuea ~ 10 aiDosf Invisible ftaks pAr
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fset 9n ~uBre ~ merr0ligea WIS., ~ yUHg
HfnRxtMf's and nMe fht@ nighfis ~ ynt
would wcid fFeMm, waMhin9 n m mafn
ingA ~ N~~k NJ ~ yen wiN AAvn KS
entirely rev khlp. beautifully flear.
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a awhifpxbs&N
wrfnkisN ~ w ~ form a. tbts ~
son. MAY ~ easily sad quittly rwsr,sev
~ bathing ibr face ~ solution
poNfered 0sKnlife @r~f#
sn wtfrh bA1t 0ns half pint This IL
not only sHinabie 0NtfisssHf A
, btn~ft'ial fvnfs sffs~f sieD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-26

ils hsve brsn recovered with bsaaaa
thet showed aiEBa ~ faauy wefs
fhlt waA W ths province "a ti4saHa
Airea the most popaloha ~ isH
ArNrntla~ peuvingea rfem thv laas
ssssled pruylhrea aiao lhnfv aAe
tpm iime ~ rims REPORTS ~ Fa8i aaR
asea summary nanishmvuss lhes iasa
aa~ ~ ghlus "a lbe ald wtamlas -
ldsHb aaYs Ths roliina pampas 4
AFsvBrlna scarcely etea hsesen ~
the tlsht ~ = ires have bad mseh lAa
same HISTORY a. ths Nesih Aniefs ~
Neateru plalnR
IN pest years especially 10 lhs
mare distant pfgviaeea gba rsssla
rasilar a. tmea fouftAhsd Oas pAe
laresaae outcome oi thia N iAs pAs'
pss ihe effort ~ the Wvlsh geiaales
aHoaK the foothills ~ the Aadea n
Patagonia 10 ses rAs esspsntsas
auihofity because raakllaA ~ss fas
aui d0wn bY ibe government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-26
CATTLE RUSIl|NG IN SOUTH
AMERICA IS BIG BUSINESS
Chance For An EnterpriAlng
Movie Man To Get Some
Real Action. Cattle Men
Are On the War Path

nuenos Ares. Aps yismom
riids on tho haunta ~ esiiie fustifrs
hy round pafiies fepfeaentiu
ranch owners snd the anthoriilss ere
mahlng elandvsil8e brand CLEANSING
~ unpopular nu lhe pampas "a u
became on the plAin ~ the Nor p
American West Nigh tha eomlas ~
the law
IN round up laat completed Nv
officers and AN ganehns es the E-.44
rlding and taciiarn brothers "a tte
cowmon are called 911 baad ~ tAt