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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

iila warmer Aiatra 40 ,ravrlai III
our minds nampilnx all ihovn soea
ghluga which ma<eA ThankAgl lsie
suxh a~eng childhood memory
a community hlnneF MA planned
for Green Mound church fur Tlanss
giving day The entire community }
la invited ID some and briss their
haekesa. Ilatea ard llnengw l'Eoyia.
son Will ba nmdo for making suffs~
and heating the gravy cte A cosa
mliteu wan appointed 60 decorate
the church and make AZ umanaaary
olsaugra.
IA lalor fssarr this Thanksgiving
day ~ail stand oct ~ pieamant
memory 10 All who Alsnnd
The neat messlnw of the ciuh wlli
be al the home of Mrs. E A. Pope
18th Mrs Albert Aessef as assistant
hoatevu A Christmas bok for The
exchange ~ xifsa viii BE- one u tho
features of this December meeting
Mira ciafey aud Mrs Trlbbls uete
assisted il ssrs lng daiieloD# t0o
course lu1shaon ny Msa ylDla slarey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20
FIFTEEN YEARS
Of. BLACK -ORAUGH1
Black Draught Highly Recon-
mended by Illinois Man for
Liver and Stomach Dis.
orders Used II for
Fifteen Years.

Slnsefion. m For fliieNu YEAR
". have used Thcdford's blAck
fwughl and have not aN yet fonua
anything that could take lts place.
writes Mr W r. nisler. n this town
u have used ii for Indigestion a mum
ber ~ times, and II gives relief.
continues M Rieter
For sour stomach. heavy. bloaisd
feeling II s. splendid And uasn ihs
liver gets torpid 20 that when YOU
stoop and raise op suddenly you zee
dizzy. few doses viii sci yot
straight
We keep II and use for consti
patton aud the above troubles. aud
find IL most satisfactory can rec
ommend Il 20 others and gladly ic
80. For the number Of years | hass
used Black Drnught now. ought 4
know
IN - ~ years Of usefulness. Thed
fOrd's Black Dranghg has relieved
thousands and thousands ~ psFsons
suffering from the results of q Is
ordered Ilser. And. like Mr. Riser.
many people feel that. after usins
Black Dfaught nothing can take 80
place
II you haven't tried Black,Draugaf
get package today Nearly ever,
druggist keeps IT,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20
THE SPACE
ANNIHILATOR

FIfe loasea ln the foreat reaerses
'of Alberta viii he greatly reduced
This year ing 10 the Uork per
: )Fiuesl BY rAuges+ ssho have beeu
rpAtroli'ng vast stretches of native
forrest ~ aeroplanea Since the
Iairnrn vOmmeneed their dstirs
they have succeeded IA spoftiug
several fires that were quickly
extlnguished Western eanehmsn
are using aeroplanen 10 keep ia
fotiaet with distant parts ol their
domains aud 10 all such instances
where ground travel Is ineonsent
snt or diffieaIt the plaue Ii sa
preme Commercial uses for air.
craft are more numerous than
was inagiHsd q few years ago.
but ~ yea only few of its pos
slbilltlss have been developed
Like the telephone aud telegraph
aud the wireless improvements on
these two Inventions, the chief
utility OF the aeroplane lies IN its
ability 10 aDihiIate space.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

The wonAns Fosvisn Missionary
society hed very Mgensu Ina meet
inn a. the amp ~ Mv rhsuAm Fxa.
day afternoon Srsesnl nuw mganbera
we're added The yeAf booka wers
presented and the inemherA hlxhN
appreciated she work ut ,he yens book
eunfn se~ Mrs l.. ssalA MIS- Al.
hesS Barnes and Miss laura cough
In. "a nrelnfnK 30 splendid en vs.
line ~ Ihe wears wusk Mrn Rain
ses had ehaFT~ " she gnii caA ara
Mira l. l. Johnson. ii lhe openlnx
exemAsee The mite "a ritual uas
eoudr ted hs Mrs Mouhinmon A
sast be- Whole WHn Wond. by
Mira Arnold and Mira Sanneid wMs
. svft beautiful aud fitting snslpdae
ton npf tAe lesson hloh follow ed
90 the missionary MESSAGE " the
Nee Testament Thh aids az. nss.a
os Rev John A Cailau. who clearly
sho~ed this missionary message io
oe found In she revelations m Innus
n his teachings alsoH ~ Kingdom
81 Heaven, in his life. and mission
afy commands IN the teachings of
aae diNci4lee and lhs llfe " ,he.early
NhAn'h Az the close II the meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20
SIZING UP A HERO

Margot Asquiih. wife of ihe
former British prlme minister
gives All intimate picture 0f ths
late Lord Kitchener in her Ints,
nate Diary. which has just been
published She Think great
Zeal ~ nonsense has been talked
ibout Kitchener and that he was
less like what the public thought
him than II Is possible 10 imagine
She describes him az a clumsy
'oyeable fellow, with touch 81
genius, bat vastly ovsrrafed De
cause his activities were carried
on IN India aud Egypt among IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

feriur .aves. seldom with hiu
e1uala Mrs Asquith opinion -
interesting. bat Il Is not likely ~
affect thr yuueraiion IA which
Kitchener 4 maine IA held ia Eng
land and throughout the world
llef close en4aaiutanee may have
prevented her obtaining ~
tArhed imprr.oual view ~ the
hero ~ kharlnul ~ume men.
Ike mnuulnlnA ary 20 big that The
long distance ,iew II the best and
mnAt accurate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

MfN Oliver Ne@hnd rnsenatnel
che members ~ the a. u Il club II
iunohss'n 81 her home. li0a we~,
Manear, when the long d4nins tAele
had - its center decoration hemusl
fui hoquet AZ yellow chrymnthen,nrns
The hostess was assisted ny Mrs
fieekenslela 10 serving the lunrheon.
hssides ahe usual fancy wurk there
Was demonstration of asanlsn I'll
"stters IN Two weeks Mrs. " !
saddarsh viii entertain the csun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

So many thousands ot women haYy
heen restored 10 healtn BY Lydia 4
Fnkham's Vegetable Compound that
there is hs-ciy nesghpornood ln
any sisx. towa or hamlet Ia this coun
frs ~hsrein some woman has nos
foGnd health In this good old fgsa-
ioned root and herb remedy II yoi
are Suffering from some wonanly ii.,
why don ron lry n1 =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

Just the elah nesniefn ~Urr nrcH
ent whom Mrs Iuhn l.nYohsNs enter
talned tar kooney Muoney shah
elnt Friday mEcfnoNn Mira VIII
Patterson ~Da rap ssofc and Mrs
Edward Gahl loa soore the hnsgnws
assisted by Mrs iyrowA and Mrs
raideck. served salad course
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20
0RUlSeS- -SPRj\lNS
Alternate srrisQ~ssoe~ bot anA
s0ad vtcsh~ then syfky
vIsG!kS:
Os~siy Afsiss~ I.ss, Is~l f,a,ls
o~~s 4, AfAlAra lsr ll~l YsarA

tho he2less. asnsssea by Mrs scogs
seryea WHY Aelleicas rnfrvsAmensa
NJ ~ vi
Miss Mary Harris eaa vafw vlp
rln@ s,caeer ~ okiAhese sxsy. are
tie weck cnd guests ~ Mrs. 4. 4.
lohnmoa " eas KAes cleN ~lamd
" n Nj
Mr and Mfs EAFi Croxgou - M~l
lord are tho eaasss u MFx Harvey
ulav
X M N
NJ rrank Matte lett sosiay sor
loalstille Nv 10 astcssd the sod
ding = Robert sanders who former
~ rvs isls~A here Mr whHe wtM ~
Nr Sanders best man a. shc wcd.
dine
VI M VI
MlAs Nctia v Ahirn wem a. hef
lsome ~ NogvuaH 90 spond lAe wrek
end iler brother Mr. Vernon Alden
who j. mwrnlas from Sal, Lake cas-
~ er fa hls hnme ~ baltimore. g.
eonHwniesi her
Il Is y
Miss suzanne laAager and Mlsn
ts0ldsna sa~aAsvs ~ Norman ara shn
Weekend garss II Miss lssullnr
ssancll
% n n
Miss NlrwlnA llAgAn ~ Oklahoma
cNs. sac oathfle ssnitnsS yenler
day
Il II N
Miss neAsir Newton. ~ lNmsrr
ssi Il gunes II Ms aud uss h II
knauas
q H n
Niamef Winston sans le aponsilnx
lhn weeA cnd Ia Enid
VI n N
Mrs /. a Malehpgt returned this
morning from tive months tnp
~ ,he s@mt Nebraska nnd Kansas
',ns
y y y
Mrs Leroy Logan ~qli leaar ,ns
flrns n noxt weoA far cllsaon cnv,
lN 10 spend Thanksgiving with rcAa
lives aud fffenda
N n N
Mrs Kirby f'fans " OkishomA sHy
" hee" AZ tho hospital with her huA
band an Enforcement officer who
was seriously ~oauded las niRln 10
Perry
X Nj "
Mira u r Hoash via have Aa her
v cek end guest Mas noatrsec Reach
u Oklahoma CITY
VI A NJ
Dr and Mrs A A West and son,
stanley. and Mrs Mary Graham. who
" their euevs from Oakland. Gal
drove 10 Gushing today
W " "
The Ladies' of the Altar socict,
wtll have cooked food saIe wodnea'
day November "a
M III NJ
Wonan's Auxiliary al rrlbbe Home
delightful afternoon wsa spent
by phaeion No = of the Womann
Auxiliary. when Mrs " ciafey and
and Mrs " II. Tribtde entertained
on Thursday. at The home OF the ait.
ter
The roll call was answered hy mem.
orlns ~ ThankwNnw Prom The
vcniNon roasts with Wild honey and
berries Of northern Wisconsin, 10
those unsurpassed foain of The New
England states. then on south into
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

and Mn Lloyd douglass Miss NAY.
ui" Oliver Miss kshel poagaass MrN
hAri f4lkensou ard AIRS ghAS. Dove.
Five oN'hck Tea Clnh Mrs i. X.
Nan Noefhecs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20
Miss ftaoars Reclts

Miss Jeuie Hasar ~ sio aaw C'ieye
lAnd gave another one o. her inter-
eslins rscigais Iaai night Those who
tooA 4Af1 were sarah Freeman. Cath
eriue Whltlock FLORENCE butcher.
Rachael Dole. Bertha Kelso. Mar,
gars< kitsg. Magleia Banks. Fsesa
Simpson Opal Walton PrankiA Frye.
is'sia itichssrcw Lionel kfttle. CArl
Swanson and flass~ WalAer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

Many coangies In the state ara
standardlxing Acala cotton and the
farmers will plant no other kind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

Air and Mrs Earl pakentoa enter
tanned the menDers of the - n
club last night IN their acme. kli
East Warner In sha bridge game Mr.
and Mrs Chax Dove received the
high scores The hoesess served a
delicious twocoarse lunch. In two
weeks Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Douglass
VII entertain the club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

War Mothers Meesing~~IibrasY
phi Delta Gamma Club Mira rs
ron BAichelor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

paiphian T1ut-Lfhragy
MHEi Club Mrs kennesh Mitchell.
Amic.tia Csuh--Mrs Ed German.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

J. g r. clab--Air. and Ms~. chas.
Swanson.
Acorn Club WA not meet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

Shakespeare club f4Asrary
Dread Clab Miss Carrie l.arson.
six Hundred ciubMrs. r. r. Nn
aef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

Leader Classified Ads ce, Results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

Mas Nctia y AAtrn wew a. hef
lsnme IL NosvuuH 60 spend sAe weet
end iler brother Mr. Vernon Alden.
who j. mwfnlne from Aais Lake ,Hy
~ sr fa hts hnme ~ baltimore. ar
conHMnieA her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

Miss Virginia ilMRAn ~ O~iAhnms
csy. sac 4 0athfle slnitnsS yengvr
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

Mrs kAfhy fsans " Ohishoma sHy
" herr AZ Ihe hospital with her hue
band an Enforcement officer. who
was seriously snunded las nlRht 10
Perry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-20

Mrs Leroy Logan ~4ll leA,c ~
first ~ next wenA fnr Csssaon cuy
lll ~ si,end Thanksgiving with rcAa
lives aud friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

ing slmile. had most wisely subst-
tuted tho kotik. or white seal. for
the phrase the Lamb OF God One
OLD lady in my audience must have
ielt that the good Brethren were
tampering unjustitiably with Holy
writ. FOR the following summer. from
me barrels OF clothing sent GU; To the
Labrador. was extracted a dirty, dis
tortcd. and much manglcd and wholly
sorry-lookinE woolly toy lamb Its
raison detrc was a mystery until we
read the legend carefully pinned to
one dislocatcd ltg. Sent in order
that the heather may know better"
according to Hugh walpole. May
Sinclair stands head and shoulders
above the other contemporary women
norelists OF England. both in quality
and quantity. Not one of her books >.
he says. has been careless or casual
or written for popular public. Never
once has Miss Sinclair lowered her
standard. do not think that
there has been one page of careless
writing in all her works.
She has always been Enthusiastically
feminine: she has analysed many Of
the motives and movements of her
p:"nd. don't know a. rod..
novel where the position of unnar-
ried. restless women of today has
been more truthfuily and poignantly
analyzed than in the pages q: Tile
Three Sisters" and MARY Olivier" But
II is to her sense OF beauty that one
always returns. She has a sense OF
atmosphere. - sense OF character a
sense OF drama. but her sense or
beauty Is her final gift TO the world
beauty of thn simplest everyday in
cident. beauty of the soul"
The fragrance OF years long dead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

versity. DIR. lladley deals with tho
responsibilities OF the individual citt-
zen. At II time when constructive
thinking and wise leadership are es-
sent ial for tho safety Of our country,
no less than for ita progress. it Is
the part of wisdom for, people 20 read
the words OF the leader who says
Life Is not cup to be drained. but
n measure to be allied"
In the publication during April or
The Conquest Of the Old Southwest"
by Professor Archibald Henderson. of
the University OF North Carolina. Tho
century Go. sponsors book unique
among historic narratives. The au-
thor has selected much neglected
era tho period Of those daring pion-
eers. the greatest of whom was Daniel
Boone. and has built up out OF their
heroic struggles with the wilderness
and hostile savaj:cs Il story that for
absorbing interest and intensity Of
action has rarely been euualed. DR.
henderson, born within hfteen miles
OF Boone's cabin, Is a well-known au-
movement In this country. His latest
book pays a fitting. II long delayed.
tribute to these brave. simple men and
women who fought and suffered that
America might grow to greatness.
The Century Co. announces puhlica-
Of Sociology" by Edward a. Ross.
This is ono OF tho most important
books written on this subject in n
great many years. There Is nothing
academic about it. Or. Ross has spent
the past seventeen years in collect
Ing material at first hand. his travels
taking him into China. Persia and
south America. The actual wru Ing
consumed over three years and the
result is 4 hook that. while covering
an immense field. is thoroughly human
and undo tandahlc to tho average
reader. 1t should be popular not
only with educators. but also with
those --and how many they arc these
days who are interested In the
relation Of man to man.
Or, Grenfell tcl.t the Following
anecdote In his recent autobioBraphy.
~ Labrador Doctor" tHouEhton Mif-
hin Company: I'm ono of my lectures
on returning to England. mentioned
that az the EsSimos had never seen
lamb or shnep either alive or in
a picture. the Morayians. in order to
bier them AN intcilIgipiC and appeal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

and OF young flames that have long
galleries OF the great ones of earth
Hills the pages of prom Friend to
Friend" Il little volume OF rccollcc-
tons by Thackeray's daughter. Lady
Richie. edited by her sister in Ia IS.
Emily Ritchic, which has just been
published by r.. L. Dutton IL Co Lady
Ritchic met many OF the most inter
csting people in England in the course
Of her long life. which covered tho
period from 1888 to 1919. and In this
little book she has ranged far back
into tho past and given charming;
intimate and significant giimpses
or her father. of TennysOn and his
wife. OF MIR. and Airs. Browning or
Adelaide Kcmblc and Of many others
who. to readers Of today. are Just
names and flames. There are an-c-
dotes Of Thackeray In his younger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

days. when he was beginning to write
ana wishing rather to paint, and later
on when he was In tho full tide of
literary production. and there arc
wonderful memories OF tho Rome that
was In the days when the BrownIn.s
made II their home. Tho hook has
frontispiccc portrait OF Lady
Richie.
In Eve" book which Tho -Four
Seas Co. is publishing. Katherine
Howard reaches the very soul behind
the feminist movements OF our
times. The poem Is an epic OF wo-
man. and OF the race. and expresses
in it's symbolism. the important Ideas
that mankind has always found go
hard to put into words. Katherine
towards works have always attracted
considerable attention for their beauty
OF expression and originality or
thought. Eve Is perhaps the most
popular of her books
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Literary (.Ossju.

Rcnav"ntc. the Spanish playwright.
whom the Scribncrs first introduced
to America, through two volumes OF
TRANSACTIONS from John g; Tnderhill,
seems to he coming into his own here.
One of the most successful plays of
The current New York season is tn.
Passion fFlower" by him. in which
Miss Nance O'Ncil is starring The
Harvard Dramatic Association cXpec,s
to do The Governors Wife" for its
spring production. Miss ONcirs sue
cess has been 81 great. that she plans
10 take The Passion Flower" on tour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18


! ,,-
| vn.,s 3 ..sn ot ioresIEhl anu SUE
inS will, 1919 so.ern'heh' ouiiu
,ho nn' a .hStNuteu. Wouiu haStch
The conrn,sIons prc c", mn, ,,,de,,,,.
I'm, H. 'uno," ,. are not academic'
of Amorina, VI Ssals Vi ooseI asion
- i.tn cohui'ionS III al parts
oi, ."e couhtrF. especialiE during ana
'"c periou Oh tue war;
THE ENCHANTED COLE CLUBS.
ny Robert Marshall. Frederick a.
stokes Co. New York.
Major Jacky Gore. sportsman and
Self confessed expert in every known
sport except Solf-of which he knows
nothing-ocinG madly in love with a
mililonaire American widow who Is
also golf enthusiast. is driven into
jealous frenzy by the golfins cx
plohs of his fellow slubman ana
rival in love. On the spur OF the
momcn; he challenges this champion
to match on the 81. Magnus links
on even terms. allowing himself one
week 20 learn the game. a fair field
/ to win the lady is the stake The
morous golf story ever told. perhaps.
| There are cish; Illustrations by Stuart
Hay
I
| man 4. uerrick phi II ill., II pre.I-
dent of ,;irard coi,crc Thc irnin,.
/ press phiiadcinhia o'i'''
4 Here in n HANDY volume ,ro ~,,,.
historical facts regarding our hn,,'
days thor niac. IN Tho ,,,,onn,
ing of our hoIii,vs Thnir n mennr
observance opcns un an excellent on.
pnrtunitv IN uro,oS,n h;,rh ~, ~
ana spiritual do,Is "S" pa &c
! Tho aim Of rho hook :, :. s,,,od
| in tho nrefocc has bccn, "a ,nn,I, ~
main historical ,acte nc n u.,,. s,'.;a,
DAYS are celebrated sunnicmnnt nn
with such discus.it,n as w,rI v,;r,,,
! late interes; i'm them and noint thrir
meaning. \ collection of nca rlv a
| hundred literary selections is M
sentcd i'm conner,Io, win Tho so,n..
selections viii have !, vaiuc ," fnr r rneSe
! inrs and rccit,tions
t;HoSrs HAVE SEEM nv viola,
Twccdnlc E'rcdcricIs S,nt,s 20
| New York. VS.
! These are no, tho ghosts tina, cl,nl,
in chains only on Christmas Eve
Nor are they the ghosts that w,ll,
by arrangement, with a nnyeiist Thew
are the spectral visitants. the au.ho,
assures us. from tho .'otber s,de :,
Mrs Tweedaic has been a iifelonp
student OF psychic phenomena. She
vouchcs for thc truth RI VII, she
book is the sidelirhts /, throw, -,
such persons as t;ln,lstonc. Rnhcrt
Browning. Minais tho artist. James
Gordon Rennett. and MANY otbcre w
were interested in nr believed In
spirituaiism
!
by Ameen Rihani. The Stra,ford
Co. BOSTON
| This book is neither n ditbrr,,,h -
| i5oishcvism nor a diatribe against ~
II is a bit Of history. vivid, and
! faithfully told. In which the render
will find his own nrsumcut and iron,
which he can draw his own concIu-
sions. BolShrvism NAV be Euronnnn
! in theory. but. according TO tho an
thor IL is Oriental in temperamc.st
! y REAL ROY SCOUT. Nv walto,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

PUTTING; THE POISON INTO COL
lMBlA'S CUP BY Win,rcd G. HOY, G.
Privately published by the author at
milwaukee,. Wis
This booklet is designed nv its nu-
thor to he an exposure of the prona =
Sanda that seeks 10 produce war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

TIiE JOkE AROUT IIOUSGN(i nv
charles Harris Whitaker :1arshail
Jones Co. Boston.
An intelligent study of the housing
problem. The hook undertakes to
clear up the basic questions involved
in the housing problem and to put an
end. in so far as possible 10 so much
hasty and loose thinking on so vital
a subject 1t is Il valuable contribu-
ton on the subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Now See the Summer StyLes!

EssA Because reputation is valued aboye all else
N2I Queen Quality fine black kid shoes are made
e Of "Shoe Soap Kid. Eight gears of con-
sstent use IN Queen Quality Shoes haze
proOed its leadership This association of Queen Quail
aty endeaoor aUh that Of the tanner and retailer en-,
abes aoomen to obtain exceptional shoes made from
Shoe Soap leather aOhich they haze long tested and
demand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

CRY OF YOUTH ny cynthia
lombard. u. Appleton & Co, New
YORK
This tale OF Italy pictures that
enchanting land In all It's beauty.
It's witchery. its fascination, its
warmth. it's passion. Margaret RAN
dolph. a young American girl Of ar
istoctatic. but now reduced family.
ekes out a bare existence in Rome.
teach!ng Among monuments o. past
glory ana grandeur, in her loneliness.
ihomesickncss and social isolation,
fshe meets Leone Estori. descendant
Of an old and noble Italian family.
Pledged TO m"nastic ,,ifc when me rn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

1t was in the hearts OF the peo-
pie. for the most part. that these
poems have been kept green UP to
now. and il is pleasure to lind
just recognition which has been so
belated coming to one who served the
cause of literature so faithfully.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
&. 0. P. WOMEN in
CITY ORGANIZE
Ward Committees Will Be
Formed at Meetings Early
This Week
MISS STEWART TO
SPEAK DOWN STATE

A meeting Of the Republican women
OF the Sixth ward al the Young Mems
Republican Club. $40 King street, this
evening at 7.3O o'clock, VIII start the
formation OF ward organizations for
the Republican women of the city.
Following the Sixth ward women's
meeting tonight. The women OF the
Eighth ward will meet at $50 O'Clock.
on Tuesday afternoon the women
OF the Fifth wand viii meet at 3
o'clock. and the Seventh ward women
at Z o'clock.
The FIRST and Third ward women
will meet Tuesday night a. I3l
o'clock. The Second, Fourth and
Tenth ward women at $50 O'Clock.
Am OF these meetings Will be at the
Young Mcn's Republican Club.
Tho women OF the Twelfth ward
viii meeei Wednesday night at Union
Fire Company hall. Third ana Union
streets at 7.30 O'Clock
Ninth ward Republican women VIII
organize on Wednesday afternoon az
3 O'Clock al No. 30 school. concord
avenue and Boulevard.
Women who have been working 10
get out The registration In Republican
circles In this city and throughout
mo Slate are much gratiiled with sat
urdav's registration. The wOmens or
CARNATIONS are being completed % be
In readiness for the next and last reg
isiraiiOn day on October &c.
Miss Jeanneitc Eckman. who went
fContinued on Page TwOl
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
ITALY SEEMS STEP
NEARER S0VIETISM

ROME. Sept. 20 UNITED Press.)-
Italy prepared herself further today
for an experiment in economics by
granting labor an extensive share in
the management OF factories.
With a decree issued for a commits
sion OF working men, employers and
technical experts TO draft a contral OF
industries bin. a movement 10 evacuaie
factories seized by employees was
under way.
Conferences between employers and
employees in those cities where plants
were taken from the manufacturers
were reported today 10 have resulted
In agreement except on one pOint-the
punishment OF workers for crimes
committed while within the plants
That was regarded as a minor matter
and in Naples. Turin and Genoa red
flags were hauled down from factory
walls. owners again took possession
Of their property.