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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08
ro,srs ron SALE

HOUSES FoR SALE a
Why CLOSE south sido location. large
rooms. reception halt bath, pantry, eN-
"a large yloss,s L'n.. trwN On ann Inade n /,
Usage JGsi, ". J. Henry.
1850 HANDLES especially attractive
llilorest east front bungalow Looms.
bath, breakfaa, room. beautiful oak floors
basement. Price $3.50 this week. Phone
Usage g66l. W. J. Henry.
MR.. ISSESTOR--ii eco handles modern
rooms, bath and 2.car garag1; fun
lot. fine location, North Cheyenne. Rented
for 500 month. Price 5000. W. }.
heury, usaEe 966l.
IsOUTH sIDE--SiN rooms aud glasscd sleep
ing porch; east front good location,
rrice SsssO. Terms Phone Usage sG6L
W, J. Henry.
FOR SALE at a bargain; 6-room modevn
house on pavement. cali owner Usage
1888
/ FOR SAIE-Hy owner, room modern
house. sleeping porch. basement. Cistern,
car garage, close IN, Phone Usage 925l,
FOR SALE--iOOxl6O on East Third, with
l2O IT, Joining on South kenoaha For In
vcatment or income property. Phone Usage
| az, or cali 1o6 south Kenusha.
ny OWNER Beautiful Park Hul resi-.
dence, rooms and large glassed-in
| sleeping porch, T0-fuot front. fine locB-
ton beautiful lawn and shruobcry; shade,
! Cisttru, garage, solid driveway, two sets
| French doors, artistic fire place; living
| breakfast room. all built-in features.
$500 terms. or 5000 cash, leaving city.
| nsage VIZ
| HOME ~ HuLCWEST with large
! rooms ANA breakfast room, oak floors,
| beautiful mtuteu ivory finish woodwork
| tio bath and bis basement .Prlce 81. 500
| with $1,000 cash, CAN Cedar s7i
| BI OWNER-NCw b-ruom modern bun
! gNow nice decorations and fixtures, ogl.
/ floors throughout. lot 5OAi5O, on pavement
! Price t6.26g, with terms. Phone Usage
/ l,ti. lls n. GActte.
| $500 CAsl-rhrcc tots, l6Oxi3J, sewer
! and electricity available, rooms. fruit
| well, this property is located close "a
| good schools aud 20 1Ituey line. II. NJ.
| uollymbn company, cedar 1859.
| $3.50 CNSH buys I-toom modern bun
| galuw bellNcw addition, garage. Price
| $4,000, monthly payments on balance
| ron QllCk reliable service lst your bust
| moss or residence property with Reid 4
| Crabtrcc, SION 5, Boston, Usage seSs or
| Cedar g25.
| IuEAJuFlL GROOM BuNGALOw IN
| BROADNpOR--Mith furnace. hardwood
| floors, Wantcl .butlt-in features French
| doors, beautiful breakfast room, artistic
| decorations and electrical fixtures. good
| basement and garage. Price fl25OO with
! $4,000 cash. Can Cedar nj, viii CON
| slider car.
| FoDR-EOoM BUNGALOW on a bcauti-
| tul high east front tot with good base.
! wrnt well and plenty ot fruit trees Tor
| s. 900 with $3.50 cash. Csll Usage 1856.
| FtNE-ROOM north front cottage. modern
| except lights, SOFT. adjoining lot In
| addition, $4,000, $1,000 cash, balance IKE
rent North side Reid Crabtree. Usage
1854
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08

ron RENT-Thrcc- tourths space. large
office desirable location. Phone Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
not sE- IOH SALE

PARkHlLL BUNGALOW-7 rooms, Q
south bedrooms, breakfast room, nice
basement OAK floors throughout, nicely
lecuraied. garage, Dot bVNlAO, $1,000
5000 cash, Usage SSlg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
ENcnANGK-RtAL ESTATE

WANTEp-To trade block ot lots Y
Cu'unsvtlc Tor used car. Address s2G \
tarc world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08

$500 CASH. five rooms; Kendall only
$4,000 Cedar a.
ELwOoD. N.--Ftvc rooms corner. good
terms Cedar a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08

BUNGALOW 4 room modern with corner
lot on paving, $500 cash handles this
Z rice 90 uEagn 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08

HILLCREsT BUNdALoW, rooms;
breakfast room; huilt-in features: base.
moBt raughed In Tor furnace; hard dwood
floors, mantcl; decorations OF the very
best on "a fun size east front lot. price
s. $50 with s2.250 cash and arrange the
balance. eau Cedar SO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08

FOR SALE by owner; 2-story; l2-ropm
house, east front, arranged Tor two
apis. separate bath on each floor. 2-story
garage; , cars rooms and bath. lot
LhONlI6. Phone OsnEa lAEa-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08

I TO TRADE, will take a light car as part
Of first payment on 6-rOom duplex
Phone Usage asia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08

VERY DESIRABLE b.room house to,
Tent and furniture Tor sale. deHirab,c
location. 23S East fouIteenth 81 fronts
ST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08

WEST sIDE--S.soom bungalow, large
bath room; Nscreened In sleeping room.
basement. fuil size rot: plenty Of shade;
blocks OF car line. close to school: good
neighborhood; $500, 1900 cash and $50
per month. Call Wright, Cedar 1859.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08


For SALE-.rour rooms of good
furniture, Including reed living
room suite, Chippcndale mahogany
dining room set. ivory chiffonier,
Sealy mattress; McCray refrigerator,
all In first class condition; apartment
/ East MOhOma apartments
Wcs, seventeenth st. Usage $3.50.
FOR SALE Library table. library
reading lniQp, solid oak c"ntcr
table. Usage 1890.
FOR SALE Complete bed spring
and mattress, cheap. Take Bcll-
view car. 1904 ". Birch.
FuRNITuRE repairing, refinishina and
upholstottnR done right! priced right.
Phone Usage tss. Tulsa Furniture Repair
shop,
tS5 CASH buys a beautiful new large solid
mahogany rocker, worth $50 Cali Usage
70G9-R.
ron sATr-Five rooms ot extra nice FUR.
niturei located In nice brick apart.
tnent which may be rented for fGb por
month. Price ti.70O Cell Moore. Osago
s6iB,
ron SALE. the furniture inb.room bun
Eaiow; tho furniture ranges In price
from $500 to $1,000. located on east,
south or west side. these houses may he
rented for $50 and t7b per month Terms
can ba made on any of this furniture
Cali Moore, osags aelb,
QUARTER sawed oak round dining room
table duofoid. refrigerator, section hook
case. gas range one bed. springs
mattress. Furniture nearly new. lb0t W.
Second
MATTRESSES renovated and recovered
tGGO; good tick roll edge finish. all
work guaranteed. Porter Mattress Co,
Phone OsaUo 1885.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08

houses, rented. plenty good shade. well.
front Of lot yet 10 be built on. Anybody
$50 per month only one block from car
and pavement at Vern. Call Freeman
Cedar 1850.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08
$500 BUYS

$500 BUYS
An excellent G-ruom home IN Hillcrost
has beautiful interior decorations, built
In conyenisnces; breakfast alcove; large
basement; oak floors; French doors etc.
price Ia ss.25e; for location phone owner
at Usage s05i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08

SIS SOC. $500 CASH, SG5 PER MONTH
owner must sell 6-room bungalow;
mRutel; nice electric fixtures: built-in
features; house nearly now. splndid loca-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08

Won sALE--one duotold. IN fret class
oonditions for $50 ~ North Asyhcll
SETT SALE dining and Kitchen table, also
Nssh stand lI2 South Elwood. Cedar
1909. -----,-.-------
s.,Y sHLE-DTo.sn suites OF turu,turs
ali together or by the piece al E'
mssh Phone Usage svazs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20
Mr.. DODsOA WARNS
USERS Of GAON[L


There's nD reason wfF 9ss-aaf
ah'ula LID alHk Asl 1hE.. ga4rENaG .tbl
Dma when FAw f's1fs ngvE a 1ars.
Bai1ls ~ 4baasgnF Liver T'I1aa-a par
taHI sales.--future fr cRsumta.
A is Eaasant, vegetable igula
wAanh VIII Eta-a NoHf 1iFar 5nM Is
surslv as calamAl. Inns X aaagr maE
NoU saek and nsn nsr gaNwEfe.
Children AID grown fuiEs ean iAka
Daaaau Liver Tuns. bauanse ii Il
l's-'tatIlN AArnlAss
Ilalnrnal IL dangerous drug It
i mercury ED1 attacks gaur hnnea.
HAE4 a. oass td tas1v nalnmAl taaar
and Fpu VII sAAl wsas. slaE Une uAn-
sAs7aa taTnf~ruw E4Bna lase d afp 4
garl- Take q epasAtul at IlDGsar
Liver Tone instead and Tgu WEI wHEs
ua 1ealglg great No mure blllmH-
ness uunstisrh nlnggiEtlsask. bsau
ache uaatHd tanEue 1r sgnr stumaen
Your arnEEisi RaEa Il TaU danr F.nc
JaaHuns laTar Tn1s agas t,sr1ef THAR
horrible taiumRl Taur money d vlil
alg tnr Euu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20
nkI AHNMA GIRL SOON To
RETI IN FROM WAR MORN

nt Aug 70 MISS
rAsgae T. MAIhSaana saah via ~e-
gaa1 - Asa bansa aare Assss year i
se1'v3ne with she Rea Gross il "a
uiAniA ar~ana ana lta9f Aenora7ne
na 8ataer wr4ifen fa her mother
Mrs. Sarah r NllaalAna. shs Wi
5aaTe Dufgme As sagn As hsr ba9ls
have as-sE &Rdaad IL PARIS
MISS MaahaIlnnd wsss anTlaFuh 3l
lhe sffiee IL tlhe state haand as a.
fairs 1pa wears Aen she speaa ana
year il washington 1,aralar1ls M waf
v'eriE NnAAle 10 80 viii dhs Res
Gross 10 France. because her hrghHr
whs an ssrrine .hers HhHn tf4
arunIsslae Was signed. she was Aa-
msssea To service. Ana was sem tn
lIAST Whine ln ths sarraes aferaa i.
she spaul a vacation iu Eergr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20
SLEEPS ANY OLD MAY NOW

ID An 40 ptars aa ana newer was
aat nn1L years go vhan eai
stomnaA runht AAr4 ispem A
utauue i8s medicine wfgirl d4d mfF
Cgft kfn s@s aii "a - Eei
ne wtrsH seunv WORKER aal1
M ahanI MsHYg ia aiHd4r4E Fprn ,at
At8at EnElnr three anses ] 8sH a6h
3 Different q lnHA gatfar'e aAk8nl 1 d
eauit ngG ia 81 nt bHak nae rFla
sids Mnw 3 aAn sl#eg aIT uIa vnF
H Isl xuple- harmless m'fgAraai an
.hai removes tina a Gas1sflA untas
t1am fhs Intestinal lrnef AID s1ags
she .nllsnMAtar wfigh causes Hs.et
al1A4ig AA stomach 4lved ana lnsas
rlna r&lmHnts tntluang alpsndl
One n0fe VII cafrnas st manee re-
tEnuha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20
cherokee IkI)|lks To
MEET THE nominees

Tulsa. AUr 2H-As Tie Glnal
Injecting ot tull hlsoaed Cherokee aA-
rlauss hea6 as Tucker Springs. re-
taa4F Lievl lgataS Cherokee inst7
ass1er and sArefArE. and F'rrs Cact
ran we're seiesaed as delegates ta ge
aa Columbus GhAa. Ia represent 1h-
gAsr5kees y'hel aa1lA The prssiaHE~
ia nominees were Eaesss 0' flas
uigy The puwase af iase rameaAa-
1Atlar vAs saselAi ssue llst Ehena
RISES aesFra personal HHGuA l1Ianee
walh 1af nexJ saHAaen1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20
j. p. Wall Tells 0s It's
Effect On Others and The
Wonderful Results he
Obtained In His Own
Case

"a Anvs snhE 9aaE8s gant lIte tht
sturt 4aalMr 1lan AmG ag1l4 Ana !
Aawe waschen shAI .rFrE WeeR ta
week 1s 4hsF continued GO AlE GGn
lac, AHd waliE 8 4ew lna11As Lave
seen Ihem bs~gnlt &c slraag aHn fw
AEs1 thEs EuH vaAle haTas reoagh2e
chem sas thf same persons s1a
a8An NaE 4.hA1ma aise tat the 81
Tau TarLe Ia. vba resides az 44A
Can bridge ave At 8salA Mnn
flar 4haut e4n11 months : WIS I'll
s nna.r sIA aaw1 ssnaalM anG sHi
tHret traEa 4at sGea1lsn Aa slse II
c1u9a u1s 1lna as4fAaa ~ E1pf ae
narmA1sE1a 7Hahs las9 a7 lahss 1welne
rannas IN Wfln1a an1 became 80 v's&E
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20
SEARCH OUT THE
GERMS OF RHEUMATISM

in The HOOD phirh -. rs their colony
sn tie muscles. or s1anss and bagn
10 EnnltapsE hy The million Tou can
sasaly understand. Ther es~re THAT th
ax1~ anseLig@zi method ot treating
sueh cases il through the tloo6-
:. 8 : Is such 3 thorough blood
pnr1fser and cleanser that IL can -
rel1na uPcz 80 search out AL disease
Eerr1s ard Impurities and eliminate
tn@m from the system. ane this Is
wAE il IL sneh an oexc@ll~It reneds
for Rh~nmAfAsr-
ar0 To F0ar drug store xr1 g~t
bottle uf 8. : - today, and II yDav
ease DeedE sgecixl ttEsntaon ven cAn
cfia3n medical advice free by wrsGiMg
sas3s 10 EhSet Medical Adviser. Sss
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Georgia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20
inr sns C aets- Al

WilEf if Rheumatism IL . aueE-
ts9a thaa ms n0i Fea aeHn answered
silllraiE RssiEfaa0rT There are riEls
different ugs1inns EE tS lis eEsc-
EGnse, but A7slA a0ubi that its pg4ls
lr@ nsa2
The medical profession IL IrxEaac-
aair agreed Hpun Cnt pnir1. h3Ecysr.
a1,d tha1 "a thai KneamAfism II rinr@
tiA1 Aerses "a lnesg slairE ane tha1
tipe reAa cause ul 1he disease IL deep
FaAtaa- nnl ranncr soskstlF ~ rszrh
A1 ny remedies Applied 10 the SEE.
tH Hre
Sgms f0rnm Of this disease hGvs
A'ee1 found sO caIs tr1H rlnF germs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20
Old Sores, Ulcers
and Eczema Vanish
Gaoa, 1i1. Ssiaals rss1s -sssrNs Cir1.
rntr. q rRatar.t rs-rerr-

@p5a. -t1- SHaaals lt1srEors Gtrt-
rntFs rHasar@t Eerneae
t2aa 5a uietrs Ea mv MsEg Da,1ars
wa11aa 50 ru Eff lez fasHeracn 4 CEm
nsaG cured na Wan y NlchE.is
4fz " 8aHr stg@sE. nonAsss. Fr N a
&rHe 1 4arss aaE alr auAy Bg GENTS
81 AlT crnEEisl. aars pfa4rR.ln Bs Esur-
fata. Rnd D9n@v hack u IL 4sn~ tsas
issss Eeu HrHr used Aawzvx AssHl
Fses-ssmf Ointment m hs hanse
t4Ds d4r hHrHs A-GaAds t-u iaseas. gu1l-
i't'l gshAtillg Ana 1h4 zurasa -ernaas
f9r 5ftsiA1rg 4ez@fRA And giSisAs Hbt waNaa
HES eR4s 4Iawn
E'eaersol 4 lslnEnFIl se 7he Asas, Far
tafsellne EpG AasstHinr galhas : haEe exe-
tsEna Major Charles u MhH1~r-
vineyard HaFHI. Mass
l'aarEans lainmnanf ias riwaa
isFt'aa sBiis1saanlun far SAh Ans1u. ~-
J. Weiss. Cug1ferwills. n T
Al erREEisiE sell E-. recommend u
MAJ araaas tdAae ay Ps1.errs,sn Caur
InAns Co., 1nf, E'IHiLEta. NJ o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20

Tnatr 1b4 mAEir hand gf "a &
LrMiEa.h hnx uLnE daat civilizations
Aaxs rsturrac AEain to - 9ae hls
rsFaurAE 8alEaur Ans pEi%ssAne. Ia
-'gTne Esl,-1 XII --s4ia0u y e. rRd+ AFR
AERin ing Gays ~ iA4 Elra Mar, HDG
IL EsaA--ts AZ 1he Marld' be hruurhs
-hs ha1f3ataHlaf ~ Eunups 1u 0ur
doors
Arf Huw be ARF r'ealve1 vhat d
UpauguiAdlT The mass picturesque SifG
xarn1Eslv tases1s1AlE gArind af Amer
5aHr HISTORY asvf nf 44 Days
wibH1 Lift WIS H3 Ms HR3HEt days gi
adventure lid raHEnGa DAYS Eh 10
aInsr Esa8zsrlT seaiasss -aAsA
TIhats The 1E11s u THIS new Er54tt2a
El-paD rri saas-- ssga.ssa lswB lit Ia
nts wat Watg afu-TH Il b. sfnrr
H11iks AlE.1l1I;g ever dupa Maaa
Griffith presents un his rnlu,~nl HGtE-
grounds lE tunnn EifA Wherever
Lie 8s artRnEe AND rgrd. be i'll an i44
AFEnr present 3r ia L iurEa~an AEE
Griffith finds nls mH1arGll
1'hs v8H7urt is D Paramount Ar-4rE1...
HnHs=ad hT y tr4acR1 Efat1isf cast
E3chEra zasThHlnaHs ElRr41uE k,pg-
zB1Ir. Gsrn 1aIusaHEt-. George Fnw
rHTl AdolTh lsElEns. Walter L.un.
wrE E1Agw them I'll fran tnf,mHr Crit
11t pictures
A4s9 Plenty ss c.arsas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20

al srrt ta.AF AMI tnB naafr dis
i'3s eism II E Hn nsneaa ts 8MasAs
aan maN with Eaaa algestian saS
bowels 1881 aal rssulasgv i gs.aEls
Fpaa 7arEred Mas traalAea w&n
Indigestion nr an3 .AiiM aak4
r'lan b+F34ias Tables Tneg ssrems
then NE atJnnah aA6 enable ID 10
perform ts f,'na4ans natar4alv Tntx
hAaa cause : Eert9e els1t Il. The
DawAs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20
A TEXAS TOAoEg..

TuY EzaDsy AIT DsaaatI gfsnAlt
E-HreA wssaK and lans iaa ek s.haEnla-
Tisu And 5--aEu9A~ saas tf ths ki1nsr3
and taBacAr AaEg4Etes fBaaF 1aau.
alAs In ntala1sn u nsi saad iyF drug
Essis. ugAM ss2a SmhI lg-s3s afsaz
cure Sfshn ia Fwag1 tHntarssi1 az
II e. VT Hal 2gaf 0Irs 81. 81
1suEls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20
Blue Buckle OVv;el;7T;;AHs u;
Biggest selling overall in the world
nn
W. 4. BRY AN ORATOR At
CORNERSTONE CEREMONY

Clinton Okla. Aug sH.--Sfafe Of
fjc82ls. business and profes ss1nzl zen
and gsabllc health workers from M
parts az the state attended the csrp
tnQniAs 0t having tire curEersions 81
Oklahoma Nasl stale taesrtHsasAs
sRniiossnm here recently.
NilA2l Jennings Rrwan. Eho stoke
q; the r'hsuisugus here, made shart
address. followed ~ A. r. I.eacrafl.
stEts treasurer. who maos the address
IN sAe absence et Governor Robert
san.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20
LEGION POSTS
IN bEGLIUN IND JAPAN

lnaAnsgols 1uG AHG 4h Al
nannoement las t,esI mhae al Ma
manal 3eEraHAiaef's az tha American
-eElsr here Go thR formation sF ae~
lcrelgr pus1s rt fhe arsHnlEH taf in
Japan AID Belgium There are nov
sa posts ~ the LaglA ogtaae "a la
Hfted srE1eg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20

Fishermen liz siam nss a,aatr WITT
TOW s4aislnG gAuEss sEtnzsd white vhian
tr'lghiHn fish 10 that zhsr 5angp 0rs
lihs slasf af 1he araa 4a.9 nHsK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20
POLLARD Poi


@GE 9Tfs% E8St- III MARY E--fN
COMES 10 -0aAfNr
IAt sszET IL hg 4sslsn ~ Snaish. AMI
II WAS tfeals5 aB Hlma, CA1.am. whD
elrarea ane1s Ana THE Eal4
Chas asmadF sfesry af sNb1
town Eifa Wis ea1aas fa Nv T1af
baeamHs singer 10 cIALrei Gaa
hsr ezpsr9alnes IL 1te mg tagr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20
7f1e Best r'slys,s

ben Voc WILL plsasELs gsrsie
try r'hunherlai1 H'ahlets ThtF
nrs aasg . tGEs AnH ula amt gar. IL
IN aitea Tnsr AfsH h4sflr gnasH5
lE people vine have ht.uffns4 RaSuAir..
ea VIII TzlH.r raoc Qualities They
aniy e@st L quarter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20

We rsAall sid HHstrass and rakt
hi as rEsa1 Es npv FihTm+ SD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20

.anpaness ir'nnEs wzs'f VsAE fh4 III
renriuL gE q woman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20

Taas HiAglisA hill +ar1l1ne mas rlgs
at'taI &Eansa s4lea 1S5E. gs was rnEas
f1a saranlalian IL C#y3an.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-20

The inhabitants q Cochin CAllR
prefer na1tszn eggs 10 fresh o1es
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TNFTEEN yesrs AGO q
farm hand " iihout y cent
= to kls name today q
prosperous farm cwaer near
Greensboro. N. that Bill
Clark record.
THERE'S hardly q working
Gay in those hfsevn years that
BAl Clark hasn'f put ON over-
ats. .4imcEs aag tinf goa 90
10 his farm y7A ii find hgm In
bia4a R1cElx 9axg His.
he fcnnd that Bane Buckles
stand up under every farm Job
he 5 ever gwen tAean. And
millions ii other natn. taking
in the crops, ke4oiAg things
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UN MILLONARIO Ole Sc DEDICA
AL PERIODISAIO

Cornelius Vanderbilt Junior. despu6s
de una labor cercana un alo como
repOrteio de un diariO newy0rkino. le
le ha tornado afici0n al Oticio. le place
escribir SObre toda suerte de asuntoS
Y con TN salario de 80 pesos semana-
les dice que atendera sus necesidades
~ tratard de ahOrrir alguna c0Sa.
Este joven per.odiSta manifesto 10
que deiamOs eXpresado en- un artfculo
"a. aparece en- una de las revistas de Enc
70 con el titulo que literalmente vertid0
seria ''l'or que soy un pic.ioli lie repor-
tero''. En- ese escrito manifesto que
Sc ha iniciado con lel puesto mas humil-
de que ha abandonaco de una ma
nera definitiva la, sarrera que de or
dinario hace en- la alta sociedaa un jo-
ven ,ad' 'nerado, para tomar otla en- Ia
cuali puede ser it'll su pals Y Ia
humanidad en- general.
El dijo que habfa visto apen93 una
Nez la ''-yfa Ldctea" broadway, yen
do en compalfa Dc su padre, pero que
no Sc afan0 por clio; que todayta esti
len el mas bajo peldano dc la escala
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Cronicas Peligrosas
LA SUPER~MUJER

E huen Nirlxri,e ~ conta. Al lAn.
uar rn "a rrosnissria fiasofia Ia perV-
gEinA espurie DEL supcr-hcn.brc. cen
h trasmutaci6n asi ucNo; > Aa. al
nFs0jar Il airs Ia iaca-ron0 quirn
tifa ana moneda-la Trcogi6 II Nede-
fa y Krtcii mano Dc Ia mujcf. .. iFae
curstibn De liFrrrza y NADIA mas.
Tia -supcr.muicr". sQuertis NADIA
cue &c presto mas hOndas rcAcxiones
cue essa Erase que pnrcce enoeTrar
en- 81 TODD un mundO dc caritalcs re-
nsvariones? sSabeis 10 cue es ESQ!
Ahondando en- cl asunsO. Sc parece
columbian algo asi como IN future
declinar de los ''dercehos del hombre"
--ya debil y cansadO---en los rObustOs
braEos de la mnjer.
Y, ;pOr que no? Lo que sc tiene
sc aprovecha. y nuestra cara mitad
esta prObando que no es la vaporosa
divinidad dc ''cabellOs largos y de
AOSao NOtNac NoA NAN Aas 1@NeaNoA@ =
Ia senil misoginia de Schopenhauer, Sc
no Ia roja revolucionaria de todas las
cosas febricentes, de la verdad y JUS
ticia, echando por terra los iconos de
todos los lirismos, de todos los dog
mas y de todas las teologias.
iY fe que 10 hacen bien!
81 analizamos un POGO. ne s"r@ di-
ficil el que convengamos en- aue ya no
hay sexos, en- que "tOdos" sonos NOM
bres en- la obra comln del engrara""i-
miento universal; v Que 81 JDecaramos
de indiscretos, y levantaramos con
cautela la fimbria de la tunica que los
cubre, veriamos con espanto forecer
en- los roseos talones de Afrodita las
alas de Mercurio.
Esto es tan cierto como que la cla-
sica militia de Milo-ataviada con los
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.SiusFsw q mlsms ssiH a. deEssuir
rata s.ilG0af rrssl
fien 49, srss'ad q1c hssnus trnida
Suiu.es y MngriaVcius. pcre Folria
asc~lrnrsc qsr estes han tido mertn-
liaaacs stmcniras an carr,os de hen,-
bres; reriaacrus nndr6eiHos.
IN fin; elias crccn disponer mcjor
gse nosStroR ar las coloaaics r0tcncias
d. ls Humaaidad. hshlando an voa
muy alta con q tone oategerico DC los
dcsaloaos; y, \ surr Dc sincere dcbo
aiadir que tai crco. como vcadad dc
ie. pucs elias ne fosman NADIA sobre
Ia meian sea, esa cieneia inyerosimil
que tanto NAL nos ha hecho. y que
con toda su Eecucla de easohacionrs
bion podfiamos rciegar. incluso los
poctas y iii6sofos. a un empolvado
museO de antiguallas. Solo a un hoin-
bre con la mollera dislocada como
Nictzche, pudo ocurrfrsele que de un
sexo tan desprestigiado como el nues-
tro pudiese surgir L. fabulosa ''bestia
rubia" de que nos ha5la en- sus cuen-
tos...
Lector amable: rs precise amman
a esas hcrmosas revolucionariasi
Llevamos los hombres tantos siglos
de .trabajo constante, que bueno seria
que, gracias a la mujer, nos pudiese-
mos tirar Ia bartola sobre foqueada
alcal.ta, en- medic del mas monumen-
tai de los desperezos, mientras elias
ipobrecillas! libaban para nosotros to-
das las mieles en- todos los nectarios
de la actividad humana.
LA alternabilidad, seforas, es Ia
obra mas justa de la legislation uni
versall
Fallen ustedes ahora. -!
Julio ALVAREZ GARCIA.
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innsnssos rcllsrcs d. tndos 10 srfe.
bfln--ha Ircslfa1o ias hfnEas. y qus
.hsfsutl ha rcsuitkdo amhi8cKita
Ctrf tsdo 10 ruai tcncnos. que IA
Bella DurmiUnte ds1 bosaue se dcspc-
rezA. y que pide para u Ia Eecia coin-
hatividad DEL macho. dcsduhAnde q
lsombre antique soAoiienso De r0mhn-
ticismo. perdido entire las frondas de
Pafos y CiteFcs. y en- Ia ctefna csca-
cha De las majaderias del honihnc.
No quicre limitaciOncs. nj ca cl giro
del penSamientO nj en- Ia autonomia
de Ia aceiSn. y. para el efectO. dcstila
sus ideas al vaciO" para obtener de
elias todo el perfume concentrate de
Ia "renovaci6n".
Habil pensadora, So victoria no la
envanece. Su simple, pero alquitara-
da filosofia la ordena ejecutar de un
mOdO antag6nicO al hOmbre; y, olvi-
dando sus defectOs ingenitOs, cOnvier-
TO en- dinamica el aroma de las flores
" la frivolidad de sus caprichos. :!
Es toda una adversaria de peso. y
hermosa!
Ahora-a confession de parties, re-
levo de pruebas-tenemOs que conve-
mir en- que nosotros mismos hemos te-
nido la culpa-" "suadente diabOlo"-y
en- que nos hemos envilecido demasia-
do abusando con elias de nuestra au-
toridad de hermanos mayores, Y ten
diendo nuestra vulgaridad primitiva
de antropomorfos. Ademas, siempre
hemos sido pesimos politicos, pues,
/ cue hemos hecho desde que tenemos
el gobierno del mundo, mas que TO-
mentar barbaras contiendas cuya inu-
tilidad Sc palpa? jQue hemos hecho
del amor, de la religion y del ideal ?