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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30
FEDERAL JUDGE PUTS a
cRiMp m sTRirERS

Pittsburgh, April 3o-Foilo MA the
announcement OF his decision ths'
tive court OF industrial relations law
Is constitutional. Judge Andrew },
currsn. in the Crawford county eeuri
this morning. granted ! iaaForsry
injunction. enioinins Alexander row
- and other district and local union
officials Of the United Mine wcrk
ers from calling strike.
Judge Curran did not make the in.
Injunction mandatory as the state
had asked, stating that u hsr hecn
shown the Kansas miners now were
az work. Judge Curran said tha; nc
would make the injunction nsnna
tory II showing were maze IN tre
future curing the life OF the injunc
ton, that the mines. were iJic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30
hnA Kiss That Tied up Railroad

md on account OF his harsh words 70
Re younger woman. Brady and hts
associates demanded Divers dis
charge.
The Norfolk 4 Western railway re-
used to discharge the timekeeper and
strike followed that badly hsmpered
the symiem for several days. The
waIkout involved 10000 clerks. shop
men and brakemen, and the tie-up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30

New York, April 3o.--A village Of
tents Will rise on the grounds of
the Salvation Army training college
here 10 shelter New Workers who
will be rendered homeless tomorrow
Or directly thereafter by May I esic.
tion proceedings salvation Army
officials announced today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30

In Norfolk. Va. a fes days aza .
railroad employe nsr1ee Grady kissec
girl clerk in fun. flmekce...i
named Divers Iok. B-eiy a5rnf i
and Brady resented lie sess. Then
came another girl and :olt Brady that
Divers bad found fault with her
work and made her cry In re-
sentiment Of the timekeeper's jest
about the kiss administered in fun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30

esuse that had brought Il into hp.rs
Some day both labor and capital will
achieve truer realization OF their
Joint Responsibilities TO the comnian
|ity. And then II will not be pose Die
for railroad system 10 be paralyzea
by the sort OF airy persiflzge that for
= while put the Norfolk 4 Western
partly osSDo business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30
Short Cuts To
Home NewS

The seeshwsst assgses sf -
slon 10 towaship ~. raake ? Ieeassd
aas mile rAss ef cfvsceri. 49, so.i
hy i.s~xen q. tAfles % a mAa toa
tnshlns. foF sHseeo easA Iast !
ysat pso IsFlsy fala tsteaa fes %
farm
Mr. r. & Nartas tea,h ..
AaA -four ro0m house - g.nfi Y
called np ias Leader AMI RAd ~ y
Inserted IA yesterdays pare
morning ths called nR atA -
Take mY "A aus. / tvetet rs rA
last nlrhs within an hour AFTER
Leader waa Published aad had h
calls for ihe place today TEN every
boas that leader adssrassa pas
40 per senl
The nlckel plated spade 70 rs
used 10 tagalas ever the first dirt 10
tAe hfeaslnK of sroaud fus the new
Nascaic cathedral waH furnished bs
he Paddock l,ov~ieaa Hardware som
pany This company ALSO Furnished
che tlrus nFdrr for hardware aapplles
according e. Georse Paddock The
order 10 marked. order ia Gov
esnog Robertson. Who will make The
principal addrese nest Thursday here
whea thu ceremony of hreakin
ground IL observed wlll ua" she ape.
elai slade
Remember thu Eika will hold
open house" this evrnlns for yivie
organizations church memasrs.
preachers and members ~ the
Chamber os Commerce lunch A,h
be served plans wili ue outlined
for the building ~ an E'ks hon~
and gymnasium for the usr of no
elub mcmhera aud for the public at
larsc YOU atc invited Session
starts At O'Clock
Said a Guthrie woman today
Chief ~ Police Mltrhrll u deserving
~ praise Tor the esceilgt work ae.
oon,nllkhcd IN plNai'n ~ Highland
park Tho park u nav hsin9 wifsf
for lights aud nihsr improvements
are IN order u y tl~ sngeniloe u
chief Mitchell IA have hilla hoass
erected and esfa stahtr Installed
rhia plan meets win the entire ~.
prevail OF the imen ~ ihs ely and
" The people ~ho live in iha,
nniNhhorhood y viii, ~ large
measure. ~lim'qs'e ih. unisanees
that have been rsae1lecl IT. the taFk
late o nights
Thcnc marriage lirrnsea were la
rued today poN l. keteh, a. ana
ilaille u Milict "a both ~ Gath
rte Lulhcr sydcholhrm. %. Way
side. okia, and Marietta Grant -.
Pleasant Valley Alfonso A Allen. y.
and Cleo wynineef -. Oklahoma
Ciiy
Charging that his wife deserted
hlm In ials without reason. aud that
she has remained away slnce that
time. Robert licnuelt today hroaehl
suit for divorce from blanche Item
nett 10 whom he WAS married 10 iais
The couple has~ no chlldren lie
wants an absolute divorce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30
Puts Out
Drag-Nef For
Criminal Class

chses 20. Aprll so.-More thaa sso
perss M we're held a police stations
toss,. having been arrested IN <Nss
Chie' of Police csrrisy termed .
~spri se clean ~" 81 erimlnais
Amons those REID were alleges
radicals. chlef carriss sssa ne air
net believe ~reds~ Intended % have
NAY Day asmonstrstssn tonorro~.
though ne thought Il advisable
take preesutions.
Suspected burglars ara hold W
naen we're sstaineo for laertifiestion
bs victims.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30

Of the railroad was 10 have been con
pieted the other day by the Accession
Of the firenen and engineers. For-
ianateiy. on the eve Of this calamity.
which would have caused the Norfolk
4 Western 10 stop fanefioaing. fae
strike was settled and all hands re-
turned 10 work
This reads like a ridiculous story.
suitable only as the plot for q conic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30

'pera. Bat TO thousands Of workme1
md their families and 20 the oonsld-
erabie community served hy the Nor
folk 4 Western railway. there was
nothing comic about Il. The strike
that had been participated BY kiss.
administered purely In Fun. upo1 the
the cheek OF an estimable young lady.
caused inconyeniences and even suf-
fering out Of all proportion TO ths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30
Sales Tax Plan
Causes Split In
G. O. p. Ranks

Washington. tprH so.-tsouse
republicans. divided into twe fac i.
tons over tie safes tar plan fof
rsssino funds fer soldier sshef
legislation. will meet in part,
caucus tonight 20 iron 90. their
differences. There was no Incl
cation early today what would be
the result.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30
eeveR wiTHosAws INVITATIONS

Eugene Beyer has laid in q fresh
supply Of eatables at his home on
East Noble Hc has also withdrawn
all invitations 10 refrigerator thieves.
A few nights ago Beyer's house sas
entered and everything digestibie
tsaen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM STATE AND NATION

Apparently Il Is Carransas thine 10
move. aud move quickly A nrlns
squad is IN the otnng Gonzales al
yises the prosidon ol Mexico 20 do
this and he probably viii hating ia
mind The fate 81 one liaefls
ON the eve a. their execution hy
electricity. four men confiued in Oss.
lining prison New York we're saved
/ bl fcpnokes signed last niahl - the
governor
Nood vhile mllnF Go defeat Gov
ornor liafdlnr in Ohio. did via t~o
vote. in lhc convention Harry I.
pausherty Harilngs manager was
defeated D., Mood nsn by sub
stAntal majority IN Sew Jersey
Nood defeated Johnson by 800
/ votes
over on tio easi side of tho state
whcn nothing ei.p is ob 40 trouble the
offircre sang IN fpugh neeks. known
A. nixhi rlsior destroy dipping yets
Several vvlp destroyed last nisli nesr
saluss~
Governor Allen of Kansas has rc
fused io honor fcQnisiiion made by
Oklahoma for ihe return FROM wichi
"a 20 Enid of |. q McGes. on eharsn
Of obtaining money puder ff'es pre-
lenses
Twenty gallona Of white corn whisty
were grabbed b. officers near Ada
when a siill waa aided iast niehf
Much sour mash was destroyed D. H
sald the SIN bad been 10 operation
for some time
Tho nov Oklahoma railroad e. ran
from ~ erai Kansas. io ForRaa. ok
lahonla o. assured work on track
nying began this week
stephens county Texas. rlycs pro.
mise Of holng the Yoyi real oii Held
OF The country 81 woiis real yushets
are coming 10 down here every d.,
Tulsa BARRIERS have volnufanl,
agreed to make q cut Of 8 percent IN
wages
u q estimated that more than il
eIoooo eallons Of sasoiine has been
wasted eacii year since refining be.
gan in tie state This wiil be stopped
IN fUInre by new apparatus newly
patented
Sugar price AZ Tulsa has dropped
from % 10 - cents since Monday
So far. Of an the towns and -i..rs
In tho United States reporting pcyu
laiion. oniy ter have snown a..
crease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30
OPEN MEETING At
ELks' FORREST TONIGHT
Matter OF Erecting Home For Lo
cal Elks and Proposition OF
City Gymnasium Will
Be Discussed.

Are you in favor % the building ~
a eommodluus hall to Do used BY tho
city generally az Fymnayam and
assembly hanY
II 20. come out tonight 10 the open
meeting to BE- hold al the Elks fof.
rest
Tho meeting viii be- held At ; o.,
clock Civic clubs Chamber ~ Com
merce member. and ,itxena sen
orally are invited 20 attend
Local Elks plan 20 build home
soon aud as a feature of the proposed
home Il has been suggested that a
large riaiie gymnasium 10 a parl
of Il f'or the purpose ~ tifasbinr
out this feature 0f the proposed n.~
home the ElkA have arranged Tor tho
open meeting tonight
After the meeting a lunch will -
served fiono-dry tnneh and a bev.
erage which ia not even near beer
viii De- served
II you are Interested In this pro.
posed civic Improvement come do~n
town tonight and attend the mvet I.
Ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30
NEW YORK YARON[N
QUIT WORK IN BODY
PASSENGER TRAFFIC 81
ttW.. BIT FREIGHT
MOVEMENTS PtRAI.N/-
ED: KANSAS tt.Di.RN
JtD.E LANDS On
STRIKING MINERS
BULLETIN.

Chicago, April 3o.--Ssitchmen On
the several roads IN this city sss
again indisposed Teday many % the
men failed to show up for work. "oa
sick list" was excuse Of nearly i,oC
men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30
BAKERY GOODS TO BE
BOOSTED IN PRICE

ST. Louis. r'rll so-lncreases in
the prices OF bakery eooda. Including
bread. OF from p 10 100 per cent
viii becoms effective h/re tomor-
row. the Master Bakers association
announced today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30
IAMl> u. ~ mi CONFESSED
IltAI iit tlNO MARRIED.
u Ou uONE WOMEN.
ktit.fD fM q. tr
lIA>t
RUSHED SKULLS Or TWO
WITH slEOGE IKE
VI NI,ItltD ron MO<IN. llE.
i,OliiiD VICTIMS. tIut\
t.Ot mn Ot IlltN.'
ON Nttt iltD
80, 400


tes Aessles. Cal. April io.--Nsfsss,
not elssm~. 10 shs sAssss ssslrss Az.
,hsr ssirt. sne tat aisss sfwtsss
according 10 ,Ns district sssss~sy. snss
Ne hsa killed I've wives contributed
70 the asssh 81 ,se mere srs haS
~srsisa, a. issss. t~se,y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30
tcontinued OF rsge 5. Col
TIE WEATHER

New Orleans. Aprfl 3a-To1ignf,
fair. cooler. probably light fros. n
north periion. SATURDAY. GENERALLY
fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30

Mrs. " = wlttlg. weo has been
visiting her daughter At Cushing. has
returned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30

SUGAR price a. Tulsa has dropped
from % 10 - cents since Monday
So far Of an the towns and -i;lrs
In the United States reporting pcyu
laiion. onis ter have SHOWN a..
crease
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30

Tho eomen HURT einfssaei hsslns
alain wera Nina Lee nsloney aud
kIlsafeth PRYOR mo officers ssia
rhey quoted iiulrt - aayius he tlllet
tho fofmee - Long, neaeh. cal Win
hammer and the latter near Plum.
wash by crushing her head wlsa a
s'rfEr hammer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-30
MARNIIp .ls oR MoRt.H :

~ married - ~ "a women, proh-
ahlf mofc" Tho officers aaotsd tIalrt
a. saying A desire "a ailt feesard
him four years aso. Hurt ~as sllesed
10 have said aud women were hln - -
pesiai victims There waa 40 direct
motive for their derth. and he BAD 10
desire le All mea, children % a. psis.
d. Naa quoted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
GOVERNOR URGES
ARMY ENLISTMENT

Governor Robertson bas issued
proclamation eatoa0 alag unllfimens
90 he efny Ne safs Z sail 81
The peOpls Of this state 10 easoasaxa
enlistment and assist ln ihla ,ampsfsa
Of isefsitink 10 al reasonable sni
rfppar ways sad I especially appeal
% the Young men ~ military as~ 20
consider earsfnlii tbs manifola ad,
ean'sEes of tfslulns sasasionsl sni
mllllaff 10 lhs freulaf aFmf The
frelnirhls ailussd 20 lhe state sfs
rcpfersntniisst Of every eemh.s
branch ~ the mobile army. and 81
ford unlimited advantages and pos.
slbliilieu Tor advance nani along msnY
Hoes. aud iof phyalesl moral and Il.
nanelai brftermsnf
"A DehooVes ths state of Okla.
tnnia iFpm a. sianapo of loes.
w de a. sell az frum the dealre 0f
gs al 20 hase sell trained snd
thoroughly equipped army 70 ses ihst
recruits are s.asaily obtained for asl
regiments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
DOLL TYPE OF
WOMEN OUT OF
-. STYLE -.

Paris. March l3--The doll type
woman started singing her swan song
years ago. but this season she must
sound the last note FOR the type Is
banished from I'll phases OF smart
dress and beauty this spring.
Barbsric clothes. barbarie jewelry
and. most OF all. barbaric complex
ions. do not harmonize with The pink
and white bushes OF the doll.
The rich oehre powders Of lssi year
which brought back thoughts Of cop
per colored ancestors are more fash
ionable than ever. but they musf s'
chosen with eCre Nosh.ng L more
stylish than yellow complexion
with canary hair With The fogaz
tints 20 dark brown or dark black
hair While the pomegranate or
brickred powder hgrmonixes with
waved chestnut locks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

@es F%v~f~1~& . v'a'kSfs
G W Pevehouse came in Monday
from Beggs. where he has been en-
ployed for some time with the WILCOX
Oil Co. 10 spend over night with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs Jno Pevehouse.
He returned next day. Nj and Mrs
Pevehouse also are going TO be with
their daughter. Mrs Holmes. who Il
taking treatment al the hospital in
the city. Charles Il TO be congrstu-
lated on his success In the oil business
He was with the company previous to
goirs to the war and on HIS return at
once went bacx TO his company
where he has been constantly and nov
has cilnoed 10 the noxf 10 the top
round on the ladder. He now has the
position next TO the general supcrin-
tendent Charles has many warm
friends in and about the city who viii
be glad 10 know Of bis success.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

The importance OF economy has
been impressed on our minds in re-
cent pears We want to know that
xe are getting the moss and best
FOR our money. no matter what We
spend II for.
Ia. the matter OF medicine there 10
probably no more economical course
~ treatment than Hoods Sarsaparil-
Ia and Periiron-a ref iron tonic
.. ken in conjunction. pse before est
ins and the otner after.
Ths combination of these two great
medicines brings into cooperation
sue weil-known substances az Sara
parilIa. iron. nux and pepsin. best fof
the blood. nerves and digessiye or
ezns
This combination IL especially re-
commended In cases thar are scro-
fuious Or rheumatic. anemic and ner-
vous. or where the blood II both i'm
pure and pale. deficient In iron.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
DIDN'T KNOW
TWAS 50 5000
Texas Lady Storekeeper. Who
Carries Black Drauehf in Stock,
Has Pound Il Best Liver
Medicine" 0btainable.

Barker. Texas--fieIrtlng TO her sx-
perience with Thedford's Black
Draught. Mrs. A. l.. Fromms. Of this
place. says Il had for some time used
and other liver medicines which
would nsuseste and make me feel bad
We have a store. and our customers
decided Il must be good. 50 thought
would try Il myself
Il began rs use and found Il jus,
lifted NV case. II neither Eriped nor
naasested me. was an easy laxative
and not hard TO take.
= had had headaches great deal.
no doubt from torpid liver. The
Black -Draurht would cure them. The
best way | lind 70 take Black -Drauxhr
= 70 take one or two good sixed doses
until the liver begins 10 act fhsn
taper the doses to jass a pinch after
meals.
1T will insure good digesfion. do
away with the gas or bad taste in
the mouth. and is without doubt shs
best liver medicine in the market.
have found II 20. ! csn recommend u
% my friends. for I believe Il win
do them good
Get q package OF Thedford's Black
Drzasht liver medicine today.
Most dealers carry II u stock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13


The first meeting Of the shake
searc club aimee lts suspension to %
war work viii be seid IN the ysrne
ste library. Tuesday March -
II IL commendahle fact thai dur
ins the war this club save it, en-.
tire study and social time 30 the pres
sing needs of the aas end from ,hs
beginning until the end OF the ~sr
its members gave anspsrins service
TO their country
Topics and general discussion ~ill
be the theme OF study for the nesl
three months preliminary 10 the ~.
sumption of the regular club roasns
In the fall
The folliw.ng by Corh Sarehst
newspaper man and critic. appeared
in the Sunday st Louis Post nis
patch some years aEo in reference
10 this interesting and historic club
The shakespears ciab OF onthfls
was orrtnirsd early In 1880. while
,Als was still city % tents, COW
boys. Indians aud all other thinf'
that went 90 make az Frontier town
One 81 the ladies vho aided lH ihs
organization al that time Was Mrs. \
NJ Carter. il still an active member
on no occasion during these man,
years. missing a weekly meeting an.
Ices sickness prevented heF presence
Guthrie IN thosc early days vas tn
center Of things soeiaiiy a. wsil 3,
politically ia the new territory Anon
The citizens were The head official,
of the territory men sent here b,
President Benjamin Harrison q
make state. snd Il was the wives
of these men who formed the first
reading or literary club. IA the state
on tho nembershlp roll were ths
names OF Rev v * Brooke. EHisco-
pal bishop OF Oklahoma Judges Johr
| " Burford and Frank Dale. lus lioes
OF the supreme court: Bird 5 Me.
Guire. state congressman: o. n Pc
gan. state senator. A N Huston
district judge. John shsrteL railroad
builder Frank n Greer. editor and
writer and Henry E Asp railroad
solicitor.
y = -
The r y. o. chapter will meet with
Mrs. Llnts Tuesday afternoon.
X ;. *
Five O'Clock Tea Club.
Mrs. J J. Raymaker was hostess 10
the Five O'clock Tea club yesterday
The high score for the afternoon was
made by Mrs George Anderson. the
second score by Mrs. Jennie Trader.
the guest prize was awarded TO Mrs
J. W. Mcneil Of Tulsa. Other guests
besides the club mombers were Mrs.
Eva Eager. Mrs. NJ. Cassidy, Mrs. Tell
Walton. and Miss Mary cssseh OF Dies
Moines. Iowa. Al the close OF the
afternoon dainty refreshments we're
served by the hostess.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

Arthsnssum M.sse csuh.
The Anihenaeam Nasic club ~ll
meet Tuesday With Misses negtha and
RlAnehs Deland. Ths members II
the club have found The masic iosers
4 0ufhrie quite re onsise IA ~.
Eard 60 che Ernest Il hroesef re.
eiisi 70 be given Thursday esenlns
81 the f1Tst Methodist chareh under
the aa.plees Of this club
= ~
Miss Nina iironscn y Speeding the
week end With her lAfents. Mr.. and
Mr. ". A. bronson
X y -
TIE pssfe~s Club.
rhe Patrons club tact yesterday
3, % Al the Chamber of Commerce
rooms A lsfee crowd ~as present
Everyone ~ho WAS Interested "a. ln
siled TO attend the meeting Mrs
Hay l.. pasis gave an Interesting and
entertaining tak on ~cbild welfare
and an excellent salk on the Red Cross
work Was sis.n BY Mr. smith. The
club members also had interesting
discussions on sehool woFk
n NM
psyeholesy Class.
rhe weekly Psychology class met
Thursday evening At the l. l. Ne.
land home. Professor Doddcli gave
talk on the psychology of masi,
and piano solos were played by Mas.
e. nsrsha and blanche Beland and
Nlss Esther Bruce. Special gacsts
81 thls meeting were Mr. e. n Hill
Mrs. " Duke. Mrs ilari. Mrs Nau
Horn. Miss Anna, shoenhair. ens
.iks Ignore burke
u q y
Miss Adelaide Lu,s of oklaboms
city. spenl yesterday in cu,hr'e. MiSs
Luts Was on her way home after q
ten days stay In Topeka.
= " ~
The Shakespeare club VIII meet
Tuesday at the library This ~ill he
the firs, meeting OF che club ,hil
season
: = -
Miss Doro'hy Hopklup j. spend M
the week end In saltwater
y = u
Mls~ ,ols Davis "a entertaining ln.
formally thls cscnins With dancln,
laris At the Fountain.
[. " 81
Mr. and MIS- L. l. Johnston have
returned from Parsons, kansas ~her'
they wcre called by the death " Mrs.
tohnron's mother
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13
A TEXAS WONDER.

For kidney ana ordder trouoIes
gravel. weak and lame back. rhcuma
tism and irregularities OF the kidney,
and bladder. Regulates eladder trcu
bles In children. II not sold by drue
gists. mail si25. Small botti. oatsi
cure. Send Ter sworn testimonial
Or. Y. W hz.., 1926 ol've St. ~
-oais. Mo. .,old by s.ugdsts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

sunday school at $40. H. J Farrar
slpt Organized class Tor all agcn
The pastor has been In revival meet
Ing all week AT Oklahoma CITY. The
meetings are going great. Something
over three hundred accessions ias
week. ! viii be- In my pulpit Sunday
Morning theme The Closed Door.
evening theme. f'ri, Cmhrle Mar
Who Dismissed the Court ilaptis-
inE At close of the evening service
u Y. y. u. y. AZ s;ia Tho younF
pooples union have closed contract
with the Ladies Glee club OF Okla i.
homa Baptist university for a copceri
to be given at the Baptist church
April a. Come 10 church sunday
Bring a smile and q hsndshake and
give II 10 someone.
DAVID II. WADE.
Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

would pain terribly II ] stepped Of =
eurb-stoue. One dav one ~ sonr book,
lets wss Thrown in the yard and read
every word in &C. There were 20 many
who had been helped bv yolr medicine
that wanted to try Il and nv husband
went to town and got NE = bottle II
seemed ~ though / felt relief after the
second dose 50 krrt On until ] had
taken five bottles and b. that time l
was a. well as ] could wish About .
year later ] gave birth 10 ten pound
bcy. and have had tauo mors children
since and my health has been fine II
I ever have troobie Of snF kind ] am
going to take vour medicine for ] give
Il IN the praise for nv good health.
I always recommend yonr medicine
Whenever I czn-"-Nrz- Eva Z. SHAY.
Gaynett, Kansas.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

SURGEONS aFree tha IN cases Of
Cuts. Burns. Bruises and Wounds. the
risT TEATMENT Ia most important.
When an EFFICIENT snfiscptic Il
applied promptly. there u no danger
Of infection and the ro1pd begins "a
heal ~ once. For use On man OF
beast. BoROZOSE Il th. Ideal. An
TfsPEPTic and HEALING AGENT
Buy II now and be ready for an en-
erzency For sale by all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-13

tAtM ~ " - - =
breakdown follow
ing the birth Of my
eldest child. | got
M too soon which
caused serious fe-
male trouble ! was
80 weak that | vas
not able TO be on my
feet but very little
and could not do my
hoEl-evork at all. !
issd 4 bss pain in my
left eide and IL