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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
W0man's Missionary Society echo
MEETING.

On June 7-Ss, tho state annual
meeting OF the woman's Home Mis-
sionAry Society of the Methodist Eo-
.iscopal church was held at oklahoms
City.
On last Wednesday evening at the
Methodist church an echo OF this
meeting was enjoyed by about fIny
auxiliary members. Queen Esther.
and Home Gnards.
Mrs. H. ". Dodd and Mrs. Tesgne
Ray gave good reports Of the Okla.
homa City meeting The church xas
decorated with the shields which IN
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IA


TO The Daily Leader Wa have
been travelling for five weeks and a.
The home nf Mr. G. O. Fisk ChuI
vitta we saw copy of the Daily
Leader and Il seemed ike a letter
from home Picnic party ut syca
more Grove Los Angeles July 1890
NJ and Mrs L. } stark and Hazol
stiles of 81 Paul. MINI. aud carrit
Larson we're honor guests al pic
aic dinner given BY Mr.. and Mrs
chas Mariindalc and Mr. and Mr. y
Rockwell Other euosts were Nj
John FGmouds. Mr. and Mrs Halnef
The guests enjoyed 90 hour bathlni
and son. Hurry. and Mrs Fogarty and
son Before the dinner VAS sosyeo
In the surf al Ocean park Onl,
those who have enjoyed tho surf cai
appreciate what it means
Dluner party az the Ronlyn. Mr. anf
Sire 4 J stark were hoslg at jim
neE party given At tho now hotc'
Roslyn. Los Angeles Tho gnasff
were Mr. and Mrs Ed Campbell ane
son. Merrill. Mrs. Nellie Schultz Mr.
aud Mrs chas. Martindale. Mr. ana
Mrs. +. Rockwell. Carrie Larson and
Hazel Stiles OF ST Paul. MINI Age~
tho dinner the entire party efe
taken ily Mr. CamI bell and Mr. Mar
ilndaie In their cars far a 100 mile
ride 10 Pasadena. Eagle Rock Glen
dale. and other very interesting place.
around Los Angeles
The starks are IN love with IN
Angeles II n near the beach and
the weather is cool There are manv
very beautiful places in Calf. Mr
and Mrs l.. j. Stark
~ E "
Mr.. and Mrs J, a Nayid and two
daughter of Massena Iowa, are visii
ing their father and mother. Mr.. aud
Mrs p shieier. and their brother am
gistcr Mr. and Mrs A ". Cray oG .hk
city Mr. Maybe was associated with
4 r Gray In the drug business n
Guthrie for four years He has bser
preaching the GOSPEL for ~ years. W.
is now rastor Of the First @Msssodisi
church ~ Massena. Iowa.
He will preach al the First Baptist
church OF this city on Sunday morn
ing and will be glad to meet all ~,
his old friends there
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X ~ Ger Nohls ana hfosd
REV J hdmaaa Thompson, Rector
fsth SUNDAY aflef tfinhY
church school 81 sM q IA
Mcruiag Prayer aud segmen ~ ~ ~
Mr ,esil Williams hes eeea tonac' sva
sub she shalF II rtinliy ehurh fss =
numi,eg " y~tas ~ tenor sebeisl tls has
worked hard and tAithfaily ~ the iasefvs'
( lhe mUstcsl part # tbe sersisc~ u the
hnrh sud bis efforts afr appreciated hi
The mcn.herw ~ frinttf ne evhioneed hy
the numbcrs attending the sefsifve 10
which he has taken part liz is spea %
rvnln,r to kannas CITY Na anA has
s,uaeutesi tn he the satoist ~ the sefvlye
.n SUNDAY mefning This y ypat last
hancc e. heaf Mr wuuama ae 4 meHhvf
II rriany ehair iie viii be greatly
MISSED bt bis hon,s congregation bal ems
ana az ieln 10 wishina him fhr sufveHa
ahirb W. fsvi sure wlli D. hie IL 'hr
nusieal ciri tea u Kansas CTS
Choir practiee Thursday nisht At ~
o'clock
Next SUNDAY. tals goth. relng me
erast ~ ~ Iamsa. the Apastls." there
gll he celebration ~ HelY Communion
ullh special musis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Our equipment for Grind
ing Ophthalmie Lenses is
the most complete in the
State and our Thirty Years
Practical Experience in
Grinding and Fitting
Glasses Assures You the
Best. Mail us your Pre-
scriptions and Brok c n
Lenses and get the benefit
of our Correct and Prompt
Service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
AuT1M1 II 7 Q I ]! ! BILE @ 1

A warm engine takes less fuel Than
cold one.
The brake mechanism seldom sets
the luhrlention Il deserves.
Clean on carbon with cloth dipped
ia gasoline 90 brush may he used,
when " IL absolutely necessary 10
run on nnt tlru kvep tlae tlru IN sofs
dIrl u possible
Don't blow your hnrn in "a attempt
20 hurry herd Of cows on this road,
II emit be- done
Excessive play ~ sne main ahrf' "
the gcarset may cause the gar shlfter
les.r 10 ba forced our og position.
The addition of little parr nake
graphite 10 the luhriratlnK oil "a
help 10 motors that have aeen sosns
wear,
A storage battery will run down
quickly n m. terminals occasionally
touch sha cover " the steeI retaining
boa.
Email brigh, metal chi~csa, such ss
sctews, may be bla~d by the simple
process ~ placing them On piece ~
sheet metal aud holding over nga
until the parts being treated have a%
Aufned the desIred ealor.
One of the most useful methods ~
conserving the HIS N The springs IA
10 cover them with boots u leather or
imitation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Special Meeting Domestic seienee
aNit4t,

Special Meeting Domestic Science
Club
A special meeting OF the Domestic
Science club was held yesterday at
the home OF Mrs John Loveless.
Miss Hewey of Wichita, gave very
interesting demonstration AZ cakes
and iclngs. snd she prepared aud
served a luncheon This MAS wues,
meeting Yesterday each member
was entitled 70 hvi,e gueu and
about titty ladies acre present,
n n "
Ns~ Soeal Club.
A new social club has been organ
iaed here u is composed OF SIX
Guthrie women and six oklsharla
City women. and Thursday It was on
ter,ained here with proeressiv,
luncheon. The three courses wcr,
served Japanese style by velma Orn,
and Ailcen Nets dressed as Jap-. Tn,
first course was served 81 the h,m,
of Mrs Flcckenstein. the second 4
the home Of Mrs NJ S paee and IN.
third at the home n Mrs. Leroy 10
gan.
Five hundred was played durlng -,
afternoon and the high score at n,
game vas made by Mrs T p. Jor
dan. Mrs r. v Smith and Mrs. mar
old Moore were special guests an,
following are the members Mrs. r
A. tMcAlester. Mrs. w A. Quasta
Mrs. VIII Jordan. Mrs. Bailey. MIR.
Crook and Mrs y T. Jordan. all o
Oklahoma City and Mrs l.. s. pav,
Mrs, Fleckenstein, Mrs. Oachs. Mrs
r. h Metz. Mrs u. r smith an,
Mrs Leroy Logan The club VIII me-
noxt month at Oklahoma city viii
Mrs. McAlester.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
,,., aa,n,. as.esd,., ,c,.sep., osa,

t~st suthfl~ Methodist tnisfspsi ths'th
Eleventh Hnd West Movie
Rahert a I,ehew. - Pastor
sunday school 10 a ~
Morning Worship, u ~
sermon tiod's LITERARY dahtefpiete
~ AhNse
Hpsorth ieaenc, z 70 m
Evcnine Praise service iD
Illustrated sermon the Passion ~
lnr Lord
The pictures used sFe ~ the famous
'aNalan Play given every ten yeaw ~
iberammfreR0 THIS service viii be hela
mt ~ doors " weather e warm iou
yli profit rs The service
A reoliai wrlnome to ell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
Meheal., npl.eepal Church South

Chas l. Cantef. Pastor
tal East oklRhoma Phone lN.
sunday scheol promptly at . %.
! e. watts, gupt
Preaching Services II m. ana 4 p NJ
Miss Annie llelen Hicks II Kansas CITY.
vill assist the pastor with the eleven
fclock services Miss Hicks Ia from
Garrett nible and TraininK school and
mus, pleasing and helpful speaker.
fhla service viii be both inspiraliousi sud
Instructive
Fpwofth League s.ryier, 7 y m
Services for Juniors IN Sunday school
'0oms, II A. m
Prayer meeting aud Bibls study wsh
aesday. .. IA
Every member Is urged - be- pfeo"ni
u all the services.
Visitors always welcome
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Swedish labor for candy manufac
turo is relatively cheap The ma.
JorIty OF workers are women. whe
receive lower wages than do the wo-
men workers In the textile industries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
ttrft lsapii@s Church
Corner Mobile and VINE
Daniel a. wade, Pastor.

sunday school "a 9l5 ~ r. fara,.
upnfintendcnt
orRsniscd classes far sli ages
Preaching beth morning and sweating
~ m sn % n.
BYE t.. dt3 . IA
d A. Nnyl from MossluR iuwH, VII
reach for rs hath alofninR aud sYcnlnR
You arr invited 90 atteud these sfeylrra
Father and Mother come 3" sunday
school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
seven o'clcek Dinner.

seven 0NNnNA bunNcFs
nr. and Mrs. l. A Hahn entertain
cd with seven o'clock dinner las
evening IN honor az Mr. and Mrs. n
G. Scoit and Miss Margaret Scott oi
nallas, who are the housegucets o
Mrs IanrR Parsons
The dinner table was decorated
with roses and seated With the hon
or guests we're Mrs Parsons. Rev
and Mrs. a O. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs
n G. Porter, and Mrs NJ 1. ArmAn.
trout Miss Blanche Mead ~ Moline
m. Miss Dorothy Nichols and MIR
+. H. Parsons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
Unfair to nolh psr,l..

When you ASA tor standard az.
licle IN lta line and 4 anbatliuta ~
imitation W forced up0n you. two par.
lrs are wfoDged bs the transaction
souraetf and the maker OF tho artlels
tou wantsd u pays t0 gst genuin@
Foley kidney prs f0r hack4chr,
rheumatic pains and other symptoms
lof kidney and bladder troubn.
sold Everyvhs-a
10 making a pie. brush the under.
crust over with the white OF an eqr1
This VIII prevent the juice from the
fruit soaking through aud spelling the
appearance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

DR.. Henry Tiben who has been the
guest OF Judge and Mrs. Prank Dale
returned yesterday to Chicago. Mr.
Henry Lawrence Of wichia who N
also a guets OF Judge and Mrs. Dale
will be here for several days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

ssthsItv fhnfsb.
Rev. John Wan ssstsi, rssssf.
tii North Film street
on sunday
pi,a, mass aud sermon. TNA NJ
Second masa and srrgipu. ~ nl A. IA.
Un Week Days.
Eseaing devotion ~ ~ 4 n
Mass every dag al = o'clock A. N,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

wv HFFH"HF'F v H"FF"3
" t. auw wiliisms, Pastor.
Corner Eleventh street aud Mansnf
Avenue.
sunday Rrhool At pD A. NJ
Preaching, IA ~ A. 81 and 10 y. NJ
Class Meeting, ~ 10 A NJ
Prayer Meeting Wednesday ! W y "
Come aud is, Ne Worship ibs L.fd to-
yethrr Ia the beauty N iialinTss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Reading AZ ~ IA
Heading room ~ nv West okNhems
Avenue Open rram u 10 A N - y ~
xcept Sundays and holidays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
Gave u TO Children and Grand.

Gave n TO Children and Grand.
children
Mrs. v. NJ Katz. 502 Armondale 81
y 81, Pittsburg, Pa writes. Il CAV.
Foley's Honey and Tar 10 nv lifI.
grandson when he had bad col
and u did him lots Of good uses
4 lot OF II when my own childret
we're small" II must have merit to
hold the leadership generation afte,
generation
Sold Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
United Pr~~bytetian sharvh.

Nnileu FfenbftfftnH tbafNua
Pastor .. W. Bitniey. IN. u.
Corner Ath htfect and Cleveland Avenue
Sabbath school AT 10 a. m
Preaching NJ n a. ~, and ~ m
YP g. v. 81 T.i5 D m.
MIA week meeting. Wednesday, = 90 r NJ
Ersrybady welcome 10 sll swrviwa
Cburea of the Bs.fbser.
1900 E Harrison.
Ray y. Wagons. Pastor.
1929 n Harrison.
sunday seryicas.
sunday school. 10 90 A n
Preaching Service. II 90 A 81
Christian Workers Meeting. 30 7. n,
Preaching, SIS r. IA
Week Day Services
Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday. 7 10 Y. 81
Itrs rrssbstsrss ,asren.
Corner Division and Noble,
Geo. %. Nichols, rs.tar.
Residence. 2m y Noble Ave.
Sabbath school. . 40 O. ~.
Morning worship. II o. m
Yps. e. E,Tp m.
Evening worship, " m
You are cordially Invited ~ attend.
TIE Csssch ~ Nsssrsne.
w. v. Oiis. Pastor.
corner Hightb street and Warner
Avenue.
SUNDAY school ~ 80 A. A..
Superintendent. " ". HoaR.
Preaching st II 20 A. ~
Young Peoples meeting at 7 80 y ~.
Preaching at 80 A. N.
Midweek Prayer aud Praise service,
Friday evening at 7 10,
All are cordially invited 10 thesr services
Come with us and we viii do you good.
first Cbnseh " Christ. Scientist.
1iG north Broad Ftfeet.
snndsy school az g:s5 A. ~.
sunday service ~ a. ~.
Wednesday 8 .. nj.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

] HAVE i5 acres OF meadow. Want
some one 10 put upon shares. John
Mahoney at Jos ~ y. Okla. Ava
Phone 100.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

First baptist ehsssb. trsij
Dr. ., N. ssass. rs.sss,
Corner springer Avrnus and Broad street
SUNDAY school at D;ao A. ~.
Preaching At 1870 A. NJ
Hy.p q. ut s.50 Y, N.
Peaehing a. 500 y, ~
All cordially welcome.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

fisst thslsslan tkafsh,
nlhie s.hoal . Is ~
4aniaf congregation ~ w m
rrsshina Al n q ~ ~ Ehisr lwhn
uwenx
ubist The ,huph ef chrssl, ~
latcg nistoyy
Prayer msrtiss "Wednesday eteHinE
Theme The se II indisldWal tai
enis Hassa 90 Matt asii In
choir practice Thursday esealag
~ hssslrstnt sud ae ptraehiae ~ nisht
An ffltnAs arv e0g.iaily invited
u0oa mRste, slad wsiyeiac
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

~ rsai NJ ~ -'basrh
nraad anH rerktna
SUNDAY s,hooi AZ 10 IA
Mornlng arrvhe ~ n O. ~ sublert
TEST ~ Tenaeyneaa
senior league " 8 m
Esening Srrsite ~ b. m Preaching
An alwayn lnyl,nd
" alton B1wp. Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
Church Of Christ,

Church ~ Christ
A. w. Freeman, uis,.i.T,
Meets 81 seventh street aud waFasf
Avenue every sunday "a ~ ~ A N
Preaching AZ n 40 A " and ~ T. "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

N. y, Aiisten, Fastas,
w. Fmni A. w. ". Church fdaif
Corner Film street snd Villas Avenue.
sunday School % 80 A N
Preaching At II - A. NJ and TW = "
A. r. y League from a.3o 10 ~ = ~
You are cordially iasitsd 10 attend srrv'
lees sunday at H. Paai A. "a " church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
The LEADER
Church Corner

Iu.t Methodist trisser@i shssse
tnrnrY ntaAd sNt Nsbie
SUNDAY NtAssai Rsta -s
rhalassrs tliFftn. Supt
wrrkseN ieanNe y m
sirssv James, rres
servlse. A II m end = N
Merning rh@ Asi ~ Appw' laltan
lArsssua ywhiA purM ~ Msaa NJ w
I rhANiaA ffg
rhe e,vnlag .ersiev pnl ~ hsM en sh'
shuryh iawn
ceralat welcome "a an svfgises
John A ,Aiias. Faster
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

FOR SALE: Baby buggy In flri
class condition phone NJ >
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
DAILY r-ouc2r

DAILY rAcuoNr
Grtef knits two hearts "a closer
bonds than happiness ever can and
common sutterings are FAR str0nge1
links thaW common Joys Lamar
tine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

German Lntbsran rhnsrh.
~ E,idsr. 81 MARSHALL, Pastor,
Corner Seventeenth Street aud Lsgsn
Avenue.
Services every second sabbath.
sunday school a. pAb A. A.
Preaching at II Oo A. M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
TOO LArE no CLASSIFY

old Everywhere
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TIE Chssch ~ Nsssr~ne.
w. v. Oiis. Pastor.

rirst Cbnseh " Christ. seiestist.
fiG north Broad Street
snndsy school AZ s:45 A. ~
sunday service II a. m
Wednesday . y. nj.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-10-11
MUNICIPAL CARE OF TREES.
AS Much a Function of Civic Control as
Lighting, Says Writer.

Simple and practical information with
which the ideal of "the city beautiful
NAV be brought nearer realization Is con
tanned in a recently published bulletin.
"Street Trees" prepared by a horticul
tlrrist of the United States department
of agriculture. With very few eXcep
tions, the bulletin points out, the tree
growth of the streets Of the average
American town or city is ragged and I'M
kempt.
That of the suburb or small village IS
not much better unless it has been under
adequate municipal control, and the
paintings on a given street have been
confined to a single kind OF tree. These
modern necessities, the telephone, teie-
graph, electric light and trolley car, each
have shared in the mutilation and de-
struction of good trees. Too few MUM
cipalitics realize, however, that these
modern facilit les can be provided without
impairing the beauty of shade trees, says
the writer. One means of preventing in
Jury is more general use of alleys for
public untility wires. Faulty pruning
has also caused much deformity.
/ Providing shade on city streets is as
much a municipal function as providing
/ lights on sidewalks, says the publication
and therefore should be undertaken By
public officials Negative control by re
quiring permits for planting, pruning
and removal is little better than no
control Probably the most satisfactory
supervision is through an unpaid com
mission of three or five membeTs-mcn
who should be appointed to long terms,
since it takes two to three years for a
commissioner. to realize the needs and
scope of the work, according TO the bulle-
( tin.
| Even good board charged with the
care of street trees can accomplish little
without liberal funds. These NAV be
provided by appropriation from the gen
eral tax fund or direct assessment
against the property owners, collectible
with their taxes. In any event, the min
imum appropriation provided should be
sufficient to carry on properly the work
! already begun.
Fine feathers make fine hats.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-10-11
HINSDALE, N. H.
Cider Question Disturbs Farmers.

Slipping cider through a straw may,
vet become a reality, if the efforts OF
officials of the Cheshire County Farm
Rureau and prominent farmers in TINS
section have any weight in Washington.
Several kilograms have been sent by
farmers to friends in Washington ask.
ing them to assist in unwind1ng some or
the red tape pertaining to the manutacc
tlIre of cider, and g. NJ. Putnam or
Contoocook. president of the New
Hampshire Farm Bureau federation, has
wired the president of the American
Farm Bureau federation at the capltoi,
asking assistance from the national
body. -, -
reau. has received a telegram from U.
II. Whitcher, state prohibition director,
which contained information THAT the
latter has been constantly urging per
nits to farmers to manufacture cider for
their own use" Mr.. Whitcher wired
that these permits cannot be obtained
except directly from Washington.
It's n "watchful waiting" game for
the farmers. Meanwhile good crops OF
apples are going to waste and the tillers
of the soil are muttering unpleasant
things under their breath about govern
mental restrictions. One of the farmers
is considerably riled because state off
cial called him on the phone and asked
him why he didn't sell his apples in
stead OF waiting to convert them into
cider. 1t is said he didn't have the
heart to tell the official that cider apples
are good only for cider or vinegar.
DESPITE Mr. Whitcher'S opinion that
10 gallons of sweet cider is sufficient fol-
the use of any individual, even for sale
it is stated that cider is being sold i'll
much larger quantities at the various
county fairs.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-10-11
HAMILTON HOLT
BOLTS HARDING
League of Lati0ns Issue-Hopes
Others VIII Follow.

NEW YORK, Oct lI.-Into the
breach in the Republican ranks caused
by Senator Harding's open opposition to
the league of nations IN bis Des Moines
speech Of Thursday was drawn Satur-
day Hamilton Holt, editor of The indie
pendent and an enrolled Republican. In
a letter to Herbert Parsons, ormer re-
publican national committeeman from
this state whose announcement on Fri
day that he could no LONGER support
Harding fell with stunning effect on the
Republican leaders, Mr.. Holt Saturday
said he would stand with Mr. Parsons III
voting for Cox and Roosevelt on the
league of nations issue.
He expressed the hope that William
Howard Taft. president of the League
to Enforce Peace; President Lowell OF
Harvard, chairman of the leagues eXecu-
tive committee: Herbert Hoover, Oscar
Strauss and George w. Wickersham
would Join in the schism.
Three more recruits on the list of the
Pro-League Independents. were announced
Saturday. This organization appeals to
political independents who will vote the
Democratic ticket this year because con
WINGED of the Importance of the league
of nations. The three new members
were George Foster Peabody, Roger w
Babson, well known as a financial stats
tieian, and Ray Stannard Baker, the au
thor
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-10-11
LEAGUE ASSEMBLY
TO MEET AT GENEVA
Will Discuss Plans for Establishment OF
Permanent Court Of international
Justice at Geneva.

GENEVA, Oct lit is not possible
at present to give a complete list OF the
agenda for the sessln of the assembly OF
the league of nations which meets here
on November Is but it is expected that
the following matters will be dealt with
at the first session:
Election of president and vice-presi-
dent
Admission of states not named in the
appendix to the covenant.
The first and second budgets OF the
league, covering the period to December
Provisional estimates for the 1921 bud
Plans for the establishment of the per
manent court of international justice
Establishment of a permanent health
organization. 8.
cation to deal with communications and
transit questions falling within the
snhere of the league under the treaty OF
Tribunal for the settlement of differ
ences referred to in Articles 1856, 337
t376 and $50 of the treaty of Versailles
and in corresponding articles OF otheI
Relations between technical organiza
lions and the council and assembly OF the
| league. ...-,
financial conference recently held al
| Brussels.
Method of apportionment of the e1
penses of the league. =,
| Preparations required to enable the
economic weapon of the league to b'
| used in case of necessity.
Supervision over the execution; o.
women and children.
Questions submitted for the considera
ton Of the assembly by members of the
! league are to include:
Amendments to the covenant Pro
rosaIs by the Danish, Norwegian anc
/ Swedish governments. .4;.-
| General supervision over the executor
of agreements with regard to the trathi'
in opium in accordance with Article ,
/ WXTII of the covenant (at the reQuIes
! Of the government of the Netherlands
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-10-11

very much. / am well and strong am
now able to do my work. I canno.
thank you enough and l recommend
your p.edicine to ny friends who are
sick."-Mrs. SUSIE SACATANsKY, q
East 18th St, Bayonne. y. J.
1t must be admitted by every fair
minded, intelligent person, that medi-
cine could not live and grow in popular
ity for over forty years, aud today hold
a record for such wonderful success.
as does Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, without possessing great
virtue and actual worth. Such med
icines must be looked upon and terme,
both standard and dependable by ever.
thinking person.