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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

Republican Leresr
To Hon, Car Z. MIIliken.
Governor OF Maine
Dear Sir: tennessee mas ratified
the Susan 3. Anthony Amendment
and suffrage mas been finally and fully
granted To women Crfficial nortica -
non from he Secretary Of state Of
rne Unted states VIII undoubtedly
reach you al an early date and the
women Of Name Will nave me night
70 vote ar the coming Stale election
/ nfo-tunaIalv however our State
Registration laws VIII MOI permit a
a. ana full ~e-Ist,ariun Of our new
voters. Already the registration board
Or Portland mas finished It's session:
rhe boards OF ether cities can nnlv
~ece1ve registration FOR IirnIrad
PERIOD and in towns OF less tnan 5oG
voters registration must ne rnaue on
-ne day OF election II is aTlpHrsrlf
chat only d part nf our women voters
can ne registered unless some new
provision OF law Is enacted
g believe ina; the DeoBie ri Maine
vii approve an early call for a special
session OF he Legislature for the
purpose Of enaCrInc Legislation when
will authorize reEIEt-aCion boards IN
every town and cfty to hold speciaI
sessions Tor the registration OF women
voters WIN the power IN appnint
necessHrv deputies and assistants 70
ne END that all women NAV ne regis
tered ana therehv qualified to vote
Continued or Pane a-Coi. 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
FRENCH ALIGN
WITH U. S. ON
RUSS STAND
Have No Use for Dis
credited Soviet
in Russia
French Senis 20 Recent Anertca-
Note IN Russian Solisr Srtastrnr
~ Entire Anree-ert WITH Stand
Tasen-O-iy rniut Or Difference Is
FRANCES Senounir1on OF Art
5uisnevi.o Leader wrangel

u Warrington. AuC. lk-sEr The A
?, The American and French gov
ernrnen-s are n entire agreement Il
principle as 10 hi +U-u-r Of both
Poland and RUssia. Secretary Colby
declared today n IN -ufurrna state
merr interpreting France ~eJulner
70 me American nore 20 Italy Els
statement accompanied publication
Of the translation II the French note
winch was delivered 10 rhe STATE De
parrment On aug. 4 by P--ncs 1e
Bsarn Inc French charge.
France S declararlnn 'of ITS 1ppo-
slaun II the dlsmern perrncuI OF Rus-
STA Is most gratifying, NJ. Colby
said and added
The response Is a notable ueclR--
atom from every Viewpoint and
brings 70 tne position taken Ky Ihe
CuIred States a striking emphasis
and powerful report.
The sec-etarv Of StaEe referred n
French recognition Of Genera Wan
gel IN South Russia as d divergence
hErwesn fhe TWO governments on one
point nun SAID the Jnired States was
disposed 70 regard me declared
agreement az France with The pr1n-
cipies Of the CuITad States as Of more
significance than any diverEence If
policy involved IN the specific ar
ZION If France in TINS single res
poet
The French note declares that ne
Trench government Is Of the same
OPINION" as the American govern
ner1 concerning the present ~ulsrs
Of RuEsla' and proceeds 20 condemn
the B0isheviki in language almost
Identical with thai EMPLOYED IN me
American note n ITALY
Asserting that France is IN com
plete accord with the UuI1ad States
as m necessity for an Independent
Polish state. the NOTE adds.
This is why there is agreement he
tween the French government 70 en-
Continued on Page 4-Coi. a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
Lacks Only Colby Action

Acrlpn Of the louise made Ten
nesses the S6rh Stale % approve r!ls
amendment winch lacked tonight
only fprrnal certIflcauon by Secre-
tArv Colby Of the state department
70 complete lis acceptance by The
Narion.
There If stln possibility that the
souse nay resind lis action At
ne last nomenr speaker Waikiki
leader Of me ants forces changed
ms vote rom no 10 ave. paving the
wav for a motion 10 reconsider, IN
der Eouse Jules ne cHn present such
a nurlun WITHIN The next Two lsgts-
tHrlve dRvs.
Suffrage FOR Mili'ors
Should todAys vote ne confirmed
or ne House tail 70 lake further az
NON befnre adjournment F-lday. mil
hons of women viii be tree under
the amendment IL vote n the P-Esl-
den11al election next November. Only
successful litigation cputesLnE the
iegal right nj ms legislature 70 ratl-
~ the section could prevent them
STRIPS for SUCH test Of ne provision
Of the Tennessee constitution m
voipec already nave h"en taken ny
the Tennessee constitutional! league.
Close Voting
NInefv-slx Of the HIaery- nine
members Of me t7uuse nerc present
lodav ana the alignment, uu~l a
vnue on concurrence was raker, vas
a ne each faction polling IS votes
on a motion ny Mr. WuIkCr- 20 -abie
me resolution on tho nali0t for
concurrence me iIne I'D was 40 to l.
until he speaker changed MS v0Je-
This apparently would give me SUI
fCo-t,nuec or Page Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

WITH az
OLYMPIC Stadium. Antwerp. aug. Is
-, Bv -ne A. rl-The breaking II one
worlds -ecoru-r1e 1ln meters hurdles
WHICH mad stood TOR J. veR-z. ana
ne scoring Of points hy = na1nns n
fuur rnRl events. featured the fourth
dav IN -ns track ana field sports n the
Olympic games to-day
The recnrc performance was MADE
Nv Ear Thompson. representing can
ada Thprnsun Was d farmer Da-t-
-r1nurn College star and rms American
Athletes clam surnP credit Tor MS ain
lsr1r nrowess- iuasnuch as ne was de-
veioped n American schnois anu coi-
IeEp athletics since SINAI noS
vhur1Dsun went over me hurdles n
il - serunus The old recnru. putn
ol--rnrlc and world s. was - seconds
"a = Srr1rhFspn established the MARI
nv running for me United States II
-ne Glvmulc games IN LnndHu IN l9oh.
Il Z Barron uf the Meaduwprooh
C7un. Philadelphia was second. anu
F-eu : Mur-av If the New York An
ietlc club. were ~ne runners VIM 1nrc-
ed THOMPSON 20 extsnd himself anu
pg-4urrr1 ms TASK N -ecUrd time. The
recnr-ri. however, WIS NOT unexpected
FOR Thompson mad been gong fasier n
racr success I'VE meet ne mad cnnpefan
N TINS season. re WAS an example ~
rne perfect fur-riinr tuda. with a STRIDE
over me hurdles fully IN FEEL apa1't
N the asst 80 Yards. where ne gained
ground IN his =-aatest lead
While Ira.- CANADA, Finland ant
Sweden won a. four FIRST places IN to
dsz.'s events. the CONSISTENT perform
sncez IF rhe Americans gained FOR
mem three SECOND places. iwo tnirds
-u,n enurtas. one firth and nnc slXth--a
,ara! nj 90 prints Sweden came next
IN the scoring with Z POINTS and Fin
land third WIN = pnIurs. These three
naunns are now leading N the point
nonu-s. win England fourth.
Notwithstanding me British atnieI-
&c performances and other attractive
features the Olympic games are fail
ing 70 attract many Beigians 70 the
stadium As result the government
Continued or Page Col a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

When ne Tennessee legislature
ratified uhe saaHHn + AuTnuuE
amendment TO rhe Fedora. constIru-
tiun yesterday making me 36th sSate,
Lhe Republican organization n rms
Stare was al prepared, a. months
agn tney prepared me machinery for
lne women vote Lasr winter Mrs
anne ? IAnne-, Mrs. Guy P Gan
nett Of TINS CITY vas chosen II
chairman u he " oman Advlsfo,-y
Committee of the Republican stat.
committee and a woman members
was selected Tor each Of me other Is
counties. Since the nIs1 Of July Mrs
GanneIT mas rBured all Of the couu-
ties IN me STATE IN TING interest NJ
organ Ia Cion among the female
voters. she mas moi talked RPpuhl
cEnlsrn hardly a. all. buT ms offer
cd suggestions as 10 Tne formation
u committee and the staff Is now
preTry viii filled as 70 women com
mirtees Of the Republican persuas-
ION.
Mrs. Gamer Was accompanied On
ner trip through the state ~ F-anb
Fam. the chairman n Inc Repupii-
can State committee, col. Frederic
II. Parkhursr Of Bangor. nc Repu b.
hcan candlGa-e for governor, and ne
candidates for Congress.
? Gannert} chairman III the wp-
men Advlsnr'y CommIr-ee Of ms
Republican State Committee MADE
tne following statement lasr night
M the suffrage nTatfe~-
The news Of the ratification bv Ten
nessee Of the feueraI suffrage amend
neut brings to the women Of Maine
a resl Izarlon rhGlt rhev ma ahead OF
Them an obligation ana a - cred dutr
TO pertorm-the dury of fun cItizen-
srln. This II d testing lime for all
women nut I firmly beiis-e rhev will
ass ume this new responsl bilirv rfIat
mas cnre 10 them. n the most lu1elli-
gent and CONSCIENTIOUS manner
After travelling approximate 4n0n
miles since the first Of july ana VISIT
ing about 800 cities ana towns. meet
ing large numbers of renreserra-1ve
women III eacn cnmmuult5 am con
WINGED tnat me great maJarttv or rne
women nf TINS State reaIize thar III
rhe Republican partv they VIII 1nu me
best medium for attaining their hiEn-
est IDEALS ana aspirations
il IL the party that AZ all times mas
mn only conceived but mas act1levsd IN
the shape Of laws the highest ldeaIs OF
The Republican organization. from
the State committee down, has gwen
the women their heH--lest conpe-trlnu
ann assistance. They have welcomed
them ~Iuto their town county ana
State organizations. We have had rhE
Iowa Euppnrt NJ our United States
and congressman. The Re
publican candidate for governor. Fred
sric Il. Parknurst. naseve-7-wne-e on
cur thur of Name urged upon the WON
en- the uecsssi1v for organization ana
fitting themselves for the franchise
He mas voiced The belief rha- ther are
To be a most valuable asser u, the Re-
publican party
In every county the organization OF
Republican woman is practically COIN
niere and viii ne entirely sn ny the
first of September Tins EXPERIMENTATION
is an exact dupllcarlnn Of the men e or-
ganixariun.
With This structure founded. as
believe. on rlgtIt principles. and upun
the -ecn-ri Of the Republican party, we
Continues on Page .-Cni -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
SENATOR CUMMINS
VERY SICK NAN

Des MnInes- Ia AuE 1s-The
condition Of Tinted States Senior
A z. Cummlnz. VINO has beer IN
poor health. was reported SERIOUS
among ms friends TO-DAY He is SUI
feI-,rg f,-nn ar enlarged aorra, II IL
said
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
destroyer Pruitt
1as Speed to, Spare
IN ROckIand Course

5-'.ElZnc No, aug 16.-The torpedo
i--7"er 7-ulrt built at me
r "o~Es. exceeded hey "nr-
'"-'ffn@rts IN per standard
- .-;s.s ~ ne Rockiand course
Ht av"~aEe speed FOR I'VE
V'- -'ins W.T. :.a-s5 KNOTS an
7-7pes e. revolutions Tor TINS
- ms ave-a-e,l 80 - and The
~. 'Ws- T"raEp was IN iJn Fur
' 10 MADE tolr1u--uv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

Nashville Tenn. Aug 1S--he
amendment extending eaual suffrage
20 American women WIS ~a-lfea TO-
day for Inclusion n the tede-Zl con-
sfl1urlun. rhr lower f4ouse 0f the
Tennessee ierIslature voting 80 70
as 10 concur in me Senate resolution
adopted FRIDAY - La 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
THE WEATHER
EAIS

Northern New England Far
-fursday and F'rrdav, rnodera- e
tenn Da5'2L u-eS-
Southern New England Cloud"
Thursdav: Friday fair, with rising
temperatures.
Eastern New T nrk Fair IN north
ciuuuv N south portion Thursdav
Frndav fair. moi mucn change N
teInDHracurB-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

The OUTLOOK for New England Is
fur partly cloudy weather and mod
crate temperatures Thursday and
fa1,. weather FRIDAY with no mater
ia change in temperature.
Winds rth Of SANDY Eonk-WSu
be moderate tn fresh northeast,
cloud.- weather
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
What SuHrage's Highest
Head Says of Ratification
MRS. CARRIE CHAPMAN
GAIT. President Of the Ma
tional Woman Suffrage As
ISOLATION.

"1u- mothers oesan T. Sc
e -ar~re or - as as. ~ Z way a
sacred trust Arc Z great 5af- u
our vIcrn''s iE compounded Of OAR
+eeiInu az loyalty = tire past ard
our subtraction rnat we ravs
stnnu fartn<ui 70 RS trust II
rreans opportunity +p- more work
ard acted responsibility fnr
stnrner ~ national service. Tire
sSorner are -eary +or -i7s work be
+u-e +.,er."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
SUFFRAGE FORCES TO
GUARD AGAINST MOVE
TO RESC|ND ACTION

lower House of Ten
nessee Legislature
Concurs With Sen
ate, 50 to 46 In Ratif-
cati0n-A elton of
Speaker " ak r,
L e der of Anti
Forces. Leaves Pcs
sibilIty of Reversal
f. of Result-H GUS
Can Vote to Recon
sider Within Two
Days - TumultoUs
Scenes During Par
hamentary Battle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
LEWISTON GAINS
BY REVISED COUNT

Washington. Aug. IS.-The census
ru-eau announces the population nj
LewIsrBr DE. revised as Sl.7H3
previously announced as 51,6nz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
5nEtur Forecast

Boston ana Vicinity Thursda y
cioudy; Friday fair and somewhat
warmer fresh northeast winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
CANADIAN IN
new HURDLE
MARK, OLYMPIC
10 Metres Event IN Il
4-5 Sec. by Ex-Dart-
mouth Star

sreatss Die zecu-n 81 s Seco1rs
Mace - Years Ano-Arerira1s
Get Soorly Srare o. Days rnirts
II, s. NnA~ leading Wft1 Total
u4 To- 1o,rts--i miami Secprn
Wit- az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
BOTH PARTIES IRGE

The fuiiowlnC ieTta- was sent last
night by the Repu bhcRn STATE Com
ni-tee 70 Gov MilIken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

c1mpsfant usfire ard rar+nry hrlr
~tf ma<e your wors easier anc uore
rrsftatss. An Augusta Want AID viii
get yea ssrHer srnrirsss. Teiep'rne
-75 are ask Tor Juu~nai Mant Al
Ia4ser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29
NO MORE CASH THIS
YEAR FOR STATE
Money In the Hands OF Treasurer
Now Totals sll,o0oo0o, Ac.
cording To State Treas.
urer Lcecraft

Oklahoma Cry Na - can for
The fepaymenl al eteWs per cent
of lhe ansoant " lale funds sas
with then hasans been mada this
fsll oa vlnuaiis all State hanks
ntrsiue ~ ael~e tor lherc uiH IA
no noed shlssyear fet ihe withdrawal
ef additional mone A \ I.eeorsfs
alaic ireavuror ala yesterday
Money Withdrawn Was asesl almost
entirely to pay fef oois,andinx state
bonds ralred hefi helr maturs
~ sp.le ~ Ihe 4 hara~ai 81 money
from iae aeposigo noat ~ them
have oa hand pow nare state money
than shey had iaw YEAR l.eeQragt
said Total cash on hand rrcoFsled
yesterday in the ffaie tfeasurefs af
tice WAS siisss $50 uAae al tbe
eoFreH nnding dss laa year me toial
fansls y due in pa 90 heass tollee
tlons Il eHoss tFpaueHon tan and ii
iaft " the large l.anu ~ ronn Y
funds TO he usei .u hald'nt roads
on Deposit with tha irca uger i le
avera9" daily iosa ou haaf snr ihla
year has been approximately Is epa
o'o. said l.eecrafs
state bonds feiFed from fhn sluk
iu1 fund this seor smonu to
proximafely slpeeeo0. aH OF witch
@fwe i'oavht NJ IS censH on 81 par
value yirfnalls al bonds held ~
residents Of OAlaimma have he,n r.
sirsAi There approximately a.
GOO oso ieft IA lhe SINKING fanl Wlleh
IS 20 BE- spent foe more boud ia.e
craft said
Atsinueh asaie FINDS were "a de-
E'onis ln the banks Thar wero reor-
xanlzed ~ the ank commissioner rc
GENTLY when tbe had bseasne iiinols.
ent no Joss vas Sustained hs~ansc
faH secufhs VAS held for fhe
announces denoeea. Leeraft eaia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29
rne sss ssss c,nsmas.

Miss Aanelee Vernon me broad.
way erstie bar made shesc sel,wsions
81 she sls hsss ns~c~mhcr ntxurss
afger seeing aavanvea shoal haas 81 all
isrpcuAnf flms
Canraa IL uuess ~ lils Vaash 4
wAlam DeMslle rroirspNn haseA oa
the i.eoaagd Nerrfek novel, ~ that
sme.
llslioirape casmorolHan frs
doc ien from the story ~ Rkhara
Wanshhnrn chnd
The Lsfe o. ile T'Arfy Fswsy A..
buckles first STIRRING vehrle tor
Paramount
hhem~s atobersson Caie nfo-
daciion directed ~ CAsnfer
The Tnxsne Iaioes Winiam =
Hark own prodacgfon ~ she STORY
ny himssis IN whivh he II starred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29
MURDER IN IRELAND


Sim t'rlncrs from time d inne
ass mate representatives of ihe
etawn and tn retaliation envrra
meni iorees hnru inwns and Slny
individuals wilhoHi rolng a. ans
partlenlaf palns ia see thai resrt
button lalls upnu Die cslly
The Sfilhh claim that Smu
.teln IS "a blame for the murdef
of knplixhmrn and Siam FeinvrS
,kelarf ital ihe government
ounleNanees The repfisals If ihe
Rlaek and Tan Thtre Is strong
heaN ~ opnlon III England as
well 81 ia Ireland which hrllcves
fhet 'he government approves err
~ #asi hay no spfinus ahiertlnn
IS These rcprlsals Tl4e Man
chester Guardian has reported
numerous Instances whore Nlapk
Aud Tan soldiers destroyed wholeI
villages ani Killed innocent pcr
SON IN revenge for some outrage
lleire,ratei ~ nmknown SnnI
Fehcrv Evidence Il lacking
that the Black and 'rans meet
With any punishment from mili.
iary authorities for their acprr
iaiinu
A between The .vn valirtics ~
mnr.ler prevalent II ireland There
ls liiilf ehowe However. the|
Slrn felnrrs IA leasl are AlaNinrl
their ayowAl rnpmle The Black
and Tan troops are killing indls
rrlmAaiely anll h leflaaet of ihe
iplArniions usaallf observed bA
, qre uleilYoa 0f laN md order
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29

Isl x Nw& wwMwMM IA
ssu FaAelsce maH hfpgshg sui
gcf dlsasen. ehissiIus So Ns SIT.
hrinslnk 4 net iloa "a fvd wHA ha
tre Seme huebaras aFv eeuslpN
flplsky llelen# unusl independent
Ahoas mo eAis advantage hoFat
haa N sha, NJ anesnt haye 81 saxs
ufl his shoea wbvu Ae saee q hea
Galseatnn Newa
A heFsp Va lhe gear nv ~ anf
pclyhhof aaVo and hlsw oll sls
teeth tamoalaa sC anaslal Ipssaal
Waiter lisilp opa ~eli snawn rA
low.iownrmau. wan vseAlpe elaek
trrfts hast week AnA was raaa
sasked hs skunk Arkansaa Them
aA cat
The ehi,f atm ~ every alile9tug y
Als la in heeoms pstchel tiAv'ief
rniea con srlaf STAR
9ineh mogher rvled WilVle polnl
sna 90 ihv elephanl 'Iien blNse
aan f amt has" valnv' lins
mauy nnep uuns lrll YoM neyef I
aes Anti Ilasiou Tffanacrlps
Circus manAaer So yon want
Mh, do yuu What HspnH wDalh Ynu
gaka II lion were % earaps =
Good long ONES. savnet'T Ealn
burg seusnman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29
LAMBS LOCAL REALTY
SOON Apttss JOKE
HscNseow ANo lowasows

gContina a nam rake I,
knew Ana Mary o'tonnof bad gre.
sseasls a~ed The fopulAe phrase Hes
. lo~hrew =
Then NJ ssokc Avery insws~sd
a~llsersax hlsn~ssf os sAis iaomhfilsnx
acfmitiun,
The tiffs~fsec between hlkhlsVw
and aeah0N j. the same ~, on ne
one hard tsrowniux, baooa lhr inr
heeens sln. she foufsA dimension and
Runpesies and. "a she osllsr l.aafa
1s~sn llhhy ham sandwiches near
hesw. ! and her. RS flanussss. ioAth
perks and fas slneN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29
Rheumatism Comes
From Tiny Pain Germs

slAernfpf~ h an~ which elsauses lhs
hls 80 ~ theNn germs. sut Fias
tasm sutlealy nal AT the esFeulatiaH
ilAa n whN N Al 4 the KfeatesE
kn0wn hlead pnFlfter la su aaeeAsa
fal ~ lhe treatment ~ Hheulnsfistn
Is sma pewsgfHl elaanaer Df she Hlond
anal viii Fssnwu thm dInn#aw ssF a.
that ranHa Ysulr MAnamAtlauas wfgnfAs
Ing fuiiet that u genuine
81 a. il u aaid hg Al aFuWglns
Ffew llswF azure ana naal0al sdvlT@
~ Ia bat Nv wFIsInK ta chief Msdt
sal Adqisef. ses NNlfg Laboratory.
Atlanta sia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29

rifrt "a all Net Il fYpiy uksd ln
yoaf mind that 90 ile linllnFnls 81
thu wafid Aaye na pffsNi whategrg
nn Rhaamatsam
Medical aeienslpfa dlffsf ns 10 thr
aaasea Al every form u fbpumati4n
hut agree that whNn eaAsrd by a
tluy disease RHrm iha tuly affective
method uf treatment ~ 80 attack tlie
disease "a Us saurce and cleanse tl4a
blood ~ iia raaae
a very roiniaan form ~ lshean
tiAm II tAasad ID uilllpna ~ slay
dlsnase serms which infaas the bised
The oae aud only sensshle teeasmenl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29
BREAKS A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
Pape s Cold Compound in
stantly relieves stuffness
and distress

neat Stay stuffed nN' QaiI Alov
ine and snalfhrs A dose of PA =
Cola Compound taken eterY 1--WE
hours nntl three dosps afe iakrH
usualiy tycaks 8p q severe cold In |
ends all erlppe misery
The very first dose opens yonr
r'cg9edaa n0sfrils and the mir pa
sage og tAo head stops nose fnu-
piuF relieves ihe hesda he. DAN.
ness. lsverishaess sneernk. sar,
ness and Stiffness
pai4e's f0id goW4n4ua 81 fa
quickest sasex r.lNef known 4nf
costs enly a fex cents AZ drug store
" Affa wih0at assistance tastes
nice contains NJ 4uinlue Insist ap.
or paye'S'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29
A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR cOLOs
AND GROUP

u would surprise you 10 knox .hs
number ~ people who ase and recon.
mend Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs. ] " Rose Verona Pa writes
Chamberlain Cough Reme<y has
been used BY myself and hna,. aud H.
nafneeF of years for coaglss and
colds | also gave Il to my iiiiis
granddaughter three ard half years
q age when she had croan last via
ter. II broke up the attack al one@
have recommended fhis remedy 10
many of my friends add nelxhbo-a
wao have also used il with good ~.
suii8~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29

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Ne FhlnaeA Cpamanrs wwaa wstA
Nveis euupon the pasnt X suaf
ssAn slmt she f,atalc r 10 s,lause fas
AiNh eesi rFhrp h~e Aasn hetlevlaN
thege was shnsgane. q Auafmvss
lana the mafkes and nxsuxhs ouai a.
any ehv IA~m t.wi wan llaw
'sssfssslux X haw re~m fcr hgfn AZ
have - eatth cifapas fati ali aNef
uae aautser yltk "a s.s plaa 80 ey
eept sArgr mOm~y fnf eswl W. fvae
ev have twvn ssss naga 80 hlm slpe
tAlsK pasalsw " lhsAieh ~ tAexW Aae
l~pn 40 esal ahnFsame whu N FesaunF
llsle teF maAlnx the alplse Nrllee lA"Fr
waaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29

More iham 500 gml0 wamca are an
IaoFea IN the slsogs throughout eEe
rnl'esi State very feM h,eiag out
their lolss a. she termination 81 the
war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COl0s
AND THE FLU
First Step In Treatment IA . Brisk
rurgasive With Cal-.-bA the
Purified and Refined Celamsl
Tablets That Are NAuscalass.
Safe and Sure

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thas na mesiielna Euf setis aaa lall4t.
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eia Nlytn alaHel FAseswFa aiso p*gi4s
aat ne fatt fhAt an aetlva liver may
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sat lA aaNeeaafallY Withstand an a.
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slAAtesf inserterenea wsth Yvav ess.
a8 pleaHufa nF wuFk N~xt morning
vuaf shlA MN8 yAmlAh~a yNaF llvwr IA
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sau Afo fssllnm gins. wlsh hearty
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age. nrsta thirty EAvr e#ntA fAHf
aaney ~in 10 ehssrfllly fegwndaa Z
suu Do nos flnd nesa delightful Adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29

The bees ot hraza haay ihe.r hon
ey combs az tho end q n4 slender
est twAs ~ the very samml of a
tFee, - be beyond iAc reNch az monk
eys.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29
HEAL SKIN DISEASES


u is unnecessary for you b. suffer
witheczeina, bloishes, fing@orn. ssheg
and similar skin troubles. zpsno,
ebtsined at any cn1g store for &c or
Sllo forexira large botile. ard prompf.
" applied Hill usually give instant relief
rom itching torture. Il cleanses ara
sDoihcs the skin snd heals quickly and
effectively mot skin diseaess
leno - wonderful, penetrating.
disappearing hquii and II soothing 10
st1e most delicale slsin. II ii not ltrcasy.
= easily applied and co6fs little. Gel
u today and save III further llstrcaA
Tier. W. Rgss CO. cleytG4s.d. o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-29

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tssmsut v.ius 1T capital n tsanrs
aeeeaessy fes peslsians tar wlanws.
mAham and wunAdmsl N ex,aetepa.'
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