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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
Hoods SarsaparilIa
IS TIE IDEAL SPRING MEDICINE.
DESPERATE FIGHTING

IN IRELAND

tContinned rom Fase ~
lcr-v came in sishl Nnen me crr
came into the center pos ton ina
report continues. 1T was rased v.
the f,re Of the - guns. mos' os iaa
police were sho. on and ihe car eae'a
10 a dead stop. Some ~ ihe e'iee
when they got on the road made a1
attempt 10 put fight hu he second
volley. which included al the rifles
wiped them out.
What IS termel IAN exceedingly
risky operation as we were haf t'e
enemy strength was tine aiiack 'n
County Donegal on N .'iiary ,faia
from Derry. According to the bri-
ade commanders report tae attach
ing party numbered 9t Information
was received at 20 at nighi 'he
porn says. that the special train w
q leave Derry at a m- the ne1
morning.
.Iitile time was left 10 choose
position and get settled bat tae
train was late. giving MS three-qilars
ters or an hour 70 get ready We
chose a cutting. one side ol wAich
sas on a level with the carriage " n-
COWS At the ends Of each side we
piacod hombeFs aud rifle men ana ne.
tween were placed the rema rln-
r.rcynen and the others differently
armed. Two large bouldeTs were
placed on the rails and the wire
fences at each side We're pulled up
10 afford a safe exit The station
bialding a short distance away was
taken possesslon OF ana green l.sht
displayed
There We're seven carriages on the
s:aln ara Il was travelling at great
speed when Il struck the stones
Fire was opend from both sides
and bombs were hurled through the
windows. The FIRE WAS returned
from the CAB OF the engine, where q
Lewis gun was in position. Aur rifle
mon at the rear end OF the tram go-
down on the line for enfilading fire
bat after about ten minutes. was
forced 10 order a retreat 10 effect the
safe escape OF our men. Eight bombs
were thrown. two OF which we are
certain landed in carriages.
In the retreat one Of our TWO par
ties was surrounded twice but tough.
its way through on each occasion
One OF our men IS missing and we bH.
l.eve he has fallen into the hands Of
the enemy. No other casualties We're
suffered on our side and. despite thei-
denial. We have every reason TO be-
heve that at least ten men were
either killed or wounded on the
enemy side
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
SULPHUR CLEARS.
ROUGH, RED SKIN
Face. Neck and Arms Easily Made
Smooth. Says Specialist

ANY breaking out of the skin, even
fiery. itching eczema. car oe quickly
overcome By applying Etsle Aentlao-
Sulphur, declares : acted skin special
- Because of rs germ destroying
properties. this sulqhrr preparation
hegius az untc 70 soothe irri;ated skin
ard heal erHpsicns suSh d 5 rash, pifl-
q.es and rus worm.
li sever fails 10 reiaofe the torment
and Disagreement. ard ycu do net have
20 wait for relief frcfa embarrassment
Improycr cnt quickly shows. Sufferers
from skin trouble should obtain a
small iar Of Meatnc Sulphur IRON
any good druggist 80 use il IKE cold
Eream.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
TOWN TOPICS


To toed Chancellor BirsenheAd IS
remarks at the annual banquet Of the
allied brewers n England that there
need be no alarm over Ensland'S go-
ing dry The Springfiel Republican
makes the re-ort that tile nation
which gave hrth to pnritanism and
later 10 Methodism is rot incapable Q
prohibition b." In spite 81 Lord Chan
cellors and Tie modern British Hesr-
age
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22

OF the IS or l9 million telephones
IN The world. IA mlllion are IN tae
United States end from one TO a
dozen women talk thru them every
day Men DOM like 70 telephone
women dote in it canada has only
la million telephones, Great Britain
million Germany l IL million No
wonler she women of the rest Of The
world look wstfally toward America
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
STAMP the Goods. They say

Iudian@'s representatives IN Cong
ress are asked to support the Capper
Truth in Fabrics Bill That virgin
wool and shadLy in goods should he
plainly indicated by stamp or label
on the goods. strikes the country as
sound business policy The people
and state legislatures are supporting
it, So far only the manufacturers
z pose H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
Spring Medicine

quickly d!spe,s f-t exhausted
feeling. enriehea the t.cod aad ben
ents ihe mental muscular and ner-
vous systems. Ia word @lss
'4r-lezist Hoods S1rSap aplrIll2 is
our most dependable restorative
Ons the hest ssnic aud purify
ing Ingredients used roots. heros.
h4rke and berries such as phsal-
risns often prescribe 4 record u
+e wears Sueressfui use II VIII 20
you good TrF &, fhis spring.
4 mild ,axatlre. Hoods P.IIs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
NELLIE MELBA RECOVERING
FROM MONTE CARLO TRIP
Great Opera Singer Must Spend
Long Time on Sea Voyage
To Regain Her
Health

Paris. Aprl Madame Nell'a
MeI8a. opera singer is spending a
month here preparing for trip 'a
Australia. Uroa her recoverey IRON
a severe ,llaass at Monte Carlo He-
physicians ordered long sea yoyaso
Madame Melba viii SAN from Ene
land early IN June fer ihe Ini'ei
states where she may sing and iAe'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
New Needed BY Nearly Every One
20 Purity the Bleed and su'ld
10 Strength.

Few come 70 these trying spE ink
davs wifhou. weariness. aeh.ittt
that -tired feeling. caused n -a.tt
pArt by impure. ds-tiiA .xed b.eo..-
Change of season oiteh AXE
all the strength odt - me
many people say. -.s
needed Is Hoods Sarsaparlsla. u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
Nine Drill camps mis- sammer

Tine War Department wi1i coadac.
mine training camps ,h's summer,
graded ref white and "blue"
But attendance win BE- voluntary IN
mot compulsory The red camps VIII
be for youths between i6 and 49, 70
demonstrate NAsi physical moral
|and mental development results from
military training The country does
ot object 20 training ana sisc Zine.
It objects to rs having IDS Young men
made military minded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22

The Big circusas have decided 20
give no more street parades. and
baseball bats instead Of being deilat-
"a viii cost twice as much Il looks
like hard year for the Logs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22

las M lmHresslonahle and asfeciion-
ate nature may visit America, and
how hls mother ireads il on account
of ,he American girls. she dosen't
know h. would be In luck to get an
American princess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22

Tho domestic trca9ss ~ tne s-use
Acld vanish :,,o 'hp Mr. under .hs
magic wand ar - Waui ads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22

ELIZABETH II was very glad you
liked me 50 iarch IN Mrs Wigs of
he Cabbage Patch 1 thought nearly
everyone would have forgotten that ny
his iliae
J thnt The next picture you VIII see
ne in j. Sentimental Tommy. a Par
ir"nni picture " Barries play. Iam
working 90 i now, and IL is ms third
o te made with 0'areth Hughes. Who
las lhe part II Tommy
nope you win like me- as much as
rise. As sou liked me as Asia. like
irlSel better than any part / have had.
irobAhly because ! had sci my heart
"a Ii aud | came SO near not getting II.
A. soon as heard that Sentimental
Tommy was going to he made | want
d TO play Grisel. but another actress
iad heen chosen for the part, SO |
hought ! had 90 give up the idea Mr.
Asky was cut in California az that
ime, however and when he came buck
: proved shat he had always had In
is mind picture OF now he thought
iriSel ought 10 look. The actress that
ad been chosen diip's look like Mr..
asky's Grisel
They sent for any number of girls.
ut with an Office f1Ill Of Grisels hr.
aSky Siill did not see anyone who H.
Ell his idea Just then Fate sent me
long
Al once Mr.. LaSky chose NE for thu
art. l'happened 10 look jus' exactly
he wanted the girl for that part q.
gok- 50 ! am playing GriseI. the part
ave always wanted 10 play
hope you see the picture / know
on will II you have ever read the play,
IS it Is too pretty story to miss.
MAY McAkOY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
'BreezTEaSOnI
in'THE BIG ADVENTURE
RS A UvfrER SAL
s9ERs DAY

Skulls found during excavations
are said to prove that mankind ex-
listed at least l,5oo,eco years aFc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
STOMACH
SUFFERERS
SHOULD TRY DOCTORS
PRESCRIPTION

A new remedy, made from bitter
extracts OF fruit and vegetable origin,
that tones and stimulates the intes-
ltinal tract Now on the market I'M
der the name -DlGESTOiDS.
r. L. Hope. druggist OF Centralia,
Mo, says: "Digestoids never fail to
benefit and cure many so-called in
durable cases OF Indigestion
Get q package of DlGESTOlDS to.
day. on Money Back Guarantee. at
your druggist-50 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
Coming % the Right place

Grown Prince Hambert Of ITALY VINO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
TODAY

Universal Special Attraction. Breezy
wonderful boy, in
Evening star., 1921-07-17
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS

Members Of the District National
Guard units, which have been in camp
the past week at Camp Simms. Con-
gress Heights, D. C., engaged In en-
gineer training work. left yesterday
morning for Camp Humphreys. Va,
where they will go through course
Of intensive training in engineer work
under the direction Of Regular Army
instructors.
The work this week at Camp Hum
phreys win be far more rigorous than
was that last week at Camp Simms.
although the men were put through
practical engineer work at the local
camp. They were in charge of a num-
kber of selected enlisted men and OFF,
GERS who spent week recently at
Camp Simms under the instruction OF
Army officers learning the essentials
of engineer work.
This week the men will have in
struction in road building. trench dig
eing, erection Of defenses, building of
Domb proof dug outs, bridge building
and the laying Of road and trench
mines. They will have daily drills
and inspection similar to the drills
and inspections last year at the an
nual encampment at Camp Lee. near
Petersburg, but, instead Of infantry
Evening star., 1921-07-17

THE SALVAGING OF CIVILIZATION.
BY H. G. Wells. author OF THE
Outline Of History" etc. New York:
The Macmillan Company.
Evening star., 1921-07-17
BOOKS Received.

HANDBOOK OF YOSEMITE Ma
TIONAL PARK. A Compendium Of
Articles ON the Yosemite Region.
BY the leading scientific authori-
ties. Compiled and edited by An
sci F. Hall, United States National
Park Service. formerly Instructor
in forestry, A. E. F. University,
Beaune France. illustrated. New
York: G. P. Putnam's Sons.
HANDBOOK FOR NAVAL OFFICERS,
An Aid to Examinations for Pro-
motion. BY Frederick v. McNair,
Comma nder United States Navy.
Second edition, revised and illus
trated. New York; d. Van Nos
trand Company.
SWEET AND TWENTY; A Comedy
in One Act. BY Floyd Dell, author
of Moon Calf" Cincinnati; Stewart
Kidd Company.
Rice Burroughs. author Of Tar
zan," etc illustrated by J. Allen
st. John. Chicago: A. c. McClurg
& Company.
THREE ONE-ACT PLAYS, Madretta,
At The shrine, AddiO. BY Starky
Company.
THE ANGLO-AMERICAN FUTURE.
by A. G. Gardiner. New York:
Thomas Seltzsr.
MY MOUNTAINS. By Roselle Theo-
dore Cross. author of Home Du.
= ttes." etc. Boston: The Stratford
LxeHosP eGaPaof; oF Thrs LINKS. Compiled
by Henry Litehheld West. Illus
trated by Ge6rge NJ. Richards.
New. York: TheSMacmillan Com
REALIZING RELIGION. BY S. M.
| --, Shoemaker. jr. New York: Asso-
citation Press.
AUCTION BRIDGE STANDARDS,
With Complete Explanation Of
the Art Of Bidding. By Wilbur c.
Whitehead. Managing Director,
The Knickerbocker Whist Club.
New York. Edited by Ralph ].
Leibenderfer. Containing the au-
thorized laws of duplicate play.
New York: Frederick A. Stokes
Company.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE
UNITED STATES. BY Herman G.
Of applied City Government
etc New York: D. Appleton & Co
THE FEDERAL ADMINISTRATION
AND THE ALIENs 4 supplemen.
to "lmmigrntiOn and the Future.''
BY Frances kellor. author OF
Straight. America" etc New York
George H. DOran Company
| UNFINISHED BUSINESS OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHIRCH IN
ANEAlCA. by Fred Eastman. Pre-
/ pared under the director of the
board of home missions of the
| Presbyterian Church in the =. s
! A.. the Woman's Board of Home
Missions. the Board of Publication
| and Sabbath School Work and the
Board of Missions for Freedmen
| Philadelphia: The Westminster
| Press.
SELECTED POEMS. BY William But.
| Ter Yates. New York: The Macmil-
Ian Company
'DRAG" HARLAN. BY Charles Alden
Seltzer. author Of The Trail
Horde" etc Frontispiece by P. "
! r. Ivory. Chicago: A. C.. McClurg &
/ Co.
Evening star., 1921-07-17
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The following list. arranged by sub
jects, includes some of the latest ad-
ditions to the Public Library.
Biography.
Raymond, e. T. A Life Of Arthur
James Balfour. E-B1957r.
Bonsal. Stephen. Edward Fitzgerald
Beale. 1912. E-B363b.
Benson, r. M. Further Letters. E.
B4462a.
starrett, Vincent. Ambrose Bierce'
. Bismarck, ,schonhausen. X. o. E. L..
furst Won. The Kaiser VS.. Bis
marck. E-B54a3.
Barrus, Clara. John Burroughs. Boy
and Man. E-B947ba.
Butler. B. F. Private and Official Cor
respondence- V. 5. 1917: E-Be7a
Ottman, F. c. ]. Wilbur Chapman,
Biography. E-C366o. :.
Carey. Agnes. Empress Eugene in
Exile. E-Eu436ca.
Fiske, D. w. Memorials. E-F5424.
Bonville. Frank What Henry Ford
Is Doing; E,F754b; o.o.
Gambetta. E-G142d.
Gresham. Mrs. NJ. M. Life of Walter
Quintin Gresham. 1S32-1S95. 2 "
1919. E-GS62g.
Hammer. S. C.. Ludwig Holberg. E.
Lane. R. W. The Making of Herber.
Hoover. E-H7sS l.
Riley. E. S. "Stonewall Jackson
E-J124r.
Gardner, NJ. NJ. Kosciuszko. E-Ks3sg
| Drinkwater, John. Lincoln. the World
Emancipator. E-L63dr.
Hill: J: w: Abraham Lincoln. Man OF
Lud,ow. MSs J; i n; 5s7 Along the Friendly
Morse, E. W. The Life and Eetts,s
of Hamilton w. Mabie. EM103m
Callwell. Sir c. E. Life of Sir Stanle,
Maude. E-M442c.
ovington. Mrs. A. A. An Aviator'
Peacock: D. H. Joseph Priestley. 1919
| E-P933p.
Anderson. r. G. Leader Of Men. E.
R673an.
Henderson. D. NJ Jungle Roads ant
Other Trails Of Roosevelt. +
R673hen.
Beerbohm. Max. Comp. Herbert Beer
bohm Tree. E-T713b.
Van Buren,. Martin. Pres. of U. 8. Auto
biography. E-V27s.
villiers. Frederic. His Five Decades
| of Adventure. 2v. E-V716.
Cooper. S. F. Mount Vernon. 1859
witte, S. |. Memoirs. E-W7ssE.
Collective Biography.
Dombrowski f. F. o. German Lead
ers Of Yesterday and Today. E
9D713E.
Ellis. Julian. Fame and Failure
1919. E-sE1 57f
The Historical Register, 1919-1920
w Ref E-5H62S.
Hubbard. .Elbert. Little Journeys t.
J the Homes OF Eminent Orators
1907. E-sHs63 1 10.
The Mirrors of Downing Street. Som
Political Reflections. E-9M677.
| United States History.
Andrews. NJ P. American Histor!
and Government, FS3-An26a
Andrews, NJ. P. The Women Of tn,
South in War Times. Fs3415
Bennett. H. b.. and HanIphy. J. A.
s.ss. fas; Historical Readings Fss
Bridgman. H. A. New. England i,
the Life of the World. Fs4
,B763n.
Calvert, H. NJ "reminiscences Of
Boy, in Blue. 1ss2-1se5. Fss41
Fox. D. r. Harper's Atlas of Ameri
can, History. Ref Fsa-6Fs3.
Grifns W. E. Young Peoples Histor:
Of the Pilgrims. FS44-G874y.
Kellogg. l. c. Our Democracy an,
the American Indian. FS04-K296o
King, G. e. Creole Families Of New
Orleans. Fs7S-K6S.
Lingley. G; R. Since the Civil Wa,
Livermore. T. L Days and Events
j 1S6o-lsss. Fs341-L755.
lord, Arthur. Plymouth and the Pill
Evening star., 1921-07-17
TO HOLD REUNION.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star
STAUNTON. Va. July 16.-The
Lutheran Pastoral Association, which
is composed of Lutheran pastors in
Rockbridge. Rockingham and Angus
ia counties. has announced a tri-
county reunion to be held at Gypsy
Hill Park. this city, August 4. This
affair promises to be one Of the great
est celebrations the Lutherans Of the
valley Of Virginia have ever held.
Evening star., 1921-07-17

SO when. one day. well on into their
most agreeable acquaintance. one of the
ladies' did confide in him to the extent
Of opening up her plans to sell those
magnificent pearls, why. he did just
what he would do. He offered to help
her out by way Of pecuniary advance
upon them. You know the rest Of the
story. 1t is an old and familiar tale
But Mr.. Kitchens manages to give 1t
look of freshness through his waywise
handling Of people and places and sit
uationS
Evening star., 1921-07-17

Monday night at the local reserve
armory for the local reserve officers.
Commander A. B. Clements. command :
ing the local organization, formally in
aueurated the lectures Monday night
when he explained chart-making and
reading in detail. Lieut.. Commander
John Balch Blood is expected to lecture
on navigation tomorrow night 1t was
announced.
Evening star., 1921-07-17
drill. they will drill with engineer
anujnnoenT

drill, tney Will URN WIN eH6 iheer
equipment.
took the men from Washington yes
terday to Camp HUMPHREYS. following
their week at Camp Simms. Maj: La
Garde spent several days last week at
Camp Humphries in his capacity as
adjutant general Of the Dist1ist guard
tions for the men. The District
guardsmen are quartered in the bar
racks occupied by the engineer out
fits, which trained during the war at
Camp Humphries. Every day they
will 90 to the engineer training
grounds east Of the camp and go
through their PAGES in the FIRST in
tensfve engineer work the local oV-
At has gone through since it was
changed from infantry to engineers
last winter. Some time this week the
men will be taken to the target range
east of the barracks and go through
target practice.
Enlistments in the guard during the
past two weeks have been heavy N
anticipation of the annual encamp
ment at Camp Humphries.
Evening star., 1921-07-17

Hope is held out for the bald BY
machine invented by an English physi-
clan. which, it is claimed. can sew
hairs on human heads. A very fire
needle worked by electricity can attiX
100 hairs an hour.
Evening star., 1921-07-17

grims. Fs44P-Lss.
Robinson, w. H. The Story Of Ari-
zona 1919. F93S-R56.
Schooling, Sir William. The Governor
and Company of Adventures of
England Trading Into Hudson's
Bay During ESQ Years. FS25-
Sch66.
Evening star., 1921-07-17

mess period, the crew be kept constantly
at work on naval drills.
Evening star., 1921-07-17

Regular lectures will be given each
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Raising Funds for
July 1 Celebration

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~ evesal o. she fraternitiss
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y lliam T. Bsskrtf Of Lynaen-
vide ga tbe mcrne OF a prwaty
wess6ins "a sanessaay. June "a
= hen thslf sisss4 aasax isssr. Gseue-
we've. k,seaxme tire bride IT jeeepA
ID lM@twnrs ef " mterfeFa
Ths seashng party w@s led alto
ghf p4rAsF, wh0fe She cerswxsamt
wAs perfern@d. ~ MMr5ene Las.
swmrv. isttis msees 81 tne greew.
bearing to- ranws foF fhs aosbie
rag awFsace en tAe atesm Of = eMF-
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hfssAsg % ths hrsdt The hraae
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