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CUBS BAT TWO PITCHERS
HARD AND DEFEAT CARDS
lHy ASsociatcd prcss.I

CHICAGO, April IA seventh in
ming rally ny Chicago in which
Riviere and l<irchcr were driven of
the mound enabled the locals To come
from behind and make il two straight
from -. Louis, II 10 I Tho visitors
took the lead NY punching hits OF
Martin. before he settled down.
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Chatham Win. pnnr Gam.

I'NNN IT1.E. ' n. NNriI il.-lu a
loosely and raSEcdly played game AT
chatham TINS afternoon. Chatham
High Scho1. IL {" :. Both teams play
ed poor ball and the exhibition was
not a god one.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for SnIo
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN
USED TRUCKS.

ANY of tho above truck, can b, hos,
on terms to suit. oous
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League Holds Nicotine.

VfIirIhls OF INC tommcrciHl l.caguc
met yesterday afternoon in the office
Of President Finley at the broadway
Theatcr. and made final plans for the
opening OF the season. which will
take place next week. \ schedule
committee Is busy arranging the
dates.
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corTnNSEEn OIL

NEW YORK. April IJ.-Aft"r WORKING I'M
II TO II points through covering nf shorts
npn IL" hhvancc ~ crude aLd nrmcr show
InE IN nthcr commodity markets. cotton
sea oil reacted slightly undcr realizing
10y a.. FIT.nt buyers and closed to points
nv hlEh"r. sales. 1880 barrels Prime
ssi"i, s;o'Ts.55: Nay. Sit. july, "a nnM
September al. all hid.
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BRAVES DEFEAT DODGERS
WHEN M|LJUS WALKS ONE
Pitcher Passes Ford, With Bases
Loaded in Tenth, Forcing In
Winning Run.
tEy Associated Press. |

BOSTON April LIN u cree
hitting game. Interrupted by showers.
Boston debated Brooklyn. 5 TO d. In
ten innings today. MiijuS passed
Ford with one out in the last half OF
tho tenth. forcinr III Sou,hwor;h
with the winning run. Powell ;ripicd
twice. ana Nicholson, who hi safely
each OF the four times up Yesterday.
hit safely his first thrc" times III. to-
laN. The. score.
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BOSTON RED SOX LOSE
TO WASHINGTON, 7 TO |
Try Assnciatcd Drcss !

WASHlNC;TON. April I5-E.ric,,sop
was effective at all stages today. and
washington defeated Boston. Z u /.
i:ic" and Charity made home runs.
me latt"r's off Fullcrton ~ the eighth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16

:, -, TRANSPORTATION MOTOR co.
lilo w. Broad st. Phone Ran
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I,nstnnnc Ihc.s Match

HAVANA, April i5.-rhr twelfth
game III the championship chess
match between lose Il. Capablanca
and pr Emanuel Lashcr. which was
20 have hccn played tonight at the
Mariana Casino Was postponed.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago, 3: DctrOit. -.
Washington, =; Huston. ..
Cleveland, 10: 81. Louis. &.
Ihiludciphia-Nrw York, rain.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland ut 81. Louis.
Philadelphia nj New York.
Boston mt Washington.
Chicago ut Detroit
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
CALL. MONEY.

NEW YORK. April i5-Moncy on call
~, mo New YORK stock Exchange touy ,
ruled ~ : per cent all day.
nm" money was offered In moderate
No'nh'n ~ per cent for all matur tito.
on boih classes 81 cnllatrrais. lids Were
hiadc az h's per cent for sixty aud nilctv.
uhS inaiuriiics ON both CLASSES of col.
.h,.r"I. Renewals were arranged at pei
,Mttthhti" fnp"r rates ruled at 1I.c nm.
changed FOR the best name. and -. IN .
pr cent Tor less highly rated nsrlrs
lh'f' wac som" business done at "a. 10,
cent on choice rhIi;"s at short maturity
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Cleveland ........... 020 OH 3O2-lO
81. Louis " 100 OO0 o0o
summary: Two-basc hits-O'NciIl
Ia Turns. SaCrihCcS-f.lmcr
smith, o'Ncii. Stephenson. Eagbv.
Evans Double p!ays-BaGby 10
stephenson u Sowcil To Johnston.
Lett on basrs-Clcvcland IL: 81
Louis, \. Bases on balis--om Ragby.
OF Davis. i; off Baync. l. Hits
on DAVIS. i in > 2-3 innings; OFF
BaEn". in > l-3: none out in niu,L.
or t'"chier. in ] inning. Struck oIIt
by DAVIS. - Losing pitcher
AVIS. ,tmpir"s Evans and Hide
brand. Time hour IL minutes
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How They Stand Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING: OE CLUBS.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
b"st"h, u: brootlyn, > tI0 inninrS).
Chicago. II; 81. Louis, g.
Pittsburgh. 3; Cincinnati, 1.
Nc" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES trnin).
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
II. I.uufS Mt Chicago.
Pittsburgh ut Cincinnati
brnOl<Iyn at Boston
New York mt T'hilndclphln
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NEW nItI-i.,MSNl'

NV ORLEANS. April l.-R"ugh rice.
u" S"l'N. receipts. J.3.S sacks: inlllcrs' re-
,.inis same: clean rice steady. Sales: Hon
"uaS. 80 pockets. lSsT .IY Blue Rose
=. 100 pocket. Il. ~. Bran ana nn,,si, M :
hjinSCd Receipts none ' "'
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''''H -. ~ -,
niNCrNity of PcnnSNINnnia

summary: Two base hitS-Shrivcr.
hr.r, bas. hits - Marshall Home
'h.tmu!cr Sacriiicc hitS-I
chandler. White. Shrivcr. iiiuliI"'
narncd runs William ANA Mary. /.
icnnSHivania. |. Lief, on hascy-WU-
nam ana Mary. 10: Pennsylvania. g.
Eases on balls of Marshall. /: on
stout. J. struck out-by Marshall. :,
ny stout; d Wild pitchcs-S,out =
i,"uble pinys-Shrivcr to McNichCi 9
pirc-Bactzcll. az
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kattcd for MamauN in seventh
|cnr ont when winning run scored
Ne. f,,,. -


Score by innings: L.
Brooklyn ..........1l0 100 200 %
Boston .............io0 p5l too Id
summary. rwo-baSo hitS-J ohm
ston -. krucrcr. Griffith. Nicholson.
Three base Wheat. konctchN.
Powell ,2). Barbara. stolen base
NEcat. Sacrifices south
worth. Double plays Is ildum to OIL
son TO l<ou"tchy. Scott To O'Ncill:
n'Ncill 10 IioIkc. Left on bases
Rroohlyu. !: BoSton. :" iiig"s ~
hal!S-om smith >. oil MiIius. =: of;
scott -. iiits-on Smith, ? II IN
ningS noUc out in SIXTH. OFT Ma
nauA. in ! inning: OF Milu;. in
: innings. struck out--hy Sc,it. s.
hy smith. ;: 10y MamauN. !: ny Milius.
: Passed kru"gcr. i.os.n.:
rltch"r-Milius lmpircs, Brennan
Mnl E.mslin. Tirnn- I'll.
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WHITE SOx EVEN SERIES
WITH TY COBB's TEAM
Fabcr's Alright Pitching and
Mates Good Support Give
Chicago Victory.
Ry NSsociatcd rrcss.

ID T. T ROIT April i3.-Chicago
cvcncd tho count with Detroit today.
winning : TO =. 'abcr was strong in
the pinchcs and received good sup
port.
The score:
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NJ" YORK. April i5-Modcra,c sized
ofI'ra Wy" received today for cottnn
yarns for export and further In1uIrI,s inr
urtls and she"t!nes Cor cAIort we're under
DeHins wore priced FOR May-Iune ioI,v-
cry on a bass Of /; cents 70! ..cos indigo
IuLcl un,hanE.l. with imuntta i4rrn
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= |NTI TWT- .NNTIIl NJ llINTU
Seated for Martin in SiNth.
Nr"rc 10y innings: Il
81 Louis ........... 100 Goa u0n-
th!uago .............. 100 co. ~ II
summary: TWo-bnS" hitS-I.nVnu.
barber. Twumblcy, IlulluChcr Flacl<.
Three base hits Deal. stolen bas,
Fourui'r. Sacrifices stock iiolloch-
cr. iiaun Deal. Double plays
b'Farrcll 10 Grimes to O'Farrcll: liol-
luch"r to Terry to Crimes. I.cft on
bases st Louis. y: chicago. :? Bases
ON haiiS-bff Martin, !. EiNi"rc, 1:
Iurh. ;. ilits--on Martin, in i in
ming YORK. ; in " innings; Eivicrc.
i in q innings, non" out in seventh.
l>irch.r. : In Ia innings: Hain"s.
= iu % inning, North. in inning
Hit hy ritchcr-Ey York. / Gicath-
cotc. SirIck out By Martin. /.
EiVi"rc, > York, .. wild pitch
,iaiucs Winning pitcher York Los
ms pitcher kirchcr. I'mpir.s
Quigl"y ana O'Day. Time. .:o3
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CENTRAL LEAGUE.

to-CoIa. on Byrd Park. No. I.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Stoncwall Jackson Acric nj Ea-
giles ". Virginia Hallway and
Power Company. at Byrd Park
Nc.-2.
Jones Brothers vs.. Church l:ill
Bank. on X. l.. Lee Field. Fulton.
Union Envelope COMPANY vs.
Liberty Council. Jr. .. L. y. NJ.
WEST END SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE.
r Barton Heights BAPTIST vs.. Bar
ton HEIGHTS Methodist. Seminary.
Giutcr Park.
Grace Covenant Presbyterian vs..
Wcstmius:cr, on Eyrd Park. No. 3.
First English Lutheran W.. third
Presbyterian, on Clarkc'S Spring.
EAST END SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE
lakewood BAPTIST ". st. James.
OF oak wood diamond. No |.
Branch Memorial ". f'airmount
baptist, on oakwood diamond.
No. :!
RICHMOND JUNIOR ATHLETIC
LEAGUE.
NirSinia Athletic club VS.. Gintcr
Park y. G.. on Gintcr Park dia-
mond.
Highland Park \. G. vs.. South
side Athletic Club. on Franklin
school diamond
Church Hin Junior \. c.. VS..
Boys Club. on Highland Park dia-
mond.
RICHMOND BLUES BATTALION
LEAGUE.
COMPANIES \. +. and u will
pay Two scvcn-iEn.nE games on
Byrd Park diamond No. !.
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>'Battcd for Ehmkc in seventh.
iBattcd for Middleton in ninth.
Score by innings: Il.
Chicago lo2 600 o00-3
Detroit .......lUO 600 Ol0-2
Summary: Two-basc hitS--Ncach.
Collins. Nostn, Bush.
Cobb, Blue. f'alk. Double play-coi-
Inns 10 johnson to Shccly. Lief, on
baScS-Chicaro. !: Detroit, {. Eases
on balls-on Fabcr. =; of thmkc. $.
liitS-oi' Ehmli", y in innings; oft
Middleton. in innings. Struck out
by E:.bcr, 3. 10y Ehmkc, I; by Md
dlcton. !. Losing pitch"r--Ehmkc.
umpircs--Chili and owens. Time
| 40.
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RICHMOND FANS TO SEE
FORMER IDOL IN ACTION
DnSky Warrior Will lIurI Part of
Game Against Local
Outfit.
CONTEST TO START At $3.50
Chewing, Church Hills Veteran
Monnd>man, To Pitch for East
End Outfit-Ncw Haven Team
in Excellent Condition.
ny Stnnlcy GnrNcy.

Sporting Editor. New iin"cn Hccistcr.
Richmond fandom is to pay a trib-
ute 10 an Old idol this afternoon VIII, II
chief Bender makes his appearance
on the mound ut Boulevard field to
play with his New Haven Indians.
champions OF the EASTERN league. in
an exhibition contcs, with The Church
liill Athletic Club OF this city. Three
weeks uf training in the South has
ru, the New Havcuers in ;iNtop
shape and tho game here today
marks the windup OF the exhibition
tour through the Southland Tho
game is set Tor $50 u'CluCk.
Bender. who has promised 10 twirl a
good part OF the contest, has worked
III five of ne games played by the
Indians thus far and not single lit
has been REGISTERED Off his deli cry.
The Chief is farming hatsmcn with
the same consistency which enabled
him to win twenty five games as;
season and ciinr pcnnant to Now
Haven. The former Richmond mau-
accr received scores OF his old adj
phys Hotel las, nigh, and would
have been rendered a fine reception
at the railroad station. but Toy Inc
FAC; tina, the New Haven squad ar
rived here tivc hours ahead OF their
schedule. due 10 postponcm"nt 81
the game in Petersburg; yesterday az
tcrnoon.
Neal Rail Member or Team.
Noted in tho squad Of Indians 10
Neal Ball. the famous Cleveland
Shortstop Of yorc, who gained i'm
mortal baseball fame by executing the
first unasSiSt"d triple MAY recorded
in tho major leagues This occurred
in 1909. Neal is field contain OF the
Indians and mays second la
Marty Shay. cX-Bostou Braves in
fielder: Ginger" Shinau.t. C"nsid-
cred the peer OF minor league back
stops; Frank Woodward. tn" former
St Louis Cardinals twirlcr, and soy
rral other cAmajor leuGu"rS are IN
the squad.
The Indians have been fariur very
we'll on their present tour Northw@rd
from the training camp at Macon
Ca. having victories over the IoIcho
club. the Rochester outfit. Augusta
and Wilson teams To their credit.
Aftcr the game today the squad.
which numbers twcnty-four men. vii!
leave tho city in special fulIman
FOR an overnight trip TO New Haven,
where they open their home oNhlpl-
tion schedule tomorrow afternoon
Chcwuiuv viii Oppose chief.
The announcement VAS made llSt
night hy Manager strain OF inc
church i'm team that as opposition
10 Chief Bender in tn" box today ne
will use Chcwning, and the veteran
mound artist is confident N" can tiN"
the famous Indian Finger a llNcly
russell.
The probable batting order OF both
teams is given as follows:
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American association tr,uI,s.

Al Milwaukee. :: 81. raul :.
AZ indianapolis. Z. Columbus. ..
At Louisville. g. Toledo. 8.
Ninncapoiis-K Kansas City. rain.
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AUTOMOBILES
ATTENTION,
GROCER MEN!
1-TON FORD TRUCK.

We have just the bar
gain you have been look
ing for in a Ford Truck.
Motor block stamped
late 1919 model; 1-ton
worm drive, pneumatic
tires, panel body and cab;
motor verb a ule d, and
truck has just come from
paint shop. The body on
this truck would cost over
$500. If you are in the
market for truck, we can
save you a considerable
sum on this one. See it
today.
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Rn Prevents Tennis Nu,chc.

IINEuURSJ. y. G.. April ID Rain
forced postponement In the North
and South tennis tournament here to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16

Where First Amateur
Games Will Be Played
IMPERIAL LEAGUE.

Newton Woodward W.. Richmond
mount.
Dixie Acric of Eagles VS.. Chris
to-Cola. on Byrd Park. No. I.
The Washington times., 1921-04-14
BILL ASKS RECALL OF
AMERICANS ON RHINE

President Harding is requested 20
order the immediate withdrawal of
the American army of occupation in
Germany, by the terms of a resolution
introduced in the House yester-
day by Congressman Hamilton Fish,
jr., of New York.
The resolution declares that the
presence of American troops in Ger
many is contrary to the traditional
foreign policy of the United States,
and that a heavy burden is laid on
American taxpayers in supporting the
troops, inasmuch as Germany has not
been able to provide for the troops as
provided by the treaty.
The Washington times., 1921-04-14
Reyes Air Bill Resubmitted.

Senator Keyes has introduced a
bill to create bureau of aeronautics
in the Department of the Navy. II
authorizes the creation of separate
bureau to take over the control of all
naval air work. which was indorsed
by President Harding in his message
TO Congress yesterday.
The Washington times., 1921-04-14
-FOUR KILLED WHEN TRAIN
HITS AUTO ON CROSSING

CoVINGToN. XII, April IA
Chesapeake and Ohio train hit an
automobile yesterday on a grade
crossing. killing four persons and in
juring six others.
The Washington times., 1921-04-14
Elm STEIN TO LECTURE.

Mr.. EInstein said his theories on
relatively would not be pushed or
exclusively expounded at the uni
verslty." ~
"It is necessary first" he said, ito
teach the foundations lof mathematics
and physics, as ordinarily accepted to-
day. When the student becomes well
enough equipped with these subjects
he may then learn the new theories
OF relatively and the metho DDS and
Ideas leading up to them. One must
be taught to-day's physics before he
can learn to-morrow's. The usual
study OF physics will be taught at the
university as well as my theory"
Mr.. Einstein denied that he intended
TO become head OF the university or
even a member OF its faculty. He said
he would lecture there often, how
ever. and connect himself with its
activities.
The Washington times., 1921-04-14
COLLEGE TO TEACH
RELATIVELY THEORY
University of Jerusalem In PaIes-
tine will Hear Lectures
BY Einstein.

NEW YORK, April 14--Jerusalem,
capital city of the new Zion. the Jewt
ish national State. will soon be the
site of a non-teaching university. the
immediate object or which " i'll be the
study OF relativity by some of the
best minds" of Europe and America
preparatory TO the formation OF facul-
ties properly equipped to teach the
physics of the morrow"
Prof. Albert Einstein, discnverer OF
the theory of relatively bear ing his
name, is now in this country with the
Zionist Commission to raise funds for
the proposed University OF Jerusalem.
Outlines UNIVERSITY.
In an interview given to-day, Pro-
lessor Einstein, the man who believes
that light travels in curved lines out
lined the plan of the new university.
He said:
According to our plans. the univer-
sity will be begun not with teaching
faculties. but with research institutes.
The reason for this Is that on one
ment in Palestine as would require
complete university. Palestine could
not provide thousands of students just
now, and foreign students could not
come this year or next on account of
the rate OF exchange,
"On the other hand" he continued.
Palestine is a country which needs
scientific forces. and we want to
create a scientific personnei which
would help to solve the vast scientific
The Washington times., 1921-04-14

problems of tho country. This plan
has been adopted because Of the spe-
cial conditions under which we have
20 work. This plan. tof course. Is not
absolutely hard and fast, ana In the
course OF realization II may be
81. ad -
The Washington times., 1921-04-14

You never heard. you never saw,
yes never dreamed Of such n thing
before. bat yss will SIT mp and take
netiee April "a NJ IL ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-10
AMERICAN PAINTERS
WIN FAME N PARIS
Works Of 81 Artists Prom United
States Shown In National
Society Of Fine Arts
Exhibits

Paris. Mas fe--Sixsy- seven p2int
.Hgs BY IS American artists are shown
"a the exhibition OF the National
Society Of Fine Ar.S otherwise
known vs. the ~New Sa,cn~ whlch
now Is in full progress only three
az these paintings are BY South Anaers.
can artists
The great war has LEI. no trace on
this years exhibition Only one of
the llt4 pictures by $40 painters
shows horizon blue uniforms and one
picture with a war subject BY Jean
Weber. shows .he German Emperor
groYelhng on the floor OF a cell. The
date 1915 is inscribed n the wall and
q broken sword and beaiea- down
eagle lie before him.
The most talked ot picture will he
portrait Of Ana.ole France. by Van
Dcnsen II the Dutch artist found
the llustrious author he personiricS-
rion OF senile decay. he has succeed
ed 10 his work
The New Salon was founded as a
protest against the routine s.yle og
are which characterized the original
Salon OF the Society os French Artists.
which then became Nnown as the Old
Salon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-10
| JAZZ IS EVIL
spirit Of MUSIC
Expresses Hysteria and Incites
To Idleness, Dissipation,
Says Noted Music
Critic


Chicago, May, ie-Jaxt Is the esil
spirit Of music. according to Dr.
Frank Z. Moron. chairman Of the
Music Industries committee. in speak-
ing at opening q the Music Trades
convention here today
~Jlzx.r said Or. Morton expresses
hysseria aud ineises TO laleness. re-,
eIry. dissipation. destruction. d.scosi
and chaos IT accords with the ae
yastating. volcanic spirit that has
burst forth over the world In he las;
SIX years. Rhythm and musical
vibrations swayed the hall savage
'voodoo'sts like a powerful intoxicanr
Il shows. the extreme TO which mus
ical exsbration can con.7ol human
nerves when Improperly employed
This is bad music. ca, the differen-s
between the incantat -craxed faa
a.ics and the patriot or soldier stirred
q noble action bv mus c < 4 differ
ence in the music Itself Jazz 4 com
pounded after the same formula Is
the Voodoo chants Tvpifviug .iie
unbalanced Sats OF hnmanltys mud
il tends to unhinge il more and more
elamAn Xrve tissues rsspona to ell.
perysrteH organization of sound ils.
a. read ly as did those ot TIE voodoo
zealots. and Just a. readily Win theg
respond to music Of the higher en-
nooling order The world needs gooa
music as never before.
Seldom do you hear Home sweet
Home sung now Formerly { dro1-
ped tn upon Us in concert eucora.
and quiet. social and family gather
ings And every rendition of ii re-
acted on the cerebral tissue Of thos
WHO sang and to lesser extent on
those who listened With Hon
Sweet slenced home itself tends ,-
disappear wi,h home swallowed NO
IN the cabaret the great stabilixina
center OF society is lost
Make music yirile Put red blood
'nEo ID Associate It with two t.stsd
men who Do things Keen away frosa
the iazz aoominations Restore th,
orderly harmoni1ed organization u
Industrial and social life with goo
music Bring hack Home swee
Home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-10
MEAT CAUSE Of.
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take a glass Of Sala If yonr Back
hurts or Bladder bothsrs-ueat
forms uric acid

II ycu must have your rest every d2y.
eat Il. but flush your kidneys with salts
occasionally. says a noted authority who
tells US that meas forms uric acid which
almost paTalyzes the kidneys in their ef-
forts TO expsl il from the blood. They
hecome sluggish and weaken. then YOU
suffer with q dull misery in the kidney
renca- sharp pains in The b<lrk or SICK
headache. dizziness, your stomach sours.
tongue = coated and when the weather
Is bad yosr have rheumatic twinres. The
uTire cets cloudy. full pf sediment. The
channels often Get eore ard irritssed.
ooliging YOU 70 seek relief two or thr..
tins during the night
To negtralize these irritating aeids IN
cleanse the kidneys ami aush OF ~.
body's urinous waste get four ouncs. ~
Jad Salts from any pharmacy here.
take a tablespoonful in a glass ~
water befcre breakfast for a few da~s
and your kidneys viii then act sne. Tb;s
famous salts is made from the ar;s -
grapes and lemon juice. combines u;,s
lstnia- AID aas been used for rsnera.io,s
70 fush aud stimulate slugrish k;8,,.--.
aiss e rieutralize the acids in ur;ns
- y 10 longer irritates, thus a~S;-,
raddfr ue1tncss
. iad Salts : iRexpoassse. eann.,
lase, s-ld makes a sellgatfal ei7es~s.s.l, u
lithla- = ster drunk. az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-10
TALENT is TAKEN INSIDE WALLS
OF OKLAHOMA PRISON: ONE AN
NRTiST
tcon;iuucd from gase d

Youth and Old Az the Okla-
hoaa Sta,c Fair, rxcr scenes and
numerous other subjects also
adorn the dining room walls.
II l.. Winters. also life termer.
has the ambition IF HIS year az
most complete IN q sculprural
outlay Of the Oklahoma State
PenitentIary which the warden
has suggested will he put on Ellis
play at the coming Oklahoma
State Fait Il is made up At
plaSter-Pa3s and arranged on an
exact scale comparing with the
size and dimensions III the peni-
tentiary itself
Winters has heen laboring for
ponths upon this model, tearing
down and building up again
simply for the reason. be said,
that il was not perfect or was
the fraction of Am inch out Of
proportion IN thls ar tuat re
spcet Winters talent, for ths
most part, has been developed
since he entered the prison.
Each notch and indention on
the prison walls or the buildings
fiud their place ON the model
Winters even has his characters
stand IN their places in the court
yard, small men and a few womer
having been carved or moulded
to be placed conspieuousIv in the
omen areas Of the prison walls
Tie asplres. after eolepletion Of
his model. TO make a bust of the
warden.
On down throughout THE prison