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The Wonders Of America
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WOULD ENLARGE SCOPE Of
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
International Congress Proposed
by unised States organlsx.
ton TO BE Held In
ipa1


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Fnenaatlun that a. International eea-
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u rsIeHea THAT A lts fsrat year
n esisgeacn Il found manlfass =
sruwlae aealfe fee slaaaf fwsa.
leaehip ansuuk ,ba a,tiaha
The main puFposvA n tha assssAi
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International psliglss the eammlsts.
a1HN't AFH " rfnMtH a hwsfeF Under
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u not Nlve aa aasaaAss unasf.
tandinK 81 tha truth
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-07

Uncle sam Is Bringing Him Home
Editor Leader
A flag IA, coming down the street
II waves Ger a funeral wan
The Khaki boys are IL the lead
AA' ret' Tis soldier man
our 10y, who left months aso.
In CORY fields % roam,
Who wore the Khaki OF sailor blue.
Uncle Sam is bringing him home.
Pause. friend and honor our solder
dead.
Place flowers ON the funeral bier
'Tis the boy Who heard the cry Of
need,
Nor knew a thought Of fear.
s--
His heart VAS light. on that parting
night,
yncle Sam takes the best yoa
know,
our boys. who fought for righr
against might
rncle Sam Is bringing him hons.
The mothers will not forget our boz.
Nor the Khaki boys, who roamea.
The boy who won a gloden star,
rncle sam is bringing him home
Pause. Dear Friend. while the friends
pass by.
II your heart be not a stone.
Our boy. who left in the bloom ,f
youth.
Uncle sam Is bringing him home
our Boy, who died t.lat Others might,
1--we, 'c'
Greater love, We have not known
Ger him. viii wave the Stars and
Stripes.
Uncle sam is bringing him home
He gave all that he had TO give,
A temple not made with hands
He died that others might live,
People in foreign lands
We won't leave our boy in Flanders
Field.
OF flowers. he shall have our own,
A mothers love. our country's flag.
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a name engraved on stone
Ah' Patriotism Love of Land
4 Holy word art thou.
Our country's flag. within they hAnd.
Sweet liberties endoe
ANA the grave of our boy. who
sailed across.
Who marched 70 the busle band
The grave once marked with wood
en- cross
VIII be tended BY mothers hand
When we meet semaesi0us trial.
As once q came to thee
And our heart becomes dlel.
And then eternity
~ that lana teyond the river
We win find both peace and loy
And the first 70 bd us welcome.
May be. onr loved Dou hboy
Mrs Jennie l.. pexion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-07
FOLEY QTHARTTC TABLETS
Aee2 SsoHab S~ft liver taNe -bc,e' refulsr

The largest nugget % gold ever
found Is said 70 have been the ~Wel-
come" nugget, discovered in 1865 al
Bakery I'M. Balarat, Australia Il
weighed 2.2i7 ounces, and vas sold
FOR $4,000
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COURT HOUSE NOTES
oil ana eas

l. r rador 20 G. W GeshuAnn
Aasm't. s Vi y Is interest lats !
and IN the sW Ia. 80 lS-l~
Il r Tador 20 II A Hazard ASSN /
: ssi. sE -. Sw IA, aa-is,i~
Amos ! fraim 10 "A A Hazard,
Assmf L so ~ Is Interest, s l.2
So ~. sl-is-lw
james n Ayers to Guaranty BANK
Falls, Assmt { IS q NE - is-
t6-ie
Cenveyances
J Hugh Jones e al to r p Wilssn
VI ID. . s 81. Sso0 Lot "a. tlees
4, New Crescent
z y Wilson q AK TO A L. walehes
" D. G y. SEQ 90 lot "a. bloes
a. Kew Crescent
Board of County Commissioners 70
Nollle Hicks. Go b 6 u ~. $40 go
l.oe Z, block 1a, I.anrslon
~ s Hubs 81 Al 20 MehoilisAel
x lookhart q c. -. IS So 81 %
Lots n ana ls. tiock ss West q.
District Court
rhas n sehaff. receiver for n
X and r rs Co. " Frank Hond
as couniy Tyasurcr Recovery %
'iiegai taxes sSiS50
Peoples State Hank VA BoArd ai
,Nansy commissioners Money Jaag
ment, 81 0si 40.
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CHINA OK VERGE OF
becoming BANKRUPT
Newspapers Freely Discuss tho
Situation ard Many propo
si,ions To Remedy Are
Advanced

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''a " r aha efsi
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W ~ 'Nlf's'''''''7 OBSERVERS iNeA
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@ '*Nt N''0'" i'apF'iRt" in 7h.
't'''h :" '"'lf summer mNsr
q" " '"' H'f hN'le nf hhfs
faH matter SLICED
rha rs tafn sas et.ea u4. 4. +.
tnfnai alasena.ana h.toAsa ss4ss
ANA other headers esI Is.s .a,sss
sate ansaea snd tA.r a4 e.n ,.1
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noYomeut at Canton
Whila tho nswsnseef ataea.a ,h
Whole atlsoi aa4. ffsaa IA ,h.s
"a nothing Authoritative ana ffn
rs sahsiaaiAta an f.
ports $40 freely flruist.A
NanN aAsorYega .flr.huie th,.s.
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Take Policy fiansy and 1af nf
haY lrNrf ssihea eNHghg fnlda ana
c-ofg q apeaAa heallne eooih
ine coating oesr lhf nilamnd ifgl
iated fskllne surface HtDp# saeey
nf lnd Nhveslae and eAstB dl
truasin@ areinN tpuRha Aeie
MrAW tN aui aufnF children laNo
Ia Contains 20 oplainH Sold Every.
where
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TOWN TOPICS


Subscribers 10 The Leader Leaving
the city Tor vacations. are kindly
asked 70 phone the office. No. *. as
TO disposition OF paper delivery anc
not notify carrier toys. since oftlmes
carrier boys are negligent aud fail
TO notify circulation manger. Al
ways phone office whether paper L
to be stopped or forwarded to new
address.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-07

y SCRIPTURE x
HxHx n X N n 4 n y T X n n 4
Job, sth Chapter. 18th to gath Verses
BEHOLD. happy is the man whom
God correcteth Therefore desplse
rot thou the Christening Of the Al
mighty
For ne maketh sore. aud hIndeth
rp he woundeth. and his hands
make whole
He shall deliver thee in six iron-
bles yea. in seven there shan not
evil touch thee
In famine he shall redeem thee
from death and in war from tie
power of the sword
Thou shalt be hid from n.
scourge OF the tongue neither shall
thou be afraid OF destruction when z
cometh.
At destruction and famine thou
shalt laugh neither shalt thou ~
afraid Of the beast OF fhe earth,
For thou shalt be 10 league Will
the stones OF the field and n"
heart of the field shall be al peace
with thee
And thou shalt know that thy tab
ernacie shall be Ia reace and thou
Shalt visit thy habiiation and shalt
cot sin.
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Tho wireless telerhone ia nov uaet
hv fhe Stock Exchange " Amstor
dam for communicating prices 20
points all over Holland
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HOW HER cHlLD WAS NELPCD
Mrs n Sicgall Theodore. Ala
writes Ny child suffered Tor ls
wears with weak bladder / tried
doctors also different medicines.
with no results whatever ! tfla1
Foley kidney Pulls 1hvy cured ms
child IA four months Good fos
backache. iameuesa, soreness. rheu.
matte paine sold every whore
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the myftla and the leak ara r.
Nfded ~ luck hFinKars ana IN
Vslna they aAy IrAk growing Dn
fell VIII keep or Witches
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At TAe roRrY.YrA posr

Men and women in middle age
have more sr less kidney trouble and
experience bladder iratatious. dun
headaches weariness, lameness and
rheumatic pains Foley Kidney PMS
tone IN and strength the kidneys
ard bladder and give freedom from
pain heter appetite and unbrok
ca sleep Sold EVERYWHERE.
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A mHi plMtefed doHH htbnY
leashod TOTO ihv 4Y hut where an
en efulament uas u proafesa ana
laNpea nla front esi
Firm tludi, ana efficient Y 81
r "A man approached him aaY
rsorfy buddy bu, ne entire lfaat
session a reserved fof oiflean
MsaflA lae Anuth fu#s
Au flAat De d4avir8. hal iaat
ro baek from nne ghM Waauf
1be American Ia4lon Weekly
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PEOPLES FORUM

Expressions II opinion ~ general
iuferest are invited The editar ~
serves the fiaht to bnc ffnili
where communications exceed 200
WnfdS
Writing mnst ~ ieritle aud on
une side ~ paper only al else VIII
IT, discarded.
AnnhvuuNr communication win
nos hc printed Name abh address,
must he riveH Publication as
na ne Will bc Withheld ou request,
Publication ~ letter is nnt ~
he rcgnfded ~ an endorsement hf
The Leader ~ fae views expressed
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ELUSIVE u. S. DATES

September o, l144, first continental
Congress assembled in Philadelphia
February 8. i7gs. independenee %
he United states recognized by
France
September 8. 1883. treaty ~ peace
between Eneland and United states
signed. -
April se isoa, Louisiana purchase
from France for sl5ooQ.oo9
June 49, 1919 United states doelar
er var on ENGLAND treaty oi peace
signed 10 Gheui. December 2l 1874
June 4 is45: Mexico declared war
on United aies, treaty Of peace
signed AZ Guaralupc Hidaigo. Febra
airy 2, lsas
December 25 1860. south Caroline
seceded and was followed by ton
other states south OF Maryland and
Kentucky. within six months
April ., 1865. lee surrendered
Johnston surrendered to Sherman
April 26; President Johnson ISSUED
proclamation Of pardon May 20. Of
f.eialiy terminating ciyil war
February i5. 1898. ba,tleship Maine
destroyed IN Havana harbor; on Apfn
25 congress declared state q war
with Spain had existed since Aprl
II. treaty Of peace signed az Paris
December 10
April 6, 1917. United States entered
World War against Central Powers.
armlstlce signed November II. 1918
treaty of ueaep aa vpt tnraflffaa
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t,eoi0fef go load soieel 3 sen
ttFe 90 asAerl ihernA isn : man ~
iais sudieuDe ~bo hsa evef aon" Any
ihinf % Prevent ihe degaguon of
anf taei tVeeeis
Sian ip audience tHmtAlsi fAe
sh0 wuadpNphtfA
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TENOR sollsr aroow


John y Wast sG8 Morris Ave
Trenton. y g. well known 1eu0r
s0lo'al whites Il had 81 very sewers
eonFh ana ticking ln my thruat ?
tried FOley's Honey ani Tar and rH-
licYed at once ! can highly r.
commend Fple Honey and Tar
Oao4 for caue enldA group hay
fafaf. asthma 9oil Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-07

April 6, 1917, United States entered
World War against Central Powers.
armistice signed November II. 1918
treaty OF peace az yet unralified
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f.esdor Classified Aas Got Hesalis
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-07
CRUTCHFIEID NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Gus HufSon are rejcic-
ing over the arrival Of "A little son-Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. & Brown Nessrs lobe and
Bob Herring. Misses Lena Pacal. Char
ice Herring and Beulah Carver motor
ed 20 Paducah sunday - Paul Moore
and Uriah Hill returned from Detroit
last week Miss Linnie Page visited in
Arlington sunday Miss Jessie Wade
spent the week end with Miss Willie.
Everett Mr. ana Mrs Earl williams
We're the Sunday guests Of his father.
j. u. Williams. and farnily- Miss Olene
Smith visited in Columbus Sunday
Miss bessie Met 'anahan and daughter
shopped in Clinton Saturday Little
Miss Clara IIill i on the sick list Or
ban Yates Of Hickman is visiting here
for a few days Misses Lucille Derry
berry. Augusta Little. Linnie Page, and
Mrs. II. r. Murdaugh motorcd "a Full
ton Friday afternoon Mrs. Kelly
Moore T. convalescent. after an attack
Of pleurisy Misses Jessie Wade and
Linnie Page entertained the school chill
dren with an Easter Hunt Friday af-
ternOon Billy Isclcher Of paducah was
the week end guest Of William Hills
Mrs. Josie Scntes Of Union City has re-
turned from Savannah. Ca. 10 spend
few days with her daughter. Mrs. W.
II. Wade.
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70 r . AL z

Mrs Saliie Ropalcce of oklahoma,
spent a few days last week with her
brother. r. O. Hale. Sr-. and wife
Mrs r. NJ Maddox delightfully."- on
iertained few cf her friends ~ the
picture show Monday evening 10 see
.ei.e Daniels i'm she Couldn't Help II.
After the show they were invited 2"
Cowgills Drug Store where they were
served grape juice and cake Those pres
ent were MesdanleS Guy Hale. VI. y.
Cowgirl. Sr.. F. r. Randle. 4. II. Travis.
j. IL Miilet. George Cook. q. NJ. Rey-
nolds. ". H. Amberg. r. II. Johnson.
Joe Engel r. Il. Prniher. !. L. stephens.
A. NJ Alexander. r. Johnson. III. y.
Cowgirl. Ir.. r. T.. Case. II. l.. Bradley.
Mack Reid. r. r. Swayne. Swayne
Walker. Chester Barnes. : II. Stem
bridge. 4. II Bondurant. u. X. Turpin.
Karl TaIley. W H. Baitzer. Herman
BRADLEY. Alvin Creed. !. Hubbard. and
Misses Mildred Hamage. Jane Binford
and Irene Faris. Mrs J.. 4. Ellison, of
Memphis. was an out-oftown guest.
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WOMEN'S WOES


IL does seem that women have more
than "A fair share of the aches and pains
that afflict humanity they must keep
up must attend TO duties In spite OF
constantly aching backs. or headaches.
dizzy spells. bearing-down pains; they
must stOop over. when to stoop means
torture. They must walk and bend and
work with racking pains and many
aches from kidney ills Keeping the
kidneys well has spared thousands of
women much misery Read OF rem
edv for kidneys only that Is endorsed
by people you know.
Mrs. r.. Underwood, w. Hickman ST.
Hickman. says: Il have great con
fidence I'm Doan's Kidney Pills ana al
ways take them whenever l need kid
ney remedy Sometimes j have attacks
when my kidneys are irregular. | feel
tired. iapguid and miserable Pains
shoot through my side and l have dull.
ma srinc ache across the small Of my
back. I get Doan's Kidney Pills az the
Hickman Drug Go. and one box always
cures me. I certainly think Doan's are
fine and very gladly recommend them 10
anyone"
Price Coz. at all dealers Don't simp-
IL ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney PiIls-the same that Mrs. I'm
derwood had. Foster Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo, y. \.
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CAYCE NEWS
Interesting Items ny the Ccuria b
Special Correspondent

Mrs. Lucy Burnett. Mrs Clyde Bur
nett. Mrs Zack Sigman. Miss Myrtle
Burnett Mrs Malcomh IHman and MTS
Jim Boone Inman spent Tuesday with
Mrs. 4. l.. Bondurant-M Campbell.
Mrs. Tyler and Mrs Ethel Oliver spent
Friday with Mrs. Edna Alexander ~
The cayce boys and girls went over 10
Jordan Friday afternoon 10 watch the
Cayce boys play ball against the Jor-
dan boys. ~ Miss Evelyn Bonduranf
spent the weekend with her grand
mother. Mrs. Lucy Burnett Nina
kimhro spent the weekend with home
folks-Iemuel Nahan spent Saturday
and Sunday In Moscow Mrs. r. \
Mayfieid and daughter and little son.
Charles Edwin. spent from Friday To
Sund9y with sam hinder and family
Mrs. J. W. MAYOR spent Friday with
Mrs. Birdie Pewiti-MiSS Naomi Pew
III spent Friday night with Mrs = W
Naylor.-Mi>s Paftie Mai Sugg spent
from Friday until sunday with Miss
hubye Davis.-Bro. keathly preached
az the Baptist Church last sunday ar
teTnoon- From now on there will h. ser
Vices on the 1sf sunday afternoon and
evening instead OF the 4fh Sunday
Bob Roper and r. ~ Mayfirld were Ia
Hickman Friday l. Bondurant and
daughter. Clarice. attended the Presby
terry at Paducah Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Otha HammonS and Mrs. Carrie
Campbell visited Mrs Ethel Oliver
Monday.-Mrs. a. W. Fowler and child
rem arrived today. They are moving
back 10 their old home.-Miss Annie
Cruve and Miss ollie Richardson went
To Rives Friday. They were accom-
panied home Sunday by Hugh Cruce
and family I'm their car.-Miss Mary
Lon wilkins j. spending the week with
Mrs. John McClellan.-Iohn Tyler and
Mr. and Mrs. McMurry visited Mrs. Ty-
Ter Sunday Bro. Baker and family
spent sunday with Mrs. Sam Wilds.-
Mrs Sam Wild~ and daughter attended
church here Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Pcrigen and family visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Burns Sunday MIR. and
Mrs. Roy Cruce visited Mr.. and Mrs
Levi Campbell last week.-Mrs. Mary
Willie Clemens visited Miss lima Pearl
FISHER recenfiy.-Mr. and Mrs Johnnie
Cruce visited Mr. and Mrs. Horner sun
day.-Miss Farabough spent the week
end with home folks at Clinton.
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Dodson's Liver Tone
Instead of Calomel

Caiomel Is quicksilver. IL attacks
the bones and paralyzes the liver. Your
dealer sells each bottle Of pleasant,
harmless "Dodson's Liver Tone" under
an ironclad. money-back guarantee that
IL will regulate the liver, stomach and
bowels better than calomel. without
sickening or salivating you-15 million
bottles sold.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-07

Miss Mary Hollan entertained the
club AZ her home Thursday evening
from 10 IL Bridge was played and at
the close delicious salad course and
iced tea was enjoyed Those present
were Mesdames a. NJ. Alexander. II. r.
Turpin. W. II. Amberg. C. T. Bondur-
ant. Herman Bradley, w. G. Reed. F.
NJ. Maddox. II. n. Cowgirl. Jr., r. b.
Prafher. Jr. and Misses Carrie Maize
Reid. James Binford and nellie Bondur-
ant.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-07

We have wood-lots Of it-going II
so a cord Or we can furnish you with
81 or SO loads. Phone 158.-Liberty
Conf 60 42-tfe
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-07

For Sale-My residence in Southern
Heights. rooms. pantry. > porches-
bath. electric lights. cellar garage. gar
den. coal house. chicken house. etc
Screens. light fixtures and window
shades included All city conveniences
without city taxes. Best place In Hiok-
man Ia live. Also fine range. heating
stove and other household articles. See
me or phone No. Civ. G. Speer. 2c42
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-07

Al G.. Fields. premier ~ American
ministries. died M his home I'm Colum-
bus. Ohio. Sunday. his death resulting
from Rrighf's disease.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-07

~ oshias Ihst ooss Not afseet ths Heeb
Because OF lie tonic and laxative eject. LAxA-
FIVE DRONO QUgSsSE Is better than ordinary
ouinine and does not cause uervousnese oo9
ftnging In head. Remember the tuu - me 20
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-07

Caladium and Cannas--busy Bee
Cafe. soe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
ACCUSED OF POSING
AS j, s, DRY OFFICER

Il. y. CoHrr oc BurEettstowr. -
was arrested shortly after midnight ~
b ot-oluIr Eek In South Wh""iLe
where Cocker - said % have been .nlp'r
~onat,ns a federal r-N officer. '"N'r
was found :" lie carr wing 4 in ca'lHr'
.Do;t rsVOlvrc tir wore =. SP"c!h1 g.
,ec,,vc hadC" ccnc"a,cd under his c"'t
Nc was locked up ,'Id has caS" Will ~
,nvrsti ga.cd further tbs morning
charge Of pistol t"tlag was pr'tcT-''
~ nLrnt Z. N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
-. harness and saddlery. wood pulp

shoes. harness and saddlery. wood pulp
mechanically ground. chemical, un.
hi.achrd or bearhcd. hand. sewing and
dornjrg noodles. oil cakes ana meal. oak.
nm, mother Of pearl and shells mot cut).
manufactured Platinum. quinine. silk
,,,.,one and silk waste. raw silk. stand
ord ncwsp-.n, paper. stone and sand.
.uIrhu-. iapioca. tar and pitch wood.
,cn' no, spccia;ly provided forl. tin ore,
,urpon,!ne ard -oan. harbed wire. UNI
,r,rufac,"r"d wha.ci'. No and wood char
coal.