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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
.LENINE'S THEORY FAILS
REDS MUST HAVE MONEY
Soviet Peasants Distrust Paper
Which Requires an Armload
to Buy Pair of Shoes.
" Associated Press to Every Evening

Riga, MAY ! Coinage of silver m
been authorized hy tho Russian sovlet
government II Is said in Moscow news
papers received here. the Rolshevil
government having completely reversed
its position after having held out for a
long time for a complete abolition Of
money.
This was due II is said To the desire
Of the government to satisfy the pea
SAINTS who have long distrusted paper
money turned out 50 rapidly that an
armful Of ruble notes was needed 10
buy a pair Of shoes.
Followins the restoration Of free
trade To cooperative societies and oth..I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Harold howl 1t the savoy.

in prog a-s ~ .ae Savoy Theatr
t5r - : W.-.t a featured oy another oa
.loallr tn4 for sts nat-.nq NIX Dr
Srstr Harv,ld T4nyd,s newnat photo
nfay. Will y, shown ALSO Corinne C9rff-
a.h = fhc Rpecfa~'liar production II
lsuf E..a. Dore THIS season NaE
uitfeeft ri insee beautiful setttasa. ard
thri'A. iaaud
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
olu1 rms >rRN.

~ N.fb Mas Wa~ - mild Z s
~eAtt ~#rpN Hollow -uuidef cVcn
Hsu He ttU 0h,r 1T least r,volu
uafa u.,#r- uste h,fd ard Rcd
st e#He to.~h., ki.v spoak
D.. IF Nt~ hast Thor,
,.lb- r. hr paradcs
rests
ftep1ft~ f.au ~ parts I. th, country
wa~ mo- ..tlefir lis
h4Hrt tfs "a hsfr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Fine Sugar Under Seven Cents.
Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York May 2.-Trading in re-
fined sugar futures was inaugurated
this morning on the New York Coffee
and Sugar Exchange. No transactions
occurred on the opening call but July
was 6.95 bid offered at 7.09 and Sep
tember 7.05 bid, offered at 115. Fine
granulated sugar quoted at $40 to $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Sugar nj seven Cents.

surar a,tas retail.d in wilmingtan
a, seven CENTS a pound whteu + a
marked reduction IN the past fea w...ke.
This fs said - IL iue - he rash II
thn Cut.sf. sugar commission. Frd subs
oIent efforts of refining companies -
save al possible out n Inc ruins.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

recent cone eaaiorn the deriHion accord
Ing to recent arrivals from Moscow
marks premier banine's final admis
sion Of the impossbllty of the nrigina
cofntnuniauc theories at this time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Banl Statements Called.

~ Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington Nav g The comptroi
ler ~ the currency today issued a call
for the condition of all national banks
a. the close of business on Thursday
Aprn Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Is There n Remedy!

There have been bills in Congress for
the relief of every other sort Of gov
ernmcnt ward. but the President has
never had any assistance offered him
in this difficulty He has his secre-
taries and aides. Many Of them. how
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
A Flood of Requests.

"pout d. it aaid = friend
ooh am glad ~ holy said Mbs
Harding
The week after. shc saw what thg
fricnd ment licr mail brought over
Z 200 requests for small donations which
could ~ aoli ~ auctronel ~ ~ ida
prices. AZ coming fron thr wife of Tho
President leci onc nandk crchicf
-u,h "A She hal sent the FIRST tinr.
tnsau' unc dol'ar Thrce thousand
hardkerchief= sH far worthy enough
ceusce would moan $4,000 not counting
thc wages of aome one to bus the etfte
come one to wrap and address thom ani
th, cos, ~ postage Ynu can neue
fat Yourself that his ia uorn than
'hc President weekly salary and Nj
Uerd{nE's pn mouo, certainly oouid
nat cover sHeh lneldantaiv
The trouble Il tha' au fho activities
NJ White ua1ac famH, are given
uuh5t,itv u, eerd donation to ).
.hari;, affair and request that no n1on
tian 81 made oi the sonurr would II 81
rah the sjft - te attraciveness fht
a-socjation with the Witt, Iloue, IS
what she l~eaplo want in such casca
So the President AMI hie w5fc have
F
nrHt bcca ,rre tho novclt, - nev Exc-
cutive attracts an unusuaIl, large mum
hor Of pccplc with The ctmmics" r.
the President IS cautious In the FIRST
weeks. he fa no, worried - much latcr.
though there il scarcely day whcu
hc d"os nut receive an imposing col
lection - requests for gifts--autn-
Graphs invitations photographs. nnd so
on IN, tide riac~ and Calls a. a larg.
extent accordiur - Tho prcsidcnt him
solf II hc b,comes known its Joiner
hut not much ~ q giver ;he mail brings
more in,1tatione to ioiu and few"- re
quests for money
President Harding We he'ieve is not
vet claezsincd IIc wants to d. ecnia
and reasonable and democratic hut he
IS aIrNysdy no doubt heEinning - realize
mar his supply II these qualities 4
limited 10 President has ever been
ahl, to meet more man a smaU fraction
of the requests and thoy arc growing
zach term as there are more people II
serve.
Thus when the President agrees SO
ciably ~ be honorable president of
some orEa nization which appeals -
some hobby Of his. ne risks exposing
himself TO a deuge Of invitations Ia
ioin organizations he never heard of
before Such organizations are well
aware that the President could rot
uGingle with them Al their Tuesday
meetings They fully appreciate tn
many demands on his time Rut-thev
d. think he could lend his name and
drop IN on state occasions. and if h
refuses. however politely there rs some
times resentment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
TIP SCREEN.
What's wife Worth" at The Play
hnuaa

what's Wife worth" hh ~ the
question asked ard the theme diacuas
ed By thc 1lrn of THAT name which opens
an engagement today ~ The Playhouse.
Not Ia dollars and cents can the value
Of - Wif. be reckpnesl For wha' money
will uay the price of hours IT suffering
1r bfy the delight that make bright
the hours If Iay Caasou Fefguaon
playa The Young hllalya ud ruth Reaiae
Il tho country rirl and Virginia CaiI
sell is tho ao,4ety wife Ruater iSoa
faa.a Hard Luck" ia also on the ldli
Justine Iohnstane AT the Majestic.
seenea - gaiatr ar broadway are
sueco.ded by accnea ~ tho slume where
despair md pavarte r..gn and vtcr gafaa
IN Iuelina fohuafsut ncw picture
The rlavfhiua af fsfn1dwav whifh
eonmeneea ~ enrareueu' IT fha
MaieafIf ta4as Tbt aernaa are lavish
~ times eanosiarv shru the setting s
hat ef rroadrae =. the clIrhuJea r
fhc Thirty CiHh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Justine Johnstnne at tho Majestic.
May Allison ~ the queen

Ma Allison xhr made r. hf' in 'h1
q.-reet version og Fair and Warner 4
te 7ra#a - etar ~ the queen This
ane her ltIet8ra Is Tho Marriage of
WfHa4r seHe aehcduiod fn h~ar i7rs
and commencing its ran todaF ST.
TIuutfshfey Wafd ls fhs autbot n tn.
story Narr la-eh erfe rHnrfuate
.he parf.rHeaH fhev effect fhe ahcrr
beauty n tba a.fa tsef nj ibo tasfe7 .f
fs#tT#h aoh.itfv Wtnfhan 4tend.ag
s.ia.e oprasBtt " sa tllsnn +rnr ht'-
Eie Ifad IS ths aame - inc comedy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Fostering the President
nv Erndorlc 1 IInnllIn
by Frederic j. /

Washington April 29.---President
Harding Is now getting his first taste
of those duties which contribute most
To make a Presidents life a problem
and burden.
During the past few weeks he agreed
to become a member of IA variety OF
national associations. religious. sporting
and reforming. lie accepted buil pup,
bought tickets for the Daffodil Ball for
the benefit Of a boys swimming fpool,
posed for "A statue and portrait sketch.
and gave $50 toward Madame Curic's
radium fund.
Refusals arc. of course, more nuiner=
Gus than the acceptanoes. Limitations
of time, money, and strength make II
impossible for a President do do all the
things the people want him to do. lie
must choose. In each instance, ana
whichever way he chooses. he cannot
hope to please everybody.
This is tho joker In the job of being
Chief Executive OF the United States.
No doubt good many of our Presidents
who checrfuly assumed the trials OF
signing bills and getting along with
Congress would have refused the posi-
tion with dignity had they realized
how many statues they would have
90 uuvel with appropriate renarka.
now many loyal voters would insist
on wriuEing the Presidents hand. how
many times they would have Ia stop
and turn around in order To be photo
t,raphcd in characteristic poses.
These are thr dutirs--lcft out Of tho
Cnnatitution--wb make being
President one Of the most annoying ioba
ia the world.
Though thu incumbent in ntiice &C
duirea great skill ~ meeting his obli
cations. for some reason hc never writes
a guide book for his successors. Fhe
value uf q volume on Things EvefN
President should Know" hy one who
has bccn there would be inCaiCtilable.
Aaidc from scattered letters and ar-
ticlos. no work ~ the sort has ever
been ipsued
"A IL ia now. zach Executive and his
family have "a pnuecr for themselves.
And Il iH rocky ground Evorvthing
thcy d. bccumcs precedent To take
an instance from Mrs Ilarding'a *
pcricncc q rcuurat cauo before IN
auFurattor for q small donation &" hs
aold a a fair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

Westminster kesnt1eay es q n.s .,,sss as' pS,Sa,e s
haths, runntnR water g. A Kopp owner
and Prop Open All year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
alfc,lotrnpe~ > Rcmarkable Film.

81 safse ita cNefairffcnt ia strfagtfst#
md f.neaHae 5ta thame II enr flaf l"cs
5tfa na8ff at.f11 Questions aev sfob-
.ttaa .r other Hurh thtngs. the photo
s4f4r fiaHafrape" aae found Hrsar
raa94 tapet nc audiences tha' baN
fo4e5t1 me Arcadia since Friday 'he
arsf las of Inc rfn.e srra sntafinr
IFaI5atrai.e briefly HtnrY ~ father
f.s.r tt + ruirndd f~ihrrts "a rhr -
feefiau father beld4 FOR 4 daughter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Risky Ru siness

E -ia@ ard Tomorrow the Ratio
fsat=3r. gotiar C.lpdvv Walton in the
tsisfstrsga atfa- Tn rnraerfY called -Flzf
ftaareee Risk Insiusss" - so-
eHets st.rE The Hff~aafh and H9af
.atst-i. - nc to-ta Douhie Adven
tfre ef}5 =. shown otay and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23
WHAT TICKED OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

FreE--Sau @sssm7ers. Pres =
uars 9. -hs Ant- -an Fads-E14a1 -
.aia., sat l1 rsnr K CRITICISM q
Fin f,er1aae re vas bsrI Z o1 III
sa~st -slss "v'Ag = r~us be6.r-
s1 hars lres * raa-x III ihss
eHa vtsef sb~s say is & lsalr4r
rus thar .hs lre-ars American ha-n
bs~s
-1a AAann CrT M Saunders
was .snrt nat rl sr af tts ra~asef
Eh- Nl-asn here March IT, zF
il sis1-ir raur1
-Carpns Christ rsless Etlrisr
s.s~as~s sass '-asrs a-s na v1-sr
Z srpraaneas --9r hsrs Hs "a &
r'Ht1-ua T-s ttrs n1kes vtf sf8rs
nua 1heT sar shs wrssr is cain
wner bssHa "a asn tians s 1hs our
a MfNaa
--'h5elHs r. 7rsnarr,a-legr sf 1bs
'Hrs sHrs rs arE fam corporation
fa rr naor dalars ressrsF
soar paL VIZ l,a oau7 s@t v-al4a
vask area~snr II rlBrs uuil'nef
ls naesrr s View yasr tnd CA,-
uara harFs-s
-1Aests.-Twa ssaaiH~F treur ttH
l5-r@Bur at wusrs Laredo ws-e Fn-
~ nnl snr- rshHrt v-aurdAa n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

4hse we1s rom group ~ r-aur =.
as5egatas sascnsLE thss- slTPe-t
-.uif change. AfaVsve-. vas shavn
n fns sre-uns fa- The eInaadGses
wA The rlro1e lnd tns Trash
question spaset tt ths raEvant tlf1
gpsAr harar ss ose III & nuus.s,
m mlsA- matters and prepared tne
WY 1s take m3 'asaasmAanAa tls
gtlses AID 1hs ausasan cs rsls1AaEs
sl FursTa1n 5as,a- zlare1a1ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

today gT cross examination an
lie part o. representative G. osb.-
i1ss-eEts- zurch q the record 1, b.
IL eozn5lsfss ss TIE case proE-eEses
al = = ss1'As DE there VII nar oa
n1cA eirscz testimony Ia bs txfs-
e theFa. T1is VII rxsks r norss-
- . close he case here Frsozy
o- Sstnr6sr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23
Miss Agnes L. Henry
Tells How Cuticura
Healed Eczema

nse rrzc-r4 Wiki ssefsn =
SINAI -k-ursl-s ~ II iacr and tr~s-
A. frs ts-v ~-rrr re ans hard na1
<hrr r--srs - s14f-s- T'ssry su--see
an hrans rrxrss a.. thr t1-nt xn< 7
ss-9rrn-s gArrr ! 1rEi1 ncs slr-y
re-rx n11zrx E a -srnr-
sr1s s-rsrrS rr r 1s1 ->sr s---r
sr hr.r. ge1r traGns assrs s-x
z7s.s-s-sss nciarr i. ns.e1 Sz-l1u-k Sasr
knt czrl-rsrrs. kllz ~'>l-n Aae us-e
x1--- ckkrx SE S,gGrAzsrs S&v E-s<
ssz--t s1x1s uf S,u.Esrs Szn--crx !
wss zSulplrr-sy Acxes S,snre
Miss Agrsss = Eszsr. SSa y.
ScwaE ME-ylNE2.
Ci-rz sss ssrs-rH q frnr-r-srs ~
rxsss usr n <srri-u-s S7rT srs oc1s-
siuzrs 1Fuza-s cr c.a<scc-x csrnTznr-ss
a. n--sirt - sufsnn so1ser and or1a-
-nrx E- sea ser s4s sss.i-. Hs IS ass
csExi-us Tslra7 i-r ry~aS-as Az
J,r-su-Tz4zsf tas s-Ar..
k~nns. n--s r-- sr u<l sos-~n -uszarx~ &~s
S-xss-l. f@srN 4 u~@a~ "a &~@ taifs~w-~
.vs~-s k-~s - 1n'r,~r.' \ asd "a -ss-un. -
- ufsrs=s Ss.a-s ahx~~s vvf4hcsa uaas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23
c-W=Ess s-LN- cyN sE-I--
e-uad 1rair zAE4

aslnpssf nnf a-raatg EsTns E1 -aau-a
aEElnss ravs-l MANI Ev-nss-Hizp. al :
Hulaarnsri 1nEu-lDrz Asarh -nsu' r
Enn4 KIT schsr slul-lEr si-.poss'1 l---
rlHln- - nisAELrHE
Sv-cso-- ar rt bus1 rLnliaItss na1-
ruHr Li,Hr cEr 'iilrTs e I'm Es'sss
~scET cErrvnE Lf+.f ssi+-f'-s1-is.s r
la ahs 1luur y TIE ruI var-la1- vsn+sfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

cnvs 1h4s rUn A. large aa nuge
aKnIgs 81 hEsk 81 El mis T
1rashpas shauit ae na1ral Ali Is
4 sr-:,alHu VIII etF rars s. as
-aa1 aEs.z Yves Nshs ~sp.f-s .te
sr-sr rsws frraEt hrs ts gasas1 its
4 giz hnl dsg-grHI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

NJ N CAIN q TIE Sas,a1 Nes.
MA~kes uas 8lay rres lis customers
cUAarv Anc ss-Tacs- aus 1s aeaevtss
n s1aAr snsss ans Is AHr &c shs IL
sias a Als NA-Res EAarsed a. 31
Wine. I0a nr uusA 20 la sgE'ea--
Hrns q. LIE EAhca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

Greece would .lst to have tht yr.-
sel S4E1Ax interfere Z ltr VA "
Tl-tev F'ar~Enzgts1v IEele SAN y
nSr lAe league 81 u1,l81s !. AIT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

Ehs t5sla Z r1esssar for several
raa-E and 1rz5eo sauns wsssEs zhere-.
Ss has 10 interests o1rfigBnnE .
ne snaspris Numbers = ard :
ia ma. .but frews the nourt-y zbs-=
sse tssE'-sa,sS tise tffsrert -sEE Ess
z 6rEnE- ALSO 1he formations -
1se soz II Vac. hs Lad 6riIses wellz
4 fls vzEs1isF-
r Is pssssEss Ehss othe- phases uf
ne tss-nsrF VIZ bs taken u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

N-s Ela.sr z sAa aEH aars lrs
esr-act. vislGraa -nf ri laf sns tgld
have Ehm na, 1uAnlut vh IN
ira.T- handled gun Ine 1hea Jrlu1#s
ls-se-. sa- shF 5urr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23
HACER MINING CLlINLNTs
IRE MAKING COURT FIGHT
ET93s1os Csrs- Ii 2es Esve-
Hearing Deal VIII S.a.--.g
as Clans T-o-els Crrss
T-o- TsxM

raE.aha-nH CITY gurs -A sta
slf.ns q TIE saasara c1 ocual17
We aA sma~see VIZ alvs sesr e
sfi.es ~ sha sndsur4E Ess gsss
Huf ~ 1sis wee srrvsgs1 s.
N F.oaa cf ere en44-
aasntA Fails Texas Desem4.s
.,h ai,aus wear afss shAr Ans
s.+sr F-A1Ad The cams ergna1
vHrs E1aEae ~ s-h-z4ns Il ssft-
z.,ss at shavf fr9m -ns nlE1 a11A
q. fass r1Ter E1a ssssgirg mem -hs
vss given n tssst-ns1r tos 81 s,r W.
1tsses q lie 1a1ne- urnr tlsu
l1is t,ete-s Frederick TE3s- ,sr
-'e.sar1sng TIE rr-es SKATES suy--i,,s
auurr u 1hs mAn4s s1 #eeurlng 4rl
aenne q -r-s 10 psrv3nns gt ttt Rs5
rlrHr s'A6
4 ! Hnnl- y 1avss A1Ha
'Hraa- and James M Jordan vers
y 11,eRses test trzIE IS II ID 83at
-ar - tas .tr=s c.s rH vsrrs-
s1Efel tns LONE Les 1latn hnss
vtlcn 5al1ls TIA lEsi If -n. otns+
-r-as u 1ns vess E5prt wss 1 Sc
nutr Hha-fst II -TnaHr uuur7v wts4
ms Texas -snrsrE aEns ~ and tpns
4 7sosaeE 81 q tns w. pr tns sr1
sanlG NJ z. tie frn va sI.aur.
n
Is ur T-sFigus 1ErE. ysscHr rtI-1
f'lH nErts rc1-tnuAo - adj = tts
-epart shrrv inr tfst- tber Art rsvr
1t VIII sre-T s'-vvlE.ur zt tae
7slnaHr n1rlrE 1spE 7safinr ernt
rr,,.--snns M tns nor~@t- --7cirr -
sha zinaf embracing fteir Esrsrz
r.fua = Bnsv fhst M ic1lfr
se--ster-r rat ~ previously STAKE
nsr 50 IA as -bsF knew -Aksr ~
Ernsrs
--r.s.s. r-r-- -exzs
rs1rrt Rta=as nat -f.s <11r t-7Ehle
n-sz1as L. nv tine .sr tro-
Texas rlsEu.srtK. 1tst tsss place.
7sirinr flasrnsrts &c nuf make srE
--uutss - lts autnp-stsE -'heHs
( Texas xlE1u&Its vs-s os's-sfirsf
t.sor. pls3es1-s v'tse-s ne 1u6s1r i
was F.aEe6 srt -bs eztzr is u.sda
fiu- ths -su-sau-nstt ~lslf sr1sr, 1F
orH- ~fs ts--ru-T 1sev srcioRAS tf
-r.s ria :rnF ~ ffs gBasuris lsase T'b'F
S. x1zr E-tDessaF s-s ztlEse = tasr
fsEn3rs-ad srv stakes - marks y
T-~v finS zn6seatrE r-sTlDus stsfsn-
- tss-rns a. var H<ner 6iS MT
-nrn -'esz e-rnsr- vho h1s 5ser y
fi>a - E-1r1inr Ks5s ~ ffss II fusi-
ra=s so- Hsrs-az rHs-x- 4 6ltse-e-'
-,asrts " Ot7shors- onas rnsraEsr kf
r,s ssgiE.zfr-s. las bssr arssrsstss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

BRUSH caa- miners r. aAek r. The
mines WAS Abort time q gua mai
.rs -asEs George a. az he wa-A II
England
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

whI. AE7ranAs Ne hF rw vts q
Husband nHFaer as htr Sas fc4ases
DOORS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

tbs Is n g-He 1a- sht Philippines
70 seek Independence q IS sos ~
sicle * aors1v u0DsT-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

The difference l,eivas1 asnl 1s
tht anrs ana llrlln 5hs lnes j. sts
a~itrsnes aesv4sA fan-1itg AND Az
aAssy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

At.sr ins sraas1i ~1IT saassr
II ID ieea1 1us 4 Ills ths eaalr
-aboS some raE harsss wf 5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

Well sGzs II ca.rr. Tr. sunath nc
ease saa1 WI eaElf Hiene lnc sesk
rs'rs.s1-s4a1 IS uUsaall 1lss-iiEssaI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

"a Y -Avaasr II AEnsss Es WIS
risa0r g. rAs 1ad ~ sgvs BEND
cuf '~sTs vHstsrhar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

t-aal 1tsl 15.ns thar scare on 1hs
sss-a.ghi saaa tr4 ~ AsggF A1t-
9ishusns spr +naaG1sss tne sag1
[,sto1r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

KISSING Is tu-mads1 2 sbgal and
na vf&t Ma1 s. sane Ia VA sfef
thhI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

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hope died, and she realized afresh that
sorrow. stronger than before, was
waiting TO seize her again
"Well-I can't stand il in here Z"
Alix said, suddenly. She crossed to
the door, and opened it, and slipped
noiselessly out into the night, catch
ing N coat from the rack as she
passed.
The night was wrapped in an ocean
fog, there was no moon and no stars,
but the air was soft and warm. With
no goal in view, Alix climbed upward,
walking rapidly. breathing hard, and
frequently speaking aloud, as some
poignant thought smOte her. or stand
ing still, too sick with pain, under an
unexpected rush of emotion, TO move.
He would have told me about it
why didn't / let him." ran Alix's
thoughts II thought of some older
woman, / don't know why-anyway, /
didn't care so much then. But / care
now! Peter, care now! l can't give
you up, even to Cherry. 1t is nom
sense to talk of giving him up" Alix
told herself, sitting down in the inky
dark, on log against which her wild
walk had suddenly brought her. "for
we are all married people, and we all
love each other. But oh, / am so sor-
ry! / am SO sorry, Peter" she whis-
pered, as IL she were speaking to him.
You couldn't help 1t, / know that.
She is so pretty and so sweet, Cherry
and she turns TO you as if you were
her big brotheri''
She got to her feet and went on.
What am / thinking about-it's alb
surd Can't people like each other, in
this world, just because they happen
to be married Peter would be the
first to laugh at me. And is it fair to
Cherry even to think that she would
"Oh, but it's truep the honester i'm
pulse interrupted, mercilessly. 1T is
true. Whether it's right or wrong, or
sensible or absurd, they do love each
| other; that's what has changed them
| both"
Continued Tomorrow
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Cherry and Peter-Oh, my God! Oh,
my God, it has been that, all the time,
that, all the time-and l never knew
i'll never dreamed it!
IT'S Peter and Cherry! They have
come to care for each other-they
have come to care for each other" she
said 10 herself. her thoughts rushing
and tumbling in mad confusion as she
tested and tried the new fear. Ut
must be so. But it can't be sol" Alix
interrupted herself in terror. for
what shall we do-what shall we do,
Cherry in love with Peter. But Peter
is nay husband-he is my husband"
And in a spasm of pain she shut her
eyes. and flung her head as if suffo-
eating. The beating of her heart
frightened her Il shall be sick if /
go on this way she reminded her
self. And then they will know. They
mustn't know. But Peter she
whispered suddenly. Peter. who has
always been so good TO me-so gen.
erous TO me-and it was Cherry all
the timel Even those years ago,
when we used TO tease him about the
lady with the crinolines and ringlets
it was she. But why didn't he ask her
| instead of me?" wondered Alix. and
with an aching head and frowning
brow she began TO piece it all TO
gether.
The terrible truth rose triumphant
from all her memories. Sometimes fol-
a second hope would flood her witt
almost painful joy, but inevitably thu
truth shut down upop her again AMI
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FOR SALE

1 have decided to put on the market
my land out on the Silver Springs
road, Oklawaha and Fort King ave-
nues. Will sell 2h or fve-acre lots,
part cash and five years to pay bal
ance. See me for terms.
ocala is now rapidly building east
and is certain to build out on this
property. Buy lot and start you an
orange grove.
Seventy acres of fine watermelon
and tomato land ga miles east Of
Ocala. Will either rent or sell. House
and good well of water Easy terms.
Half of Block 81, Old Survey, ocala,
the south half of Lots and 4. This
property is Immediately behind
Franks store. Several small houses
now on property which are rented.
Part cash, balance on terms.