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SETTLE THE. STRIKE RIGHT.

The heads of the railway unions
say, at Chicago. that they do not want
TO postpone the strike; they want to
settle it, Very good That is the
wish of everybody. But all who have
thought soberly about the strike, and
taken in its full significance. want it
not merely settled, but settled right.
A definite and single issue has been
raised. VIII the employees of the rail-
roads submit to the law, will they
cease to set at defiance the duly Gre
ated agency of the government? On
that question there should be no
equivocation, no compromise. The
United States Railroad Labor Board
ought to insist upon a clear-cut
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

than a pleasure. AZ that. The poliilelan
must keep His voters reminded thnt
he ls still struggling yainntiy nv hls
country even II hia name ISN'T in fne
papers 20 often as might be- wished
After thfs duty is hastily performed
the breathiess lawmakef iH back AZ
it again. fawmaklnr has hefu1n 4
yearronnd job. And az the Members
begin 20 realize that thty are nos
camping here for few months any
more they begin 20 agitafa fof some a
the comforts Of home.
This country club has - many
members promised that if seems sure
Of success. The iiet 81 members al.
ready includes Seerota1isa Hoover.
Denby, and Mellon. William Burns ~
the Secret Service. Frank white.
treasurer of the United States. ahd
John Bartlett, President ~ the CiV8
Service Commission.
Another, less promising project b. a.
hotel FOR ConKressmen This IL
needed institution. ~ doubt. but r
depends on a bill 90 bring t into "a
lstehce. Anything Of the sort thai has
90 be legislated over la almost surely
doomed from the start
The hotel for homeless CouertasmsH
was suggested az q means M relieving
statesmen of their housing ffnuhlfs
20 they could concentrate on nHama
of state. ~ was 20 Offer them 4 hana
conveniently close 90 the Capitol. 81 &
reasonable rental.
The hitch 70 this acadian plan was
the necessity of = fund f0 establish IHe
institution. Later. q might Is. eKse.i
ed 70 pay for itself Congress has nrt
had the time. OF possibly Uhn NERVE.
10 ask for this appropriation. ana fha
hotel. which a great many Canafaaa
men heartily endorsed. u aHIi 3 IS IS
: proposition.
] Another project now WeiI oaflfsf
! ed, is the Congregational gpmnaefu.s
: where Senators and Heprr afrfafls.
7 can take setting up exercises ara af
! tain advice AZ to their physical Hfaraa
/ That COngrcggmnn ave neffWua
down 20 be residents ~ the DIafel.f E.
Columbia is hopeful sign fal IS.
> District. Washington IL dependent 81
! what might well Be called fha ehsfI
i. ~ Of Congress. Without rapreaenfaiIar
= at the Capitol, the clfp mnnf aihfnH
IS its ahairs 20 the approval ~ a corn
" mittee of men from states in SD aart.
q Of the Union
Z In the past these Conrrsnareas
= have not az class tAkrn = alrou.
/, interest IN the Capitolfs welfare Wra
:, that they and their fawllfea ntwaf N...
here the year round. the Congress
a mems interest in street car strikes
: the housing shortage. ard amlia
" problems, is becoming personal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
4
THE LEAGUES APPRECIATION.

Editor Every Evening: The Della
ware League Of Women Voters thanks
the Every Evening for It's editorial ex-
pressions IN sympathy with the ideale
OF the Leadue. Your paper was gen.
erous In the'space and position given
to the report Of the convention. The
speeches were intelligently reported
and I know that the articles have
been read widely by women through
out the State and that they carried
TO those women who had not the
privilege Of being present graphic
picture Of the assembly and a clear
impression of the fYne ideals and practi-
cal policies outlined In the addresses.
For the Executive Board, Mrs
Henry Bidgely. retiring President.
Mabel It. Ridgely.
October 21, 1921
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

enemies has been promulgated In the
meanwhile and our technical state
OF war ended. he will have To eithor
request Congress to give him ex-
powers to act, or else
only take over the mail trains and
operate them. These are things
which he can do. But It is we'll for
us 70 remember that the situation
demands no such action at present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
RANnlnA

~ eallg Hafs lWnahlf vaa do.
iiNW plulsael0N lh ho uaat uam.
saNs pafAlhs lhp treasures ~ indla
Ntip hNm up ~ frequently lhul q
Nplbua i mslnp ior protection oame
lNlN 1efne a .was easiet on ihs
ilHau Hiuup 20 auoepl that payment
Ha lhen thpl ala aot have a. dls.
iHHe ~ alolsh nNoia 4, was easier
~ lhp trader ior be added the coat
~ iht siAll b biz wares. and paaa,d
4 nn iU lhs ultimate consumers III
klnetsh ana Tsfp
nuaaf lmndlirF lr distinctly out.
isNed and mon with manln and
lalts o. lnlo other lines u work. Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
AUTOS AT RODNEY SQUARE.

Editor Every Evenings had been
away for several months, and driving
up Market street had reached Rod
ney Square. But whore Is 1.-THE
sauare7" said my friend, who had
never been IN Wilmington. Nothing
but strings of cars could bc seen Of
our civic block. Even on street cars
we see nothing OF II. Prohibit the
parking OF cars thereby all means.
gubscribep
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22


r,almaaler NH II. ilaya la making
a punmuudnhlp, and aurccasful ef-
bi e. have the roatoniee Depart
utul tundpr ihu most efficient service
Nuaalhlp. NRpk ~ Mr iiaya' vfort
alr $3.50 duaNpa thp nral Ia 10 run
,ha department a. economically az
paatdp. au shat lhe burden ot taxa.
tlun tn lhu ppoplo may be lightcucd
= ml lhp appun0 h tu plvnao the
puHN tnd "a pkppdl,u the puhlicu
luaMtaa
kH lhla has wt lntu oncc, many
aIaalN ,hHunpa which hhyp resulted
b. awh ln nnmp Instances he has
uHie bH hluaa slnyp htinn in ulhcu
bNd ln lhn maamva he has donc
nwf Muaa Wmrh appeated bn
Ur 81 lbt mst hbua that be did
WBa as laauu miua tu nn pualuhat,ra
thHt ptu lihnn nHalllt ahuuld hu dono
tn NUl msn u mH1duala uulutl, and
vUhNl hmt llp wapd lhat che
pHlmaalNa uap lhpu Vlia nnd 0nd
NDw vase 81 aresilhh up lho aer,lce
uAl hati isalWaallr Mt ihmra ..
iutlaN hat ahiad, nuurhl th, lucl
W4tbU W wHW W hlNh plnrlpnrN
Nh.n Nl riat uub oulpp Nlhouph
a. hla uuttpb und,, mual severe
hhnAhaw fm Hp,ral ,para bppauao
W tha MaM vht industries lahhn
MaNt nmH mph away ftl Mt Ems
Nah had manaHpa "a yaui uh dp
sple ibp lavl ,hat ln obp potiod IT "a
fpV muNlhH he had tWo comule,e
tNlheeela 81 mlof Nevertheless when
A. ilatH uidti bamp 10 Ne Englah
tNushl nbN WAYS " mpro,ne ihe
lbtal apf,lpp
Nuw lhe postal regulations Require
thnl H u Householder has no letter
b. nul letter openlns oul m the door.
wat lhal lhp thmpr must deliver
tht nmu ln pttaon a. lhe Householder
n thp latter ls uot "a homo the mail
musl hp ratripd back lo the oflco and
delivered later That makes loss
~ time ana ustra trouble 20 tho ear.
fipr and slower mail service Go IN,
trsldent Mh English decided 60 he'll
vw both parties,
ilp ISSUED several statements 90 "a,
ttpss lplllns how mail could hc NOR,
uNlehlf delivered 'if ieitor.box OF
itlieF. 0pumnn ln the doorway wa'
iHuvlaea ~ huereatrd that such pro
vision hu made 90 every house, no
iHimaplly SOC lhe carriers benefit. buN
fNf lht residents henont Then ar
tnsllsh weni bn further ANA hlnto,
ihal the ufes,nl slime 20 depression
NHa moal useellgnl purloa ln whlcl
a. fHu lhf wufh aunb iiy polnto,
bM lhal baoh lah would ri,e soml
tNp'NfMsm n aams hnMpipaa man
az HU llms ala hn pemplalH ol bach 10
mlaiHh aN lhe nHhIlpa nari il
Wlt.f Msslaled aHa sunnsalloh 1
mal wHUlNl iWta
NNHaitHH t WHmlHaluhmua vh
taa WaAH HN WUt'HlNm iul lunpl,ln
lNHl MiIH iM .H ms0t 10 haa letter
tH'HFa Naa0 lhg aame tn
W hHWlmH lhtH huua0a ab
bHNHHeA No lHNn pIaels m ; hbfa
HNH Az NNfNiN Uhe aaaatsuui
W HHf uNl Nt lafH Hga hhb g.,
tNllN M lNN HN maU arhWl
lWiNN iHNH lN. e Hl dANua au
Nhal 3 mHf lNlWtallNa alm auap
NaW HNHh0ldH "a utan.up "
fAH d Wi HNAh muaUa hat uan
sN HN fWHiNlA mHH lelpfrd d tn
NMtwial vHA Nna hna "a
slHmlN aHaH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Olive Temple, l.. G. f.
Wenonah Lodge, S. of II.
Liberty Conclaye, S. w. NJ.
Mechanics Lodge. /. o. o. +.
Lenape Tribe, Imp'd. 0. r. NJ,
Sheet Metal Workers Association.
James A. Garfield Council, ID. of A.
Apache Tribe, No. 81, Imp'd. o. r.. \
James Young conclave, II. or S. w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

and financial matters III does not at
tempt 20 settle domestic troubles nor TO
undertake exhaustive research on any
and briefly Give fun name and address
and enclose two cents IN stamps for re-
turn postage. All replies are sent direct
60 the inquirer.
O. | would like to know what kind
of rock plymouth Rock Is? T. Fl.
A. Plymouth Rock is a granite
boulder.
O. What was the largest attend
ance at World Series gamer X. W.
A. The largest recorded attendance
at a World Series game was 1880
on October 70, 1915.
O. Why is the symbol Il" used for
ampheres instead Of "A7" II. a. S.
A. The symbol Il" had its origin
in the word intensity" and in certain
languages other than English, this
word IL regularly used where we say
current" English writer's used the
letter &C" to denote current" but In
Ithe interest Of international uniformity
lthis was sacrificed in order to gain
other points. The letter u" is now
the accepted international symbol.
O. What countries are included in
the Near East? V. S.
A. The countries included in the
Near East are: Abyssinia. Afghani-
stan, Albania, Arabia, Armenia. Asia
Minor. Egypt. Eritrea, Greece, Cytrus,
Malta, Mesopotamia, Morocco, Pales-
tine. Persia, Smyrna, Syria. TripoH,
Tunis, Turkey.
o, Is glass porous? Ban. 3.
/ A. Glass is impermeable to liquids
and gases and is therefore not porus.
Q. Where did the geraniums come
from? T. @. w.
A. The ordinary garden geraniums
are species of Pelargonium which are
natives OF South Africa.
Q. What is German silver made
of? w. y. D.
A. German silver is a white alloy
composed of nickel. copper and zinc
The best quality consists OF four parts
copper, two parts nickel and two
parts zinc. but in this proportion 1t il
difficult to work. For some uses a
small amount Of lead is added.
@. Are any OF the trees of the
Garden Of Gethsemane still living
F.. X. A
A. On the land now known as tbs
Garden of Gethsemane, there arr
eight very old olive trees, which ira
dition says were living in the time o
Christ The actual location Of tbs
Garden of Our Lords Agony wa
lost, and the present site selected a.
the probable location.
Q. How large a capacity must th'
refrigerators on a ship like the Olym
Epic have? NJ. L
A. The refrigerators of the Olympi
have capacity of 500 tons Of food. Thi
ship when full carries $500 persons.
Q. Kindly settle an argument b
stating what city is known as Fall
City? H.
A. Louisville. Kentucky, is know
+, by this title. probably because of tn
: : rapids Of the Ohio River, near the cit!
Q. Recently l came across an a.
: fusion to the Parliament of Ounce
Can you enlighten me in regard I
! this? G. B. ]
7 A. In 14O4 at Coventry. England,
parliament convened by Henry " Wa
: known variously as the Parliament
4 Ounces. the Unlearned Parliament, ar
d the Lack-learning Parlisment. A
lawyers We're excluded, and the nan
o was applied in derision, probably /
n lawyers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments OF
Every Evening Readers.

The full name and address OF tho
writer must accompany each letter, not
necessarily for publication but as evi-
dencc of good faith Anonymous com
miInications will be ignored. Publica-
tion of letters does not carry with IL
Endorsement by Every EVENING OF the
nnlnlna therein expreaAed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

Father: you must stop running
around with that light-headed actress.
That woman is driving you to Hades.
Son: We'll. it's a pleasant drive.
Guv'ner, believe mel"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

Young married couples WIN fna tha
most desirable and reasonably priced
houses and apartments Tor rsrt
fully described on the classified pace.
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

Lost somethingp Let classified ad
find it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

ANY reader can get tho answer 20
any question by writing Every Evening
Information Bureau. Frederic J. haskin /
Director, Washington. ID. 9. Thls oner
applies strictly 20 information. Tne Du,
reau cannot give advice on legal, medical
and financial matters. II does not at
tempt 20 settle domestic troubles nor TO
undertake exhaustive research on any
subject. Write your questions plAiniy
and briefly Give fun name and address
and enclose two cents in stamps for re
turn postage. All replies are sent direct
60 the inquirer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

A Congressman has to spend almost
all of his time in Washington nova
days. Once representative Of the
people could be reasonably sure Of a
long session and a short session at
set intervals. Now, extra sessions fol-
low so close on the heels OF adjourn
ment that the lawmaker has time only
to snatch a few days vacation.
Getting back home is more a duty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
rosta,srru Am rrpllc,

nAINmnAN. nl-rnnnn l1. l0gl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02
HE Ho0kEDA
RIDE ON lIRpIlAE
Lad Of i6 Decides He WI
CO Up II Air and Re Does
Bzt E2s verT Rough
Passage

oswe'n saHa WAY e-aota
Meaes ls lha0aee -s8e ar ~ ar
rlsrle SBaaav OHfSiaa 81 whai r.
~ aTsr sa4d 20 Aisn iasnr sreFnea
~ weH Sa1isfied viii srsn
T'ht aviator vasr was ee exAi-
-hsiaH flirats vas us tsKfs rr7 vls
rwo women passanshrs v hfa Mea -
1AsAea Il an1 rock far-r rn q s
aA aer The plane cleirea waA
rnes @ugrs * IN aerA spar
Thf Hlant WIS So strhnn.n fa fnf
saAa Hade 2 ga-cea sHfnp sa5
~ nrhi Msaev
g fea sht r5df SAID Mlltr 81
e7wa~a aar iaaa pnv vas a-e
maeh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02

NNE day Mary Jane took walk
Oaway into the forest and all Of
z sudden she heard something pound
ing and pounding and il WASH 7
Peter Pecker. the woodpecker, either
Finally Mary Jane came to the side
of IL. q, d there was a cave in it.
Mary peeped IN carefully, be
cause you've got TO be a~iully careful
cf bears and things n caves. and
there, right before her eyes. was a
little CID man. pegg.ng away 81 q
tiny pair of shoes. He was Old
Willie Wfalple, the fairies shoemaker.
Mary Jane sat down and talked
wsrh N'ill.e Wsrlple 2 lcng time about
Fairy Gol1y Shoes, and FL the other
fairies size knew.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02
PaHs GROWING IS NEVER
BEFORE IN HISTORY
People Of French CAPITAL Are
Pleased With Noron of n.
stallilg Sidewalks Thai
Move

naris. MAy 1-To ressere caages
uon on ire siaewAsls of sAs Pass
souierArss "a 5 p-opose6 fo coixirc;
z morlne Sidewalk nnset tA- sfreei
level and asone ihe ssAs a nes
salwas atal1 10 De zuaa K1-af
lDasfaux, The enei1esr pAe cansrul :
ed the szsoy ne ssdewa1k IL ~ wtrsa \
fasr ia Paris. ETesenseh ih4 laen 90
tae nuncp pal eauncil
Desraaxs Plas i 10 hsre >lde
vAla merne q abous slrr miles an
hous VIA rnangs on va~h iA
~pnaessriairs' .niehi r~s le ~af
transported alane forty sa~s under
ground The @Ine j. stne ~
~ersgas ai1en
Paris Is grow ne Hest fasi tra
nAny Americans ARE satane af resa-
dfncs here Al lsfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02
EAST ~iDT CITY BONDS
60 4 BEGGING

NasknEee Nar 2-Qnig tHo tld-
were received today ias sseatea u
MaskoEee conngr bonds aufho'azes g
he sold below rar tfy racent leElslz-
iare. Guaranty Trust uo1pauF q
Nuskogee had highes- bAd Wiz So
The cauntF VII be forced so mlahs uf
slsRnr from iis funds before bonds
csa Ae sssned. TIE Bonds were vc1ea
vea- ae1 and .unas VII Ne USED
Rah federal aid ana other ~countses
funds 10 fsail Hour free bridges 0rer
ne Arkansas and Eanaaiza rivers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02
Mary Jane and the Little Old Shoemaker

Ard finally they GOT hungry. So
Willie Winple got up and went 10
his cupboard in the back Of the cave.
and what do you think he brought
cut? A great. big can OF Mary Jane
Syrup, and a loaf Of homemade
bread. Mary Jane was hungry. So
she ate three slices before she got
through.
Then they told stories until it was
time TO go home. And Willie VIM
pie took her by the hand, 50 she
wouldn't get lost. and brought her
safely TO the road that led to her own
little home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02


T'eH- c-a-re-lt u zns unezyecreS
thf' hfUars bhlg,enS
Ton say ria rnrer experiea ne ls
s. sEis the mfHseS
eTpeceea hawg f-au vou auo .
WAS 5ruu niasiar Instead puu rares
Aile lnpthnf Nrae sermon.
Sht aiat4 uppa ta heH-6 are ~
cfu''cf iasl Sun4aE nerHuse I Eu III
New xerf is ns reason IL shina ire
surssAa bAA'hAn And there r,n cuuss
IN ruu- rlvsic. rlrife. lr rs r,nss sls
II nc ga The MOVIES wfhuU, i-enkllis
gui'e "a rae Tnn 9snsn4nnaIDalrA
4oE Hnl nothe- can a,e reruiEr
filiaeFs Ner,s, n yar seen 81 s3,-
4ranale MY sueessS 1t ssue evs-s
sia iiae cn1 wax F-acfI imf u
stua,o sn1 be Arre ek "as1nossli,ss-e
fhe very trE iln.A Survnse II wns
"1usf iuek' Is was befM+ luts thai
] rms e1prrea ] uM 80. rrEnc a.
hee9 anything from won Ctn Ihs rom
F-a'g al Is ns ta tea ssrw iase
0esna-
Tilr r-uuhit WIKI eap sohs rs fhaf
vou 1esE t'lrauef uar specraaias
TH< riasses ass az rose-cala-ed Bur
since you defnanc aaa ians. ! An re
solred Iu vraie Aem snaH recouT
everything, JUS Is Pr lur esg.tsri.
snct H.
az IL tgH T--.>~~ - c-sf Ats4rigr.
-eHd - freX~f sz 2luca,e ,e Envlgs
nncs sos -r1. tAe F1rAnoul1 sraair 7
, cid she fa*nr vMcn. Il Tie me
seerDed uNiss satsitis-l guca around
unIl I saw q cl-ec1sr H w0sur lhe
81. bad asked sss. bui IA. isF & Tie
0esA sss.s S~ wns just as good
( O. lsiervits WIS trist
AL rns couigrs. es Ers fun.~ hs
s saac --Sss tiis ras- ng alrawa.. Fes-
ht1s ne cha USE vou as armDs5here'
I T1er he WHs gore
Stood there sfn-inc. RreElrr,
reflected. was shs SOU < WI That
6ir~c1or uRsi t,e secaue Esla NE y
Marx 1~nln
Tss Aay al fas sssa oI'enes iir-1s
gate He spoit uechnalrnny AD1
1o1aed TowAra a. .nnsr rasal
In iae-er
-8Ehe i the -Esting clrecfur.'
wondered AD5 ~ vAAt flna ~ cisar-
Ec1er. ! poa5eret WIS atmosphere =
4 brought up spoderay before uu-
other wooden rsi anc gts-- Ssr.K q
Il oRrs -Aaines yout. man sEne1 a.
desk he WIS putting ur his hlE
answering & telephone cAE AID cneck-
trr CT naraes Os iisl. al II the ~ lDs
nane- Els eyes appraised mt-
De yoD want Io fe in theHisr
as-Tyg" be 1sfed. abruptly.
~Whr--ves- ] replied eagerly.
srtssnr.e5 ie tel hlz1 vital The clrectr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02

i.a5 sala aDaz: ''asEnasa here Au, Ii
interrupted
.Mf you veas evening dress GO 6.
as ron nreg'
'Atenins siress' ] iazR-5n1
- Ass ae, nAnt ana aaeress Lsusts :
Ne remarked ~ paune nan sf ap
otiier aesk T'hpH turning "a me. Bs
a. re Park thasief a. 8 clock ~
n rrrH pgrnre an radt un. IaNa
af .'es, anA aani he lnlt san VS..
excuse ne new Sam cons x lrneA :
4 Htie~e vuuin say Snetle, vBi "a
ilna iefl the room The 5aane mar
v-ots own ny aAu,e. Na1e be or
SO ! ASKED sbpus tie hose li.as xus
ohls mere distant
''TAai v he nv address, foie
him Yea pr5hsiar Gnev ne tale-
phUe number Sa HAMF 4 rn1r f.eo-
Yaf ssY There
NsEfailE ihaltra iht lel41Aant
rr vhe ssrt nee LAt LII nt inta~lna-
tiAn II sounded nov ~ II v.as well
reeuaime4 s biz. wofwsedAasesrc
naA v4tnnT = cnal rUshe1 Il from
aapthHs Tlg-l e ihe bulidae.
"hAM Lind "a inesl tasre hape vnr
rm 1r -As, ihenfs- nsf-g fomorrow g"
at nslea rsgciifs ~ shetf Il pnper
r-0m ths DESK ulia srAunne She 4aspt.s
wilrn. aa K rs this ,ae ssig"
Yes replied flt aS..-,ar nsa-
"I'iwse are 70 he in epssfss Dress
1As a1he-. apparently g1tste6. funr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02
4 TEXAS WONDER

Fys fi1reg ana .ssao<r trophies
Gravel weak saa lame hack rhes
-ssnszn arc irregularities ~ he H..
asvs and s'xaoer. Regulates slaa
e. tr7uhles IL ch1sreH y n. so-s
" druggists mil saI.5 small po
lie cfgen cure. Send tcr sworn tet--
naaizsS D.. Z. " Haa. 2sss Civ
s.-est- 81 Lsuris. Ms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02

TIE srea arnaL ths.s was esnz'loEeG
for HsrT 7sa-s II British p-lsons for
TTrrs.nses q discipline Eas Inverted
&, PRISON form br Ssr wlliia-r cuAiT
r I7s~vich. and TIE power Trodueea
was employed II grinding corr sn1
nor- for food sor the prisoners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02

TIE arer aae1e dffers from oshsf
- aents of sae aYug woso q sim ~
halas u thaa f rsns afier ts prey
Gra averasas e with iar spas.a
eaa 6fTelof the fanoelv heng Inv
aas@5 heeauss af he rsca Tas
rsrnH fssef Is efen IL hecsuse cf tBe
violence ~ ITS attgek
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IKGn0NN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

A note5 1ufhor1sv SAYS tat I fsw
drops q sCs9tx-oT uncn Ire sklz sly
rounding fhe Iagrcwing na3 recus ez
5z11znrs1ion AID PAIR sac 50 -nslga-
ens the tender. sensitive skzn Uroe--
meath tbe los nzsl. fhzt Il esn 1of
7seDe1rsTe he fsesA- AID the nail fu-Dr
naturally Outward al-nost Gre nigur-
-ou,x~o' j. harmless a1tisegfl- e
rnsnGtz cfu-eo for ch.roTs01 if+E. Hes
exer zzroTse ca tar froz1 tbs drug
ssore 3 tiny bottle Containing aifec-
rer
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vsre are 8 a~ea- ulUrE g'asrts s
r-sfn hlaaff ntv'@tr sht Mnnro Hn
ara ne tneecan 'ndan TAe7
1neHd 'e~@9fa aDd -tu ~ cias's
eAserranras nnivl Asapdas fhf aar
tfa4 ihf Nnaos hive Rna hrfn aa-
rrrs ea 90 2 araisH enc rf lnf no
2, nrre ard nalani f ref cns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating. Antlssplc Lsno
VIII Hep l0l

Ssrr- mind hsw often y11 hzTs tried
and failed ZOE cz1 sep burning. licsf-rss
erzsuz Q-1ukly b. srpe1sg Leno
FURNISHED by az1y d--1gTzs- taT a7c- E1---'-
Izsse bo.tis- 500. HzzE1g begins TIE
nsurnern Zen0 Is applied L srcrt
tag usually every trace Of e11eaa-
serrer. plzpies, rash bzackhssas zn1
-hulzr skin diseases WI BE- removed.
Fog clearing the SKI z1o making :
g5arruzfy heazthv .s1NTays useZs1ao Eha
usnt .-z-l-s. x-1sspu- hsl<lls- i IS not
zr-ea.r SAVE zn5 7 doss-lo. stair \ as1
<,sher. Las II Is ths oaz dependable
trEat-1ens tnr sEL1t-o1nl@Sos Ii A11sS
Ta ". Eass c.. Clsvtlza-~ Q.
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f9ut hmdr-a ga.n,on assaae-s
we're rarea ever ihe Nes 8. ia~
PamFa E.eair ra@was Z Aspelts
Ga .cfr4 aurne DE r fse 8
rtcor5 fot ~ ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02
MIGRANTS WIT WINS
FREEDOM FROM JUDGE

Ieaamont Texas, Nay. Cold e
-Slssiea is free sodar btezsse ~
race Chsef &. Poiia4 johnson la1eA
Eaid was aooied nu rag charge
I'm po 'Fer he ins.sied 70 The
e. SO eoa-rL ever oonxscs fae
lu wc-fins -zr
sasu- worked day hiss vear
sao-iei ths nssrumsn who hsa
froarff sm b.
Wsi re7aie rae charge. g only
~ arF in season Ip Christmas fr-.
deEQraior
lie WAS released
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02
ships WET" CARGO
UNLOlDED OPENll
MyEte-y Crafts Contents Re
orire Six Large Arto
Trucks To Move T.
Safety

4.,roa y,-ess-k Ns ~
! 80 Up l1~'T- ~'A '
Saie sasAd he'e FraaaF alitfnpa
gIzGlsng Fprry wharf
N Il ,a,. ,4s- # tb4 sruefs ~
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LOOK FOR the nexf Nrrv .fH-e srarg ssaul
. Mary Jane arc fse Llstje Res rox~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02

The avs of AZ ecsopus are shapes
much Ike che s.e1k Of parrot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-02

. 4t10a -
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caused by
= sluggish
Lyer.Mu-
liens Of
people