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The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09
Journal Editor Slips Over One
3. - OF His O1yn..s = Y"

N0TD:-To point contend is the truth that and
not under the dominating and perng and influence
Journal is much needing
butter; publish the following editorial
pleased to can the Mann-fed press
How did happen in the Journa Not
column vocferous echo the
with the usual sfsh) The
Journal that refused advertising from the
hut maybe shouldn't unions
Something just simply Slipped
the biggest business Mff
peek along with Snoopy that they
Matching of l. v. Asm? # u
cropped and he picked the truth for
stand the sham Of the that feeds
THE RIGHT. OF UNIONS.
(Fron The Devils Lake Journal
Any who tries tell labor
reckoning with hos and who
vented from using the strike
reckoning without !
Until organized mechanic and abor had
little standing being recognized
servants Of their employer and therefore
poys whins which have the
workmen.
Labor organized for society
organized For its
Capital has been its own
protection and Capital has just
Labor
protect
enforce its demands for
fairer and better working conditions
found the the chastsg alleged
wrongs. 4&g
Therefore if Capital insists depvng Labor right
rke Labor ought to deprive Capital of its right enforce
out or the blacklist The government cannot do
ng prevent Labor
Labor conducts the
government takes action that deprive only
of nation Of radicals
ought be the
and Capital together mutual permitting
leaders either will DEPRIVE
the other Of its rights as American citizens
|
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09
NO RAISE IN PAY.

MINOT, N. D.-Employes of the
City of Minot are not going to get a
raise in pay for few months at
least.
Several months ago the city's
employees, requested a. raise in pay.
The board postponed action on the
matter. At a meeting Of the city
commissioners, it was stated that Mi
not pays as high and in some instances
higher salaries than other cities of
the state. The matter was laid over
until May I.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

GRAIN MEMS CONVENTION
JAMESTOWN, N. D.-The three
day convention of the North Dakota
Farmers Grain Dealers association
was held here last week with an at
tendance of about 500 delegates.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09
NEED MORE SILOS

NEED WOhE SILOS
FARGO, N. D.-Prof. j. H. Shep-
pard, head of the department of ami
NAL husbandry at the Agricultural
college, told the conference of county
agricultural agents yesterday that
with more silos in the western part
of the state, the stock raiser will be
better fortified to combat the poor
seasons and carry their stock over bad
years. 80
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09
NEWS OF NORTH DAKOTA
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS

mont and Hellman townships by
Sheridan county sportsmen recently.
Six square miles of territory were
covered in the hunt. The two coyot-
es were auctioned off after the hunt
and brought in total of $18 which
was turned over to the ichildren's
home at Fargo.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09
SHOP NOTES

John Horbets left Thursday for|
Portland, Oregon, with an intentionI
q locating n some western city If
suitable conditions ara found.
Aachinist Erwin and his family
will leave the city 70 locate in St.
Paul. He has sold his household goods
Ind auto to Bernard Lange. The boys
wish Brother Erwin success-that
goes FOR all the shop forces.
Federal Boiler Inspector Dickin-
son stopped of here day or so last
week in his official capacity. -s
i There is some talk Of; organizing
an auto bus line from this city to-
City Park (Chautauqua) the new COM
pany If perfected to be composed Of
union shop men. We think it would
be : paying proposition.
f Andy Alexander says he is due for
a trip across the dessert the 18th.
Take, stock of water along Andy
is our advice.
Elmer Sneesby returned Sunday
night on Number l from Fargo where
he spent few days visiting his sis
ter, Miss Mae who is attending school
there.
Joe Collinson, round house fore
man, is taking q two weeks vacation.
T. Muggs Tanner is still confined to
q sick bed, altho he is able to sit up
fa little each day.
John Kondos has his incubator go
ling. He says it is safer than run
ming a still.
Some Of the boys are planning to
attend court here as they don't expect
the shops to be opened before the
121st.
Mr.. Flanagan, q master mechanic
from st. Paul, was a caller at the
shops and round house last week.
T. Our Cooperative laundry is doing
a good business now under manage
sment Of Leonard Scharf. "Service is
twhat counts" says Leonard.
Ed Hochule is having more serious
trouble with his game foot. in which
The recently contracted poiscn. Ed cx-
poets to leave for St. Paul in a few
days: .@
Machinist Steve Kral and his helper
were called to work for couple of
days last week.
The most heard question among the
boys now is, "Have you got your
ipass?" .
Sam Harris says he isn't going to
Wood Lake, as his pass won't be here
lmuch before the fishing season opens
the season will be longer.
Bob Olson from Wolf Point was a
visitor among old friends here the
past week. He holds yard foreman
ship in the Montana city.
Any persons having any repair work
on machinery or otherwise, can get
it done now by applying to some OF
the shop force. We have boys of ev.
cry trade who will be glad to help
out. Communicate with George Nc.
Donald or The World Office.
! Andy Alexander of the Machinists
union I. A. Of NJ, was elected Mon.
day mite as delegate to the North
Dakota convention of the State Fed.
Grafton of Labor to be held at James.
town May 1928.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Palmer will
leave about the 18th for Kansas City
Missouri, to visit Mrs. Palmer's par.
ents and also her brother and sisters
Mr.. Palmer will go to Mountain Home
| Arkansas, where Mrs. Palmer has lane
holdings.
| Steve Krall left on Number 80 Mon
4 day night for Chicago to visit friends
Steve said he sure would be back tt
take his place when the shops reopen
| Adolph Anderson left this morning
for Spokane and Seattle, Washington
on two weeks trip. Doctor" An.
derson is tool checker at the shops
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

Opportunities to purchase furniture
at SO per cent don't come often. You
should supply your needs now during
Gilbertson's so Per Cent Discount
Sale. Devils Lake, N. D. 3-23
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

No automobiles are offered for
prizes in The Worlds campaign for
new subscribers-No! no! The World
is Offering cold, hard cash for its
workers. ktfIEN
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

Opportunities to purchase furniture
at SO per cent don't come often. You
should supply your needs now during
Gilbertson's so Per Cent Discount
Sale. Devils Lake, N. d. 1923
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09
7. 90. F.. TO MEET

BISMARCK.-The grand lodge of
Odd Fellows of the state will meet in
Bismarck in June, G. N. Kenniston,
secretary of the Bismarck Commercial
club has announced the exact date of
the meeting not being fixed.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

r A RABBIT ROUNDUP.
SHERIDAN, N. D.-Five hundred
rabbits and two coyotes were bagged
in an organized hunt through La
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

plus, after paying dividends, inter-
est and charges, compared with 1884,
100000 a year'ago. " Y
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

We can't afford the soldier bonus
bill, but we can appropriate with
out quiver half a billion for naval
preparation for "the next war"
The head Of one of the largest agri-
cultural machinery houses in the MIDI
die west recently reported that 95
per cent of its notes were delinquent:
It isn't only the farmers Of North
Dakota that have been hit by the
ambler-banker panic. 4
Tho Forum, which works itself into
such excitement over the alleged poor
loans in the Bank Of North Dakota,
might devote q little attention to the
5000, 100000 loan made by the United
States To- the Kerensky government.
4 Harding is for a big navy. So el-
ready the armament trust has got
him. faa. IS
t,.l a soldiers organization, the World
War Veterans, expects to become a
fact in Devils Lake with q local unit.
Politics will be barred.
Being the watchdog" Of the treas
ufy must hlse rather riled Krazy
Karl into, sil / 81 mood the day the
flegislature qtsiitt did somebody say
there svsqs hight 70 Karl that
Fd1S. Il, 81 y IL as54s Il 9sss
~ Give II timassI and gambling ii grain
ataless sdl III MY of sthe Ippis-
iana lotteE ... 4. ,... 8.
N, The city council has adopted ! plan
10 fsl a lTht ss street. stl.,et IA the usual
90 M ifIis 90 ev tiiil the street ought 6.
fer or ehildil = el,illil NJ
Ha1s 10 - ana distillsrs my q
Eel olszor Il hass m
|siAl1 8 sS' s. Ains,' \ Dsspsel !
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

Sympathy will be felt with, the
Woolen company, which re
ports that it has only $31 100000 sur
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

A Senate special committee reports
that the last presidential campaign
cost about 10 cents for every man.,
woman and child. Did you pay your
dime, and was it worth the expense?
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

and those stealing it may be prose
cuted..
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

Some Of the escaped Russian aristo-
Gratis are reduced to peeling potatoes
for a living, but others who did not
escape, would be glad to get some po-
tatoes. to peel.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

Will women jurors tame wild law
yers?
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

Civilized nations have not recogniz-
ed the Russian soviet and, if the re-
ported counter revolution becomes
strong enough, even it's best friends
won't be able to recognize it.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09
Clippings

We can't afford the soldier bonus
bill, but we can appropriate with
out quiver half a billion for naval
preparation for "the next war;
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

i Harding is for a big navy. 50 81
ready the armament trust has got
him. b 4
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-09

rs a soldiers organization, the World
War Veterans, expects to become a
fact in Devils Lake with local unit.
Politics will be barred.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

When boiling potatoes allow just
enough water TO boil dry
Articles TO be fried should be thor
crghly dried and warm
yarnish should never be used TO-
floors in damp. hot climate.
Keep court plaster on hand 70
mend tears in heavy garments.
A touch Of mace in dlsh OF spin
ach IS an added attraction
Cold rice pudding Is excellent sery
cd with marshmallow whip
walnut meats and raisins are 2
delicions addition 10 coffee cake
Criddle cakes should be turned
Only cnce and served Immediately
Cut apples viii not turn brown Z
put In salt water for few minutes.
II llnoeum ~ laid over a heavy
lining paper It's life win be extended
Use sour milk in griddle cakes II
you wish them to be specially good
Sorrel. cress. peper grass and dan
delIon make delicious spring salads.
Now Is the time TO put down eggs
in waterglass. They are plentiful
and cheap.
A strong horax water will clean
flrcproof dishes which have turned
brown
When you wish to boil preserved
crg pierce the ends OF the shell win
a strong pin.
To obtain shiny brown effect IN
pastry. brush the crust with milk he
fore baking.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28
MADAM MARIE CUR|E
IS GUEST OF CH|cAcQ
Noted French Scientist. Who
Discovered Radium Is Idol Of
Men and Women Of
Medicine

Chicago. MAY. = During a par,
a. tho Two days Of her three day
Visit in chieaso next month. Madame
Marie Sklodoyska Carie. famous We
nan scientist who. with her husband.
discovered radium. will be entertain
"a by Northwestern University. the
University cf Chicago aud the Cat.
eago Section OF tho American Chem
ical Society of which Prof " Lee
Lewis OF the former university Is
chairman. according To announcement
made BY Professor fawis TODAY.
Nine carie Is due Chicago the morn
ing q Monday. June 18th, eomine
here from Colorado That afternooa
az the Art Institute. Chicago womeh
will pay her tribute at receptiou
promoted by the Association OF tol.
legiaie Alumnae, and hy The Assocls'
ted Womens Organization cf Chi
caro- s~sv,~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28
american COWS IN
QUARANTINE At BREMEN
Tests Indicate Texas Fever. But
Cattle Otherwise In Good
Shape, Shipped From
U. s To Germany

Beriin May, = Cows donated o
Germany BY American farmers ars
|esrlng held N quarantine Al Bremen
Experts say that blood tests have
disclosed ARCHAEOLOGICAL bodies can.
able OF transmitting Texas fever bul
that the animals ~are otherwise IA
good health
The Bureau Of Anlaml Industry ~
Washington has held that mosquito
which transmits Texas fever lnfec
fioa docs moi exist in Germany. bs'
TIE experts here have decided shef
possibility that mosqaisos wer
brought over with the COWS and have
recommended tha, the entire ship
n.cnt be kept Ia communal stables ln
the large cities
The German Red Cross. which =
directing The distribution 81 The rii
icws. has consented 20 this arrange
went and milk from the cows il b.
spg distributed anons the poor child
rem Of Bremen
The situation. however has agair
revived discussion ~ the advisable
~ of donating cows io Germany
where there IL such a SHORTAGE o.
feed that native livestock is snsfcr
ng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

4 butchcrod a Young steer lust re
nre | came ~ The Legislature saif
IL n Green. a farmer memher ~ the
Kansas Legislators = took the hids
4, town ana sold Il for st0G then ]
went across the street aaa paid 8.
Tor J pound 81 sole leather AZ ms
hame. he added % the crowd Of les
lslators sitting around the circle. "a
have a haymow full of wool and for
sr cents could sell ycV enough q
nsfkp suit of clothes"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

CAPTAIN Robert Dollar. owaer ot
the Dollar steamship limos "a 77 ihi,
wear. Wien he was ~ he went y"
Quebec and worked as "chorc hoy
IN lumber camp later as fc-e-
man. he learned ~ sc' homes, pHN
'ccth stitch and dress tad cuts. nre
scribe for tho sick AT ~ the tnr
he read and studied "" siet'"
ne polar Stcamnship tines a. mldd r
pee. made million dollars Avoid
the easy. lazy Soh,' he says
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28
OLD SHAKESPEARE THE
ATR[ NOW MOVIE HOUSE

ssgaifofa on Nvou Mss ~ a
stnlshm~as AAs been saaaeA hsrs sy
sha Aaaoaneemsnl shat she sAak
spearv Nemorial reea'Fe e sa -
psa IS uavlnx pltlafp lhfAis'
waea lAe haedlAx IL uat aeeted ies
ghe productions og shakcspearear
pays
rhe easesaers e ihe Nrraefisl et'
audatlan msda ~ eer's'en on lh
recommendation - 'he executive
rommHtee nha Wsst ghsi enly hleA
fats tllma BE shown
Il 8 ahaesssnet lnAi faensiai epn
alterations ~ fhe assesiAlloa u
faAr the step whleh Ia semp auAsifs.
p gs4afara ~ 4 tesee7af@N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

gw%wMMMwwS HMN
NaAe ut,le 4etIeoAis Ior com.
mon Use out of old stocking tops
use antle part for taps ana ihe Iopa
iar .ho bem 80 hemmins lb"y
mAan practical shisi tor N.ile obe
sa reueh il 10 Hr ne oas siies
aaa good auailss su,ekins Ran
nlaslle through top
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

There is more tatarrh IN this sec
on of The country than all other az
'ascs put together, and Tor years :
vas supposed 20 be incurable. Doc
ors prescribed local remedies and b.
.onsiantiv failing to cure with 'ocAl
reatmcnt. pronounced ii incnrahla
'atarrh Is local disease greatly 10
iuenced bv constitutional conditions
nd therefore requires constitutional
reatment Halls Casarrh Medicine
manufactured hy r. y Cheney Go
~oledo. ohio. "a constitutional rem
~ is taken internally and acts thFp
he blood on the Mucous Surfaces oi
he system one Hundred Dollar
eward ls offered TOR any case tha
IelI's Catarrh Medicine falls 70 cufr
'eut for circulars and Testimonials
FL CHENEY & co To.edo. Ohio
Sold BY Druggists 9sc
Hairs Family pills for constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28
FACE DlSFIGliRED
WITH ECZEMA
inRash. Itching andBurn-
ing Intense. Could Not
Sleep. Cutlcura Heals.

M, hsoshss Rad resrns Il hfckc
e4as akr q rash ard ths nghlng 8rd
e~srning were 80 fgstresr that Ae
would scratch snd q ~eaia blesd.
Hs could nos sissr ara his sa<s was
issFxufed Coz tsfrs
We h~xsn 10 use Casicuss Scsp
and oinrn~nf sna a vas no uoe
unsh tA< rash heg1n - disappear.
Assrs the use ~ t~so eairs oi C.st-
eufs Soep ard two lsosss u CusiS,sA
Ointment he wss sofnpiesest heaisd.
lslxnsdl Mlss Margaf< uilisNn,
Wiekes. Ask.
Castrus. So@p. cln'msri ard Tai
cssn Gro al you need lot all toglrs
uses. Rshe wsah So~p. sooahs ~ah
osnsmsns. auss ~ish Talcam
s-~~.ss x.4& Fs~s ~ u~M tAeeass a<.sassss tsA.
s-ss-st>. a~ss a ks4s>~ - H>- ksa sssfs
~hss A.s4 vs. Nsaisezsss 49, tfS fst=Eaa -
~ 6 sass .ss >~~s sAsse. ~ssA@es sass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28
FLY-CAsT[ns TO HOLD
A TOURNAMENT

pofslanH Ora May IS THE na
sanel iis eAaiine gnatnmeaf NalfA
\ ~ in haer tren hela here serls
f,cr Is All ts hslt nssss
.Ackast ee 20 a lhe ehankt iu da'et
tatlne hesn made at sNe Hasvsslcf
bf 4 lape. Chtaso. nsucns' se
efeiAN SO mn l#ieguailaa hai Raf
wy Casting association fhc reason
lw halashs ,he soutnamenl eAFlle
nas that moas es iho men Whe wef
expected 90 ass~ud Aaa p'anned "a
AaYe yhrir vacation n Aaeasi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28
| WASHINGTON j TEAM
| TO CO TO JAPAN

Seattle. Wash. May IS ilniyers+
sity OF Washington baseball teao
Is planning to sail August 2e ioT
Japan 10 play schedule Of least
Is elve games under the auspieceS q
the Vase da University team Taf
Washington men will return SOM
ltime in November.
The trip will he the third to be
n ado by sun Dodgers team 70 IN"
far east. previous tours having been
made in 1911 and 1918
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

Persons subject 70 bilious attacks
~ -vgn'ar .rtervais know about when
10 expect an attack They Ind thai
they have no desire for food when AZ
attack Ia due but usually est because
II is meal time skip one meal and
take three OF Chambcrlain's Tablet
and you may be able 10 avoid The az
tack Persons subject 20 periods
bilious attacks should not drink tee
or coffee az any time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

II NAV interest smokers 70 learH
~, Tor the months ending January
II the American sumatra Tohacc0
Corporation declared dividends ~
tieis a share. cr better than 20 0er
cent a year against dividend ~
a. 90 a share for Tho same s months
'he preceding year The only p'nce
where tobacco. has Debated u
where Il IS grown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

"lf Ra WHO catch eo'a raala BE- paf
nrfed lo remain ln erd fps lhc FIRST
aeply togf hours of sueh Rn attack
Avs well known Na vHlelan "thc a
would Ne fewnr eases arAYEng en
sith decreasing symptoms tpf wecka
ind often ending IN aome more sefl
sus disease To make sure ~ y
4romrs recovery YOU should alsu take
'hAmBsrsains cough Remedy Wheta
er sick or wen The bowels Shout 4
move each day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

IN packing house hearing rcernt
an attorney who had cross eSanl
red member ~ the butchers nnion
n ahnat every other snhiec, flnalis
kcd him what the PACKERS ave sits
he sqacal They give l. 20 fae
mployss when they ask Fnf a faiss
WAKES. the man replied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

Tho most embarrassed man lives ln
Ito East He lately discovered by
IN exchange OF photographs that Dc
had hecn corresponding with his a
vorced wife thru a matrimonial hu
rcau Nomanlike. she flew into :
nGssion and hcInr unable T. sue hin
Tor breach of promise. CHARGED him
With dlsorderly conduct Mighty harl
% please some women
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

The Income tax lAw allows rAr
ent ssNa exemption Tor each child
snd 5000 exemption a. a mafsie
man Figuring his income tax oa
.his basis. a Delaware man esilmase-
that eoyefnment owes him seea1
There arr Is children IN his famils
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

u Ia el4ined hat anly hNf ag .uaeh
food 81 Required Nhrn - a l0vg aKe
nlatueatea iiRraiieu AeK'us 80
the mouth and il lNufoneh sAstvatlna
~ the food "A IL the sysaies, import
aucp Whva uceafd isAe Chamber
Mns 1uhleis to strengthen lhp ds
session auA insure regular Mose
f4rat " iAa bowels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

W n Cipueh Soldiers ilbme,
~alif. writes = have been sFounled
with constipation as times tor year :
find Foley CAlhar'ic Tablets kerr
ne IN better naiaraT shape than
my medicine 7 have eYers tab0n
lust flne tor too heavy people sold
stcfy whcrc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

More than nine out q ten cases O
rheumatism are either chronic o.
muscular rheumatism, neither
which require any internal treatment
All that Is required Is 10 massage tn
affected narts freclv with Chambe
lain's Liniment You will he sur
prlsed al the r1llef which n affords
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28
GERMAN COAL IS
CHEAPEST IN W0RlO

Bsemen. May - Coal delivered
10 TIE Entente hy Germany under ue
Spa agreement is being offered q
he markets. of nelglpm at pfiees
srulnst which American aud Enellea
ssai cannot compete k p sAd her
I, also ls asserted thal coal d'liYefei
% fNauce uy German aiHo ia being
resold in German markets AZ pfit'a
considerably lower ihan Amrflcan
english exporters can oifNf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

Abe Martin reports that Pawn
lppinruts's little niece who a IN ne
nflh grade Is just doin' Tine IN cook
n. dancin' and sewin. hus ~ hayln
ronhlc with the alphabet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28

pleads Bankruptcy

The oklahoma Phonograph com
Tany filed voluntary petition in
bankruptcy with the clerk or the fed
eeal coart here Thurdsay It's asseis
are placed at sis.isa7l. while It's
debts are listed at sis.0s3Ao. The
ratter was referred 10 the oklahoma
CITY referee, Isaac D Taylor will be
called mp after his report is filed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28
uill. slnIu iluuin~ ~
AIin inR IiiNu ~ Nd

l.atgca af sha q A r atli hnla
annual NaanT svvvhw at ne am
eifssg hsans lamNdlaely As'sf thn
asgelte Mauany motnlna AZ o. u y
shWryh. lu wsrmae4 ~ ear spias~F
boss ~ h~i thoW ltAea % I easssY
asave Tho pfekram wlh ~ a. tai-
ia~e AaNelHaaA ulslY Fairfield
toux. Amsksfa lavusagian, Mes =
A tnllau Aalrsma, nev y y waaes
gsans hlug ~ Fl8e isden hoAs aalcs
Jaaas aAvior. ysila' Ne" hv Mira
nieksil tApA ~ nlliy fAlrfleld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28
GIRLS TAUGHT
HOW TO DRESS

twwwwxNx xwNYwvN II
London The art of dressing ana
icw "a MAXI the bcsi Of The clothes
,osscssed Is being ianshi ia many
,irls schooit IN london The aim
Is train Fifla to mako thr iucsl -
,lmple. inexpensive na'efial aaid
,nn headmlairess and 10 foster
~ sense 81 uhu = heeulifui and
expensive of taste ana refinement Va
lresa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-28
ror paperinq waits

n you wan. TO paper a wall that
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