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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
WHIST CLUB INVITES
RICHM0NOERS TO MEETING

All Richmondcrs Interested in
whist. chess, or checkers are invited
10 attend a meeting Of tn" Richmond
Whist, Chess and Checker club next
Tuesday night nj O'Clock In tn.
Massey Business college Building N
Eight aud BrOtd Streets.
Each week the clubs OF Norfolk.
Washington. Baltimore and Rich
monl engage in tournaments q;
duplicate whist. These intcrcity con
tests prove interesting, many OF the
leading professional and business
men "f the city taking part.
Anyone Interested il invited to join
IN. organization at the meeting next
Tuesday init
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
CARDINALS LIKE ORANGE
10y Associated i,ro..l

ORANGE TENAS. March ga
coal Was closed here today whereby
ih. ST Louis National League Rasc-
tan club VIII return here next year
Tor snring training.
II was announced that Catcher
&!cscnbcck had been released 10 the
tlsco tlub OF the West Texas
League. Catcher Paul Eiffert to the
Houston club y the TcXas League.
and that Catcher Frank Gerlach Spd
FIRST Baseman Lucius James dad
been released uncondltinnalIv- IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Today's College Games

Atlanta Ga University Of Cincin-
uati w. Georgia Tech.
W,l.iams burg. Na.-Ncw York Uni
N"TSity y. William and Mary COL
lcE-
Clemson. s. C--C0ivcrslty OF Geor-
giH ". Clemson College.
Characteristics Ma Johns Hop
HinS -. University of Virginia.
Nashville, Tenn. Nashville (South-
rrn Association W. Vanderbilt Uni
VcrSlty
Go!dSh"ro. y. Baltimore Untcr-
nationalist -. wake Forest College
lay 81 Louis, Miss --I.ouisiana
STAT. lmLNcrsLlN ~. 81. StMmislaMs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
SPORTS YALE NET DISPOSE CLUB 7CpOPTC
Knights of Columbus
To Form Ball Team

The knights of Columbus will
meet tonight in the McCiill home,
at "'clocl ;"i tnc purpose of
organizing a baseball team for the
coming year.
\ fun attendance" is desired as
several matters which must he at
tended To viii come MP. The team
recently filed application for
franchise with The Amateur Com
MISSING. ana il will soon he as
signed 10 Al league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
DULL SCHEDULE AHEAD OF
CITY COUNCIL NEXT WEEK

Easter week Will he n duh period
IN Council circles. Just two meetings
are scheduled for the week. although
the F!Ycncc Committee may have a
number OF special sessions.
ON Monday afternoon the Commit
tee OF Finance viii meet at o'clock.
TIL" Committee on Streets Will meet
at O'Clock Tuesday night to consid-
cr ".por, from the Director OF
fnbl.c Works on the remaining OF
about Ice streets, now being dupli-
Gated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

Pittsburgh, Pa. II well-known em-
ployee Of the Oliver Iron & Steel
Company OF that city. Mr.. Allen is
well-known member of the United
Presbyterian Church ana is highly
respected by all who know him.
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by the
Tragic Drug Co.. Grant Drug Co.
stores. G. w Ea ton. Twenty sixth
md Vennble; Burton's Drug Store.
1000 West Cary; in Chester by Ches-
ter Fharmacy, And in Toano by Banks
Drug Co.~-Ady. NV ~ .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Iimes-Dispatch Begins
Speci.l Antilles Sunday

Beginning sunday. March -. The
Times Dispatch will carry the
nrst OF Il series of articles cover
inE each OF IN" teams in the
American and National Rascbull
l."asrcS. These will be- based on
training conditions and will en-
drav"r To show the strength and
WcahncSS ut the various clubs
They Will continue every morn
tnc and viii be followed by two
articles sizing up the outlook in
The TWO major leagues for The sea-
sons play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
CAPTAIN BROWN, RICHMOND
RESIDENT, DIES IN FLORIDA

Cartain Phil Erown. for five years
resident ui Richmond. is dead IN
Titus illc Fla. where he was mana
c"r of h'i"l Tor tourists. He was
in poor health when he left here dur
ing The WINTER expecting TO return in
April.
Captain ErOwn served through the
War between tn" states as "a member
OF tn Confederate Army. AlthouSn
serving dUr,n" the entire four years
az S'rIEc lac was never seriously in
jGreH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
,,,rmcr nir Icu.ucr nc.

Harry Arndt, - years old, former
third naScman for ST. Louis and Gin
cInnati Nationals and Louisville
American Association Club. died here
today of tuberculosis. His last en-
SaScmcnt - "a player was with the
Sou,hhcnh Central League team. OF
Mhirh ne Mns inn,lnnnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
COLLEGE BASEBALL SCORES

4; clemson. : c.
Georgia University ..... I 3
Clemson college : >
rantone and Rawson: Eoozer and
Mcpherson.
a, Atlanta. Ga. March o.
University of Cincinnati -. o , Z
Georgia Tech .lSl is .
Batteries; BRYANT, Kangdon and
sharpe. oLeary and I.iddcll
~ University of Mississippi March
r. II. l..
University Of Illinois .a :
iniN"rsii Nof Mississippi l Q &
batteries: Earncs aud Doughcrty
Kiddcll and Wilson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Itctnin, IIun,,l,,,, mn.

TT NJ NlfTU - lr I--Ir"
fiacdgr. OF ST. Paul. ro,tG,led Nrs titf,.
~ national a \. T. arnigr Singles
han dhHNl champion n> hcfcuiIpe yy.Il
liam SacHnian. ~ %ry York Moro 49,
-'iay. two "Gr Df m =. ci,,,1.. finn. 4,
won the championships from Sartm.n
q NCnr .Ign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

NE '|'I.l- T.DI- TN. MNTon %
ma S'amdng ia the iutcrclays haS-
F'tnHl league 1t Penn state shows
lhh' IA" sophnTor'S CARRIED OF nrst
hph"rs WIN only one defeat in six
E"m'S. Th" lunlors were second
ii"shm"n ihird or1 fcnlors last. Tn.
sophomore team wuq coinposcd main
" OF varsity suOatituteh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
DnnyiIIc to Iinyc u,,, g., ;.

DANNfLLE. VA, March o5.-
nrs' baseball game of the season,
pc PLAYED here tomorrow when
Schoolhcid textile team will!
Nar;inSviilc at HclIou park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
urnn, knuu ouur,r,i,,c1

a tLAN'NsIEE. OHIO. Mnrch y =
iBennie kaun outnalh.r pf m. NcNy
York National League baseball team.
- Tuaran,iucd at MS home hero Mrs
I Taun T. suffering from severe at.
tack OF dLphtheria-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Exhibition Games

AT birmingham. Ala March %
birmingham Southern Assn 90 II .
toronto lnternationals ....l s .
Batteries: Whitehll. Drake and
Gooch. brandon; Fortune. REESE ana
lpeNinc. Sanbcrg.
AZ Wichita Falls, Texas. March %
CHICAGO americans ....... IL IL !.
Wichita Falls ....6 10 ;
Batteries: Kerr. Kari and Schalk.
faryan. futh and Bischofi
a, Nashville. Tenn, March 25.-
Nashville southern Assn. LIE $ ,
NHnd"rbiit University go. 4 s .
.m.rdSon.. .Sherrod. Rudolph, Stub and
TEn"r. Hawkins, iIuckaby, lIishtower
\, Y. Nationals ga team. 10 . !
ok!ah"'na city West. Ll....a 10 /
Hatt"rics:. Bcnton and Gonzales .
mitchell. Allen and Long
\, Mobile. Ala
M Milwa"kee ......... Sis ;
earthly; Kol"'r;s. Swami and Pond.
NJ Shreveport. Lii
E>:r@of I,. nationals 1850. s i I
| New York Americans 49,. 9 .
Batteries: Cadore. Smith and Kruc
Eer' Harper. Clifford and Schang.
NJ Lake Charles. La r. H. T..
philadelphia Americans 80. s 2
New York Nationals ....... . 3
Batteries: Naylor. Rommell. Per-
~ and Perkins: Barnes. Douglas.
| shea and Smith. Snyder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Stnuu,on Cadets Win Easily.

STANTON. VA. March 25.-Staun:
'nh Military academy defeated Mount
Joseph College Of Emmittsburg
Ma. In the opening game OF baseball
h"rc today by a score of 81 TO 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

~ Gainesville. Fla. March 25.-
Philadclphia Nations, 10; Univer.
siiy OF Florida, o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Davidson MIN, Contc,t.

baseball team OF davidson College
Won Won , ron Oak RidglInStitate 1 to 2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

Al Los Angeles. Cal:
Chicago Nationals ..7 II /
Los Angeles. T. &. League. , s 4
batteries: Vaughn. Weaver and
ofarrcll: Crandall, Thomas. Dunno
wen ana Baldwin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
YALE WINS OPENING GAME
LEy Associatcd prcss

NJ AtbN; GA: March 25.-In a
pitchers battle Male won the opening
game Of its ccl!cg" baseball training
t.eason. from Auburn. this afternoon.
10 i. chittcndcn gave two bases on
balls in the final inning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
IDOAN'S nnSsS Mi;s |
L y oos II all Drsa stores
/ fosser fssli=srU 60 his hs.. b,,ilale NJ
congress WILL NOT
PROBE kLAN AfF AIRS
House of Representative Com.
mitiee Votes To knd Exam
nation of X X.
Witness

Washm9ion os lN Tho lra.
fofed iHs-stsaiion iho ku Kius
Sian b congress hlse 500 lodss
After ten mlnnle sloa lshina
'lo "a doal the buse aiea commit
too. phisb a. morning ana afternoon
session. Hai William } smmon, the
N-ne mgeilal W0ara hronn q
mrd esamlnatiou voted ananim0mg
rot to gali snY mog, inesee ref
ianh nor AZ ths time
Announcement ~ ihe cammliaef
etion ua male 3, hairuan Camn
BON and white the chairman and
members renscd later to comment
hesond The bare statement as 81 wit.
nesses Il = expected that an adverse
report eil ~ submitted to the house
on number of resolutions providing
for such an investigation
Final aetion. however. nlli not be
taaoa unfil .esrrn apscnt memAers
return 10 washnston. lu, house
members accepted i AS settled that
they we're dono with The ku Klm
unless the department 81 mstiee.
oonductint an inquFy of rs own.
comes forward With unexpected. oyi
eonce
Stiii shdAing the effects ~ hla
llnesa the impe'ial wizards soite
Weakened as Dc sat an day ansRcr.
Ing a whirlwiud Of questions A. ~
previous days he entered q eatr-
gorlcal denial 81 charges ~ lawle~s
nose of the klan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
NORTHCLIFF's EXPERIENCE
ON HAWAII GOLF LINKS
Great London Publisher Delights
In Playing the Game Bat
Not In Being
Photographed

Honolulu. T d. Oct ~ Lo'd
Nofthclfic. the British newspaper
owner. is 4 strong desotoe 81 soif a.
aas evidenced by me fact that when
ae ,oppoi over IN Honolala on his
way 20 Australia recently while the
vessel on which ne Was travelling
was in port ior aafl % one dsy. The
uhl.cIat doaeea ali puhlle receptions.
mneheons end other gatherings tha,
had been planned NJ BIS honof 80
ordeg iha, he m.eht Indulge IA =
round oi h.s fsyorlie sport
Lack of time prevented Lord
Nanhcllfto and mis- iaHr ome from
rls,lns more lhan five holes and -
ore Was kept bai .i Is Yen ntelf
thar tho pubnsher uln rrnembef
those fse short holes lanser than
some other more extended ana more
spirited matches
From the seeoad iee Lord North
eilfte Sliced hls drive and iha hail
described beautiful curve. landing
aff The cotrse in the ronrh irs
Lord hip addressed h.s bai Jor tAe
second shot. with deep silence pro
valling ia the gallery Just as d.
ireu his club above hls shoulder far
be shot, there eame.an Interruptions
from : motion picture camera man
who was following me match
Hold Il Hold q rhsts .
peach. ihc cameiaman shouted
Lord Noriheliiie dropped his club
turned around ana staitd at tho
photographer with amazement. Win
remarkable selfsontrol" as The other
members of The fourseme expressed
4. be talked TO the photog auher
4 say. young man. have son over
1layed folf?" he asked
No. net much.
| thonght 80" replied Lord Notth
cllffe. and returned to hls scconG
shot. which also went or the fslr
way
As the British publisher was about
20 drive from the next tee. TIE
motion picture man stood directly In
'front.' OF him calmly crankBg his ma
'hlne. Lord Northcliffe eazed al
him a moment and then smoke bene-
violently:
Young man. feel II MY Christian
duty to inform you that when drove
a golf bah the safest place for a
spectator Is behind me"
The photographer remained In the
background throughout the rest Of
the match
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
LESION TO MEET
STRIKE OR NO STRIKE
All Set aud Ready For Big
Convention In Kansas CITY
Mammoth Crowd
Expected

Kansas t4y Oet - eomn. aaae'
lohn G smefs q lhs kmereaa IT,.
Ra 10 ons distance teierhea,
ryrrsatlos pih a F uufeh'Af
Naras cir iaie teta, atst lhs,
ihe nalionsl enn,engieu 81 ne lskias
gAeiulet to ns heia here ue 81
Not t+s voaiJ ass p'ate vsr
iaeash sAe kehsral rsflroAd saiss
ssa lhoa'd 81 into rflet October an
Commander fmss feerssllsa tsa.
n shsise Il tat convention srfarrr
msnis against further me.s.se 4
ius railroad asu ta dslas thc sfft r
veet - a. bot 90 intefiefe eiin
lhe convention such m,ssave "a.
sent today - tho local eomniiiess
te inmasl llolle. national aiiatant
af ihe l.eEiea urlng tNat ae De-
guest leKlen lsosga ~ ibe country
q wire tae heAds q lhe f48fuse
uihcIhoods shai snsh 4 inst.sane
weni b' ehlsud A cops 30 ibo me.
see eat sent Commander Emery and
'hs nns distance can followed
fhe Anestan feslon eHl hsse
e. convention ia Kansss oli. deanbs
4 allrat ffse o.,msna fa
aFf t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
Stories of a. ri-s
Sect
Great Scouts s~s-
8 1VssisFa fseslslsF ualau-


RNA ftAR tfFNfFfAf
Nmonr ths seeais who ssfe Uith
o.n Nslsau a Nues vhsu that ~
nuf Indicted hia crushing dsfsal up
au ths alptN cnlsf 1mfS tlpfsa. at
lhs bsuls of wpif MoHnialn. Ne0t
Iu isf1 was oua heafins the strange
name ot "li,.f Iatu lohdson
iohusan was q powerful Norwegian
N.lsilus morr llau ihu pounds Hna
naudlna sk net. three lnche4 ln Ola
iooftasln siah feet Sc bad great
.Nuet % golden half ~ which ho Nat
very proud ss mHrh sn. lhAi hs
refused fu w.ar hal nnd when ho
went into tnfllv ullh this golden
mano 10 tle vlni he looked IKE an
.ousleui Nor-e viking
johnson had uun his npnie IN =
grus~ome Nay. 1Nso stories auout ibis
are told dlnerug slightly IL deini.
Dni bsuelug ln thu main facts ons
Tells haW party ~ Indians had
raidei trading post on ihe Mussei
she'll River bot were driven ~ wnh
heavy loss. n ls said that Johnson.
in spirit % detlllsh bratago. cot
on, the iyors of several % the dead
WARRIORS and actually ntc them.
The other story seeks 70 iustify
iohnsoas act A chvyenna chief bad
ralded aud bul ! lohnstrs camp
While he vua aNay ou trapping sa.
petition when hr returned and aaw
me ruins. he .waro that be would
kill the Cheyenne and cat bis lser
Later le made kp,J hts threat Eltbcr
account may he iDrrrct. - far ss
details arc concerned a. aUg rate.
bee Was ever aftef0Hri known as
Liver Eatlu Johnson.
Johns0ns insaramble conpsnl0n
was X" neldier ~ Muuiaua slgilapie
fame beidlcr disappnsed % John.
SONS lack of hendgsnf aud called him
'yallefhe headed luiun.r because. a.
he shld EVERY decent white man
wears some SORT o coverIu' fDr hls
scalp" Hot Johnson wns firm "a his
convictions. and 20 me nght With
cmfy Horses sioux BE- j1atlied him.
sell ITO BIS own aailsfactlnn. ~ least
As Ilelfer and johnson charged ap
the suon clad slopes ~ Wolf moun.
tain tbag morning against eusfeucbed
Indians a bullet cuf fuff0~ through
Liver Eaiins hair. "llke paif u ~.
hot sheep shears" ~ hs said.
Noe you zee r De exclaimed %
his "parlnrr n "a had hat on.
fd hln plumb ru'nsdi-
Little r. kuoen of juhnsous lntrr
History ~ Vas q scout NJ Fort Gus
fer 1881. when the y00af ehief sword
Bearer tried 20 sir ~ The Crows
against fhe whites aud sfouisa for
The troops durng that bflsf unf
Afler that he sessas 70 drop oct Of
history
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
cALONEL MAY TURN
ON YOU NEXT time
Next Dose You Take May
Salivate and Start World
OF Trouble

eaionel = merearf: quicksilver Il
crashes into sour bile Ike dynamite.
crs-rrinF and sickeninx voa ta.-
Omei attacks the bones and shoala
never he pat lato your system.
q YOU nee bilious headarhy. con
st'nated and al knocked ouf. i4sl 90
% yuur druggist and B.. = bott,' -
podsons live! Tone ,D- : Nv cfa;s
which is a harmless vegetable sfn-
stitate for dangerous calosnNi Take
a spoonful and II il ~ esn start s,.uf
liver and straiehten vounp better ane
quicker than nasty caiomel and with
out making YOU sick. you Just 50
hack and get your money
Don't take calomel, Il makes ~
sick the next day. L loses y~a day
work Dodsons Liver Tone st-ailh
tens YOU right 40 and yoa feel escat
No salts necessary give Il 70 tae
children because IL j. perfectly harm
less and can not saliyate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
HOME BRAND OF SCIENCE
IS KIND THAT WINS
Mother of i8 Tells Community
Service Chart Maker
Where To Head

New York. Oct rs Mrs. Domenico
Zaccahea--whose su scessfil efforts
% keep family OF Is on the $50 q
week earned by her husband received
public notice after President Harding
recently wrote cohgratulating her on
|her large family has repused a
caller who was prepared. by up-to-
the minute charts. TO show the
matron sow 10 live scientifically.
She was young woman with big.
trimmed spectacles and several
books and papers under her arm. said
Mrs Zaccahea She waatedsto come
in and look over the place and inter
view the children one by one aud
then draw up chart showing us how
to live scientifically.
I asked her II she was married
She said he wasn't.
Il asked her II she ever tried Keep
ing big family on $50 a week. She
She said she wasn't.
Then ] told her to go out and try
both and when she had got away
with them she might come back and
we'd comrare notes Tha, was the
ast we saw OF her.
We have always gotten along
and the chances are We always viii
All We ask is 10 be let alone and
given a fifty-fifty chanfN We don1
want anything that isn't ours.
It's chrhm little Nat on East
18th street which Mrs zaccahea
k.eps for her husband and ie child
reh. Over tue mantelpiece hangs tho
Presidents ietter which made the
saniiy famous.
Mrs. zaccahea is hopefal thar hel
husband soon may. set a raise viii h
i was int'mated might come when
in' husbands English IMPROVED
Maybe soon. said Mrs zaccahea
He knows more English every day !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
STOP RHEUMATISM
WITH RED PEPPER

When you are Ssfersng with rhcu-
mafism 80 sou can hardly ~ aroisd
JUST Try Rsd Pepper kub and jou vii
have the qu.ekssf relief known
Nothing has such concenirapd, pfu-
eirafing hear Is rfd pepgrrf lnuant
relief Just a. soon as yuG apply Red
Pepper kub sou ferl the tnskiinF heat.
In three minutes It warns the sore pot
through and through. Frees tie blood
circulation, breaks up-tiie soneestioD-
and the old rhenmaflsu4 torture d gone.
ROwles Red Pepper Rub. made from
red peppers. costs iiitie al any drug
store. Gct.a jar al once. Use Il for
Iurnbago. neufitis. backaehc. stih neck.
sore nuscics. colds IN ches, Almost
instant relief awaits you Re sure -
eet the genuine. with the name kowlcs
on each package.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
Be Rid of That
Nagging Backache!

Arc zen tfaKE.Dk annnd aAs ait
"a, e1h i dull nssef ,sssinf hs,-
aches no sou sAffeg headaches. dits,
spelh and sharp i ioh.ns pains. frel
tirrd irritable Nitheai lfe nf amhI
tionf 4ksN WfeH eaAr ifouhe =
dac o. Kidney weskners ntf harI is
rOrr,et ifttrcate1 promptly lai ash
feroaA .l neglected Fof aalck
De- use noaNr hidnef PILLS lloan
have hrlnea thousanas IAss shon
helr yon Ask your no4rhbor
a Guthrie Case
Maine sir 4 springer S'
Guthrie sa,e q had palns n ul
trck fer defs al = time And nav MA.
nesN showed sisns oi being disorl
derst 20 honfhl noafs kidr
Pills The first fen raff nae mgcn
reiiet aud / cdnsinHei nntH i was
flt of tna pains iinan have hrlp
ct me wheNver ! hat haa sny a.
eAsi0u e. take them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

chamberia MS Couch Remedy has
remarkable record II has been
In use for colds. croup and whooping
cough for. almost half century anI
has constantly grown in favor AMI
popularity az is COOL qualities be
came better known u Il the stand
ard and main reliance for these dts
eases in thousands Of homes The
facts that II can always be depended
upoa and is safe and pleasant 10
take are greatly IN its favor when IA
Il waaied for children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

Tho Vay - gain 3 good reputation
Is 20 en,hayor 10 he what you 49,
pear That i precisely tho mnane
IN which Chamberlain Cough Rom
cdy has GAINED IT, reputation as a
cure for coughs colds. Group AMI
~hoorlnE tonkh Every hottie that
has ever hern put out w lho mann
iacturers has been fulis up 20 49,
hlRh standard OF excellence claimed
for Il People have found that. Z
can be depended uron Tor tho rtiiaf
and cure of these ailmnnfs and thii
4 r. pleasant and safe 10 take
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
Catarrhal Deafness
Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications. a. they zaunos
reach the diseased portion ~ the
ear There Is only one way 20 cuf-
catarrhal deafness. and that is hy a
con1tltationai remedy Catarrhal
Deafness 10 caused BY an lnflamsI
condlslan of the mucous ilung of the
Fustachlan Tube when this tabs Is
inilamed you have a fumbllnk tounl
or Imperfect hearing aud when II =
entirely closed. Deafness u the ~
suit Unless the inflammation can
BE- reduced and thls tube restored
20 rs normal conditions. hearlnE viii
DO destroyed forever. Many eases or
deafness are caused by eafarrh.
which - an lnflamed condition OF
the mucous surfaces. IIaifs camrrn
Medicine acts thru the blood on ths
mucous surface Of The system.
We Will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case VI Catarrhal Deafness
that cannot Do cured by Hall Catarrn
Medicine. Circulars free. All Drug
sists. 75c. y. J. CHENEY 4 co.
~'~-Si SAtes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
RUSSIA is SHOWING SIGNS
OF RETURNING N0RMALCY
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is Bnt employees work for food
rather than money One woman
clerk IN tie Foreign Office todd
ihe correspondent that she re-.
reivei 700 rubleS a month \
soldier employed as guard AZ a
government gues, house says hls
wage is only N0O0 inihles a
month. with an aliowanea Of one
pound of black bread. two humps
of sugar and united anouni Of
rice and eaSaa. or .rough meal
made from millet and used BY
the Russians as a sort If break
fast food With bread selling Al
prices ranpine from 3,n" 10
9.000 ruhles a pound, according
10 quality these salaries are
ridiculous
Norkmen IN soine Of the auto
mobile factories are reported to
receive from 100000 70 1900
90 rubles month. Others are
pai dless paper money and receive
reronisites IN the way of mann.
featured products. food, rent, ctc
So IN an the maze Of figures. il
IS impossible TO reach any aver
spe wage or salary.
l'der the revised economic plan
fares must be- paid on RAILWAYS
and street ears. Charges are also
,o be made Tor light. telephones.
telegraph and postage Free rent
i also disappearing and. renters
are to be required t6 keep np
repairs at their own expense mn
der The direction of house com
miices.
These changes are Increasing
The difficulties of persons with
ont incomes and forcing gentle
folks into the street markets with
their remaining fnrs, iewelry
siIverware. china. linen and cloth
ing. However. most Of the old
lime aristocracv has long ago
learned the ways Of trade and
1t is not the hardship il once was
to stand in the streets and barter
away one's personal effects.
Many of the former members
Of leisure classes have taken very
naturally to changed conditions
and gone in for trading on a
strictly commercial basis. The
only two restaurants in Moscow
where satisfactory meals are
served are stated by cultured
women who speak German and
French as flnently as Russian
and receive diners with all the
courtesy found in bettericlass
drawing rooms. The manager Of
tie of these restaurants is the
wife of an office high in the
BoIshevist Red army who was
formerly colonel in the I'm
perial army. Her husband 5 sal
avy is wholly inadequate TO sup
port her two children and aged
parents. SO she worked for the
government until the new eeo-
nomic policy made it possible for