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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07
ESCH PROPOSAL TO AMEND
WATER POWER LAW is UP
House Committee Hearing on Pro.
htbiting Use of Park Waters for
Development Projects.

Representative Esdh's proposed
amendment to the water power law, pro-
hibittng use Of waters within national
parks for, hydro-electric DEVELOPMENTS.
was tho subject Of a hearing before the
House Interstate Commerce committee
yesterday. Director Mather Of the ma
tional park service. told the committee
men the Interior Department was agree
able to having the prohibition apply to
the present boundaries of the parks and
later might be taken in as additions.
Secretary Payne Endorsed the proposal
to bar development in the parks. which
he said. might mar their scenic beauty.
Secretary Baker. a member of the
federal power commission, said he did
not favor changing the amendment to
make 1t apply only to present boundaries
Of parks. but Secretary Meredith. the
other member of the commission, said
he did.
Some members Of the committee ex-
pressed the ceiling that the Esch amend
ment as drawn would not preclude de-
velopment in the contiguous areas. but
Henry j. Pierce. president Of the Wash
ington Irrigation and Development Com
pany. who appeared representing the
power companies. which supply two
thirds Of the population on the Pacific
Slope, thougnl IL mlgnt. ana reIerrlng 10
Director Mather, drew out the state
mont that the Interior Department
would be satisfied to have the amend
ment refer to present boundaries alone.
Representative Winslow, republican,
Of Massachusetts, saying he wished to
learn the opinion Of those mot inter-
tsted in water power development"
asked Mr.. Pierce if he had any testi-
naony on the subject from the people at
large, on the Pacific slope to support
HIS view. Mr.; Pierce replied that he
could Il desired furnish abundant proof
that the public there favored the re-
stldction as accepted by the park service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07
SEES TOO MANY BUREAUS.
Johns Hopkins President States
Cause Of Business Depression.

BALTIMORE. January (SpeciaD.-
The present business depression is
due in large measure to the multiple
seencies ana the resulting increa aas
IN .taxation. both by the state gov
ernments and the national govern
ment according to DR.. ]. F. Goodnow,
president of the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. Such measures. he says. are
absorbing new capital and placing
q staggering burden on private en-
terprises on which the people depend
for their living. They are also rails
ing prices. he thinks.
Il do not believe that the country
will be able to stand the burden of
taxation II the governments. state
and. national, continue to multiply
their agencies and the costs of their
operation" said DR.. Goodnow. land
no new government enterprise should
be started in the next five or ten
yeaES"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07
JOHN BURKE RETIREs.
Treasurer of u. S. Will Join New
Z York Banking Concern.

John Burke. treasurer Of the United
States since 1913. retired today. his
resignation having been accepted by
| President Wilson. Mr.. Burke has en-
tered a. New York banking firm.
Guy F. Allen, assistant treasurer,
became acting treasurer on Mr..
Burke's retirement. and it was
learned that President Wilson does
not contemplate making an appoint
ment to the vacancy. leaving it to be
filled by President elect Harding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07
ASK DRY LAW CHANGES.
Measures introduced in California
Legislature.

SACRAMENTO. Calf. Jannpary T.
Two, measures memoriaizing Con-
rress to permit the different states to
Az the alcoholic content of beverages
and "a amend the volstead act to per-
nit manufacture of light wines and
hoar have been introduced in the Cali
fornia LEGISLATURE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07
DR.. w. c. Roaxer. Dead.

PHILADELPHIA Rev. DR.. Will
liam Cunningham Rodgers, rector of Old
st. Davids Protestant Episcopal Church
at Radnor. near here. is dead at his
home here. He was sixty-four years
old. DR.. Rodgers was editor-in-chief of
the Church News Of the Pennsylvania
Diocese. He had served parishes at
Williamsburg, Pa: Davenport, Iowa;
Gloversviile. Hoosick Falls and Mill
brook, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07

sons guilty of violation of the Sc.
iective service act" and that ut IL
not believed that any considerable
number of persons guilty Of willtul
violation of the act have escaped the
notice of this department and its
Investigators"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07
COL. WATTERSON NOT ILL.

GALVESTON, Tex, January T.
Reports that Col. Henry Watterson
was seriously i'll at his hotel here
were emphatically denied by Mrs.
Watterson and the coloners ply
stefan last night. There is nothing
to it." Mrs. Watterson told the Asso-
ciated Press over the telephone. when
informed of the rumor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07
DRAFT CASES PRESSED.

Attorney General Palmer has in
formed tt House judiciary committee
that the department of Justice had
made Q, Try effort to procure indict-
Iments OF information again. all per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07
CARDS OF THANKS.

FA1NE. We desire TO thank our relatives.
tilen..s and orranzat ons for the!r sympathy
ana beau ifui daral tributes at the Geaih OF
our dear sister EMMA J. PAYNE.
HER BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
SM44H. We wish 10 extend to our relatives
ana many ir ends Sincere thanks for
iher Iuness. s!mpa: by and beautiful h,.rai
t,itu.es Iehie.ed dur liz the Illness and nj
me death Of our briove! h'isband ami
father. WILLIAM III Ii. sMTru
THE FAMILY. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07

E. E. Ramey local real estate broker
and prominent member of the Wash
ington Board of Trade. died last night
at Emergency Hospital. following an
illness lasting about two weeks
Mr.. Ramey was taken with an
acute attack of liver trouble and gall
stones Christmas night, and had been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07
Also

Boys Fancy Cheviot Knee Pants-some knicker
booker, others straight cut; strongly sewed. Sizes
to - years .:......-......
Boys Wool Golf Hose, in Heather mixtures; they
the sportive kind the boys want. Sizes 81 to II
Reduced from $245a pair.
Boys Domet Sleepers; neat patterns; full cut
sizes from to ID years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Boys Union Suits-small lots of one of the best
fitting brands. Values up to $500 .................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07
IN MEMORIAN.

IN
BOWMAN. In sad but loving remembrance of
my dear grandfather. EDWARD BOWMAN.
who departed this life FIVE years ago today,
January Z. 1915 and my dear grandmother.
NARY L. BOWMAN. who departed this life
five years ago. January 10. 1916.
Gone to rest, but not forgotten
THEIR GRANDSON. EDWIN NJ. WILLIAM.
son.
BROWN. In loving remembrance of our dear
husband and father, ROBERT f. BROWN,
who departed this life five years ago today,
January z. 1916.
Days of sadness still come DER me-
Secret tears still often dow.
But you are In memory near me,
Though you left me five years ago.
HIS LOVING WIFE.
Have You a father? Love him well
While he is spared to earth,
Wait not till death shall call him hence
To know his precious worth.
Oh. soothe him in his hours Of pain,
Be gentle ard be mild:
How sweet twill be for you to know
You've been faithful child.
Death has robbed of our father,
OF the one We loved well:
Taken from this world Of sorrow
Safely home with Him TO dwell.
Gone from earth. yes. gone forever
Tear -dimmed eyes will gaze in vain:
We will hear his voice. oh. never
Never more on earth again.
HIS DAUGHTERS. ADDIE BROWN AND
EMMA BOOKER.
There are loved ones in glory,
Whose dear forms We often miss;
When we close our earthly story
We hope to join them in their bliss.
One by one our home is emptied.
One by one they have gone away;
Now the family has parted.
But will be complete some day.
HIS DEVOTED SON. GEORGE BROWN. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07

Crompton's All-weather Cor
duroy suits, with khaki lining.
Wood Brown Corduroy Suits,
with two pairs of full-lined pants.
Fancy Cheviot Suits-some with
one, others with two pairs of
pants.
Novelty Overcoats = Double
breasted, button to neck and belt
around.
Mackinaws - in the popular
plaids Norfolk style.
Sizes in the above run up to II
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07
81. 4s
40
..s1:.35.
Mems Sweaters

There's nothing quite Struggles up" to man and
keeps him warm like Sweater 80. 800 =
These
/ SO, $12, $13, $14 and SIS Pennsylvania.
V-neck Shawl collars, Coat and Pul-overs
in Blue Maroon, Heather and Oxford mix SO Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-07

Choice of Fancy Cheviot and
Cashmere Suits, with one and two
pairs of pants-some are the
famous Right Posture. =,
Overcoats - for. school and
dressy wear; neat fancy patterns;
belt all around.
Novelty Oyercoats-in Chinchiila
and Fancy Mixtures; button to
neck; belt all around.
Mackinaws-eonvertible collars;
in all the smart plaid combina~
/, tons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07

II Mired w1tl Sulphur II
Darkens 50 Materially
Nobody uar Tel.

Izhs ol5-ti-ns rrir-u,s et Sage Ter
nd sulphur TO- dErsren1reE y~-sr
E--eAlaed and eaaes h4fr 2s Eranc-
znylasrE cAr1.s auc solls are xaA 2
llElnE s - keep -hei- hsf- 4 road
ezan cp4Vrs wAElo Il cutie sensible Ia
We 1rs EszDE n II 1se when : Falfth-
ft4 appearances is - rhe Ereztess 30
vantage
Nowb12yk. Though We da-r have
fse -ruu t3eEaErlE 1zsk q razoe-1ng fhe
Sare src ne asET rrsr1rE Il nzrrt
Al drug Etures san TIE -sa6y-ro-issss
fs-'ocur- n proved tr ths a5oftlar q
t'-he- lris-ec8ar-x. czlse -fWrs1h-s Bzrs
nd Sz1rtlU- C1rr aoErd 7 Il very
popular because lz.bo1r cr- 1iscprer
y f11s beer applied Simply r-lc1stsr
7oUr cur-b - Hue- hrrEn x4-h {. and
cr'zT rtliE r1roaEr FaUr hz1v. -aktng
Gre E--ftl r-ran6 q : tifnR- t,y morn NJ
The gray Aa-r ciEz. - szrs. 1su1 what &C.
ESt1s -1e 1stieE wi-n FTret-x 5z-s
aao Srsr1lE- Compound is -ha-. be-
seer ,eea 1c1fgIiy c1-kHrznr The hair
a1ee- 4 few Er11i--s-iu-s. II also r-o-
ontes Las- Eu41 fRErre and spSszrznrs
q E-sli-a1a1ce Winch sE 50 zrz-zrsrirt.
Ii'1sE -eacT-to-rst Ts~erz ration 1t Z g.
liE1I1u xtdAFt rer lrisi1e fer zhoss who
desire mara F2rr11sus z<r,ss-sncs- !.
as nkf srzer6ed fpT the curs. rjtsrs-
1sa. nr lrsrsr-ao1 g disease =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07
FRICTION Of WATER
STARTS HOSE FIRES
Phenomena al Water Stararg
Fire One Thst MAY occur.
According To Boston
Expes1

BoSa ban --Tb< 4'afzomena'
a. water STARTING ere Ss une ara,
NAV nasnr IN hass ist - thsz are -eS1
f'a nnaer ee7valn aauaN4sns sguf wxyah
neser af encountered In 7rasea aral fa7x
Department work. aceereing 20 fAe
conclusions oF An exar- Vlao has
made sesls win different e5-sues
ane eKsere1s sgpe> o. hass IS s re-
suA n the Boston IRE dsparsrse NJ
reporr q TIE s.r-nlas n q Rose SasA
INC fa1ne near he
Tine tests vhizA asre a4sen the
place ct sh0se rlaaaaa ~ TIRE ae-
ra~me1r er , :. Caldwell ghseg en-
ganfer - the New Rrraara Insurance
EzNh1nge Tue firss was conducted
beers wsh NOTARY eneane sn6 iAs
Tame narned sarunSA swa casson
iaskfEs "a IS tiHmes Nneher cess
was beia VIII centrifugal engine
81 Ts'gisnd Maine whore ehe
~uaeer nne WIS ~apturaa IL etehs
x inufes allowing iAf v4-a. go saaf
IHrssyah sht c1sar .1Ee-s Trere1i-
snc ir1st5on T'he shrs fsst se Nev
setto- was Writ ais1ur rrpA en-
1s 4ra was sr0npea after tiahs
mnuras wher 1Ae nase haa heroine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07

~ md ca~esaasy tied az ir sahas-
cAotA.
IL esana,s@tsag 0n he valae os the
painting NJ cr~szner said "A have
R.eea Offered ss.eee ts~ h vs<sa-e
ard ~eraset + No~ e i xcrsA slas.
issa iszs As Il saved .Asf rnncA mr.
me. Tasere Is only oae osAes q
Duvenecks v2anssnss Il cascago and
few in ghs Inge6 Sras = He wss
y Nncansars ese and sszases IL Asans
Tie SsncnnaaA snnsewszs aas< slse l&re-
sSs cnaae~xsun n sAs< couatry and
srAnzed sass E%csu~e 8at. ~ course
now I wcua1 nue parz vnA IA
- The Fseaa os a paiuser x4ns
srogns 3o~n fTur orer sAe dress "a
saA3e l. ths creSver aa-@. serror
re zla burglars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07

lawsun 2 r Jan. TIVE crack
1anadiar rBuunfea 1sahas dag ssnans
ar'aeaiing raacsE2ns las7 Drwsar 1has
morning ur thousand mf9e n3a WIN
sHf Arctic rlaraln8n They viH t-ar-
q see uAles direrly no-sA 1Aroush
aht wilaHru ess 2nd snow and uvef the
RoeET Mlounlasn aiKl5e 60 Far MRc-
Fharssn al tha npoutA M McKenEie g
river ana return
Thay a-s 4xpen1ea aan6 hasre 8hous
ahs firs week Of March and syrems,lr =
VII esring flrx Advioss II 1ne winter
from 1he Per- Norman OIL tiAlds and
A-esit explorers and whaasrs fna7sn-
IL GSarc lihe northern ease * lhs
continent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07
New Elixir. Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies. Used
and Endorsed by Euro.
pean and American Army
Surgeons TO Cut Short a
Cold and Pre-. ent Compli-
cations.
Every Druggist in U. S. In
stlucted 20 Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er H. Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Wan Up.

The seasxu0n ~ tAe wear ia he
crus trade is AsNn onAl the two
mirase col1 ana eouEh rpfitvnr aa.
ihnTis1tiVelv eHe~znfcee ~ The "a
aarAtcssfS tested approved ara INST
etih1SiastseAl.g endorsed hw gAa h;ra.
ess authorities and nroclainea ax he
cor nor peoflt a. zen trsex AS auirx
AID effective as wAiskw rock ana rys..
y any oieer cosa ard cough rera aay
Aey h4F ertr ifed
Az crHE S'rrsS ara row spprlsf,l
0+ih he ~anat-11l new elixir. 70 an
en- h2Fe ~ AZ 10 get rf1 az that
cole y 30 siep rto tie nearest drae
ssrre hsns lhe cserk hall : as.sar
'nf anste os As S-uuai ard s4ls
hi- = SERVE sra two teaspoonfais
wits foar su2s asSssgiS ~ water ia a
rlsss WAN veev watch in yonr
hAn1 lake ha afsnk at one swallow
ard ear .er ycuf money hack IL twa
rinDtes Y Won cannot feel year cnsd
fading Ap4s Like dreaan within the
tine llt1lt poz be AaShtni- for ALI
druggists invite you and expect yoa
% try IL EveTvbody's doing r.
WAe- vonr oo53 or congA Is -e-
liered take tAe remainder Of tie bot.
le home 10 yocr vie ana AaAses. .or
As7ircral Is Dy tar the safest and
most effective iAe easiest 10 take
and tie most Agreeable cold an.
cough RENE. .c4 i1fsrts and ctil3.
rs1 Aev
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07

eft Sometimes ] aglr cln CRY vlpn
fssr rgsr mnSic. aolf ANEW The
time uf zhe Yiec- isE1 il j. sad snrsic.
They play i na She Stage waen she
rlntess j. dysng 7n ~ssumu~sqne !
sdn1 even Aaxe music The dIrecur
us1 txgEed X me. and etsea- srae.a
" unta MI makeup eol dirTy.
] Use gsskeup Ike The REST. TN. !
l0nf make W my ewes Ns mother
makes al my clothes hecause she
Ics.sr- want ne tp Sack IKE 4nrtdie
aSe Shs Inade slf claihes Tor .E7u-
horoscope II was she cu1esi psrs
0er had Sauae heys mus ksa ny
atr and mnSi ssv nnd then znr
rzeerhesrr fights them ] am q lif1le
ripple girl
have played IN more 1hinrs TfzF-
{ IN rhs stare win Msu0e Adn1ps
nd was 9eader at Flp surior Ssx-
cite IL -F8pre6ora and ] have l,epn
e,lng gdtrures si1rs was za1ree- Cnus
Slsred with Jahn Rar-T1Dare. ana
nee / ras Na1fn1gTaTs little hev-
Nre suS done : picture win Mss
barsur1lF Iskl1nrl-
Mv npfher vsl send ron Tie photo
gzSA
L-R14k E4T1zSZA a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07

rne1t II the c0npzrT's service were
gslacec uDo- the pzyrol. not al the
nd salary. but :; 3 better salzry
than the previous one q meet the
Increased cnst cf living. Nbs- the
aers cane back preference Was
rixe- e them Ter a. rev oDe--
i-sgs- and II .s22 rho had net beer
employed previously by 1be ccu-
pz1y Eers given regular jobs. r.zk-
ing : to1zf of 1889 returned sd
d5e-x now IL the railways se-riee.
- zboBt one-Efth e the entire
1zvrpl
Of The 1l0es re-sr ploye6. g7U
Hoz raeczls ard 6arc-xtsonx. Meta
bic smorg them were tro rner z-su
won the Victoria Cross. - WIG
1goaghf home the Croix De Sne--x
ore the Legion q Hoaur. u the
Dis-zr guished Serxire Order. t.sree
Dlstl1E Service Crosses. 50
Military Crosses. kT Dsxi-rsisfsed
C0nour; -.e-zls an is. El5xry
Eeea<H
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07

One q The great rrct3srns fpi-
lowlnr The close Of ths wosic WY
tzs been the reta-r to ciril life zod
proc ar-iEs snc1st-w of the vast
army ot mar called 10 the cu11rk -
vzsians nations Everybody k,s7ws
tht great x'x- effort Cznsdz rrsde.
Bencing Rboss haaf q million rnen
overseas A1a spending her rnunss
= the extent ~ bIlI0nA Mary
enterprises IL Cznacs have cone
rood vnrk u the re-errp piurrnert ef
returned soldiers Arnong ehern
thE lznadiar Pacific Railway holds
: caaEplcuons plaza. This Company
Sent ll-l6g -ner n7ts the army. naa1
AZ volunteers ESx NORTH sazsrT
E11 promised every nan position
y ecual Ta1us 70 fne ooe he Jeff Z
Ds came back and applied for Il.
gf me 1862 rsn whp so'uec TIE
Cznz6iznL British u Lnite1 States
frrusex. 100 were sled or 6sed q
u'osnak- 23ss,e were wounoee xnc
s.els vhp spT 5ec far rs-ins:x.s-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07

Lisu-- 2 X. Stuart. RoyaI Naval
Reserve. nos seconc ot6csr uf The
Empress of France Of ne Czr-
acaE- Pzrl1c Ocean Services was
- commander C : British @uyx-
terr ship" zThirh went 70 sea d.
gulsec as trsr1o steamship VITA
: oa-nrny rzr = her s.err- stxrt
let Eutmzrlrs -orpec. him ~
psnlc party took 10 the bos., 81
.rafs-ae haste leaving hir xnt
few -er aboard. ard vhs- he r,,t- +.
marine came - StEs-t urrssseS
nlk hidden gins and Ezrx Z. tte-r-g
y winning the Firsor.z Cross -
The .. 5. O.
he to-nDz-y'g second Y. G wiz
nsr vas . fearless locomotive e,
nser trun Medicine Hat Jo1s
fe1er Robinson. NO kilieS <o1r ~
ne enemy. captured : -nzcx;ne .z-n
s0o was rs-rying ~p.rded cou-f
race % safety over the ps-sr.e- e :.
- rs-ch zasa ozIlss erse1 II
u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07
ITCHING ECZEMA
DRIED RIGHT Up
WITH SULPHUR

!trr krezksre c1. Il .hs sk.T.. ever
fr-x, itching ec1c-1. S2z .t SascNly
overcome tg 1pplxlrg NIX Mrn-
fAo->, pkC- SAYS : lt-rd xs1n sfcc-
ixhst Hrrzuse e fis germ trstr<s-
sns T-sspr~urs. this se.ptll frepara
tier sns-zrtiv IL fr1rx = ease trcTz slsn
- z.11-l. so-7Ec< ana EtAs t1c
cc-era right ~ 1al leavts me SKIN
elcx- ard smooth
X rtzrr 5s,Is r rtErtc IRE torment
a-s5 disNgnrcrrrt SNs~srs from
skin frarhle sho1i6 ss- i1ls ssf
e Mrnshe- Sniqfl- from xns gooc
oruegiss 2zs6 ust 4 like s cclc e-rxr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07

a Chinese philusophar pnc4 vratr
The weil-a'sing pt ihe l,eopi= Is llke
& agriculture is 5tE root. nan ..
tararv and commerce u-a 5,s
arlnshes and l8iR ID ihe raoi is tn
yared she sssres fall Ehe branches
t-aak ana The trae aias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07

Fer Eienrv An3 sl41tcr troaAles
gravel weak &na lame bAck. rhea-
r2tsszz arc reg@l2rsiins os fhs XII
neFs and Aa2aeer. Regulates e'ae.
Ger trouAies IN children ~ not so.a
~ druggists mAa ss9I Snail 10
fse ofsen cure Send f0r sworn test
rouials Dr. Z " Han 1886 ofs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07
FARMERS COMPLAIN or
DESTRUCTION or sA-s

According 10 the Marshall Tribune.
Logan cuunsy is anses &c zfA RATS
crear t4g sleek fellows WITH desr4ue
rsTe peve r. tsA: Is ssa-ras1s
Farmers stn1 1his oui when the7
gc aa iAnesh tAeir stacked g-aia
Gre-az eoirs have sean 0urv0we-a
through Hse stacks wAwa sw " fhe
raln. causing mueh loss 9psh ay RATS
aad water.
and tAe worst part " al is that
ife rodents are zoe say 4n1 cumming
90 a~ eisaser poisoned or trapped with
much success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-07
Heuralgie Pains
Gre Way 60 ssrthlrg Hsmlln's
= Wizard on

Eara1ir's 1A5za-1 Oh is safe.
Simple zn5 e2ecr1vt rrrar1aert su-
eotA headache and neuralgia.
Rubbed II W.atrs The pain is. II eases
tht to--nre1 nerves and almoE L
z-zrsatlv brings crick -ehtt Keep
. supply u hand
Wizard On Is q sao5 5raendabl-
preparation -o have IN 1ht nrdirint
chegt TOR Si-s- s1d when rhs doctor
rlay be la AWAY. Us healing. arti-
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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-05-18

right because. they are; the reform movement
against these conditions is right because it is
Perhaps in the general scheme of things, the So
called moral relapse was arranged for the express
purpose of arousing the forces of strict morality
into organized effort and thereby strengthening
them. 1t is doing that
This old world is wonderfully well balanced.
For every action there is equal and opposite
reaction" can be applied to things than
physics. Nothing really big has ever happened
SO bad that it hadn't redeeming features. 1t is
sort of hard to get caught out on limb some
times and to furnish the faction" in order that
someone else may enjoy the beneficial reaction.
But you won't remember it hundred years from
now. "a" ~"
After all, the young folks Of today aren't to be
blamed too much. Think Of the many different
conveniences for being bad they have that their
garndmothers didn't have And to be good at all
they have got to be great deal "gooder" than
folks in the old days.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-05-18
Ouch! Lame Back
Rub Lumbago Or
Backhache Away
Rub Pain Right Out with Small Trial
Bottle of Old "St. Jacobs OIL"

Kidneys cause Backache? No!
They have ino nerves, therefore can
not cause pain. Listen! Your back
ache is caubed by lumbago, sciatica
or strain, hnd the quickest relief is
soothing, pSnetrating "St. Jacobs
OIL" Rub III right on your painful
back, and instantly the soreness, stiff
ness and lameness disappears. Don't
stay crippled! Get SMALL trial bot
tie of est. Jacobs Oil" from your
druggist and timber up. \ moment
after it is applied you'll woAder what
became of the backache or Sumbago
pain.
Rub old, honest "St. Jacobs" OH
whenever you have seiatica, neural
gia, rheumatism or sprains. as it is
absolutely harmless and doesn't burn
the skin.--Adv.