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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-15

FOR RENT-Four room cottage far
nIshed. 4ol North Division. Phone
377.
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LosT--FouND

LOST-A key ring with three Keys
attached. one Nash key. Finder
please return to Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-15

lamape claims never VERY the man
with COLLISION & LIABILITY IN
3uRANcE
80. ~s~s etisss~-s sss@s szs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-15
MlsCEALAk Eous
AELLoi HElLoi


nElLoi hELloi
Yes Ri.
lst. Loans--cIty and Farm.
2nd. City Property on easy pay
ments.
ard. real Rental Agency
4,h. Improved Suburban Tracts'
sth. Un-improyed acreage adloin-
ing Guthrie.
9Th. Cheap Farms - b ar oeA
prices
7th. Farms OF the Best-Paymen's
sth. Mnch Cows. Stock tat'ie'
Mules. Horses.
9th. A line OF Vehicles. imple-
ments. Harness.
10th. OIL Leases and Royalties
Yes. when II Is a question on heai
Estate. or on kindred matters. call
US at any time.
phone at. The caffney Company
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CLASSIFIED WANTS


FOR SALE on TRADE-Ford one
ton truck AL condition SOD w
Mansur. Phone l0s7-R.
FOR sALE-Two dozen Plymouth
Rock hens and young White Leg
horns. one-half price w d sher-
iff. Route =. Box "a, Guthrie.
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE--is 100 acre wheat farm
with fair improvements: will take
residence property In as part pay
ment. balance terms.
p. Jeisma
tls ~ West Oklahoma Phone 1877
Iron SAI.E--One ten room and on.
room house Both we'll located
on east side For sale at only part
value. II YOU can use a large house
or want rooming house see as, A.
B Armstrong and co. Phone 3ss.
| PTCKARDs MILK -loc, choisest in
clty. Phone HAM.
Foa RENT
FOR RENT rooms down stairs for
IIgh, housekeeping TO parties with
out children. All East Harrison
FOR RENT West Hin fine modern
6 room house. Vacant the 10th.
rooms not modern. rooms not
modern but furnished Last two now
vacant A. B. Armstrong and co
Phone sss
FOR RENT unfurnlshed. rooms for
| light housekeeping, also two story
house. all modern conyeniences.
Phone 564.
| SLEEPING RooMs--Close in 2
large upstairs rooms with south
east exposure. connecting bath.
Phone 524
lFOR RENT-Four room cottage far
nlshed. 4ol North Division. Phone
s77.
LOsT--FouND
LOST-A key ring with three xeys
attached. one Nash key. Finder
please return to Leader office.
| The cost OF producing ton Of
hard coal is from two and half TO
three times as great as for mining
a ton Of bitumInous coal because the
beds are deeper. thinner and gen
orally inclined at sleeper angles than
those OF the soft coal.
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An official report recently issued
shows that 200 British women nurses
ldied while serving In the world war
The cooks OF vassar College are
men. the professors are womer.
Bring Your Job
Work to The
Daily L e a der.
| Prices Right.
Work Artistic.
Iron SALE Old papers at the Lead
er office.
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FOR SAI.E-Two dozen Plymouth
Rock hens and young White Leg
horns one hslf price W ID sher-
If. Route =. Box "a, Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-15

FOR SALE on TRADE-Ford one
ton truck AL condition. SOB W
Mansur. Phone l0s7-R.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
VIRGINIA ENTRANTS
ARE SHOWING SPEED
Those Living Outside of Richmond
Show That Several Members
Have Highest Standings.

Tho out -thc-city members OF
The Evening Dispatch salcsmansh!p
club are beginning 20 show speed
Tho Inst OF standings 20 be published
IN today's Evening Dispatch will show
tina, several OF the highest standing;
members are from the outsid. dis
tricIs
Those living outside Of Richmond
have the same opportunity To cap
ture tho s7.oc" home or one Of tho
i've AUTOMOBILES as those living in
Eichmonh ana it is really surprising
that There have not been more en-
tries from the state at large.
Every part of the territory in
which The Evening Dispatch clrcu-
lates il an cNcellcn; Held for wide
awake worker ana every community
should tie represented in the cam
pairu There should be a; least a
hundred moro members in tho out
sid. field
/; = not too late 10 enter I, Is
jus; the right ;imr The big extra
credit Offer. allowing 6o.ONO extra
credits on every 500 worth Of sub
scriptions turned in. is now in Of
fec; and closes At - +. NJ. Apri IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

This is the biggest extra crcdi; one,
OF the campaign. and n affords
every one AN excellent opportunity To
pie Gp winning score.
As an extra iuduccmrnt for an
members t" put forth their hes; e.
forts between now and April IL two
500 extra cash awards arc offered.
Ono or these $500 extra cash awards
goes 10 the member outside the city
OF Richmond who does the best IN
30 April IL. AND the other goes 10 tho
member from the city of Richmond
VIII" does tn" best during the same
tim"
sending mi ones name and address
10 tn. Sal"snIrship club department,
"i The Evening Dispatch IS all that
rs necessary to do TO become :. mem
her. Every one who enters is given
1000 credits as It starter and is inn
m"dtatcly supplied with rcccip.
books for taking subscriptions. From
then on it i simply a matter OF
selling ra.d-in-advancc subscriptions
20 Tn" Evening Dispatch 80 now and
Old subscribers. Every one year
subscription by carrier counts 10. 900
credits and one year by mail earns
5000.
Ia" Office Of ;hc salcsmanship club
department. Of The t:venn. Dispatch
is on tn" m"z2aninc floor of The
Times Dispatch building ANA is open
from y VI. until . T. NJ. every husl
mess day Those who are interested
In tins big campaign are Invited to
cali. telephone or write
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
church VIII Ire>cn, cop,,,,

WINCHESTER. VA. March %
Mduni"r'S cantata. "Dliv.t To cal
vary. = 20 he preFentcd by n com
mined choir OF ahou: thirty voices ia
Chris, Church this city. THURSDAY
niEht ana IN Grace Church Berry
non OF Mrs. Frank Reynolds. with
Mrs H. u. Fuller rs orcanisi. IN
organ recital is 10 be given the eve
Ming Of March %. in Meade Memorial
'hurch White Post, ny Edgar Priest
or=anist Of the Episcopal Cathedral.
OF Shlngton who also is an as
sociat" Of the Royal College OF Music.
MMNNMNS tnr. Enc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Sold here in Handy Packages and
called "Epsonade Salts"

MI The splendid phy~is-actiou OF a
doS" Of epson salts without the awful
taste aud nausea. "Epsouad- salts
Is real epson salts combined with
frui; derivatives. giving il the taste
of sparkling lemonade. Try il when
bilious. hcadachy or Constipatcd
Costs but few cents
warning, Don't merely ask for
"tasic!c*s EPSON salts or YOU may
get a soda imitation. Always ask
Tor 'Epscnndc Salts" and look for
the name, American EPSON AssoCia-
tiuu---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

countries aud have. in many in
stances. actually gone into the tor
'ltory urrccoEnizcd by the United
States and begun exploiting i, TO their
own rl,i,nr,c ,,,E.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
h.nrhhnrr Democrat. 10 Meet,

LlNCHBUE'; VA March az
Chairman +. W. Whitaker. OF tho
city Democrats committee. has caIIn,!
. meeting Of the committee TOR Fri
DAY to fix primary fees for candi-
dates for local offices in the August
PRIMARY ana TO arTans" the manner
OF c."ctiug another committees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
I'll AM SUCH A
DIFFERENT
MAN,
NEEN0LAk. the Wonderful
Vegetable Tonic, Did IL.

Read tn" following testimony about
The marvellous and quick results OBJ
tanned from NEENOLA< by "a resi-
dent OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
ANES ARTHUR I&GE.
ib2 East Main 81

NEENOLAk is a purely Vegetables
tonic. wonderful system cnrrcc,iv".
1t aids the digestion. restores apo
lite. STRENGTHENS the nerves. c.cans-s
and hu.ids the whole system Il, never
fails
can al Tragic Drug store. ST. Eas,
hroaG st. today, get q nrtt!c ana you
VIII So" that TN" very first dos, win
prov" To YOU what wonderful thing
NEl%%Di. AK is-\dN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

mat lost Hl. interest in my
N.rn yuu p not ~; with amy
.u-"ym"n' hai h"roma restless
H'a dl-rtt.~n'd--my whole Sys-
i.,u seemed v.pEgrb ny. saw
t.E<bl-AN advertised. at FIRST
i"tt -lr, ~ Was -no-h'r uu Ht-
uIut -u.dir'U". finally as = last
r-snri #-D.isd g., ;ry h.. so
GOT hottie from Ttu.lv bru-
Store. uui h,I only taken il, ,
srart time when I hardly know
nlt s"!i. frightened right ug.
fi.- aup"t.t" returned. and / I.el
DOS" such Hii'nrer, man even
nuN That ! could not let a dty
"Hs~ Without telling you all about
Dr. am nor uuLs'lgr led. ,r-
ioN my meals. ana hav, not the
must sag mat un on -uif-rIil.
as lid Wi.! make any mistake.
ia trying NEENOI.Ak"
tSiEu"d,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

Accept "Cal;forntu" Syrup OF Figs
only-look for the name California
on the package. then YOU are sure
YOUR child is having the best aud
most harmless physic for the little
stomach. liver and bowels. Children
love its truity taste. Fuli directions
on each bottle. YOU must say cali.
foruia. ADV
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-21

caIer cla'- 90 n. 1Tias TerlIl.
Evening journal., 1921-08-05

One-Half Pound India Ceylon Tea ....30c
Two Pounds Of Granulated Sugar Free.
Evening journal., 1921-08-05
Rec1P&G
Damson Preserves.


For the plums. pick over not too
ripe Damson plums and remove any
that have a decayed spot or blemish.
Leave the stems on. After picking
the fruit over, wash carefully in cold
water and weigh II and allow one
pound Of sugar to each pound Of
plums. Place in a preserving kettle
half a cup OF water for each pound
Of sugar used and place the kettle
over a moderate FIRE and add the
sugar. Stir constantly with a wooden
spoon until the sugar is melted. In
crease the heat and boil the melted
sugar gently until Il forms a thick
syrup. Stir and skim II frequently.
Put the washed plums in the boiling
syrup and cook them gently for half
an hour. Skim out the piums and
place in hot, clean glass Jars. fill
ing each jar a little more than half
full Boil the syrup until thick as
jelly and with IL hil the jars fun.
Fasten tops on the jars and turn
them upside down until cold.
Potato Salad De Luxe.
Another potato salad was made by
mixing twelve cooked mushrooms
cut in dice, four cold boiled potatoes
cut i'm dice and one head Of celery
cut In dice. one pimento chopped
and one cup Of shredded watercress,
season with salt and pepper. moisten
with lemon French dressing. arrange
in a lettuce lined salad bowl. cover
with a lemon mayonnaise and sprin-
kle over finely chopped capers.
Evening journal., 1921-08-05
PLAN SECOND
TWILIGHT meet
Will be Held at Pennsy
Field on Night of
August q
CHAMPIONSHIPS
ON LABOR DAY

Another inter-club twilight track
and field meet for Wilmington will
be held on August 2s and "a at the
Pennsy Field. Arrangements for the
events and for the State champion
ships on Labor Day were made at
meeting OF representatives OF var
ious clubs in the city at a meeting
held in the Wilmington Community
Service office in the dupont Build
ing last night.
+, An added feature is the presenta-
tion Of a cup for the twilight meet
by the Hub Clothing Company TO be
known as the Hub Cup" II will be
awarded to the club winning the
most number Of points. II will be
placed on exhibition as soon as COM
pleted. There is also a possibility OF
Individual trophies being provic-sl
The same twelve events as on the
program OF the last twilight games
will be on the program. the discus
and javelln throws being included
In the regular competition. Last
time they we're only for exhibition
and instruction purposes. Practically
the same officials will be in charge
with James +. Godfrey as director.
Rules and reglations for the State
championships were laid down at
the meeting last night. The cham
pionships have become an annual
event and are held in conjunction
with the State Fair on Labor Day on
the Elsmere track. The events are
open to clubs and athletes from all
parts Of Delaware and several strong
teams from outside OF Wilmington
have come forth with the statement
that they are going to make the ath-
letes from this city take their dust.
Several well known track stars from
the lower part Of the State have
slEnlhed their intention OF compet-
ing.
According to Mr.. Godfrey a field
OF at least $50 athletes will toe the
mark in various events in the cham
pionships. An entrance fee. which
must accompany the entries. OF
$500 will be charged each club. and
unattached athletes will be charged
80 cents for each event IN which they
compete. The same twelve events
will be on the card.
Entries for the championship
will be limited 20 nine men in each
club event. with only three men tc
actually compete. This allows foI
mon TO be withdrawn. All entries
must be residents OF Delaware for al
least six months (since February u
and members Of the club which they
represent on or before August IS.
A cup valued at about $3.50 will b,
put up for team competition and
must be won three years for per.
manent possession. The club winning
Il until IL Is finally captured can keeI
II for one year. Individual prizel
will be presented 10 place winners
The points win be scored. FIVE foi
first, three for second and one foi
third.
Entries for the twilight meet mus
be in by August II. and entries 10
the championships must be in by Au
gust 81. The program for the cham
pionships must go to the printer OF
that date. and no changes OF add
tions will be allowed afterward.
Evening journal., 1921-08-05
PR0WLNG LION Is
A HUGE MASTIFF

BOUND BROOK. n. j.. Aug. s.
Bound Brooks week-old mystery OF
prowling lion that stallSed in the
night. has been dispelled by the
trusty rife Of an estate superin-
tendent
The mystery Of the lion waxed
warm Tuesday night when four per
sons reported they were attacked.
Evening journal., 1921-08-05

A posse with guns and lanterns
searched the town for hours without
result.
Wednesday, huge stray mastin
entered the grounds Of an estate and
attacked a boy. The superintendent
charged out Of the house and ended
the dogs career. Its head win be
sent to Pasteur's Institute to ascer-
tain whether It was suffering from
rabies.
Evening journal., 1921-08-05
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

When serving a beef heart add u
cup seedless raisins and \ cup wal
nut meats TO the gravy.
Hard-shelled squash need not be
pared. Cut in pieces. cook. remove
from shell. mash and season.
Seeded raisins and chopped green
peppers marinated with French dress
ing and served on crisp lettuce are
good.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
NO SANTA CLAUS FOR
EMPLOYEES OF CITY
No Before Christmas Pay For
Them; Regular Schedule
To Be Observed

Santa Claus will not walk for the
benefit Of Mt Vernon city employees,
City Auditor II. c. Gates announced
today. Pay checks were sent out on
the 18th instant and they will be is.
sued again on the 31st.
The twice-a-month system of pay
now in vogue makes unnecessary to
speed up the last pay for the year,
and Auditor Gates has received no
requests for an advance pay. The
city employees, having adjusted their
personal and private affairs to the
system now in vogue, have not been
clamoring for a before-C Christmas pay
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
Suppressing a Squeak.

Recently Il his been discovered at
block On cart must not by virtue
Of an old law be allowed to squeak.
A quarry owner was summoned for
allowing cart to be driven without
an appliance for lesseDing the noise
caused by the brakes, and though he
pleaded that the cart did not make
as much noise as many motOrcars, he
had to pay the costs of the prosecu.
tion. Macclesfield Is town where
they make silk; will they some day
discover that there is an ancient law
forbidding silk to rustle7
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
BOYS STEAL WAY
INTO LOCAL THEATRES
Probation Officer Purcell To
Break Up The Practice;
Other Trouble

Probation Officer Purcell was call
ed to the Lyric theatre Saturday
night where Manager James c. Platt
reported that two boys had been
caught stealing their way into the
theatre. Probation Officer Purcell
stated he was surprised, owing to the
prominence of the boys on account of
the good families from which they
come. No charge was made against
the boys as they promised to pay
their way in the future when they
went to the theatre.
Complaints have been received al
so from, the managers of the Vine
theatre, stating that boys have been
stealing their way into the theatre
Probation Officer Purcell announced
this morning that the practice will
be broken up and that arrests will be
made in the future.
In commenting on these cases this
morning, Probation officer Purcell
stated it was almost impossible fol
the churches and the schools to dc
much to correct the evils existing
among some of the children of the
city unless there was cooperation OF
the part of the parents. Mr.. Purcell
stated that only recently he had brok
ell up practice of young boys call
lug themselves young men and en-
gaging in improper pastimes. He sait
that the parents knew of this, but no
one came to him to extend thanks fo1
saving their boy from serious trouble
Probation Officer Purcell warns par
their boys.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
RABBIT HUNTERS
ARE OUT OF LUCK
They Lose A Days Sport Be-
cause Jan. l Falls On A
Sunday This Season

Rabbit hunters will be cheated out
of one day of sport this season, ow-
ing to the fact that the last day of
the open season, New Years day,
falls on Sunday.
Endeavoring to satisfy large
number of sportsmen who have writ
ten to the fish and game bureau to
ask whether hunting on Jan. will
be permitted, Chief A. G. Baxter ask.
:, cd Attorney General Price to rule in
the matter, and the latter held that
hunting on Monday, Jan. 2, would be
a violation of the law.
Therefore Saturday, Dec. 81, will
be the last day of the season. This
, means that not only will many hunt.
ers he disappointed but also the state
will lose many dollars in license
fees. Hundreds of sportsmen in the
country for the holidays usually buy
a new license to hunt on New Years
day. This year the 1921 license will
be good to the end of the season.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
GAMES BREAK ONE
TIE; MAKE ANOTHER
Iowa and Notre Dame Even
Up In Claiming Right To
Position In House
League

Games of the House basketball
league played Saturday evening al
the Y. M. c, A. gym, brought osme
changes in the team standings. o. S
Il. defeated Yale by % to score
while Iowa trimmed California by q
IL to 10 score.
Both Yale and California were tied
with Notre Dame for the runner-uI
position in the league race. The de
feat of both Yale and California elm
iuated them, but the victory of Iowa
over California had the effect of ere
ating new tie with Notre Dame fol
the second position.
Notre Dame and Iowa will meet on
next Wednesday evening. The re
suit will be to push one or 'tother of
the second rung of the ladder. Yale
and California now are in tie fol
possession of third position. They
also will contend on Wednesday
evening.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
MRS. BARBARA KENT
CLAIMED BY DEATH

DANVILLE, Dec. 19-Mrs. Barbara
Kent, aged 40 years, wife of Burt
Kent Of Loudonvile, who formerly
resided in this place, died Saturday
afternoon at Mt. Carmel hospital, Co.
lumbus. after an extended illness OF
complication of diseases. Besides
her husband, che leaves two sons. two
brotheys and four sisters.
The body will be brought here and
funeral services held at 10 O'Clock
Tuesday from st. Luke's Catholic
church, Rev c. B. Tiepe officiating
Burial in st. Luke's cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
Nitrates from Explosives.

A plant has been established near
Turin, Italy, for the transformation
of explosives into nitrates for aGri-
cultural uses. These explosives are
to be gathered from the battlefields to
the value of 100000 lire, and their
products combined with other ma
terials for the production of fertiliz-
ers. The factory now employs 2ou
men and is expected to produce 10000
quintals of fertilizers. containing 10
per cent azote, within short time,
according to report of Consul Dana
@. Sycks.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
KENYON MEN START
ON TOUR WEDNESDAY
Will Present Marrying Mari
lyn' In Leading Cities
OF Ohio

The second performance of MAR.
rying Marilyn," given in Rosse hall,
Gambler, Saturday night by the Puff
& Powder club of Kenyon college,
went even better than the first night,
and large audience witnessed the
production.
Starting next Wed tesday the
members of the club will tour for two
weeks, presenting Marrying Mari.
lyn' in several of the leading cities
In Ohio.
According to the schedule the play
will be presented in the following
cities: Dec. 81, Norwalk, at the Gilger
theatre; Dec. 20. Detroit, at Orches
ira hall Dec. %, Bay City, Mich, al
the Washington-Strand; Dec. 27, Co
lumbus, at the Elks Home; Dec. 28
Cincinnati, at Emery auditorium; Dec
80. Piqua, at Mays opera house; Dec
30, Springfield, at the Fairbanks the
atre; Jan. 2, Cleveland, at the Mason
ic auditorium; Jan. 8, Akron, at the
Goodyear auditorium; Jan. A, Sandus
Ky, at the Sandusky theatre; Jan. 8
Mansfield, at the Opera House; Jan
6, Toledo, at the Saxon auditorium.
Later in January, the club expects
to make trip to Indianapolis, Chi
cago and other cities.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
When Art Failed.

This Is true story Of an adventure
Of two lady artists in Sunny Spain.
They were walking and arrived at a
little country inn, hot, dusty and
thirsty. Thew couldn't talk Spanish,
but wanted some milk badly, so one
Of them drew most beautiful high
arty COW, while the other jingled same
coins. The, Spaniards looked and .
boy was sent Off post haste. In half
an hour the boy returned. hot and
triumphant-with two tickets for q
bul!fight.-From the London Town
Topics.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
INDUSTRIAL BASE
BALL IS NEAR END
Playing Season OF League
Closes With Game At Y.
M. c. A. Monday
Evening

Play in the Industrial baseball
league will close !pn Monday evening
with game scheduled between the
Pennsylvania railroad shops and the
Pittsburgh Plate teams.
The result of this game will have
no vital effect upon the league cham.
rionship. The honors in this league
race already have been won by the
Bridge Works team.
Next Thursday evening the Bridge
Works and Professors will stage an
exhibition game in the Y. M. c. A.
gym.