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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
No Wedding for Scientists.

Chicago Marriage was declared 10
he nm obsinblc IN the path of lin ns-
pirlng young scientist by DR.. james y.
Wing. professor Of PATHOLOGY NJ Cor.
nell University McdIcnl College. in m
nddrcss before the nnirinI congress
NJ incident education. at IL essential
TINT III" young medical student who
hopes tn become mn expert pnthOlogist.
for example, he single md remain sin
gle during his years OF study and re
senrch," he said. "rhs mems that he
cannOt mnrry before hr ia ~ years
old"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
Osars In Y. .. olviSsd.

ashingtOn.--DlvisiOn Of authority
among governmental departments and
bureaus extends even to the bears OF
the United States. Secretary Of Com
merce Hoover declared In AN address
before the National Press Club. He
said he had u growing conviction that
there should he more scientific
grouping Of government bureaus, and
added: ''The trouble with the present
Arrangement In II extends even to the
various kinds Of besrS. The polar
bean are under the Department OF
Commerce, the griAxly hears are under
The Department Of Interior. and the
brown hears are under the Department
Of Agriculture"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
Will Rheumatism Again
Bind You Hand and Foot?

blood, that you should try . rem
edy that has proven so thoroughly
satisfactory IN these cases. S.S.S..
the hne old blood remedy cleansss
the blood Of all impurities. and 70
moves all disease germs that may
creep into the blood. Begin taking
SIS. today, and il you will write .
complete history Of your case, our
medical director will give you a.
pert advice, without charge. A.
dress Chief Medical Adviser, ~
Swift LABORATORY, Atlanta. &c.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

r you had Rheumatism last year
and treated only the pains Of the
disease BY rubbing with animents
and lotions, you can b sure that
soea again you will be in the shack
iss q this RELENTLESS foe. You may
ct some slight temporary relief
from the pains Of the disease by
The use q these local remedies, but
Rhsumatism Il too real and relent-
,less Q disease to be rubbed away.
3 many oases Of Rheumatism
ss0e tfu0 . tiny gsSm n IL
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
Estate VIII Net Enter Trial.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-The estate u
Jake l.. Hamon will tnke no part In the
prosecution Of Mrs. Clara Smith Ha-
mon, iwho goes on trial ut Arimorc on
4 charge ~ murder, II WIS announced
here by Frank l.. Ketch. administrator
Of tho estate. II shall take part In
the ease only nm Witness" Kctch sud.
"and none Of the money Of the HumOn
estate viii he spent In connection with
the prosecution"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
Abandon curtallmsMt Plan.

Lexington. ky.-Plans for curtail-
ment Of the 1921 crop Of hurley tobac-
CO were abandoned by the Burnley To.
bacc0 Growers Association Mt Its an.
nual meeting here. The reason given
was that It was impossible to get 60
per cent Of the growers OF the district
- sign the pledge.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
DARLING BABY
BRIGnTENS HOME
Children's Laughter a Pleasing Sound

Aitooaa, Pa. 10y IN writ
lag b tell yea what LYDIA Z
Pinkhsm's Vegetable CeM.
pound hes dooe fse ~. We
bed six children do almost a.
blrth. From oas hour % eias-
teen days y I'll they have
lived. Before ny nsxt one
w. born I took ! dossa boe-
Ties Of your egstahls Cen-
pound. and I can ~ that Il b
the greatest medicine %
sarth, for this baby b nov
foue months Cd, end Q
healthier baby you would NJ
want I en- sending yeu .
picture Of her. Eveeybody
says That 10 . ysey healthy
looking baby Yo1 have ny
consent 70 show thsss few
lines 70 anybody" Ars.
c. w. BsNx, III I'D Avsass.
Altoona, Pa,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
WomEWl USE DIAMOND oyEs''
oys on okisss. o~sesea Wslsea.
cssts. etssalWSs, oespsstes-
gvesytAiNO.

Each package q "DlaosaA Dyes"
contains easy dirsctisas fos 6ysiaS aay
article Of wool. silk. cettoa. liaea, -
mixed goods. lsewarai Pooe Dr.
streskn. spots. fadss, asd ruiss naes-
rial by giving II . "dysdlsek." Day
diamond Dyes" only. Deusgise ~
Color Card.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
Wvhsn . eelIer eassHe . Vese~1.

when . esiiee eteeds . PetsN1.
AristOcratic Aunt Ito small HHohsw
from the country playing In tAs saeW)
--l'lense REMAINDER. Theodore, WAlbe
you are visiting ~. that u WI b
unnecessary for you to make your
own xnown~n. What are tAs sssvasts
fOr7--paxaing Show. I.oo6ou.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
trdispsrsab,s Th.oos,

The wonderful new Inventions md
cOnvcni"hces ni" fin" hut the world
cnnDOt get along without such indls-
Is.nsabIc Old.fnshiOs',i things ns kind.
ness. courtesy and hands held ont 10
help.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
Willino 70 Hold.

"l've been reared In the lap Of Ing
ury," said n milli0naire's daughter.
.Try mine for n change" suggested
the impecuni0uS young UaD.--Isalti.
more American.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

Though Hes Probably FsroettsW.
After a woman captures = man aud
leads him away from the altar she
spends the rr~t Of her life trying to
md out the name Of the first girl hr
liaSed. Toledo Blade.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
FeeeNeV q Nesvy o>uo

FeesheN . Nsavy o>uW
With the sntiseptic. fascieatiaS Ooo-
cura. Tnicum Powder. - sxqslsleeey
scented convenient, ecooe0Scal mo-.
skin. baby and dusting powder az
perfume. TENDERS other DerfUmss -.
Icrhuous. Ono Of tho OsticSea Teller
Trio (SOap. Ointment. Tslcum). ADV.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

Few Worth Listening To.
what's u ScIf-mnde man, par
Usually u bore when he startS tall
Ing ub0ut it."-lsOstOn Transcript.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

A lot of conversation worked OF In
.ee:eu os1Pt 10 he dumped into the
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
LEGISLATIVE news
Up.ro.oArE REPORT OF WHAT
70 TAKING PLACE Az the
STATE CAPITOL.
tW..~, x...,.,r u.,.. M. ,.,,,.,.

The HOusa nm sss,d IN second reading
4 bill TO make effective tho con.titu.
tional amendment voted by the people
At tho Last election 10 authorize the In.
suance Of saWNWN In bonds for high.
way construction
Declining IN ac,,.pt the one.m.n
highway t,,mmlss,on n,nn advocates, nv
Governor Shoun md tho Colorado Good
Roads Ass,.,at,,r m. y,,,.. .,omm,t.
tc.. on ron,s and hridv..s h.v. ,.ken
the iii. ~ IN. m.os,r,. sun,or,.,, hv
the. governor and b,v. chnpya,, m.
text into n ,,,mpr,mi... IN, c,mh,n,ny
features of nj, highway GOVERNING h,,,s
introduced
THIS composite measure provides for
an advisory commission OF six. I'm.
stead of five members as now, and
elimipn,cs the present requirement that
the Vote Of the commission on any pro.
pusai must h. unanimous. In case OF
a tie vote, under this bill, the governor
would cast tho deciding ballot.
The nil, crc,,.s m. offlc,, NJ h,~h.
way engineer. and gives him complete
contro, over the CARRYING ont OF the
road.bulldinr proxrum without inter.
ference from the commission
TN. new sIx,h commissioner would
repr,scpt , NOW six,h highway d,str,ct
comnoseJ NJ Denver Adams Ar.n,hns
Clenr Creek Jcffcrson and Gi,n,n
counties.
o,,,,. -, a., ,,, . ,,,u., A.,
Mofra, ann ,,nar rs,,r"sn ,,,,na,S ,,',,s
s."t. .,, ..... r..,.......s ,N.' H. W.. "
$780, =, ,.,,,.. ,,,. MI. s ~. 49,
Snn.to Nm :" ,,,o,,,, ~" &c. n.m
.noI co",,,,.,,"m na,a.., w., s.....
uous, ~ Observation-Disclosures. ~. it,,
Tha s,,,, ,rfn,rs ,n.' r..nr"r,,onn.n,
COMMITTEES. nv a vote OF 4 10 2 decided
to tub,e the lin perm,nentlv
| This ,c,,op means TIM, un,ss. III.
House oyerrn,os tho commI,,.. asc,.
sion tho mn, vii, ro,.,n r,.aor.ho,o,,
! for tho rost n, ,h,s v...,on
Renres.p,a,,v. pm, n Goldman
chairman Of this committees will a.k
nermissIon from tho House n he cr.
cused from making n renor, IN tho hi,
/ fQnnR0f 0rAnfRN
| file a renort adverse to tho hin and
! AJAX the Housc IN adopt II Rn,re.en.
tstiye Morris A Penter of pueblo.
leader NJ tho forces for tho hin al.
ready has prepared a minority rcport
which he will present. II tho two NJ.
quests OF Representative Godsman ara
denied by the House.
The committee vote on TIN. tablins
Of the bill was as follows:
FOr-Rcpresentatiy GOds,man. w
n. Mc(}innIx. John +. ROtruck and II
La Harb.u9h.
! Against-Represcntntives Penter, A.
f.. Ueadlec and James DiIts.
tn. f,,,owi,v hills Inv. n. .u.,,, IN
third reading
! u II ~, hv R.nr..,,,o,,v. y.m..
n,,t. .nnrn,ri,,Inv spn nM IN IN.
maintenance M tho S.,,,,,or.. and a.,I,
Orx' hOme.
| II u n. sluo n1cu.a
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

When q young mnn or v CLOCK sets
too fast q setback IL necessary.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

Rather eltxsd.
what Is his walk In iifsf'
"IIc In demonstration for nsw aute-
mobile"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

Life IL II school,. When We stop
learning 1t TX time to stop living.
/ A soft heart and hard head make
q combination that Ia hard to beat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06

nai,cs the brakes more effective. The
est n brake n lin ability to lock the
wheels completely. After the wheels
re locked momentum and friction are
he chief factors IN stopping the cur.
Il ~ believed that the Liberty slx could
base slightly improved the record
made. hy test On u mncadam road ana
by carrying o load ~ passengers
AN emergency brake ia usually In.
tended merely o. lock the ear. and
does not often come up 10 the popular
expectation Of serving IN emergency.
However. IN the Liberty siN. the emery.
ncy IN usually powerful. and YET the
"rylco, az foot brake. viii stop the cai
iust aH quickly, The following figures
show that. so long ~ the wheels are
ool,d substantially the same records
ne made by either service on emery
'rcy brakes or both IT them together:
AT l0.nilc speed. with foot brake. .
.'"t a. stop. emergency. az feet. bath
i'g'th'r. ~ feet A. l5milo speed:
foot brake. - feet: emergency. ~ feet:
18th together ~ feet 40 gentle speed.
foot brake. ~ feet. emergency. q feet.
10th together. 20 feet. AZ 2j.milc speed
.ori brake. ~ feet emergency. ~ feet
10Th. Js feet"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06
sTUBtBAKE RNAKER
DECLARES PRESENT
YEAR PROMISING"
PREsIDENT BIGGS on sTuDrn,K
ER CORPORATION IL nOPErtL
FOR YEAR.

The following article by ViocPr.u
dent u. \. Blegs ~ thc studciakcr Cor.
poraiion, o. given out hy g. T.. JUhnor
president of tho Johnson Joiner com.
lmny, iurai Htuuvhhk,r d,ai,ts
The third largest industry m Am
erica--and that means the whole world
did not attain iis plgc, 90 ,nInpn,, hy
mere accident co. through ans season.
able or taddish demand ~ the product
Of It's institutions
The automobile. both passenger and
cninmcrcial, b. an absolute necessity NJ
new oru-and 10 VIII continue as %
necessity until something newer and
better takes ~ place However. on Co.,
the prescott time nu an, even has au
iEkling ~ something better
The great majority of tho pooulr
REALM the .conumir value uf th. motor
ear--ii would De- Impossible o. conceive,
Of personal and hyein,ss ,fn,i,n..
without the automobile tntAy Hs Do
would b" o. conceive ol handling muI
efn business without fast express
trains. fast ir,ighis t,logruphs nr bong
distance telephones ia, motor car has
not only become an essential part az
modern NE but II has been greatly r,.
Fponaihlc for the dyVclupmsut az the
way We live and do business tu.l,y
IL has Indeed made possible tho won.
defful business achievements which w.
accomplish IN the twelve months Of the
year.
John q. Lonsl1lc President Of tho
National Bank ~ Commerce. St Louis
Il nationally known ln IN, world ~ fn
snce. Ills opinion based an cold. un
biased facts, b. worthy of special note .
Mr.. i.onsdal' has publicly set forth "a
financial policy Whi,h recognizes the .
motor vehicle as a iimteconumy unit .
lie says
This IL an are % electricity and easu I
line. Distance b. annihllted hy thu trl.
graph and telephone Business Is Trans
acted not only nationally but interna.
uonally hy wire Money IN Transported .
by Geographic Transfers u credit. ma
IL a question ~ hard.suriaccd roads
and automobiles nrnlns; tho country
worn road ana the "a cart IN the rut.
nobody wants 10 81 back a. the old
days II the high cost II living Is
pfobiein ana mans fivcd eNpcns, II
10 be reckoned. We must have a time
saver. whether Il bc the telephone. tele
graph. the wireless che automohu, Or
gasoline propelled surface car. or the
eirphne. IL makes no difference wheth.
er a man IL a bricklaycr plumber. or
banker: II his time is worth anything
Il H. economy TO limit his period AZ
transportation.
The automobile has ceased 10 be
luxury. II might have been called one.
AZ the start. like the alrplane But the
luxury q Yesterday becomes the nee.
essiiy Of toda IS Mr. Lonsialo 81
aptly puts II NN17v years ago when
our forefaiher b o vnoden doors and
sliding shutter o. windows. window
glass was considered luxury only f,r
the rich. but nov Il IL a necessity even
Tor the poor. letting sunshin. and hap.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06

ii-inncr u 10 feet which wes o.. be-
reported record.
Another record was made by IN,
Liberty six while NJ the 20 mile speed
IN this caH, the use - the acrvic,
hrnko resulted in stopping The car In .
fisinscc ~ - net ~ the police test
the host fecurd WINS - feet A H.
other cuscf. the drivers were nli nep
furnished hy the factories ~ the az
icrrnt cars represented
"one wei known touring ear. while
travelling ~ - milrs AN hour. IN the
police tournament REQUIRED n feet e.
stop The hest record made M that
time was stopping In % fcot. Rut the
Liberty sis. w the cunpany's nfn,in'
test. stoppcd in 30 feet. By using the
emergency and 10 % feet using the foot
nrnke alone
IAN this brake pow-r." quoting
Liberty official. shows the advance
nent Of N, cause NJ safety Tor both
drivers AMI pedestrians. Although the
Liberty SiN CONNECTED In m" police tour.
nameut. an uld model. not equipped
with the brakes now used. was furnish.
"a. innanuch as The factory offrris ia
not under tnnd what the police depart
ment wanted the ear Tor Even so. the
id Liberty model stood mp very well
In the test. despite badly worn tires and
old brakes"
1T was pointed out that. In testing
brakes. enc should consider a.. weight
70 N" ear and ~ passengers. Also. an
usunlC large lead IN the rear sent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06
Ventilated Snnrk Plug.

\ ventilated spark plug IL provided
with a hall check valve through which
'ii IL drawn Go keep the center cleo.
tr'do free from carbon and OIL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06
EFFECTIVE BRAKES
A LIBERTY FEATURE
DECLARES P|TTMAN
LOCAL DElIEk GIVES STATE
MhNrS ABOJT IMPORTANT
PHASE ~ CAR.

E1y A. r'tuan Of Tho Williams plt
man CudIih, Company loca Lihort,
iuiu's mla,. the flowing statements
's in the effectiveness IL the brakes Of
iI' great Liberty uIg
stopping Within space 81 o., feet
Nh.l' travelling 90 30 miles per hour. r.
LIH'r'N SN his hung 100 new record
tor hI1k, ability. The test was official.
Us conducted hy tho Liberty Motor Car
company 600 % dry asphalt Pavement IL
p'ii'ii bon aUDDrlln,. with the rules
~ 90 similar test mad" recently hy the
Detroit Police Department Al tine po.
l'" i.Fi th' best record reported was s
i''' the driver h'iug % representative
- ih, factory whl,h had furnished ,Fe
lbr
Nhilr travelling 900 speed ~ IS
miles an hour the Liberty ear. "a stock
I''. passenger touring. carrying one
passenger WIS able o. step in a dis
lance 90 o. feet by u., ~ either the
s'r,ic' 'r emergency brake. A. the
b'trDt urii', test. skilled drivers n
Two ether CATS wrr. al., o. sfnu Iu "A
mon o,currug, now f.r urlghhurs liv.
ms twenty tu thirty mile. apart. to cx.
change evening and SUNDAY visits
whereas Boo th, old days Of %, horse
1ni hurgs thr,, ~ four visits % wear
"ls considered ran, ityit and nn oc.
'1H"n Di more than passing Interest.
children living ou farms may now On
JOS Do" advantages ~ M. CITY ur con.
ildti'l schools Some member II the
family. 60 one ~ the help. drives them
in school in tho morning. returning lat.
90 boo th" dly i,r the trip hack home.
ana 'ttrthudvs time is conserved
What .s more important Iu~t now. the
tui' Wuhii" Us accomplishing what about
everything else has failed g. dot il
keeping the boys On the farms ana
the d, -ir, for ,xulus 10 the
cIty.
'ENrryhDly wants aud expects. Ia
own an automobile some day--cith.r
ior business or pleasure. There is no
need Tor us a. worry about whether il
j. necessity or e luxury. rgnrIlsss
90 what We say or d.. or how We cirque
M reason, the automobile viii answer
'or itself"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
Try This If You
Have Dandruff

Tn NJ * oee s8fe WAY that neVri
faMs to remove daNaraff compleiei'
and that IS - Dissolve u This de
S,roys L entirely To 80 this just
get ahoN four ounces " rlain ordln
AIRY uaia aryon appiy 4 al ugn'
" hen retiring use enoAeht ,n Mo siaf
Tive scalp and fsi0 Il in gently Wlia
tae finger tips
nx ue ming mesi Y Hei all ef feH
dlndrur VIII he gone ami three 81
four more apqlea Ions will complete
dissolve and eni Hly destroy every
single sign and ilaee q h na ma tel
iloa mach dAndtuff sou may haye
You vii nj too thai al wchlus
and digging III shc scalp win #op in
stanty. and your fair VIII he fluffy
lnstrons. glossy silky land soft aaf
hook ana feel hundred times b rev
You can get liqaid arvon az am
drug store Il is ln Neensse an
-four ounces l. ah sou viii need Thi
slmnle semeniy has never been kuowg
10 fail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

r. sbw ali isys fhs iafn~r sl~afs
ass4 80 Ct sa slmau4s shleh soa gltsa
sanfat-l ehiy .sAsed Information sai
. lra s8i4aatsi issis bas she lafmef
saassf shs siatsass - ghst he could
sHa~ aisH "a phases ~ sha uaaan. "
ahssh a sssts deal u iafusinx = sul
sansarisi
lh~ xaAf efpofaslons have learned
that anless ne fsfmsf i prosperous
aad haa aanss large salea will bs 10
isssiAlt = therefore she problem aaw
Is hn saH iks iafioes ~ ntaeed ie
maa~ maney just that shr farmer
aass base mpast telsfe Be eaa apsnd
"a Ne atslAseni baainsis msn sfF Hah'
,fdsattnf me aivsfslAinx II he geods
shfh iAef aali and are dong ssefy
.hln3 sssbis - avs shs lnfofmAsleu
81 these ssent4hr nss inio The Aansis
n the man wks eaa practically ase q
There = tlkht say aai wrong
Asy 80 farm ksrry man Is entitled y
ihs best information there i and shsts.
fore / belssss that al Of he sciensihe
'nsa Mo afs dsyoElns their hses 20
lhs study - these subiects should bs
encouraged % rrite upoa them and
every pvssihl~ msans employed 70 get
this pfosmAiien into tbs hands of the
m4n who needs 70 most
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
Careless Shampooing
Spoils the Hair

sap should be used very carefully. n
you want 70 keep your hair looking It's
best. Most soaps and prepared Sham.
poos contain too much aikai. This
dries the scalp. makes the hair brittle
aud ruins H.
The best thing for steady use Is Nni-
sified cocoanut oil shampoo (which is
pure and greaseiessl. and Is better tbun
anything else you can use
one or two feaspoonsful of Muisified
will .eleanss the hair and scalp thoroughly
simply moisten the hair with water and
rub 1t in. II makes an abundance Of rich,
creamy lather, which rinses out easily
removing every particle ~ dust. dirt
dandruff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and II leaves
the scalp soft. and the hair fine and
silky. bright, iusirous, fluffy and easy tc
manage
You can get Mulsified eocoanut Of
shsmpoo at any pharmacy. It's ver'
cheap. and a few ounces viii supply
every member Of the family for months
Be sure your druggist gives yon Mul
S~~s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
Christian Church
Repipal

The Christian church revival simp
orerflowol all bounds yesterday RI
forts had been made during ai tle
preceding week to start the day wit,
an attendance of dta IN the II nuie
h ehool. This was mere than succes2
fgl the totals showing $40 people pres.
ent with an offering Of over $50 Talk
about enthusiasm. II simply boiled
over in every department, OF the work
The Young peoples class. taught by
NlsS NJ. b. Barry. led everything with
an NJ endance Of Il3. and an Offering.
OF sa005 breaking all previous class
and school records. Al the preach
ing hour both f'oors Of the lmildlns
were filled and every liing move In a
way 10 presage great things -Four
persons came to unae with the
church In this service acd everybody
was happy. Money to abundantly
cover the expenses Of meeting was
voluntarily pledged az this meeting
also. people giving in a hilarious way
in testimony OF their fellowsh % IN the
undertaking.
Al night there was no aceommodal.
ing the crowds People came unti
every aavilablo inch Of seating on
both floors was taken chars were
placed IN aisles and corners and then
the ushers simply had TO pass out
word that there was no more room
and 200 or more people were turned
away II was convincing demon
stration that rci gion is reeainine iis
place in the minds of thinking people
Five persons unfed with the cliu~cn
at night, and seven who had preNi-
ously made confession were baptized
Owing 70 inc profound in'eresF mani
tested, and a also TO the fact that
there are some vet 10 be baptized II
was decided 10 have n final serV iCe
tonight. Tomorrow night tho Ifowes
giving n closing concert, for lnform4-
tion concerning which see adyerlis-
ing notices The sermon subject To
night will be the 'The Heavenly VI
sion"
The music yesterday seemed % sur
pass al that we have had before. 81
that could be possible Mr. Ilowes
solos we're thrilling and compelling
and the marlmba duet last night com
manded breathless attention. There
viii be an interesting Instrumental
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

fHsisasi rfop inipfaysassat 8stsiss
Slli a. safprsas ihst .hiiF tnH
government sn.i ~ - tlia 49,
rulfsfsl colleges have printed -
much valuable ninftaati4n fezaflus
agriculture ln all ia yhAssa onls rsff
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