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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12

ished the last bottle everyone asked
me what made the wonderful change
in me. told them about Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
recommend it wherever can. give
you permission TO publish this letter
TO help suffering women as your reme-
dies are a godsend and made P new
woman of me. Mrs. F. A. BAKER,
4749 Butler ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Why will women drag around day
after day, suffering from backache,
bearing down pains, nervousness and
the blues, enduring miserable ex-
istence when theyhsve such evidence
as the above that Lydia <. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound is dependable
remedy for such troubles. For nearly
forty years this grand old root and
herb medicine has been restoring the
women Of America 10 health.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
INDIANAPOLIS POLICE
HUNT FOR BANDIT GANG

INDIANA LIS. Spct. IL
Police today continued TO run down
Clues that might lead 10 the appre-
hersion Of the four men who Fri
lay held up the Beach Grove
bank. near here. and escaped with
So, 990.16. Numerous reports made
at headquarters OF local suspects
We're investigated all night and early
today without definite lead how
ever. OF the money obtained $21,-
600 was in currency.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
BISHOP WHITE WEEDS
NUPTIALS AT LAKE

Special % The News Times
GOSHEN. Ind. Sept H. Mr..
Walter Coombs Corey Of Cleveland.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Corey,
Of IT. Wayne. and Miss Mary Fergu-
son Terrence. daughter Of Mrs.
George Paul Terrence Of Cincinnati.
We're married at o'clock this after
noon in All Saints Episcopal chapel.
Lake Wawassee. the Right Rev John
Hazen White Of South Bend. bishop
OF the northern Indiana Episcopal
diocese performing the ceremony.
Following the wedding. a reception
was given for Mr.. and Mrs. Corey
at the Mrs r. p. Abbott cottage,
PiCkwick park. Lake Wawassee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
Richmond Men Join
Quaker Relief Corps

NEW YORK. Sept. IL Cornell
Hewson and Estelle Hewson of Rich
mond, Id, Joined Saturday the So
ciety of Friends Relief Unit Famine
Stricken Russia The two new mem
berS will bring the Friends Relief
expedition up 10 six
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12

pound L nd0 pear
ing dow n pains so
badly l could
hardly stand up. l
was white and
very thin and ner-
vous, had a poor
appetite and only
W Gig he d 112
pounds. / took ten
bottles without
missing one dose
and gave it a fair
trial When | fin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
WHAT MADE
THE CHANGE?
This Woman says Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Made Her a New Woman

Pittsburgh, Pa" Before taking
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
ARREST NILES MAN
ON LIQUOR CHARGE
Frank Burrus Held Following
Raid Conducted by Dep.
Sheriff Logan.
Special to The News.Times .


Special 20 The News Times:
NILES, Mich, Sept. II. 80 Frank
Burrus. residing on a farm six miles
south OF Niles was arrested by Dep
uty Sheriff Ward Logan late Friday
night on charge Of violating the
liquor laws. When arraigned in Jus
tice Hams court at Buchanan this
morning he entered a plea OF guilty
and was released under bonds 10 the
sum Of $1,000.
Armed with a search warrant,
Deputy Sherlffs Logan. Dunbar and
Phillips visited the Burrus home last
Thursday. where they found over
100 gallons Of liquid the owner
claimed 10 be wine. together with
several dozen bottles Of home brew.
These were conhscated and taken 10
the county seat at st. Joseph.
Announcement has been made
here Of the marriage at St. Joseph
on Wednesday. Sept. 6. OF Miss Freda
Martinsen. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Martinsen. 9SS S Third St.
and William Grafford. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Grafford. 1906 Oak
ST The couple were attended by the
bridegroom's brother and the brides
sister. Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Grafford.
For the present Mr. and Mrs Graf
ford Will make their home on Maple
ST. The bridegroom is employed as
"a boilermaker in the Michigan Cen
trail terminal shops.
Twenty members OF the class of
1921 OF the Niles high school en-
joyed a reunion and marshmallow
roast at the country home OF Carl
Bohlebor. near Berrien Springs Fri
day evening. the affair being planned
in honor of those members OF the
class who are soon 10 leave for col
lege. Ii was voted to hold a similar
party each year.
Gaining entrance 70 the building
through an Unattached window.
thieves Friday night plundered the
Walters garage in y. Front St. car
rying away a quantity OF tools, tire
valves and batteries. The loss is es-
timated at about $500.
For the purpose Of adjusting sol
der claims from the seven surround
ing counties, the Michigan clean
up" squad will be in Kalamazoo the
week Of Sept. 10 TO "a, inclusive.
Ex-service men in need OF medical
examination will be provided with
transportat ton to and from Kalama-
zoo by writing 10 Miss Eleanor Nc
Donald. Berrien county Red Cross
executive, whose Office is in the Ber-
rien courthouse. St. Joseph.
George Winter. better known as
the Niles Barber" has been ordered
arrested by the state board of health
fCr the alleged conducting OF an un-
sanitary barber shop. The case will
be tried before Prosecuting Atty
Gore in this city next Wednesday.
Mrs. Bert s Hass residing near
Pokagon. who has been seriously i'll
with typhoid fever is slowly recov-
ering Her little daughter. Freder-
icka. now shows symptoms Of the
disease.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Miller will
motor 20 South Bend Sunday. where
they will attend the Miller family
reunion.
Capt. Dan Sheehan left for Ann
ArbOr Saturday, where he Will at
tend the ffty-sixth reunion OF the
Goth Michigan infantry, his old regi-
ment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12

George Winter. better known as
the Niles Barber" has been ordered
arrested by the state board Of health
FOR the alleged conducting OF an un-
sanitary barber shop. The case will
be tried before Prosecuting Atty
Gore in this city next Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12

Capt. Dan Sheehan left for Ann
ArbOr Saturday, where he Will at
tend the ffty-sixth reunion OF the
goth Mihcigau infantry, his old regi-
ment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12

Gaining entrance 20 the building
through Unattached window.
thieves Friday night plundered the
Walters garage in y. Front St. car
rying away a quantity OF tools, tire
valves and batteries. The loss is es-
timated at about 500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12

Mrs. Bert 5. Haes. residing near
Pokagon. who has been seriously i'll
with typhoid fever. is slowly recov-
ering. Her little daughter. Freder-
icka, now shows symptoms Of the
disease.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Miller will
motor 10 South Bend sunday. where
they will attend the Miller family
reunion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27
N0M[M TO ND N
FIGHT Acl|NsT c. 0. ?.
State Committee Meeting Gives
Equal Representation on
Comlisiee To Women
Workers

Oklahvnsa tAss, taly ~ AwHA S8
q The * counties represented Al
saeetln9 ~ the isemue Fafic stale
central eemmlttee Tassday cyealnf
The enmmhten adopted sopvsa su
reorganization u the sommntve. ~
amended uy report effcrra ~
4 cosrses. committeeman fram
CAeraken county, The plans psa
pcsed "a the two retxNts are ldea
tseal except that ~ the ariglaAl gs
pus ht shr spesaal cemmlisas run
rveed o. \ A AIvih,naid ilaan. Il
I. raeF. VI neru aad George /.
ltawman. klnetaher made no spo
clficatioa "a ~ the Reraoaei NJ she
Different eemmsliees namea whltf
The amen imens b We couruee
nfnylaeA that tn she selection ~ sh~
eFaeiael and county committees that
vssmeH mnei - piaeed on she can
mWtrea
tnder the 1snu adopted the vha'f
man and vice chhsrman ~ the pro
yinsi committee shaN be msu ans
a WOMAN the secretary ,tswuuar 0l
fbe commlilee may he nlther rhs
r'an ia foilowed n Che eoanlv cusn
mlIsec. In Witch she chairman auc
vice chairman shall he nan and q
~omsn This wIil alse be fpllow~i
lb the vlFhs congressional dlstrlcss
IN which the congregational commit
tees shall pay man and euaAn tor
chairman and ylcr rhAlrmea
Following ont the plNu. the stat
oentpi committee shnn be cugnpos
q of re members. bali The number
hriur women and hair hslnx men
There shall lee 81 members from ina
cpansios and ie members from the
'lght congressional districts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27

- be wra,lag ear sooaA a. he wro,e
Iseish41sArs.
We are gusE cg@4y tev money ant
sport We mlgAt i1st 40 well aostrog
The sacred rite 81 marriage as 10
aestroy the s4rca sabasth. Pro
sis~erang and hank roash~ry arc no.
nearly - had a. stealing Gods Sab
Assh to make money We hsien %
the siren rcps of satan as Eve did.
and aeiade oersclves into lndifie-.
enoe about Gods fury
Nr tooE~F Told boz upcr Ais a.
rival here he was shaved ~ bar
hSr who never went to church o.
prayed
r toid him that Ne bad better rene
ihe Bale and prAy. and Qait sunaa
work and 50 "a church. OF couldn't
have aim shave me next time, said
Mr. coopcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27
LIQUORS WORTH $4,000
STOLEN BY RAIDERS
Armed Men Force Way Into
Warehouse and Garry the
Wet Goods Away In
Trucks

FhilaSalphis, July cs - Liquors
valued Al sse eoe WE'RE stolen from
warehouse here by q score of arm
"a men who carried Il on IN foG-
motor tracks after serroriring the
nesghborheod Twelve Of the rob
bers we're Vhise anf eight negroes
The white mea Stood g1ard With
drawn pistols, while the negroes
rolled olt the Barrels OF whisky. yin
and vine, Bakers and mEIkmen who
attempted 70 drive along the street
were ordered back. while persons r.
siding near the ware house. who pu:
'thesr heads cut Of windows, wer.
forced hack
The men worked 70 swiftly taat
they had The trucks ioa5ed and made
their escape before the police ar
rived
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27
FlGur ron rlcatR Gas
HArI IS SrAnrID
,coniinuoi from pase b,

tconllnuud from paRe ~
aorary increase 10 ~ lnto eflec, be
'orc Ausuas !, declaring that aA,
onpany waa iusing money AZ The
ase OF from $1,000 10 $1,000 month
nd that GA Augua ~ Nlll ho com
~lied 70 pay the higher rate ~ ~
euis Ber hovhapd for rs gas pro.
nfed FROM she Oklahoma Natural uaA
onqany. The company introduced
etoras and exhibits 10 show hat Il
Ad lost almost an Of III industrial
las rA runGse within The last year
nd that Il los. sls90 in July and
AoaiL sustain siIll further lossrs
lnder The new gate rate.
In his statement frDm thr bench
halrman Russell deciued that n
iomesli, gas must Ia the future pro
Luce all the revenues " the company
Z would probably be siae 10 establish
4 higher temporary rate FOR summer
uontha when domestic sales are
light and 10 have different rate
'chsduieH 10 alpIy " wkn IN and
nmmer months lie call.a atten
Jon TO the stipulation entered into
y ween citizens Of No~ata aud the
as company there by witch thay
greed 70 temporary raio of 50
enls for the summer months pend
uK complete investigation " con
lliion Of the company. the leakage
problem. and what would constitute
fair permanent rate. The chair
nan bowsyer stated hat be heellated
0 put 10 temporary rate over oh
lociion Of local citizens and suggest
ed that they and the company might
gel toxather uvon temporary Fate
Attorneys MoDuire and Iiornor for
Guthrie. IN their answer 10 the peli-
ion Of the Gas company contend that
Che state canno, set aside subsequent
laws the contract entered into be.
tween the gsa company and the city
In June 1907 under aulhorlly OF
territorial Law BY which rats of
Is veais vas stipulated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27
BLUE SUNDAY DEG|h
DRIVE ON CONGRESS
Fan on Trains. Mails, News
papers, and All Amusements
on Sabbath To Avert
Catastrophe

w&sAsngzor. yIly = Blee SUNDAY
aGrocates. headed hy Noah ". Coop
ev. of Nashville. chairman cf ths
Seushera NesAoeiss sabbath sassas
Crusade. opened soaay sAesr kAreas
cred lotlay on ccngrssss 70 secure The
enactment os nA;sonAl Sunday lsw
EaAlrcad trains u1ass mol oq.swais
on Sunday. tire mats mast hzs,.
newspapers s@xpcna. aransemenis
&ad all interstate and federal 4uss
ness cs every character mast sfon.
II TIE ceantry S 20 be saved from
Ike S4re predictions of Nr Cooper
ard lis twenty FIRE -oommiitee
assE. according 10 The in:tsa, state
meat from Ass new hezdc8&russ
here. TIE SahesaiA Saving Crusader
s.so sent q solemn warning 10 s-er
gress that xnzrchy ard ruin woass
acstrov tAe co1atry wstAia txsnsy
s>Te years
NJ Cooper IS = wealthy NAshsslis
lawyer and brother of WADE II
Cooper. az Washington.
TIE appeal scr strict national
Saa1sy was presented % rnema~rs of
both houses IN printed form TN@
proposed isw wuUld make il unlaw.
~ fcr arr serson n the EMPLOY o,
tie United Ssztes 10 wcrk or carry
On hae ordinary vocafSou on Sunaav~
and wa1ld otherwise require st-snr
ent osserra1ce e. the Ssbbefa DAY
unaer f1ne x11 lrzrrss0nne1; penal
ties
We represent the sentiment of
1e.esa 600 professiar Christian Of tie
sUuth who w.sh oar n1;son ss~ea
frsn destruction he said. .If y
senator were 20 s-al cur government
secrets - a foreign soc ne woa'd
Fur.sh him fa- treason. sve wbn't
s-1ns t0r arr Increment that openly
1859 80 &NNs4Hf| tt4F taaa+&4ff4s g
c~urress i i3cersln< treason "a
worse than AsrOn B1rr's or Berg
colEs !, il the licensing our kte-
state conrerce % v-oliufe ard d.
strev the ssbhash Thss is treason
70 Cod. 70 or so-esashe-s. IN oar
sndepea6eacs ard 70 cur highest
duties.
rE-tAin twentv- ssrs yea-s or IA
fl9n vii be mass Of anzrchv AMI
S1tn = we dort stop the eestrvtson
of ths SABBATH 10 ration ever "a,
the saast@sh ont Of is life wsfhoa,
beszs wrecked BY Gods fury. Goa
tsnsztzi Ezrope yoIistec TIE saobz.h
untl Il had no Sabbath Gods fury
broke upon & n tlse World War We
are fast initiating Esrose. and u W
repeat rot ere loug tie hand Of God
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27

The R0ey Bee SUNDAY school class
II The FIRST Presbyterian church lad
a surprise party Tuesday afternoon
for Miss ManrifN Hunter Who wish
her mother wiil leave tonight for
Colorado. Games we're the pasiIme
OF the afternoon and refreshments
we're served by Mrs Hunter and Mrs.
Arthur Dfbbens 10 the following
guests: Corrinne Eetus. Helen Grad !
dock, Margaret Hammers. Pearl Pur-
Vance. Dorothy Jane Chapman,
Lucilc Iarned. Ora Joe Mitchell
Phoebe Baer. Geraldine CullIson. joe
Wilma Robertson. Garland and KAth
rine Dibbens and MAurinc Hunter
y q X
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27

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4.
liaroid left sunday for Denver ami
Colorado spslnga Is spcnd ihe rc-
masndsr ef the summer
u NJ nj
Mr. aud Mrs. oahh spgrser have
returned from Colorado
NJ NJ NJ
AIR, and Mrs John Nissles ~ho
lAsc Frcns he last sIx weeks at The
Bermuda Islands. are IN New Yore
IA their var home.
Mx VI
prof Young of Cherokee who wiu
teseh in the Guthrie schools neat
sinicf. vas hore yesterday look ins
or hoasu az be expects 10 move
,ss famsly here eoon
~ NJ NJ
Mr. 4. rRliaudriehs has returne 4
70" hos'n"ss trip io Wichita.
NannaR
NJ ~
Dr and Mrs hoasc~or'h and son
'1"''" WI ''1's ''"'EA' i'' H'p
e1s" ~" N'eANo snp A"''0'h'"
Y" N A"''' ''" =" '""'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27

bi.lie Brcusoa entertained with q
very eA3oyaole dinner and swimming
party Tuesday evening a, the country
Club whea BIS guess we're, s.emAn
hoaseworlA Hetnle Braun. Francis
Joseph Fitzpatrick Louis Johnston.
John Lyman GRAY Victor HOLMAN
billie HAgney Melvin Hugh Davis
krpne.h Paddock. John Herhcr Be
dAnd. Billie Fairflald. Leroy crahhe,
They we're chaperoued by Mr. aud
Mrs Louis bronson and Mr. and Mrs
George Paddock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27

How many perfectly weil womrs
DO you knowT lsnt a true that n
order 20 keep W With the march of
progress the endarhnee Of woman l.
often strained 70 Iss utmost. and the
tax upon hsr physical sssfem Il tn
many cases Rre9tsf than she eaa
stand. Headaches deyelop. and nery.
ogs irf1iabilliy. bachachs. dragging
down sensations. and other painfsi
ailments pseu'air 10 women. The ro.
liable remedy whom woman get
fnto such q condition - Lydia r.
pinkham's Vegetable Comiound, -
for nearly hail . century II has PROV.
ID the natural restorative for thsss
troubles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27
PERSONALS OF
=. SOCIETY =.

Father John Van Gas'el and John
Herbert Bciand spent yesterday 10
Oklahoma City.
v u u
Mr.. end Mrs r J. Fitzpatrick had
a. their guests Tuesday night Mr..
ard Mrs. w. T. Haies and children
% Oxlshonx City. Hattie belle
iiaIes viii return today to spend the
week end with Miss Alice Katherine
Fitzpatrick.
= u K
Nr. Asoiph kaufman arrived yea
ierday from et. Louis, Missouri to
Join bis wife and son Who are the
guests OF Mrs Ksufman's parents,
Mr. and Mrs Klink. lie was accom-
panied by his sister Mrs. Edgar
Jones who viii also be a guest al
The Klink home.
M x a
tsrA BickeIi. Mrs. Derr and Mrs,
Punk mo,ored to Oklahoma City 20
day.
xx x
Mrs. stark and Mrs. RAY are enter
tanning With lawn social Tor the
methosiys church, TONIGHT on ihs
esz<x laxu a, 1s- $3.50 e
y = X
Mrs T. C. Wander and son John 81
Fairfsz. Oklahoma are tie guests Of
her sister Mrs. r. Z. Preiss. 1917
West Log2s.
a z 9
Nr. I'd Cshl was in Oklahoms City
yesterday On business.
H = q
Nrs. Lot.ss Kostscb OF Perry who
Eas been the guest q her sister Hiss
Gladys Kellogg has rst1sssd Loue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27
husband Is CHARGED
wirA CRUELTY nv wlFg

charvln cruelty Lola Katherine
iohnson has brought sali for aivorca
and custody ~ the'r minor chfld.
'Fan Henry l.ee Johnson 20 whom
he wAs married m 1919 in tlathrlr
The couple sog srAtel February &
sei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27
yTs1vuELAs pLor

IS UNCOVERED
Berlin. July @-.--Anaxsnr disclo@-
ures o. rero'uiiopary plot against
the present government o, venes-
1eia. whiea night have menaced the
Monroe doctrine II successful. wer.
z&de here today by q German sea
captain Arch IfIrschfeid.
sisrschfeld also declared that ne
sot4ations had been opened With Ger
man many TO get arms and .ntimated
that Elmilar negotiations bad beea
preached At Rome. Hlrschfeid. nnd
ing that he was being @doablecross-
ed financially. revealed The plot 10
President Gomez and the plans fell
through
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27

Anelrnis d.yelored the arr or en-.
sraylng ou pmerAlda which were %
freai damand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27

liaYsa = charged wish NseaAaa
touring car ID usaYer and daflna K
70 Nowata. ukIm8ona. wheFs - was
arrested lie denled tbs rhAexa aat
federal effieufs sag ha haa hssn
Identified hy plerA ~ sha Aasef
ilotal poayef as havias t~ua thsf~
abas, tha dime The ear disappeared
ur Summers said aiso the reeosv,
ing 0r cvneuahng ~ . car stsIen IL
another stale u an pffeas~ anslsv sho
same set. carrying taa sAuse n,axl.
mum penalty a. stealing The ear
Ito believes that whan loesl an
thofitlsa realize tha faaerai cearf ~
tompaseat 10 handk tAeas eamss
wltheut the troabss og obtaining -
tradition pmpera aH Ia tho state
euufsa moFe of the antomohiim shef.
eases will be turned over 70 e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27

|yssnd y@JR Rso1sl;y !,
|s&s@aalAy9
M joan I. LSvvisss Phone ~
sociAl cAlGNoAR
wssrssssy
irh Slab Mrs. Levi crls~usd.
Methodist Lava Soolai Ssarx
Lawn.
rresesseysaa Missionary Society
Mrs igaAn.
kellogg iAollarA weAdine
rhurxasy
~ n G. clah- Mrs lierriVk.
i'~rm Musnans clah. Division No
s--Mrs joe Herber
naildcrs class u NJ n churVa --
Mrs Coaghlia
-
ExSs xxxx xAxua
lu pAilv rNouuNv y
wxN&N xxMwx wMx
"rruss u taod to weave YOUR thread
into The greet web. theush the pal.
tern sev~s 3. Aos vet NacftonAld.
Lawn Parry
One II The most attractive events
~ the summer WAS she lawn party
given Tuesday evening II The home
~ pF Aad Mrs noaseworth Ia honor
of the graduating nurses Of the N. r..
Hospital Misses Carts stoue and
Weiss The lAwn was lighted wsth
japanese lanterns and the house wa6
decorated with rlnnlss. he class
flower pr West lessrtea the az
plomas Ia his most gracious manner
nr. HouseworsA was toastmaster for
the evening And very laterosfing
'aaks we're given bv nr Hahn. nw
Barker and Mr. Nlsaley Games
were also enjoyed turing The evening
aud punch and cake were served 70
about tiny gaesis ny the senior
nurses. Miss llibbard and Mise
Schroeder.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27

About 1900 species of fossil insects
are knOwn. The most perfect sDeci .
osns are found embedded IA amber.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27

the fsderWi iell ln MAskexee .. euAn
mltmsnt frum th@ talsaa AtatsA
commissioner At Tulaa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27
~4&&&iE& &S&kskkx
Plates That Fit

Cur plates do not drop down
when you are talking or eating.
We make them fit or they cost
you nothing.
We also make a speciality OF
extracting teeth. Come 20 ns
with your broken teeth and see
how easily we remove them
Best Gold Crown ~ $500
Best White Crown $5.0D
Best Bridge Work. per tooth $500
Best Plates. each ...-~l $3.50
Best Alloy Filings .-.~.... 81 90
Teeth Extracted Soc
Work Guaranteed.
Examination yree.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-27
FEDERAL LAW HITS
CAR THIEVES HARD
Dyer Act Requires No Extra
dition For Trial and Also
Provides Severe
Penalties

Auiomobils thieves Who have heen
planning joyful seaaon runnlu
etoien cars across state llnes have
roeeisQI Anoek0at delivered ~
United states Attorney uaaufal
naugherty
pauehefty haa notified Frank i.sA
United Sla,es district attorney. ina,
hereafter u wiil not BE- naesAary to
send an automobile thief back 10 tue
state from which no siolc car. b.
be- may be tried IN the state ia shle,
he ~ appfehende1.
paashertys ruling. n the oplolsns
of Assistant ualied states tys,sct
Attorney G A. Summers. ~ili have
an important hearing on the ausomo.
bile stealing situation.
sla Penalties In u. s. Act
"Shsrffa and police in ukishoasa
are gradually i~aFnlnx there is ma
iionAl motor theft act. knovn as t.a
DYER act, which makss The stsallns
n an aniomohile and running u inse
another si2ts q federal offense. saa
is0b'e BY q ma simam zine u shaa
or five ,eara In fhe leniieNnry o
both. Mr Summers said YESTERDAY
Although tbs dyer act sas pansaf
BY congress about iwo years ago. Tie
first iwo eases IN the district of east.
ern okiahoms sre now pendlng In
re federal court
Ia one eaee three mss ssfs IN.
dic'ed AZ the recent session u tna
f'sleral grand Jury ~ Hugo. ukla
isoms They have NOS csnhs % trial
The other csse is that of " *
Hayss. who has lust been brought -
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DR.. FOSTER
DENrrsT.

1922 w Oklahoma Ave.
Entrance also on Division Street.
Phone All.
We work for white people only.
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roo lara TO cIAsaFv

FOA SALE ssabarbaa pgvprrtg I
room hoasO. leta. gDoa sell. frusi.
.si $50 ia North fafaf.
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LARGE E0ash ffoal rooms. far
ai#hea for lssht haasakeaplax
~ "a eool oefealse ross oFfiea.
pg oall, sos
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Mrs T. C. Wander and son John 0
Fairfsz. Oklahoma are tie guests o
her sister Mrs. r. Z. PRESS. isi'
West Log2s.
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TOR aAl4k ar BARGAIN A fiva
passenger touring car. Good Goa.
dltisn Chas. l. waaasr zei AoF:A
liFOaa
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Br. I'd Cshi was in Oklahoms Ci;
yesterday on business.