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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
THEY'RE STYLISH AND
COMFORTABLE
These Wool Hose

WOmen'S S brown ribbed WOOL
stockings. $1.39 a pair.
Women's deft blue, brown and
light brown fancy drop stitch
WOOL stockings. good vide tops.
usually S5.25 a pair, special to-
morrow, S2.95 a pair.
Women's black. brown and
navy blue Richelieu ribbed wool
stockings. with the drop stitch
running all the way down to the
toe so they can be worn with
pumps or oMordS, SITS a pair.
WomerS clocked wool stock
ings. $2.s5 a pair.
Plain white silk and wool stock
ings. S2.95 a pair.
Fine ribbed. black. white, navy
grey or green wool stockings,
$2.95 a pair.
Women's plain wool heather
full fashioned stockings, $2.39 a
pair.
(Hosiery, First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
TRAPSHOOTERS PRY
LID OFF TOMORROW
Wilmington Association Meets
pvnna. r. r. Tomorrow; Big
Turnout Expected.

HhU ishilehpuhls tfspvhuotvra'
itnHNH wul mNN lis suenon tonhu d.
tuN sfstiNHvn fhla seesvns 'r'hedule
eita gw An eishl .r'Wh ieasue consist.
ia 80 3uahel tuN renussl,snie
neiuunA aud meadow nWinsH all rf
thnaAfNhlal thealrt tamdpM wvst
1Ntaltl lsaHisln NnA WlhmhsieN, ef
lhaaH AWta pHNH
thH HHNlna aNnHR Vil Boz aiarpd
As NdNNH NiiHNHHuh ni NunsNl
seHH N4NNHh iHnHlai H, VunkpF
itt tHWlaH ai NH'iHW HHin1H nnd
WHHl hlsitl a. tNHaltt
iNg tatuNi shHW ~ the ssesen wul
Nf hfiA nN ihtuHH ae, ihn pnnssl
laHm NsHuaA ,1Wn sheullnH a, Nse
AHa HWMHa Meet Dhesier N iAus
WH lttWH az tRmish ana onahsl
iN AZ NWHmHiuN
iiHtWlH iI tHn lHns,ialu club viii
fhWH 40 laWdfn Meadow eWinHs al
NuahH titt WuWlurl rlNN at Nesl
hpsln auA ii,nHsti, tnl, RsuNsd ai
hHalrl
lsNual ihu iansdnir cluh vii
HhuH a. NuadhW SwiuHs rRmdsn al
NNaLHf ttl. Wtst t'icsttr at i'vnu
stitann l,el luad a1t ,h ater 90 va
WIuHtun
ltmuafN Il Qusk,r Cny VII h,
ni chester. Wilmington at ian-iale
Meadow slnlns 90 wcst chester an,
taniden al Fennsllvanis Ratruad
Mar'h 4, quaker City compete. a
WEE, thesteu Muminstou ~ Camden
l'vUusN NlNNnia kslltNsed ct lanr,,ai
aud CHESTER st Meadow sp,ins,
The anal shoot of the season, ol
Apff = win he sisgra as follows, Qua
ler thN at pcnusylVaaia RsiliNat
lAns,ialr 40 Chester. Meadow Sprlnx
81 Wilmington and West chester a
tamdcu,
Two cluls droppei out ~ the loogu
thls ear. Glen Willow and ClSsrvaew
hoih ~ Philadelphia aud both mem
he's of THE leasar t0r a nursbcr q
AHats
rrophies for the leasae shoots wi
'u 4 sitihuted hy tho lewis class sys
tenn At each match shoot ~ the sea
son there viii Zee three or more tro
',nies - hc contested FOR. Trophle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
Women's Medium Weight
Merode Underwear

Medium weight cotton SurtS
and tights. $1.15 for regular and
Sl.35 for extra sizes, tape top or
French muslin bands. knee or
ankle length.
Union suits with Dutch neck.
elbow sleeves. ankle length, or no
sleeves with knee or ankle length.
or high neck and long sleeves,
regular size S2.25 extra size.
$3.50 a suit.
Women'S wool and cotton or
silk and wool pants and tights.
sI.s5 to $3.50; union suits,
$3.25 to S4.75.
underwear, First Floor.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
SMOKER At STw CASTLE.
Rsnefit Affair For Associated Charities
In Hcnr Future.

Unyion Dhue, weli-known sporisnan
OF New Castle, will hold an athletic
show and smoker for the benefit ~ ms
Associated Charities IN the near fu-
ture.
The smoker VIII be staged IN the
New Castle Opera House and the e1-
act date VIII be announced later
A big feature ~ the evenings en-
ferthinment VIII be several glove con.
tests between the best boys IN the
state. Pete Devimo viii take on Busky
McGlnuiHi Jimmy Ireland battles
Patty Murphy, and kid Boots VIII boz
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

ole, robin and cedar waving.
"The home owner interests In OBJ
eersina birds himself of hfrordinH nm
opportunity for his childreni the ferm-
o. who desires 20 protect his fruit
crops and the person who wishes 20
nsslst I'm the conservation of our city
and our forest trees as we'll az our
native birds can perform great pub
he service by planning his planting
with the birds In mind"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
10 be Of eannl value.

10 be of equal value.
A special trophy, valued at ss9, for
the championship ef the Philadelphia
ffapshoeters' League, Will be offered
The best Ave scor~~ to count, For the
champion club, the one nnishins In
ars, place n, the end of the season,
remnant, valued n, fiS, Will I've given
The Quaker City uun Club won thai
remnant last season.
The league win offer solid gold
watch rch ,e the member breaking 90
targets straight IN the league contests,
members may win but one fob during
the season, and members who won
fol,s from 1918 ON viii not he eligible
to win another during the coming sen
son
There will he two teams of ten men
each from each club te scare, the win
nlns ,cem ,wu points, the losers one
print Thc iessue will contribute d
truphs te the team nnlshins hish
over all In points, This APPLIES te the
aurund club. championship
\ mid.wlnter tral~hcoters' hendi'
cep shoot VIII be- STAGED ever tbs
Meadow Spriur- cluh traps un Janu-
/ atN ~, with psasrem of 100 targets
/ 4 past -eries shoot of the league viii
ho hold on the Wi,minstou 1ut
aN,unds en Aprii ~. with pre~ren
~ 100 tarHets,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
URGES TREE PLANTING
TOATTRACT THE BIRDS
Lack Of Food and Shelter
Causes Them to Go Away,
Forester Says.

New York. Oct. is.--Trecs, shrubs
and vines which Will attract the birds
should .be planted by home owners,
according to Professor Alan ~ Ar
mold OF the New York State College OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
September Cotton Consumption.

~ A~aOHlntef IfeNe % very EVHIlInN
Washington. Oct. i&s-fotfon cone
nunnod during September amounted 10
4s4.g4T bales IL INT and 60 ss1s bales
~ linters. cotapnred with ftlssl ~
lint and t7.ssN u iinierv in September
last year, tht Census Bureau Rns
nounced today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

Tho Wilmington rreprhoOtns As
500 .ntion held q meeting few nights
ego io, the purpose of getting together
Ius mcn,hcrs and imprsssinH upon
them the importance. of making the
| uip 60 Philadelphia tomorrow " VIII
minstou hope. to down the strong
| Vsn,osd aggregation. About 20 OF the
/ local shooters were ou hand and every
one of them will make the trip.
/ Fur several years past " has been
necessary fur tho team winning the
remnant to win every match and the
local club 10 leaving no stone unturn-
sd to take up a team which viii put
Wilmington on the trapshootlus msp
as was the case when the local cluh
WON three consecutive pounenn.
Ike Turner, Harry Morgan, C,ar-
.nce Walker. II. =, williams, Harold
Dean, Jim stein. Harry Reed. William
shaw. T. {, Marshall, J, w, Anderson
Em Robelen. Thorpe Martin, Capt
w. \ shmonton. E. n, du Pont and
Ia II wipts will drive their oars. leav'
ing Eleventh and King streets ut ]:
O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
Fine Black Silks
CHILDREN'S HATS

Stylish little felt hats. $500 to
$3.50; beavers, $4.00 to $3.50;
velvets S2.00 to $4.00. You'll
find here the new shapes most
becoming 10 the little tots for
fall and winter.
Doctor Denton'ss sleeping gar
ments. all sizes. from 9 months
10 s years, s1.00 to $3.50 eac h
according 10 size.
(Infants' Wear, Fourth Street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
Mesh Bags.

Green, gold and silver
mesh bags. with chain
end strap handles. all
shapes and styles, at
two special prices, $4.95
and $5.95 each.
First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
norsan Denies Loan neport.

Us Aae0elnied PrerH % EvorY EYtnlnr
New York, Oct. Ill. y. Morgan
4 60. today denied reports that the
Argentine government had arranged
another loan with the firm. No neRo-
lIntlona were IN pfoRresa. u waa aaId.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

. johnson
Promoter Dhue 10 iryinw 20 mrfAnTa
match with joe Hmli or Georgia
Morrow nesting Jimmy Vincent. fHr
his windup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
Just Received
Two Large Shipments
OF Wool

In Columbia, Scotch,
Lustra Floss and Floss
all co,ora, including the
much wanted navy and
brown.
Also. a large ship
ment Of knitola in all
colorS. Including navy,
brown. scarlet and black
Special, Germantown
follr-fold yarr.
All good colors, full
boxes. were up to soc
a ball, now 42c a ball.
Another shipment Of
Dry-well towels, in have
crochet edges made on
them, new models in
cluded, 35c each.
Cart Dept, 1st floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
;%;. The Smith Zollinger Company
STAMPS 4h & Market
Opens y
closes $50
Saturday
6 p. m
Saturday Starts
a Ten Day
Sale of
Cloves

Of particular interest and showing large avngs from the liar
prices. Some Of these bought special prices rom the
factuer others taken from regular stock and greatly reduced
in price
WCMENS STRAP-WRIST KID,
Pique and PXM Seam Kid Gloves.
Mostly imported goods white beaver brown and fa we're
$3.50 and $3.50 pair, enday sale price s375 pair.
Twelve button pque gloves here brown and tan only we're
$3.50 reduced for the ten-day sale 70 S375 pair.
Imported gloves, in tWocap KID brown beaver of
black very special tenday price. s1.25 a pair.
Imported plque gloves, heavy embroidered backs coo ana
black and brown were S375 reduced 10 81. so a pair
PIX and PXM sewn gloves, Of these washable most O them
with heavily embroidered backs pearl and Newport shades form
ery $500 for 81 SO pair.
Chamos suede gloves with heavily embroidered backs brown
DoesNn Gloves 12 button length IN mode beaver white and
black reduced this stmuatO glove sale 70 si0o
pair.
Founes' Doete Goves.PK seam brown grew beaver black
white were $3.50 For this stmuato sale onv they're reduced
ST 80 extraspeclal
Founes Doee Cauntetes strap wrists grew DroVT beaver
white $500 During stmulator glove they're only
81 .95 a pair.
Fleece lined chdrens gloves in dark coors special for
SOC pair.
Glove Dept.-First Foor)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

The modern way t0 SEE shat Y1I
Wsnl when YOU want BE- ls to read s8t
use classified auW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
y. ID. Townsend III.

=. u. Townsend. OF Laird & Co, Is
slightly indlsposed and confined TO his
home today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
Flannelettes

for KlnonaS or Dress
ing Sacks, 25c and 2Sc
a yd.
Colored Outing
Flannels
in stripes and palidS.
19c and 25c.
HenStltched Lunch
Cloths. neat patterns
and stripes, size 6Ox60,
SITS apiece.
(BaSement)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
Wool Stockings For Boys

Brown. heather with red or
green fancy tops, sl.50 TO Sl.s5
a pair.
Mems wool golf hose, fancy
tops, $3.50 a pair.
First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

Large Bed Spreads.
MarSeilleS patterns. satin
finish, $500. .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

The best line Of patterns for
masql Grade costumes in the city.
A large assortment TO select
from.
pattern Dept. lst floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
CHILDREN'S COATS
2 TO 6 Year Sizes

A splendid showing Of the rev
models. nicely made up Of good
cloths, effectively trimmed, $500
to $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
Handkerchief
Special
69c For Six

Ladies plain and
tape border handker-
chiefs Of Irish manufac-
ture, special CSC for one
half dozen.
Mems all linen hand
kerchiefS, one-quarter
inch hens, special at
25c each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
Neckwear

The prettieSt Of hand
worked effects in veSteeS
guimpes collars and col
lar and cufi sets. soc 20
$40 90 each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

BATHRO3E BLANKETS
In big range Of very attractive patterns $500 each These
are full size, for making bathrobeS.
INDIAN BLANKETS
Bright attractive coors, Just the thing for couch robe
$3.50 each.
ARMY BLANKETS
Dark dark blue heavy WOOL regularly $3.50 special
$3.50 piece.
line OF bed blankets from $3.50 to $500 pair, that
you'll find anywhere, white or grey, full bed size.
Fancy plaid blankets, $1,000 pair.
Auto robes $500 $780, $1,000 ard to $1,000 piece.
These nicely funged and in attractive al IS backed with plain
color facngs.
Fourth Street Storel.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-27
Thleeltils Muah-
 .Let,s so.. he sas,sests.

{, From beneath tho sock on his nose
 somethins like "Lead on McDuff' comes in muffled. ;. tones from the chief and ws are off for Hurricane
 Gllch, thfee miles away. The .snow- is :. ike sad and tho going stiff, and be-
 fore ws,sre ushered into tho precincts of; . hot stove we aust drop doYp $50 feet into the .gulch and nssotaats the same distanes, on the other tide, It is dark. and no one desires- either conversation or sssnssliy; you find ll.1l' ths trail by feeling for the hard spots' and making cut the stakes along the routs \ nsht sleo.ns sin the !, near distsnss oh joyi A rscarrsase of she dsss Skn we drove to town for the mia with . mule that missed on three cylinders and finally crowd a s.ousd ths bi open fireplace:
 tNOTE The next story will deal with apsz lions et Hsrricsas Galehd, aad Fl sllS 1l3iss hllng
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-27
Getting, Acquainted.

awho is the pleasant little eli guy!" asks : man at ycur slbew. q you leave the table. ..snd, the Dig Jess Willard with himi"
 @Next to the biggest nofss on s,i. cummission n he is informed.
 aResjilar sky, a'l rishts ass2 1hs labolsr. sdslas ovss ' ! ' q oual
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-27
RAFEs- Fifsa Cents psr Line first iissrtisa;ev ,i csats pr iins per ssbsslseas insertisa. Count five sver- are words ts line.
ANDY,s EXPRESS meets ali trains cad S3ssners. PksSe M.aisoa Ias. :.
WOOD CONCENTRATING CONTAIN, kecased RnhsiasnS .,,. Funeral DiFeetses ~
 sHwARp. ALASKA.
Write Violet Rsy C., pennissStaxi: issSta ai 0Aio' if yoasxish . lsvhgsnd xsalshy ~sfs, ~sfs Enclose Stamp. ,.. :,

DEPARTMENT OF THE ANTERIOR Alaska. Engineering Coa.issisa
 Train. leave and arrive at Seward as s:s0 A. M. Tuesday, aud Ffiday
 <cr Roosevelt. Tunnel. Girdwccd
 Anchorage. Arrive S:4$ P. M. Wed nesday and Saturday, ,~:s =, ,i,.:: Connections at Anchorage on We'd nesday and Friday at 7:so A, M. :. flor Ma.anuska, wasilla. Houston, Talkeetna, and on Monday, We'd nesday, Friday at s.se 4: M, for Masanuska, Eska and Chiekaloon:
 A. M. for Matanusks., Esta and Ghickaloon. -;
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-27

sEwARD's ruPIIc LIBRARY, In Public School Building. open to public :very Friday afternoon, 2 to , o'clock Fr f'istr;bution of books. ..
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-27

!, Mntteu affecting svesyons from the "bull cook. Iteshishefi idps, rdiscus. ,ssd in& s1k the sbnsSssaasre tlsf. li sn atmosphsrs, aneh .as exist. bstwsen ,apso1ieers q. fhss a,iny ana 1t, mcp wh.h they have found li;m tc bs a. human as the most If them. Again everything is checked up and flaws in the system ,oght. But all is running; smoothly and everybody is "railroading."
 t. Valley of a Thousand Wonders. :.
 We are now getting into -the.yalley of the thousand wonders the uppsr reaches of the .susitna and Ghulitna riverss stretching away for fifty miles and flanked on both sides, by scenic beauty that will lure thousands to Alaska once its joys, become general ly knwpn.
 The sun is still too far south to penetrate the east side of the valley and is late in finding the snow-cap- ped peaks tpa the west. Mcuunt Mo. Kinley, the "silent throne from which t hss ruled alone forever and a day."
 ,rusts it's proud head upward into
 ,e very heavens. The hills are bath.
 l in a deep purple haze, fading off
 ito shades that defy the artists
 rush to duplicate or the prosaic to ascribe. There are robin-egg blues, 'elicate tints of lavender, flashes of
 :imson with the upper Armament
 wed and caressed with soft dove
 'nts,' blending softly into hack.
 round of gray sky. A thread of golI
 egins creeping ups the south slopes f the great monarch of American
 .ountains, and ss if by witches ma :ic the peak becomes bathed in a ha- o of gold reaching upward to kiss he purple canopy hanging just .bove. Another cycle of the earth's
 is crown of wonderful gold, a scene unsurpassed in the world and one worth braving Arctic blizzards to be hold.
 AS the light steals northward other peaks become great nuggets in a back ground of lavender and blue and the landscape becomes fairyland of wonder and bewildering ecstasy.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-27

MINERS and MUKERs wanted See Paulson at the, KEY.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-27

Woman wants washinS to'take home Phone Adams 130. d.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-27
Overcoming Hazards.

Se~~.~e~Ss
 We are nearing Hurricane Gulch, travelling along an undulating plateau passing returning sleighs., A mile farther on we run into the tail end of a train of sleighs waiting for the big tractor to smash it's way out of a little grief, encountered when a side slope skewed one tread off the packed surface and the hig monster struggl- ed for footing with which to drag it's eight tons of freight over tho 'noll.
 The wind is getting a full sweep If the landscape and is hurrying as if to make up time lost in getting oaft of Hurricane Gulch and on it's way to the southwark We might " smash a way around with ;Ehe light sleigh and within another half hour De sitting snugglyf in superintendent Seeresvs office, but there is no passing the "buck" so Hansen dismounts and helps so'ye the probelm of getting the caravan to moving" Despite his many layers ofssenss furnishings Boreas finds vulnerable spots in the chiefs arrnor and takes fiendish des light in playing "hi15oy" around bin ribs. The Times has . frozen toe and his nose feels like . Beston :" siris pulse. s'34 - 4 ? s s ... 4. N r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-02
PROBE IS DUE FOR JUDGE
lANDIs, SAYS LAWYER
Wants Famous Iur,af Conncc.
ton With Baseball Invest
gated Sutherland
Petition

fh ,ea fsh 1aah. 4sh
er'snd an attorney asa eaas tt
et rtlpa 3 esH M eaA ,sm
seseuaa Nlliem b Aahina
an iAseesifHtan 81 4sAu keaee a
M lHulls connection 3Rh ha..aall
IS hlie Ail heldlue fs.e Il .uaalaa.
hdaf wu4e IS suneemn Mans
n'fa las 3o sempls efp ae lasgrf
ss4are. lasl psse ,iua asailtissg
Mf eelh lsHa sala aai ur Ns
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1850 ~ feseNs the egltloa s aa nsas
enl tum eua a,kipe teag ohans I
hn uade atse b sesmaa NJ rogls
en lse faleni emua a ehUu
lfe Further an'nd Mf Nasnu 81
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ihn man o la8en tuah sAlhp
aud WaaAine Aaa bss"u avsslls.i it.s
on So laAs ehaian "a Amsa4ea 4
nfl am lhag Whtia Alr suh.tlauA
had funhf aaa eonamHe, gfsa
sesea nne elde lhs Nnp teo s.as
fa esetN case
1he peiaa demonstrates Hiat
ihh ffaaeaeion flae eafesmm ei
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-02

seaagef sstiaR efaleti.a "a - larsh~r
Hf2maiIeH fsgalFea 81 fha fennls.
aleH 81 ia th% lesailea sna faiaA aa
~ ere pFHs~ftlss fha wll - pc
aensrA 81 40 t'amsp saalYs ppseuagf Il
#Ams ~ ~ eitlea a. ainwaa "a ths
YsVns NN ils9 AsaNA~ tsaNsnY AFs
.fvte~slpa fHaf "a sns - - ~ san elsy
Hata ssaEi FnFse tH~ laeal dlststtAsllaw
enMpNuies ga lHffaaAH F4fea
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fseagNu w wwts Asath slaeAsmne
NH relates hfa #Nue lansa wikh Ihn
Efip hai sac vetel esHggh. euld sAa
NY.e wna haa ENA~n lws " srsxh ~
au saM shaHshaslaim g'aassh
MameaF ss snN entf tlAsmk shsf has
tana Ne A0g sNnd witat ver hasa
asaa 8Hw txatie 8 anA tAs enla
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-02

aud the force the man expeuds
revolve rs himself and leaves
him poWerlnas There ~ nothing
really new ahoni this u q what
y dome ln iiu-Jitsu. mli u IS Il
good thing for pcople 20 know "a
-itile more ebout be- natural
laws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-02
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!


There's no sense ia mixing a meas
OF mustard flour and water whca yuu
can easily relieve pain. SORENESS or atifI
nee with D Iittlr clean. mfise Muaicfulr
Muaierolc Is made ot pure ul uf
mustard and other helpful ingredients.
combined IN the form Of the present
white ointment n takes the place Of
mustard plastcra and will not blister.
husietole usually givru prompt rrliel
from sorn throat. bronchitis, tonaslltia.
crolgs stiff meek. asthma neuralgia
headache, congestion, pleufisY .fheunla
isenl, lufiibago. psins and aches of the
back or joints spralna. sore muscles
bruises. chilblains. ir6alcd feet, colds a
the chest NJ often prevents pneumonlaA
af A. es. t.ea haaNtt.sf .4v4 III ft4t
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nEAlrr Nggns
~ OKLAHOMA

saemll,eA the oAlshsar
f'uhlH HraHa Aese isiVr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-02

The seNeasa tessisieie 80 Us De-
re ta asake tnair a fAe ~
s.t.oa os ieh si.,s', aesaiiai fe8.
i.es s~ $50 tsosesN g afHisel
tuberculosis rsss eersa aa Hl-ee
g ihs steae s aes small eu
3ss asn sof at mcbn sad
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seris tWo ~ NANe ns anr So
ssn~
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siracisou aNl esaHae tas sH.
s,vpiiaiion Mas aaiirsle lua5e4ast'
50 even the mesas ssialpn plan
aea ghe t.as'atsv Al ere pffs
rme tHe aat0am fer ealle.
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aaeraas "a tAHa are taadln a
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sssgs nev sna Weaa h eias* "a
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aheae
Tar State Department of iisAfa
aaith has inrsatiaa evaf shese ~
Neiiaaa ls sAknN iot sisosN tn
the ciuon sanatum sieonp mf
ae gniAlna Qnse tne Whlea ant
tsaeie fot tlsl AaaeiA
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