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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
HOPE Mr.. PIN WON'T
PASS BY TOO SOON
Delightful Comedy Brings Un,
usual Lines and Situations
and Acting to the City

"nrr'ck-lf you're walking west on
chestnut street and the crowd and the
windows and the general ntmosphcr,
are hll very jazzy and noisy and little
irritating. just do as Mr.. PIN" did
turn to your left and wax II few feet,
You'll find yourself in a sunny, pleas.
ant drawing room Of a sunny, Pleasant
English country home. with, n we'll.
Kept hedge row outside and general
air of calm. You'll meet n small coterie
OF people who'll charm you wholly with
their their p%FSonaitieS and theF voices and
You'll enjoy yourself so very much
that, like Mr.. PIN" himself you II
De inclined to linger around and would
like to drop back and spend a little
more time there.
All of which is just one way Of
saying that Philadelphia has had m
more pleasant or happy visitor in n
long time than the production Of A. A,
Mines "Mr. PIN Passes BY"
This delightful little comedy of man
ners has acting that is far above the
ordinary. construction that is short
and compact and never allowed to drag
ana lines that say something and mean
something.
Everything is done quietly. of course.
There H. not even the farce element nj
Happy TO Lucky" but because a
play Is dubbed a comedy Of manners
and is told in low pitched voices by
members Of the cast, II does not follow
that there Is no enjoyment In il.
"Mr. PIN Passes by" is good
straight from the shoulder, entertain
ing comedy.
In The Saving Grace. which Cyri
Maud brought here a number Of YEAR
ago, il was shown what the war did 70 :
calm, peaceful, English household. II
Mr.. PIN it is a threat Of scanda
that drops the bomb in just such an.
other household. That scandal il
bignmy, and to the characters con
cerned bigamy should be spelled viii
capital letters.
But why go on to explain how tn,
suthor has attempted to show the ro
action of a typical, slow minded, pig
headed English conservatives con
science to this hint Of scandal That
what the play Is all about, but there /
20 much more. and 10 much that is de
ltghtful and fresh and indescrbable 81
nnch TINT the small but rcmarkabl
company brings out 30 we'll.
Laura Hope Crews Is featured. II |
not taking away from her credit to sa
that Dudley Disgs deserves to shar
that honor. Miss Crews gave per
formance that was most satisfying slI
reached the little points Of oxrpllcnc
that ysu always hope will be reached b
actors and seldom are. Sh" gre,
on one as the minutes passed and Sh
was an old and dear friend NJ the cur
tain. Mr.. DiggPs wns inimitablr.
II hard 10 imagine who c,sr could hay
PLAYED the role during his absence.
ErskinP Sanford Is old Mr.. PIN. vh
pn ycs br and muorently spreads III
scundal rumor llr's bit tnrgrtful .
names, but rcT in tn" audience wi
forget him for iomg time Also
BRADSHAW and Lcvnnrd Mudi" ar" ju
veniles about whom You never f"rl. -
wish they would get of the stage nm
glye real actors chance" Thcy'r
genuine and capable. and pcrsonabl,
too. Augusta Haviand gives anothC
brightly limned portrait as Lad
Marden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
MRS. FISHES FRIENDS
LIKED HER NEW PLAY
Seemed to Find Amusement in
Rather Unconv'nc'ng Story
Of Jonathan's Return


broad Ht'e't-h" can "" an''
For the Snkc " comedy. Won run 'fr
Jonathan B,rkc rrd mako Tim. pil =
t;to ho,L s.,,I h,,, ,.,,, ,,L .,,,,..
INV "~''"' y" ''
heerinT hnSin"Ss 'nrn. '"' ''n" Hi ""'
lsrs and scofl,N@ ~ d'r" .' w. "Nr
make him win hi. wifi ., ... 49,.
ho..,. ,r .
him d"S".t wi" ami "di ''"H aud I"
out alrne to conuucr the w.. IT, con
ouor !, ro,urr oc.,, r,,,c. ,r
~ '' '''," ,',..', " ,,' ,
years. worth Ni'"'"'''''" ''' '''i' i
that much money!, hnr,lcr li,:rl. lar'Cr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
Photopldys EIsetohere

STANTON-"Over tho Hill" Notable
story OF mother love. featuring
Mary Carr.
PALACE---"The Affairs OF Anatol."
De Miles newest feature with an
all-star cast Of notableg, including
wallace Reid. Gloria swanson.
3ebo Daniels, Agnes Ayres. Elliott
Dexter Theodore Roberts and
CoL0NiAL - THE Affairs Of Ana
tol"
LOCuST--"Tha Affairs Of Anatol."
BELMONT--"The Affairs OF Ana.
COLISEUM -- "Thc Arfairs' Of Ana.
STR4Np-"The Affairs Of Anatol."
LEADER--"Thc Affalra Of Anatol."
/ l. " " u II 4 - THE Misleading
Lady with Bert Lyter
iHPERIAi.-- SKY Pilot" PIC
tur!zn,lon o. Rhlph Connor novel.
TREAT NORTHERN--"Man, Woman.
Marriage" With Dorothy Ph Hips.
RiIOLI-"Behind Maake." featuring
Dorothy Dalton.
z d at the End Of the
World with Compson.
FIIRMOENT - The Magic Gun"
with Constance Binncy.
hiBERIl - Singing River" with
William Russell
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

bit out of date. the photoplay not of
modern perfection, and the acting
sometimes forced
Market Street - Attractive Elaine
Hammerstcin is getting better in every
picture she makes. "Thc Girl from
Nowhere, her latest. is very enter
tanning yarn of n society girl who runs
away from a rotter in her own set and
takes refuge In Il hunting lodge in the
snow covered mountains. She tells the
cnrrtakcr she Is the wife Of the owner
and then the owner shows M.
William Il. Davidson is the leading
man and Huntlcy Gordon Is the
heavy" Both men give Miss Ham
mcrstein fine Sunnort and the bcaut-
tul scenes add to the pictures merit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
"PEEk.A.eoo" AT CASINO

Casino -- Peek Boo" which
opened last night. proved to be real
entertainment with something to please
every one. The Kelso Brothers fur
nshed the comedy and such people as
Florence Darley. Howard Morrissry
and Ed Quigley kept the action going,
4 large chorus. good to look upon and
able to dance, is another high point
in the show.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
rRocApERo's NEW SHOW

MISUNDERSTANDING Of Paris" Is
m up to- date show with a special
feature in the person of Mile. Nina,
in n Paris Music Hall" The ac-
companying show is varied and Is
featured bv the presence Of some really
funny comedians and a host Of pretty
girls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
puMoNr,s SHOW GOOD

Dumont' Emmett Welch's Min.
strels again have Saving Woman
in Chunks" as their chief burlesque
number presided over by Charles Boy
den. All the old favorites have some =
thing to do In the evenings perform
ance. which also includes a farce
called Hiring Piano" and a novelty
act. with Beuny Franklin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

Keystone Marccllo Fnlct IN
French girl who entertained tho Ameri
can soldiers in France, was enthu>i-
nStically received Other numbers in
rho evenings entertainment included
DotSon, comedy dancer Billie Burke =
Tango Shoes Ada Jaffe and com
pany, in a comedy sketch, and ANA
ranth Sisters md company. in a fan
tasy. Tn" movie of the evening was
! Chapter VI Of the popular Hurricane
! Hutch and news pictures.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

William Penn-A very satisfy ing show,
with Lewis and Dody as <paCemakNrS for
comedy, is offered. This pair believe in
efficiency and start tho laughs moving
carly. Primrose. SPmon and company
offered sony, dances and comedy with
good results Others on the bill are
Cook, Mortimer and Harvey, cyclists
Arthur and Leah Bell, ventrioQusts,
and Jean and White dancers. Jim
the Prnman" is the film attraction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

Cross keys-Everything was pnlatable
in the way of music and songs in the
Pep o. Mint Revue" An air of new
we'll received. Tom Mahoney gave
''inside stuff" on politics and other
topics of tho day. The bill also in
rluded Cardo and Noll, singers; Renee
Girls dancers, and Fremont, Benton
and company. who presented nm inter-
eSting payict.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

Walton Roof Just Wick and
classy entertaining show. The Browne
the latest airs from Meodyland and are
highly appreciated. Songs of the mo-
ment are sung by the Feist Trio, while
Sheldon Phun and Babs sing and dance
srtistically. The spirit Of autumn is
manifest in the whole show
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

NiNOn'S Grand -Artmr NlDho" rns
four pretty damSclS and two baby grant
pamos to help him obtain hradlm,
nonors, The Novelty C1lntons, ir
jumping frats, scored. Others Whc
pleased were May and Hill. coined,
skit Durc Brothers, athletes, and Dun
bar and Turner, IN novel turn. 4
feature nhOtOnlaN rounded ont the hill
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

Nixon Members Of the 1.-TWO Little
Girls in Blue" company and Jack Don =
ahur, now playing at the Forrest Thea
tre, helped make the opening bill here
II gala event. It was really two bills in
on" with interest equally divided. The
brown Sisters, in a singing. dancing
and accordion act. Won headline honors.
Alfred Latcl and Elsie Yoke, have a
m"ritorious turn Other, who scored
hits included S"Nmnu and sloan. puttrr
Morgan and Moran. fun~tors; jean
/ B"rznn's Circus, aud the feature pho
! lopay, "Rarhuran The bill veil! be
changed twice weekly, j, was an
uuunrcd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

Broadway Am exceptionally good
sketch which tolls a gripping story is
presented by Sam Iiebort and company
II is called The Shattered Idol" and
abounds in thrills and surprises. Some
new ideas in the way of light comedy
are dispensed by Ward and Raymond.
Genaro and Gould in songs and dances
also score The Affairs of Anator'
with an all cast is the photoplay
feature,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Nine BOSS SAYS
He WAS HELPLESS
Arizona Man Was Simply Down
and Out and Couldn't Even
Move Eiimself-Feels
Fine Now

Harry r.. Scott. i V,' know
mime bu--. vho~, address - bos
G%S. Tombstone. \~izoua. write
II was down and uui nearly all
the time with rheumatism and
iinall, got 10 where ] coulin I
move. even To- iced myself. Ally
wife though. : uuu.I never get
we'll again. and SIC incW my
condition better than ANYONE
else.
Il was ab~olutci, helpless when
my wife started giving me Tan
lac and I'M -FOUR day ate "A heat
Is meal Tor the first time la many
months. Tanlac put me ON my
icct and I'm back ON the j"l
working hard ami feeling ju>i
iiuc. have gained eighteen
pounds. too.
Taulac l. sold in Richmond j.,
Stockton and Son. and leading
druggists. II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
WHITEHALL

Rev. b. :. Ding. oi kaifung.
t hina. = convert from heather
ism To christianity and theology
cal student IN Georgetown Bap-
fist College. will deliver = lecture
IN Republican Baptist church
Nov. 20th at eleven O'Clock =. m.
subject VIVA; Foreign Missions
Have Done for China" He will
also tell OF the manners customs
and habits oi lie oi the Chinese
people.
MIR. Dan KcemS l. in London
this week OH business.
Mr.. Baxter has opened Il black
smith shop in the lSo stand.
The W. NJ. s. met with Mrs.
Wm. Eladen Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley and Mr..
and Mrs. Reeves were business
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
IgOUl DN'T EXCHANGE
WITH MILLIONAIRE

''\itcr Etc Wears suffering
with stomach trouble . think I
luu1. all aIou, IL. Eut thanks
g. Mavr'~ Wonderful Remedy. I
gam cu;utiu. good health again
know at "a millionaire who l.
yer, hal with stomach trouble.
brt hc wouldn't take patent med
i,iuc. IN his present condition
wouldn't vNchau-, with him.
ID II q simple. Harmless, prcpara-
tiou that removes the CATARRHAL
mucous from The Intestinal tract
aui a'laN~ the Inflammation that
causes practically all stomach. liv
cr and intestinal ailments. inCiud-
ing appendicitis One dose viii
convince cor money refunded H..
l.. Perry and Son and druggists
cvCrtN here II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
KIDNEY AND BLAbDER
TROUBLES HAVE TO GO
,io=s=rd Ip I>i,iuvs 1~r~~5t~ Nr- ni~-
>oI, 81 aud the ToNiu> tI'ui>"u~t
to;nfitctrIs Driven out. Druggists
Told a." Guarantee a. Ia t-N~rS In
stance.

-N-.r t... n..- -t.- I- tH....
-'5..f..uI- ar.u fH. Do. .-.r -.a.r..-
rtd IaitH 90. .... ...r..- -. u....-
..,-r .ru l, 'i.f'i a..-H..f tI.fu.
ir. 'ur.. Itu.r- r..e.r .-.H So.
-. known a- Haf-H...r I- r.f ......-
ru,.a,t l.r ,t.t.tHii.-. ..r r. ..H-....
tn. =truu-Iy u-s '.- --. iI s..s -..H..
.f"m afu-t lu- llaiI.- t...H'... ...-
Qs'tt pass a- g wat. t.-.- -f.. .....
Vlth ~ufaftiu- or irfi,nr...H- hit.'. a..-t
-.tiru-rt cor i.-.fly coI.r..I usif..- I....-
in- irii.atiIl'y with Joss -i r.-t.. l...-'.-
90, h'. rrrulr.,ti~u .r au. -rf..r t-r.I.r-
'-' O.. I'f--at.- Ii--I-- iIH.-ff- -r
Gravel. f.r %ilr-s- oi-.a-.. 900 it- worst
form usa1 l.- ~t.aIiu- uI..u ,-u-
DO 2rH Ert.- auE .I t.- a...r.- s.rl.
toms. Kidney aud iIaIt.r fr..Hf..-
d..s't ys-s.r .tuas. THE, $500 -s.u ui.-
Don't wait usttt t.ul.s..s, r. i-.--.r
Use $685.. .t t,I~ u.t|-..rl r.,.-..l.l .-...-
on ,.u slowly. -fraItAUt rui aitl u-i-
faiIiu- certainty
,vh" state they Ia,- received %. I-.r-
ciiL a.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Cons tiraticn

Most iaNativc~ ami Ca,il.t;c~
afford only temporary relief and
should be used only io- that rnr-
pose. When you want perma-
ncnt relief take Chamberlain -
Tablets and be careful 90 observe
the directions with each package.
These tablets not Snly move the
bowels. but improve the appetite
and strengthen the digestion. II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Guessing Contest

Each pound OF Seal Brand Cos
fee purchased during this contest
entities YOU to one guess on tEe
number Of pounds of coffee in orr
show window. The one GUESS
ing closest to the number OF
pounds will be entitled to one ; lib
can OF Seal Brand Coffee The
contest closes Saturday. Noven-
Der 10 at 2 p. IN.
tn tn MCKINNEY < ARNOLD.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
CHURCH NEWS
First Methodist Church

Sunday school at o:.S0 a m.
Prof. |. II. Boothe. Supcrintcn-
dent. Mornin" sermon hy pastor
lO:45. Epworth League p. III.
Evening sermon /. PRAYER ser
vice Wednesday at ! o'clock
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
First Baptist Church

Sunday school $50, Mr.. For
est March in charge. Morning
worship l0:45. subject The Law
of Self Sacrifice" b. Y. p. L.
0:lO. Evening service at I, sub
jcct The Story OF a Wasted
Life. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at o'clock. Every
one cordially invited to attend
these services.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
First Presbyterian Church

Morning service at H.. subject
The Inmovable Foundation.
Evening service at /. subject
Weights and Sins Sunday
school AT 9:30 d. III. Young
Peoples League at OILS p. III.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Register Madison Kentucky, Friday November 49, 1921

Donelson Altman in Noblesville.
Indiana.
Miss Lucy Brandenburg is in
Mt. Sterling for a few days visit
TO Mr. and Mrs. w. y. Triplctt
and family.
Mrs. Arlic Wells has returned
to her home in Lexington after
4 few days Stay with relatives
here
Miss Nora Rourke. oi Paris
spent the week end with Miss
Geneva Mccarthy
Judge y. 3. Turpin and Mrs
lurpin have returned from few
DAYS visit with relatives in MAYS
willie where they attended the
meeting of the Odd Fellows.
Miss Lena Taylor, OF Waco. J.
visiting Mrs. J K. Robinson on
! bird street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helm
have returned To their home at
Grccnvillc. Mississippi. after Il
visit To- MIR. and Mrs. l.. {. Stock
ton on High street.
Mr.. ]. -. Chcnauit and AIR.
Jennings Maupin. OF this city
air. Woods Walker and daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Mac. and Mr.
Robert Walker, of Paint Lick
were guests at g banquet given
! ~ Captain J. ). .iicc~. IT Atlan-
Ia. Georgia, duru.E their stay At
the fox hunt at Grab Orchard
ithis week.
MIR. Oscar Sta"..cr vas with
friends in Irvine Tor The dance
Monday evening
Mrs. Harrison >imrall vii
leave this wcvk 10 Join her dauSlI-
ter. Miss Florence Simrail. il
New York City. where they vii
spend Thanksgiving holiday
with Mrs. Keats Speed.
Mr.. Joe Wheeler. If Bcrca
has returned from 4 visit To hi,
mother in Lancaster.
Miss Marie Lcdfurd. al tia,
! faint Lick section. ha, rcturnc,
from visit 10 friends in '.cN
ington.
! Misses Ruth and kathcrrl,
Rankin and Mr. Burnam Hai
Kin, OF Lexington. spent >cvcra
days last week with Miss Eliza
beth and Mr. Neal Bergman o'
: the Irvine road.
Mrs. +. Barnc~ and dau@hicr
+! athcrinc. were guests at . din
ncr party to which Mrs. lame.
, Jennings. OF Jackson. was host
c>> the latter part OF the week.
I Mi and Mrs. :. Thru>ton Bal
lard. Dwight l.. huffman. Mrs
huffman. DR.. David {. AIurtui
and Mrs Morton. Mr.. and Mrs
} Oscar lfcnlcv. Mrs. Morris Bel
KNAPP and MIR. X. {. Ballar,
Thru>tun composed a motor PAR
IT.. from louisville to Bcrca 10
the dedication OF the 'SunShin,
Ballard Cabin Thursday.
Mr.. Beatty Underwood. ui ga
rard county. spent Monday Will
Richmond friends.
MIR. Elmer Deathcragc has re-
turned from several days STAY
II Grab Orchard Springs where D.,
attended the FOX hunt.
MIR. and Mrs. !. W. Elder anC
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leeds wcr,
dinner guest, of Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson Elder Thursday evening.
Numerous friends will be @la,
la know that Bernard Andcr>ol
j. improving after many weeks
illness.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Second Christian Church

Services for Sunday: Bible
school GAS Il. III. Preaching scr
vice by Rev Neal McGowcn.
state bible school superintendent.
OF Louisville. At p. IN.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18

most will be after a few weeks
use. when YOU see new hair..fine
and downy at frst-yes-but
really new hair growing all over
the scalp. "Danderine" is to the
hair what fresh showers of rain
and sunshine are to vegetation.
1t goes right to the roots, invig-
crates and Strengthens them.
This delightful, stimulating tonic
helps thin. lifelesS. faded hair to
ROW long. thick, heavy and lux
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
THIN, FLAT HAIR
GROWS LONG, THICK
AND ABUNDANT

noN 9suold nLW lrqW
lna 'dn op o. Nsc9
pur snoLlsnI lIos os
ssruu u Ie9dir Han II
'IIrq InoN 20 N}nr3q
5ql P9Iquop 9Acq
pue Su!VolI Sdols
uonr0uddp QUO 81
100 u slu9o 6 Nuo
$500 ..9u!Io, uUCl,.
a few moments. YOU
falling hair, and, in
'UuIpugD liz SDu0
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Hon. !. 4. Sullivan wen, To-
Lexington ol Thursday after
noon 10 attend the argument uu
Friday az q scrl important civil
uit pending iu tire taycttc cir
Duit court AMI viii go thence To-
.ui~vill, % 10 present 49, 81 joint
~. citing of the Boards uj Re.
,u;- Of both the Eastern and
Western ~ta:. Normal Schools
10 D., held az Saturday Nov. lp.
f. consider -umc vcrl important
questions affecting The two nor
NAL schools and education in the
kenucl,y generally
The Freeman Realty Company
are advertising three nee sales
in the Daily Register. These buy~
are live wires and they know
that they can reach the people
through the columns OF this pa
per better ami cheaper than thru
any other medium.
III, friends are glad. tu see
{ harley tmbry cut after being
considerably 'bunecd up when
Ice Tell from buggy near his
his home near Nacu . few weeks
ago. Mr.. l.mhry was barely able
/ To- ct To- the polls ou election
: dav To stamp 'cr under the rro~t-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18

OF what use are beautiful features
IF you have an ugly skin, habby
-hesh, hollow cheek or q sera~ny
neck? Mastir,'s VITAMON is pos
itiveIy guaranteed to give you new
health. beauty and a weii-rounded
face and figure
Mastin's VI-TA-MON-the origins
nothing else like il. so DO not ac.
Mastin's VITAMON Tablets at al
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Concentrated Tablets Easy and Eco
nornical to Take. Results Quick.

II YOU want to quickly clear your skin and
complexion. put some firm, healthy flesh on
Your bones. increase your nerve force and
power. and look and feel 100 per cent. better
simply Try taAlng two OF Alastin's tiny yeast
NITAMON Tablets with each meal and
watch results. Mastin's NITAAiON contains
highly concentrated yeast vitlmincs. as well
aS the other two still more important vita
mines (fat Soluble a and Water Soluble c.
Pifnplcs. hOils and skin cruptions seem to
vanish like magic under It's purifying infu-
cncc, the complexion becomes fresh and
beautiful. the checks rosy instead OF pale.
the lips red instead Of colorlcss. the eyes
bright instead of dull. The whole system
is toned and invigorated, and those who
are under-wcight begin 10 get. some firm,
''stay-there" flesh. So rapid and amazing
the results that success IS absolutely
and genuine yeast-vitamine tablet. There is
ept limitations or substitutes. You can get
good druggists.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-18
Yeast VitamOn Tablets
Bring Real Beauty

Banishes Skin Eruptions. Puts On Firm Flesh,
Strengthens The Nerves and Increases Energy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
Kansas CrT livestock

Kansas f1v-s little. rece1ptg
$500 aeef g.ea''s. slahcr so 7at
hEht, mostly staa3r to strong
so4 TaarErcs, S. = hest bsars
g1eers. s.55 hn-ls. strong nalv-s
mnmlg 5le 3uver 1ug. s. la
MANY splas ss 5ae's 80 s-aekeri
and tan3ers. steady 10 weak
fl-sir heavy iee5srs. $. AZ.
,.boiea woeka-s. s-5. En o7hH,
elasses s-eaar- best eews $50
pd8 hslferE $500
Enrs. receipts. lz5a3 opened
1iYe so De ilghe-- eioEe 15e Is 25g
flgher bas light hncK io Tsek-
ers $. yulk q sales. s. lElla
Sc -drs. 15e 10 25e higher
ehoiee xmas. sss,a
>h4H-,. rAeeiy1s. 1sA19 sheer
zrsaav shtrn Texas wHtherx
s. s5toF - aarnins. lae Te 29e
4 rher s,eg- woa8e5 lambs s7a.s5-
1no1 Ggf1 offerings. slo.saso
79s5 sharn lanlhg. $3.50. sIi-nle
lambs, s11 50: heHFF goats. s. iS9.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

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aso ettecs Nuner0aS oghes import
anf terms in ~AscA Germany has
aeer IN dezAait wl ee euso-ced
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tmasan wonld have subjected Ger
naHy te IRE occupation Ay tie allies
q ;he Rnhr rRliey and whasevsr osa-
az military ana naval measures ~e-A
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sAr6ea as a Taakesh II. largely On
representative Aus reoa tnousA 70 ao.
rers the enterte ia nafun ana thu.
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so~s1hie majority Ia he reicAst&r &:
Aas ne undivided snneo-r Of oalv ths
majority socialists ard eAercaAs Ths
members q The other parties. i; IS
declared. have Es~@D 4 saFTs0T- sx
naEesss~ ard are nas pledged 10
vs ia p4rl suentz-y support A had
irr Democratic mem s.er 1t the reicA-
sag saia TO-DAY
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nomis problems irroirea German
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