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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

patrick. corrlne Carlson. Harriet
jenkins. Kitty Hager. Mary Davis.
Thelma Champion. Frances Philips,
Eloise Douglass. Messrs Loren Curtis
og Mcpherson. Kansas. Geo. Newman
Of Homlny. Bslly Hagny of Denver.
Colorado. Leon Walton Frank Carl
son. Al Wright Eugene Trapncll.
Raymond Heyer. George barnes. John
Philips. Guy and N. c. Roo. Wm
Hirschi. Chas and Jack narwlch.
Rob't sohlberg, Stanley West. James
Taggar,. Joe Nelson. Raymond Moritz.
Buford Martin. Karl Decker, John
Pickard. Van Martin. Francis Suits.
John Herbert Beland. Chas pickard.
Herbert Glover. Lloyd Mcclure.
Richard Fogarty. Earl Casey John
Mason and Vernon Cook.
church Social
A most enjoyable evening was
spent by the members aud friends OF
the Christian church when Mr.. aud
Mrs. Cleve Chestnut opened their
home 10 them last night. The lawn
was lighter With numerous lights
strung in every available space. The
tables were decorated with flowers
and banked with ferns. Ice cream.
cake and sherber. were served and
ice cream cones for the little ones.
X r. "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

pa'hy bas - ali ias manufacturers
ot suaponisfa : FEW years aso when
men discovered that they had hips.
The rolled doNn stocking fad Il prvh.
ably deaiiHet % stay as L Is said -
add 70 The eomfor' ~ those who uear
them that say The lngsliigent uss
~ rouge and pa~dvf 90 .hwss bars
estremigies wlll probably remove any
o.iesi lenaele feature and hush thn
ltass npfd of reasufs except from
bllnd And unaperes,allve eritisa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
THREE DEAD, EIGHT Hurt
IN GEORGIA CLASH

AuEnst, Ca, Aug. i7-~Thraa per
ons are dead snd eight are known
o have been wounded In ciasi
here late Tuesday between whites
nd negroes.
The disturbance began with tho
tilling or Ben r. TTightower. man
ger Of wagon works. BY Walter
-mallcy, negro chauffeur who late,
an amuck. firing lndIscrlminately a.
shite persons before being slaio
iImself.
The known wounded are all whit /,
man, although two negroes are re-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
--dOes it pay?

Neglect your teeth aud YOU
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does clear thinking and hard
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
WOMEN IN ronrs Ano socurv

Countless women devote fhett
whole lives "a THAR house. whs /.
others are ia the 0aslness world of
lind harpiness only Ia society
Whether You ate hone uemAn. I
hnain"Ns woman. or sofiegy ~amAn
son know how hard u IL t. 9dra.
along day aflar DAY. suffering asaa
i"s, caused Us some female dofango
n"nt that has developed from over
taxing yeaf stsenRth The nAtnfa
restorative for such ailments T. fsa.
r. pinkhams vexrtai.a Compound
which fof nearly bali century ha,
been considered standard femed
iOr wUnan's ii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
STATE NEWS NOTES

Sapulga Nep Nayes. who was hel.
IN jail In connection with tha my
Ftorious death % iaaac Ieasel. Nhos
body was discovered IN the ulg Daa
water has heon turned loose lhe aa
ihofities falling 20 find any cyidsne
connecting him with The case Man
people arc Of the belief that The cass
IL one of suicide"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
nrs. John l. Lovsless Phone 4ss
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Wednesday

-
Wednesday
Amlcitia club-Mrs. Packet.
Westminster Cirls-Mary Hester
Es,us.
West ". Z. II VI. A.--At Parson-
age
Kinona clu5--Mrs J. J. Hildreth
wF. NJ. S.-Methodlst church.
Thursday o.
III Jlnx clnb--Miss Georgia West.
Openorky cluo-Mrs- Chas. White,
iil7 ". Cleveland.
Farm woman's club. Division No
s.-Mrs. c. +. Morris and Mrs. VIII
Rowland.
Friday
Builders Glass Picnic Mineral
Wells Park.
Auxiliary to American Legion-I-i-
brary.
Entertainment for Masonic Or
phan Children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

pr ana MIRA J n nurnsr of &c
NcrtA Nine ard their daughter Mrs
Ntrlla Fisher and her children VIII
leave In the morning Cor a walk With
fflends ia Llneclr. Arkansas wherv
'hey viii remain manfh Mrs
Fisher viii aiep on A faNaa tor a
Welt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

stroud An cxs~n1lvr realsrv farm
has hean established west et town hg
D = . wAiker. whkA a said 60 h~
tAe most comprehensive "a tAacoia
soanty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
PERSONALS OF
=. SOCIETY :.

Mrs. ]. II Houser has gone TO
Sherman and Galnsvilie. Texas 10
Visit friends and relatives.
" n "
Miss Madeline calkins and Miss
Thelma Fields are spending The day
lin Oklahoma City.
= x y
Mr. J d. Van Hoozer and family
have returned from a trip TO Colo
rado.
Y r x
Mr. and Mrs. r f. Cullison an
nounce the birth Friday. August f2
of an eight pound girl TO whom they
have given the name Mary Jane.
" " X
Misses Donno and Gertrude Smith
OF Saltwater are the house guests Of
Mrs. L. C. Mahaffey. ios East wssh-
ingfon avenue.
Mrs. J. A. Remy is visiting viih
relatives in Oklahoma City.
x y r
Mrs. chas. Baty left yesterday for
visit with her brother in Tulsa.
Oklahoma.
r y y
Mrs. Wade Helms and son. Revere.
have returned from a several weeks
visit in Indiana.
r X x
Miss Eva Mae Wilson has returned
from a weeks visit In sfillxa.er.
= X y
Mr. ?. Z. Culhson and daaghters.
Geraldine and Nell spent yesterday In
Cushing.
y r -
Mrs. Sam Smith and daughter.
Anabel win leave in the morning for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
G I r L s

Before that suto ride protect your skin
from sunburn or wind barn with lifer
Al supply Of that ever popular beaufifier.
Derwlilo. Immediately On returning
cleanse the skin with Itsks cold cream.
and IL VIII feel comfortable ns n you
Rad remained st home. Jest Try fheia
snd you VIII Be estonisbec al ne Won.
'derfBl results they Eire Your skin viii
be ~ saft ss velvst. and your complexion
- BEAUTIFUL as rose. Remember IT,
I,erzrif'a ana T.isfs cold cream Thee
are some counfsrfeifs. but No real sub
ftfr- ;ss Get vhsf ycr Ssh fer or take
nothing, then yo1 ron't be disappointed
Your meneT bsck " ycu don't like them
~ toilet ccgEters eTery-here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
CARRIERS

Manufacture Of ladies' wArlsss are
due 90 marx 90 large losses his year
on account u ihe change Ia fashions
which has practically rendered theae
articles Of cio.hing Obsolete. 1be
varter makers certainty deserve sym
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

Professor W shepherd Wili taas
limlsed number uf atammerwra into
his home f0r treatment aud cure For
Information write. Professor J. w.
shepherd. University oi Oklahama.
Norman. Osiahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

JennlnFs Tie Chriisian church ~
Icnalaxs. os;ioa ana tlAl'eis held q
solnt service At ureenap s4e sun
aAy. with baptism Afterwards 4
basket dlnner wAa given In the after
! oon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

pawnea-A double military funera
was held here when the bodies o.
Eail Maggari. private In a machln'
run company ioeth infantry. anf
David L. Berg. private of compan
G Bsth infantry. wero buried IN
Highland cemetery. Services wers
held in the Christian church. Tn
local legion post was named after
Maggart.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

A. J. Etenillo. Mexican laborer
was saot and instantly killed Will
resting in Glenwood park. Idoys
Hennett. aged II, Is held for the XII
ing. having surrendered TO the sher
III shortly after The even. The dis
rute arose cver the possession Of 9
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Hxx gxzxx Egagx xxxx
4 DAILY THOUGHT r
Ezg Exxzz zgxgy

Loving kindness is greater than
laws; and the charities OF life are
more than all ceremonies. ."-Talmerd
r y "
Dance Honorlng The Misses Copeland
One OF the lovely affairs OF the
week was the dance given lastsnight
a. Mineral Wells Park by Miss Betty
Pickard. honoring her cousins the
Misses Margaret and Eugene Cope
land Of Laredo. Texas. Ferns and
pink shaded lights made the pavilion
very attractive. The punch bowl was
presided over by Mrs. Chas. Pickard.
Davis orchestra furnished the music.
Besides the honor guests there were
the Misses Sue Salmon Of Oklahoma
City. Mary Bishop OF Cincinnati.
Ohio. Rhea Walton. Ruth Hlldreth.
Mary Douglass. Katherine and Mar
garet Dean. Lee West. Anabel Smith.
Eliza Gaffney, Marguerite Graves.
Dorothy Dooley. Mary Elizabeth. yir-
gin.a and Henri Flson. Esther and
lone McEIheuney. Mildred Sherman.
Mary coyIe Gray, Alice Kathryn Fitz-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

Oklahoma fiy h,llafra cause
eight deaths IA Oklahoma durinp
the month of July. according 70 Dr
Lewis, state health commissions
Two occurred ia Mccuttain eoanty
iwo In Mcintosh and one each u
Oklahoma, Cleveland. rotiawaiomit
and Seminole counties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

The largest popcorn crib 10 the
world Is located near the tawa af
Leeds. Iowa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

Mnskogse-- Charley Waseon. o.
driiler ana contractor. believes In
keeping ". with the times in IA
old days be travelled with a hors
and rig, then later by auto and trucl
Now be has bought an airplane 70
scout work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

Yale The country club has takep
lease on a location four miles noftn
q town. and ls intending to enlaras
the lake and build oiubbouses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

Billings = merchants clevato
company has been organized herr
with capital of $4,000. The elq
vator will 30 erected this fall ON N
Rock Island rirht-of way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

Iiominy - Top priy for osag
county cattle was paid 10 X. l.. Rus
sell OF this place, who disposed %
shipment FOR an average OF i7.fe
rer 100. or siH0 above the average
for the preceding week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

Mrs. Sam Smith and daughter.
Anabel win leave in the morning for
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-29
FEATURES, FICTION /
ANSWERS TO LOVELORN

so-called sutton. You will be writ
ing me one of these days.. III wa
ger. asking how you can win this
one back. who will have tired Of
you ana your free-and-easy man
ner. 1t is the way of the male.
Violet. wise as you may think you
are with your nineteen summers.
It's Exeusable opee.
Dear Miss Blake: what is your
opinion Of 4 young man who makes
an appointment and then at the
eleventh hour writes that he cam
not keep II? have q friend who
had been going out with young
man. and they seemed to like each
other very much. but there were
always some petty misunderstand-
ings between them, and when they
made up their relations were al
ways strained. After his failure to
keep the appointment she wrote
him. but never received an answer.
This girl is still fond of him. Do
you think there Is stilisa chance
that he cares for her? D. F. W."
II Il were but q single occasion
the broken engagement happened
my opinion IL q girl must be quite
unreasonable not to accept the
apology. OF course, II he were the
type who made engagements and
broke them repeatedly 1t would be
another story.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-29
B EAUTY A MS w ERS
d. ANTOuNETTE nONNEIJv

foot malformation and torture Is
always to use shoe with a straight
inner edge. Foot troubles interfere
with health considerably, and are
productive of nervousness, dyspepsia,
insomnia and profanity. You have
to get rid of the pressure which
causes corns and bunions. The best
rule Is to buy shoes you can walk
In comfortably at once-not shoes
that have to be broken in.
Mrs. p. c.: That was quite a
wonderful reduction - twenty
pounds in five weeks Is something
to brag about. But you keep the
thanks. They're all yours. One of
the biggest physicians in New
York, who looked in on our famous
reducing contest recently held in
Madison Square Garden, said
There's no such thing as healthy
fat" So the sooner folks get rid
of their supernuous weight the
healthier they'll be. And certainly
better looking! Just keep your
weather eye on the scales now, and
regulate your meals so that none
of the twenty will find a welcome
home again.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-29
HOROSCOPE.
DECEMBER. -. 1871

Astrofogers read this as rather
doubtful day. While Uranus and
Mercury are In benefc aspect. Sat
urn dominates the busiest hours ad-
verseiy. 49,
II is a rule under which RETROSPECT
ton will be encouraged. with depress-
ing results, and for that reason all
Respondent. thoughts should be dis
missed.
All business agreements or con-
tracts should be delayed, since the
rule of the stars Is adverse to clear
vision or wise decisions.
e Wise men and women will look
forward with hope instead Of back
ward with regret, while this plan
etary rule prevails.
Deception through written commu-
nication Is believed to be encouraged
under this sinister rule of Saturn.
It'll a. most auspicious rule for
publicity Of every sort. Advertising
plans made today should result in
large profits.
Messages reassuring and inspir-
ing may be expected at this time
from distant lands.
Earthquakes, so often predicted,
will be felt as particularly severe
as spring approaches.
There Is a sign read as indicat-
Ing the gradual gain of old con-
sentative policies in business and
politics.
Again the planetary government is
most helpful to all who balance books
or make out financial statements. 1t
is most favorable sway for set
Ting the years accounts. making for
accuracy and profitable statements.
Persons whose birthdate 1t Is may
have an exactins and difficult year,
which has great possibilities. Those
who are employed are likely to be
promoted.
Children born on this day will prob
ably reach great success in life. but
they may have to meet many OBJ
stacles. Great caution should be ex-
ercised IN love affairs.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-29

1. How man legs has a spider?
A wasp? A crawflsh? A butterfly?
2. Should an army officer remove
his hat when speaking to q woman
outdoors?
). What Is the custom in football
for teams to do to avoid confusion
of identity when two colleges whose
colors are the same and whose
teams wear the same colored jer-
seys meet on the football field?
4. who is United States Ambas-
sador to Japan?
S. Who was Uriel.
s. What fuel besides gasoline is
used for producing power for auto
mobiles? 9
z. What is the proper acknowl-
edEment of an introduction?
8. Who was William Sidney Por-
ter? Under what name is he COM
monty known?
9. What are the national hymns of
France. Great Britain. Greece. Italy,
Japan. Norway. Peru?
10. OF what IS slate made?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
/. Where ~ Micronesia and what
interest has the United States there7
A collective name applied to GER
tain groups of small islands In the
Pacific Ocean. When the United
States decided to buy and keep the
Philippines II also acquired Guam,
In the center OF Micronesia, but IT
did not make the Job complete, A.
IL could have done by taking all
the $50 islands Of the group Amer
lea allowed the Peiew, Caroline,
and Ladrone groups to be sold by
Spain TO Germany.
2. What football team of the Md
die West has the best record OF
continual successes In the last
three seasons? Notre Dame. VII oh
was unbeaten in 1919 and 1920. but
has been beaten this year by Iowa,
10 tot.
3. What Is Orion! Orion is the
most brilliant constellation in the
sky. II can be seen from October
to April in the evening sky ana
represents belted giant with a
| sword at his side and a club in his
hand.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-29

Johnnie and Jimmie could not
agree with the little Browns next
door, but they were fond of the
Browns dog, Buster, SO much SO
that they invited him to their show
because Buster could do tricks.
The show started and was well
along when Johnnie and Jimmie
rushed in to their mother, and with
many tears and lamentations walled
out: -
I'VE had our show goin, so good.
and Buster was dom one of his
best tricks, when them mean Brown
kids called him home and busted
up the whole show" M. D.
A diminuive Boy Scout came into
the butcher shop where / was mar
keting the other day and requested
some. sausage to take on a hike
How much do you want" the
butcher asked. with his knife poised
above the sausage.
The boy did not resitate an in
slant. 20. about a yard" he replied
seriously. L. G.
A little French-born girl OF about
years Of ago called, Lucy was
playing in her fathers vicarags
with, her sisters who weers older
than herself - - ss-
Some slight difference occurred
between the children, and Lucy
went with her complaint to mother.
who. busy with some household
matter, did not seem to listen with
much attention. s
Lucy remained silent for mo-
NEXT, as II in deep thought. then
suddenly with, great. dignity, and
looking up s9rFowfully Into her
mothers eyes. she said:
Mamma, am very much afraid
that II will happen to you like to
the Old Elias (Elie) of the Bible!
You will fall down from your
chair and break your neck, because
you allow my sisters to do wrong"
HAE. Z.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-29

rootsore: BY a strange coinci-
dence. in the same mail with your
call for relief from a soft corn be-
tween the toes comes a letter from
a happy girl. About two weeks
ago / saw in your beauty answers
a way TO remove soft corns by
means OF powdered sulphur. be-
gan to use - and now 1 haven't
any corns. 1 can wear a shoe
where before had to get s." The
remedy is simply sprinkling powdered
sulphur on the obstreperous culprit
daily until relief Is gained.
Mother. A girl of Is. Eve feet one,
should weigh about los pounds. Your
child seems much underweight. Does
she sleep long hours with windows
open? Does she eat some fruit and
vegetables every day? Does she
drink as much rich milk as possible
with no no coffee or tea? She could
play outdoors and drink at least four
giasses Of water daily. Attention to
these things would correct her dull
and heavy eyes, her tiredness on
arising and her anemic skin.
Sufferer: Here is q corn remover
which many Of my correspondents
have. testified TO restore the joy to
life; Extract cannibas indica, 80
Eralns:- salicylic acid, 4 drains; hex-
ible coliodion. fuid ounces. II il
applied three or four nights, fol-
lowed each time by an application
Of this antiseptic liquir: Menthol,
5 grains: Ilauiied phenol, min
inns: alcohol, i fluid ounce. On the
fifth night the affected parts are
soaked in warm water and the corn
removed
Florence: For skin irritations.
especially the irritation in cold
weather when the air is dry, the
following cream Is advisable to use
to protect the face: Two parts
lanoiine. 1 part boroglycerine, s
parts cord cream made with white
vaseli9e. Apply at night before re-
firing. wtping OF surplus after a
siiebt massage with It,,
IS - r.
r. g.: For people who lead sed-
entary lives, special exercises that
require about fifteen minutes should
be part Of the day to keep one in
Eoo1 cohuil4OH nave a neat course
in setting-up exercises which you
are welcome, to for the return of a
stamped, addressed envelope, and
which done daily for the required
amount OF time would keep you
young and active.
Query: i know q woman with
lovely golden brown hair who uses
the egg shampoo entirely, an6 I
must -confess she IL a splendid en-
dorsement for It But at the pres
.ent high cost OF eggs 1t. would seem
the old reliable soap and water
treatment is an excellent institu-
tion. She takes eight eggs: sepa-
rates yofks and. whites. First. rubs
TIE beaten syolks on her dry head.
rirses that on I'm lukewarm water
not hot. member. unless you
vssft them cooked; then rub the
whites on for the second shampoo,
nd follow this with about six rims
nrr Ma soap Is used at all.
Jo.n;a The best way to svoid
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-29

.. What was the name Of the
famous German submarine that
twice ran the British blockade and
landed at Baltimore and what was
her principal cargo The Deutsch-
land. Dyestufrs.
10. What lie Magma charta and
what rights did IL secure 4
famous document. also known as
the Great Charter of Liberties. eN.
torted from King John Of England
by the confederated bsrous in 1918
II secu -sd the surrender OF the city
and tower OF London: taxes should
not be imposed without consent -
the common council; forbade srbi-
trary imprisonment witsout trial
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-29

of temperate and tro6icd countries.
Five feet of peat have been de-
posted In the Dismal swamp since
white men came to America
6. What leading American theat-
rical producer met his death in the
sinking Lusitania? Charles Froh .
man.
Z. On which side Of his dinner
partner does a man sit7 On her
left
8. From where do cloves come
Cloves grow on trees. Ninety per
cant OF the worlds supply is grown
on plantations ins Zanzibar and
Pemba. two islands off the coas,
OF Africa.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-29
Bright Sayings of the Children

Everyone 1pho hos children
and everyone interested in chill
dren probably can recall ofhard
several pointed sayings or ndiye
comments on people or eVents.
Write ont a fe0v of them, briefly,
and send them to The Herald,
aud the best of these eontribn-
tions lfiH be published from time
TO time.
Sonny is just learning to talk, so
when he evolved "tacti" for crack
er" the other day we were much
elated and hnstened to tell one of
our neighbors who came over.
She rejoiced over the new word.
but her small son, who accompanied
her, was at all impressed.
Huh" said Billy. she might just
as well be calling a taxi
The 5-year-old children attended
in the morning and
the 4-year-olds in the afternoon.
Jane. who was 4. was asked why
she did not go in the morning.
II was too late to be 5, so have
to go in the afternoon" she said.
H. NJ.
Billy was quite displeased when
the stork brought him a sister. for
sisters are of no earthly use to g.
year-old boys.
After Evelyn's arrival, he crawled
upon daddy's lap and whispered.
Say, dad. I'm going over and ask
Glenn's dad IL he won't trade US
Glenn (his playmate) for sister.
They've been wanting a girl, any
how"
Seeing the look OF assumed horror
on dads face, Billy. who always
tries to set Nthe best Of a bargain,
said. Don't worry. dad, I'll make
him give US q quarter to boot"
Z. n. K.