davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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most wrestlers battle for supremacy
indicates that the attendance win east
ly outstrip the number of people who
saw the Taylor-Zbyszko match here
last winter. The attendance at the
-byszko match held the record hereto
fore for local sporting crowds.
Pesek and n host of his followers
are on hand hero and all are primed
to sec the big Nebraskan 20 through
his PAGES. which they beileve will re
suit in n decisive victory over Tay.
lor.
Taylors supporters are just as keen.
They believe hat the big dry farmer
is capable OF vindicsting the claims
that have been made for him and that
he will emerge from tonight's match
a logical contender for the title which
Stanley zby5zko is now wearing.
As a result Of the difference OF opin-
ion which exists here, wngers OF all
kinds are being placed. In addition
to the 81 900 side bet which has been
placed by the principals in the event.
many other large wagers have been
made and there is still plenty OF money
to be bot by the opposing factions.
Announcements made this morning
by Martin slattery show that Pesek
VIII enter the ring tonight with Taylor
under thc 2oo-pound limit while Taylor
Is still lowering around the go pound
mark. Whether Taylor will be able
to work his tremendous advantage in
weight to defeat Pesek is a question
Of whether he can overcome tho Bo-
hemian's skill.
Frankly we do not believe that
there is n chance OF Pesek losing"
said Slattery. We know that Taylor
is big enough and powerful enough
to win from anyone. Pesek will play
safety first and will enter the match
on the defensive. At the right time
he will flash however. and then Taylor
will bs n beaten man."
Taylor is confident that he will be
able 10 beat Pesek. About four years
ago he met Pesek in a handicap match
agreeing to throw the Nebraskan twice
in an hour, He got ono fall in Sc min
utes and quit. Later the two men
the result was that Pesek got one fall
and the match in two hours.
Taylor is anxious TO yindicate his
record and expurge the memory OF
these two defeats by d~ecisIveiy beat
Ailb itetk III tht ilnlth htIt. uliON-
ers OF HIS camp who know of the i'm
provement he has made feel that he
win be able to do It.
"Pesek is In fhe best kind OF shape"
Slattery claims He has been train
ing for the pase month for his match
with Harvin Piestina which will be
staged in Madison Square garden in
New York May IL. II he loses to Tsy-
Tor tonight we will have no alibi. He
win have been beaten by a better
man."
The ticket sale will move from Bill
Reeves Smokehouse TO tho Iris the
alter today. Much of the desirable
seating OF the Iris mas already been
snapped IN and it is probable that be,
fore the match tonight hat standing
room will be at n premium.
Arrangements for a good prelimi.
nary card have been completed by Nc
Leod. promoter OF the event. and fans
r expecting TO e one OF tho bes.
sport bills ever staged here. $
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YALE BEST Of
THE BIG THREE
Chances Improve az Dates for
Harvard and Princeton
Battles Approach.

NEW YORK. Oct 3l-Yale. 80 far
undefeatcd IN her 1871 gridiroa cam
paigu. appears strongest % the big
three a. the dates for the aunual big
three engagements approach. Har-
yard and Princeton. both OF which
hRvo EquirmeI out az tho small end OF
the football horn this season. VIII clash
next Saturday. Tho following week
thu Tigers meet Yale and on Novem-
Der 10, Ell faces the Crimson.
In six games Yale has scored 1853
points uruinrt their opponents Il.
Harvard was tied and all but do
foated oy Penn state and Saturday lost
to Centre college. Harvard has scored
81 points against opponents 81.
Princeton hns bcen beaten by Navy
and Chlcago. n has scored % points
against their opponents -.
, 1921-10-31
DUDE GILMORE BATTLES
CHARLES MCCARTHY TO
DRAW At THERM0P0LlS

Experience and ring s~eneralshlp told
in the match between Dude Gilmore
and Charles Mccarthy at 1hermopo-
lis Saturday night, and as n result Gil.
more got a draw with tho ST. Paul
boxer instead Of a decision.
Turning loose in the opening rounds
OF the fight Gilmore had Mccarthy
helpless before the end or the second
frame and the gong alone saved the
easterner from n long sleep. Bringing
into play all the cunning which he has
accumulated during his experience
Mccarthy withstood Giimore's attack
In tho third and fourth rounds until
his stamina returned
: Gilmore was on tho offensive from
the start and had n shade OF the bout
at the end. The referee III not think
It was enough Of a lead though to give
a decision which would defeat one OF
the men.
The fight at Thermopoiis was ono
Of the first io.round sessions in which
Gilmore has engaged. The three min
ute round also bothered him consider
able, as the two minute round is in
vogue here. Fans who watched his
work claim that he was entitled to n
verdict and that he made n remark.
able showing as gagged against his
past performances here
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BOXING MATERIAL CROP
GETTING SHORT, FORMER
CHAMP Goes ON HUNT

NEW YORK, Oct. si.-Jack MeAus
rE' -- - ~
life, who enjoys the OF De
ing the only indicated ex.poNins
chauaion. announced today that ne
would revisit the scenes Of his ehiia-
hood I'M make a search for new box
ing material.
The crop in this country. especially
in the light and heavyweight divisions
is getting poor" said McAuliffe, "and
Ireland might as well produce the next
champions. The boys don't scrap X
they used 10 in my days. When they
get hurt a little bit they quit: 1 broke
my hand in the 10th round of one OF
my fights and had to fight 80
rounds before I could win
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BIC HORN BASIN
RACE s CLOSE
Greybull and Cowley Defeat
Basin and Worland in Sat
urday Grid Games.

BASIN. Wyo., OSt. zt-TootbaH
elsyens Of the Basin ana Horiand high
schools were given a setback in their
race for the Big Horn Basin cham
piounhip Saturday and the contest has
frightened up 20 a point where any
n OF o u asgrcgstons may grab
the title.
Basin. with five fist string players
on he sick list and relying On the sec,
ond team to win. was defeated Satur-
day by G%reybull. II TO 81.
Cowley forged TO the front by de
feating Worland. 20 to I. on its own
field with the result that the former
Is now touted as a contender for the
championship. Worland was weak.
ened with We regulars out OF tho line.
I'M.
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STEALS SADDLE. ARRESTED.

LANDER. Wyo.. oct. 3t.-Heny
Walker. arrested in Dubois for the
theft Of a saddle. f. expected to plead
guilty TO M charge when arraigned
in court here. He was brought to
the lander Jail by Sheriff W. 8.
Burch TO await a hearing.
, 1921-10-31

Casper SCORING: touchdoWns, SCOTT,
Groves, three: Quinlan. three; Lester;
goals from touchdown, Scott. six. Sub
stitutes. Casper: Cody for Archam-
bault; Rugg for Scott; Houser for
Groves; Blodgett for Panton; Shelley
for Felmmlng; Props: Hoitsma for
Boyd; Cannon for Robertson; Peckin-
paugh for Cowden. Officials, Referee.
Markley of Harvard; Umpire, Grant
of Colgate: Headlinexman. Simpkins
of Nebraska; Timers, Reimerth and
Neff. Times OF periods Is minutes
each.
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Captures
Ten-MiIe Run

NEW YORK. Oct. 51.-Earl John.
stone Of Pittsburgh, who yesterday
won the national A. A. L. ten.mile
run. is the second negro athlete TO be.
come a national titleholder this year.
Ned Gourdin, the Harvard & ath.
lete' recently won the national death.
Ion championship.
, 1921-10-31
First IN NeUS
OF All EUents
DetrOit-C Centre
Game Postponed
For Turkey Day

DETROIT. Oct. 51-Efforts are be
ing made to orange a game between
the University OF Detroit n Centre
college elevens in Boston on Thanks
giving day. Replying 10 an inquiry
from a Boston promoter. officials OF
TIN ;5-si team have A5+iscd him they
arr willing 70 meet this Kentuckians u
faculty permission can be obtained
Such permission is expected.
, 1921-10-31

piled up a "a to o score against their
opponents at Colorado Springs. wyo-
ming's tie game with Denver after
the Cowboys had suffered defeat from
the Utah Aggies. Colorado College
and University OF Utah was consld.
cred an upset.
The results place the Colorado "A.
sies alongside Colorado University,
Utah and Utah Angles in the cham.
pionship race.
Colorado played a non.conferencs
, 1921-10-31
Results H TuE TDTDTNE1C DAHC OC CDNDTnIC ATCVUc I'LL FMm Nw
W H AAA i AOL vi ii H NO IVLWO Ill fan Em
Record in Danger in View of
Lipely Interest in Bout; Manager for
NebraSkaH Expects Mat Victory

A crowd which will eclipse all former attendance records
at sporting events in Casper will be on hand at the Iris thea
ter tonight to watch the finish wrestling match between Jack
Taylor and John Pesek. The demand for seating accommo-
dations tonight, according to preliminary indications on the
eve of the big event, which will see two of the world,s FORE
, 1921-10-31

Bring your engraved name plate to
The Mills Co.. 1879 West Second street.
We will match the style of engraving
with any of the new designs in holt
day greeting cards. 10-29-2t
, 1921-10-31
IL PERISH IN FLOODS.

GUATEMALA CITY. Guatemala,
Oct. u-rorrentiai rains ~ weHtsrn
Guatemnia ave done great damage to
property md have caused floods IN
which is persons have lost their
lives.
, 1921-10-31

game with tho University OF Chicago
at Chicago, suffering a IS to 0 de-
feat Saturday while Utah and Utah
Aggies were playing non-oonference
games. Utah defeated Idaho at Salt
Lake II to 0. Utah. Agsies defeated
Montana State Q 10 o.
The Colorado Miners were Idle.
All the teams are idle next satur-
day except Utah AgEies and the Colo
RADIO School of Mines who meet at
Pueblo
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HIGH ELEVEN ROMPS OVER PREPS, "a To 0
LARAMIE FO~OT9AIERS OUTCLASsED IN CAME HERE.
Local Warriors Score at VIII on Visitors Saturday
Until Second String Men Are Sent in For
Workout In Finishing Battle

Launching the attack which has meant the death knell of
all its opponents this year the Casper high school team Satur-
day walked over the University Props from Laramie, until
the near collegians, dazed and helpless were on the light end
of a 54to-0 score.
Amazed at the strength of the Prep defense at the start
, 1921-10-31

Jewelry md watch repairing by er.
cert workmen. All work guaranteed
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co. o-S Bldg.
lS-tf
, 1921-10-31

At Austin-Texss University 90.
Rice 0.
Al Pocatello-Idaho Tech -. Col.
lego OF idaho Z.
At Easton-Lafsyette IS. Rutgers o.
AT Northumberland I, New
York University Z.
At Dubuque-columbia College 20,
Luther z.
At LAwrence-Kansas University
81. Kansas AgGies Z.
At Delaware-oberlin 81, Ohio Yves
ieyan 0.
At Cincinnnti-Creighton Il. St.
Xavier Z. B
At Observation-Disclosures Aggies 0.
Marquette University ].
, 1921-10-31
COWBOYS BATTLE MINISTER'S TO
7-TO-7 Tie In DENVER GAME

DENvER. Colo, Oct. 31.-colorado Aggies' defeat of
Colorado College and the tie game between Wyoming and
Denver University We're the outstanding features of Satur-
days games in the Rocky Mountain football conference.
The Aggies showed big improvement over the earlier
games with Wyoming and the Colorado School of Mines and
, 1921-10-31

Some one has stolen two signature
rubber stamps and pads from my Of
flee In thu Midwest building. Be
ware OF n and all printed matter
bearing my stamped signatures.
]. ]. GIBLIN.
~1o-22-1Ot
, 1921-10-31

man made ono OF the prettiest runs
ever seen on the local field this year.
Taking the punt easily he dashed
down tho field Just inside the playing
line for 40 yards before he was finally
downed. Score at end OF quarter. Cas-
per 81. Props o.
Third Quarter.
Having apparently run the Gem
City boys clear down. Casper launched
an attack which the visitors could not
solve. resulting in Casper making the
same scores in the third quarter II
had made in the other two.
Scoring started when Quinlan inter-
cepted n pass In the center OF the
field and raced 40 yards TO the Prep
flve-yard line. ouinian carried the
ball over for n touchdown on the
next play. Scott kicked goal.
The Props were unable TO advance
after receiving the kick and when
Casper took the ball another march
was started toward the goal. Lester
carried tho ball over from the five
yard line. Scott kicked goal.
Eastman returned the kick off 80
yards on another pretty exhibition Of
open Tctu running. oIONts NaiTlru
tho ball TO the Prep %five-yard line.
He carried the bail over on the next
play. He dropped tho ball after the
touchdown was scored and nc trial for
goal was permissible.
The next score came a moment lat
er when ouIninn intercepted n pass
and ran % yards for n touchdown.
Scott kicked goal. This ended the
quarter with the score 81 to 0 In Cas-
per's favor.
Fourth Qaurter.
With the second team facing the
Props the visitors started n march
from their own eo-yard line which
carried them past the center OF he
field. Casper's line held and Lara
ME was forced to kick. The local war
rlors then started a lash for the Wis
itor's goal that was not stopped until
the ball had been carried inside the
20-yard line. Two attempts to kick
field goals failed when Rusg missed
the altitude.
The ball see-sawcd back and forth
always in Laramie,s territory. Several
times the second string men came
dangerously near 10 scoring but the
line always hold when a break would
have meant another touchdown. The
game ended with the score 81 TO 0 i'm
favor OF the local team
yrI~ Ku.
, 1921-10-31

The Japanese language has nc re-
latiye pronouns.
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Sure Way To Get
Rid OF Dandruff

There Is one sure way that nrssT
"a IL 70 remove dauGruff completely
ADD that Is to dissolve h This D.
gt-cya Il entirely TO do this just
get about four ounces Of plain ordsn
ery liqUd arsou apply il at might
when retiring use enough 10 molstsu
the scalp and rub Il ia gently Will
be- finger tips
By morning. most II 30, al. of your
dandfuff will DE gone. and three o.
four more applications viii complete
iy dissolve and entirely destroy even
single Sign and trace Of A. no matter
how much dandruff you may have
You will find too. that all Itch ng
aud digging OF the scalp will stop 10
stantiy. and your hair will be fluff
lustrous. gloszy. silky and soft. and
look and feel a hundred times bet er
You can get liquid aryon at any
drug store n is inexpensive. and
four ounces ID all you Will need This
simple remedy has never been known
~ sN*N 81. - - -
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NOTED PAINTER IO MtkE
PORTRAIT on PiRSiil\G

New York. May s-Castaye Klam-
merich claiming To have seen serY Is
with a Ravarlau infantry regimen.
against tho First Division o. ,se
American Expsaltionarx Force. waAss
10 paint the picture ol General
nershIng
The knlehtS Of Columbus. wh.,h
plans 70 present portal, Of The a
r y commander 20 the French eos
crnmeai, has acknowle ledged klae,
'merrichs application with q arosg
'hnt that he Woulf nor set the com
mission
Writing from The Fatherland
'Kiammerrich expressed admiration
for the soldiers OF America ana
their commander and BY way az
self Recommendation. said hls moral
paintings adorned many BaHarian
sails.
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! continued using IL until had taken
eight bottles. Now am very well and
can do my own homework. | can gladly
recommend Lydia Z. Pinkham's medicine
70 suffering women. - Mrs. BERTHA
LIERfsc. X. +. D.. Ravenswood, W. Va
The ordinary day of most housewives
il a ceaseless treadmill Of washing,
cooking. cleaning. mending. sweeping.
busting and caring for little ones. How
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and nervousness. Every such woman
should profit by Mrs. Liering's expert
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years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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Koetsch Jewelry Co.
il6 w. okla. Ave. Phone 657.
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Nr Slemmef Feqfmea NK the
Christian ffsaeeilss ana World Can
eho . aisenalas tAs i'Hwsut state
eoassauons aud takiHf al,au. age 81
ihe stop overs saoke n ihe iaiefcst
" These papers N Hedges ~ts
leadet aaa splendid ar'isle ou The
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Aiicf the close Of iHt n*el'nK fr
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Polls nuh grade pppcins hy ehVlas
ana esls AmytlcA bs al
N a r.
csnsral senoel 70 Hela
May fsFusA rovorrc~
Fntay afternoon ai taa Veagfsl
seAas. uln fys Mss ~, Festival
Hesne Flower nesrep Msy Qaetn
cfoen neare eppf nesrsf aHd
Qaen Ntieuaanf The pfaeeam is
ss mllee sanea % cfsellha nan
isb naaee ol egralat Shoemaker :
Dance see You Cfowa.nt ~ ne
Queen rrAat Ia Floe.ttsud The
aleeeas liovsfs afs slsiled n, aslu
lfop eha y shAs AVA, n4 sup-
haW tlothe NNse gatale ia*m
NlaA nasierfly slips thalv aeevt
ae ar Nw y cese fsals them a
eons sWakens them then tAe inNs
in noue iasd bezias sN,sAlsh Gaf
lsna pAnee Sea Falgles pseee chlN.
poU Dance pamb uel ptare.
kspas Leap t'rps lisasel bait
Arch shlda osvf aud rnief nef4
iooa nNee Gypsics Dance Flag
nfAl Patriotic Nand nfiH Mafnls
paner aid song Nne NaHMlt Tins
tsl#
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DON'T SQUEEZE
BL.ACKHEADS
DISSOLVE THEM

Squeezing and pinching out blackheads
make the pores large and cause irritation
then, too, sitter they have become hard
YOU cannot get all II them out Black
heads ara caused hv Accommodations of
dust and dirt and secretions from the
skin aud there is only one safe aud sure
way and one that never fails 20 get gid Of
them simple way, too-that Is 70 dis
solve them. Just get from any drug store
about two onnces of powdered neroxin
sprinkle a little on g hot. wet sponge ~
rub over the blackheads hriSkly for q few
seconds--wash OFF and yon'il be surprised
TO see that every blackheal has dleap-
peared and the skin VIII be left soft aud
the pores in their natural condition.-any-
one troubled with these unslghtly hlem-
ishes should try this simple method
ykR nur0
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AcaIa cotton vs. the best cotton. Buy
Acala cotton seed for this years
planting. It will bring results.

Two and half million dollars is
spent every week by the people ol
Great Britain on friend flsh ana
nCtato chips. representing an ayerale
weekly provision OF $4,000 GOO meals.
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speckhoom plant In Africa. with
many large sncculent leaves that ars
fayorlie food for elephanis has
been transplanted 10 California an
Will be planted in the chapparal
wastes TO provide forage FOR cattle
and sheep. and is expected 10 trans
form wastes TO fine pastures
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and Infiamfnatl0n 50
that | was not able
10 do my housework.
| consulted several
doc tors b ~ non e
seemed 70 give me
relief. | read in a
paper abou's Lydia
y. Pinkham's : Vege-
table Compound 50
| decided to try 1t.
and before the first
bottle was gone !
found great relief so
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rAe poLlARp

VIII Rogers in Boys viii be Boys
is the offering OF the Pollard for to-
night Don't miss Il. viii Rogers is
an Oklahoma boy His father was "a
member OF the Constitutional conven.
ton and Rogers county. Oklahoma
was named for him. lilo and his
brilliant son are well known 70 many
Guthrie people.
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Your mother made you take them
every spring NOIItSTERS GOLD.
EN- NUGGET TAni.FTS drive on
winters germs impurities. oleans and
purlfles your SYSTEM they make YOU
tell erea- al over Owl Drug store
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klmooa Club Az nrcnson home
spung flowers Nefs used 90 desc
rate tlAe homc ~ Mr y bronson
Nhru she enleualnFi She himona
elnh yesterday auefHAai hafiHF nt
additional guests Mrs frll Walton
Mrs Chas seeley and MH " NJ
hfonson lllea euest ofv was son
hy Mra Walton. hlgh riAh score bY
An Glover and consolation u, Mga
Byron naicheior ln ,he same II
suction briige Nesf meeting all
ue ~ith Mfs. Melville Carter al
CAAhlon
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raE HIGHLAND

The Guilty Trait" with Jack Per-
rim taking the steller part Is the main
offering OF tha Highland for tonight
tAnother good one; Across the
Border Also good comedy.
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rAe egM

Ethel Clayton viii star ia sins ot
Rosanne' at the Gem tonight. An
educational picture quaint Isle 4
Maken.' Tomorrow Dorothy Dallon
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The Service Star ladies havs re-
eelved the poppies 70 be suea on
Memorial Day Anyone can get HON
by going 10 the meeting Sasneely or
calling Mrs L. \ yooiey.
n n n
Reception Postponed
The reception which We - 10
Essen Friday night by O Il = chap
Ter in honor OF Mias Marion Aadssa
has been postponed until later d. o.
X u 4
City Federation viii meet al tho
Library Saturday a. O'Clock.
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- -
I aptiai tiill School TO


Give May Day Program
Capital HiH school wlll give a.
May Day program Friday afternoon
beginning al ! - p M a. follow
Nay Queen. professional aud eiowa
iug Of queen; chorus "spriug Song
and "One Land United Hay Py'a
Dance by primary grades Baske
Dance and Bunny Dance by first aed
second grades. clown drill. Bnt'sr
fly Dance second grades. strassh
third grade. Miuuei Mary Ellen an
Robert Mcrten: Dumb Bell driil
Chain Dance. ihird aud fourth
grades: convention Rose driil. Mss
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Tuesday atlefnoon the ShaseNptate
elab met az thr iilwafy when tae
study of a ueW piuy Aurh Ada
About Nothing was taken up kcN
call VAS Responded @ with uupiat.ona
81 4Ronanco" SIR. Fred Green was
appointed crliic fog shs play The
reading of Acta I and 2 finished the
program The club viii meet next
Tuesday afternoon
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pos e. ~ Guthrie Girl Given Place
~. following from Norman Okia
homa Transcript Wai prove of n
terost to Guihrl, people aa MA
Wcsi Is lhe daughter % Mr. and Nfs
NJ !. West and q graduate % Culhie
nigh school
A nou \ W q 4 poslor tspl.Hs
Tho ihfec sldes of tho triangle has
Just been completed hy ceorg :
West The poster Is entirely oa
elnal. both IN de=in and fhc work
was done Nv Miss West rhs la the
second poster she has made iha
year
These two posters vii BE- % eN-
hibitioa ai Estes Park thls summer.
Miss iiolbrook said u Is expected
that they viii b. sent latsr 10 'he
national head.quarers ai New. YORK
national headquarters at New Yors
sfy aud u accepted there as a
national poster tAoasands u fer
manent copies VIII be made % them
aud sent 20 all y w. &. 4. offices in
The country
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Mrs Henry Dodd Is ia pa9huska
attending the + r. o convention
and sisiiing her sister. Aifs Waller
Humphrey.
N - n
l.. D Bronson returned this morn.
Ing from . business trip 20 Okmuiseo
n Il ~
Meeting Postponed
The all day W. c. T. Z. meeting
tha. was to have been With Mrs
Hackney has been postponed on ac-
count OF the revival. bat viii bo ap.
nouneed later.
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The friends ~ Mas Grace MerFlsetf
anb Mr. Glen Nc cieery e4li te sar
prl-ed 70 learn II ihe.r MARRIAGE
December IS 1922 Tho ceaple toes
advantage q ne holiday season ana
slipped away a Shawnee where they
were quietly married no' letting
anyone Into tlse secret until latrsy
Mr. and Mrs Meclecry are woll
known Mrs Mccleofy haT faaeh.
three successful terms of school b
Rural Dale and Crescen, district
Nr NeClesrN brother ot Mgs
l.uther Arnold an a volunteer splt
Ter 80 the la.c WAR s. now rural
cafrisr ~ cusio oklahoma where he
hae furnished home for bis bride
Nr and Mrs McSleefy viii he at
home IS ther ifi,nas after May ?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-05
SUFFERED SEVEN.
LONG YEARS
Finally Relieved by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Ravenswood. ". Va. For seven long
years suffered from female trouble