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doubtless would be popular.
The general is So and a graduate of
West Point. He has seen 80 years of
service in the army. He commanded
various units in the Spanish-American
war and the Philippine insurrection.
His record for service during the in.
%surrection and the troublous times fol
lowing it is remarkable.
During the World war Bandholtz
served as provost marshal general for
the A. E. F. and later vas a member
of the inter-allied mission to Hungary
in 1919. In 1921 he suppressed the
West Virginia miners insurrection.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13
TODAY'S TALK
BY George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can" stake IT." "upp
1.-THE CHTRR

The blanket of night has just been folded about a tired earth.
The wind has died down. A soft, silent rain has ceased. Only drip
pings from the roof and from overburdeped leaves are heard as they
fall to the ground below.
All seems so still without. Only the distant rumble of passing
trains breaks the perfect peace of the night.
We have been writing and reading. Everyone else in the house
has long ago felt the touch of slumber.
We lay our book on the little shelf beside u reading chair. We
push our typewriter back. We listen. The only answering voice in
all this silence, mystery and darkness is that of the cricket in its
chirr, chnr, chirr, chirr, chirr, chirr!
How very silent and lonely it would be tonight without the call Of
these little fellows of the night
It's the crickets way of telling how happy it is!
Something like the purr of the house cat, O T the wg of a dogs
tail, o the knowing smile of a human being
How full this world is, anyway, of all sorts of evidences of hap
piness contentment and peace.
And there is no one so poor, Oh bereft of sentiment but that he is
able to gather from some quarter at almost any moment of the day or
night, some such knship as the crickets chirr, the call of a bird, O
the twinkle of a star.
For we arc all creatures of emotion. Sentiment builds the best
that we are deep within us.
The Infinite God understood the creature of His handiwork when
he made you and m and put is here in our setting
We are much happier tonight because outside our window, as we
fall into forgetfulness of the day and Its problems, its irritations, and
griefs, W e shall remember last the chirrchirrchrr of the tiny singers
of the wood.
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trip home for him.
Bandholtz served
a number of years
on the islands in a
military capacity,
as a provincial gov
n and as chief
of the Philippine
c~onstabulary.
BandholtZ is a
friends of Manuel
QueZon, president
of the Philippine
senate, and as Que
Zon is highly re-
g a d e d by his
countrymen Band
ho1tz's annOintmRni
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13
Musings For The Evening
THE cos OF REDUCING

THE COST OF REDUCING
He exercised with clubs and weights
Although il was no play;
He walked and rowed and pulled anC
bowed,
And never missed a day.
And after six long months what was
The outcome of it all?
He found, alas! to his despair.
His dress suit was too small.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13
After Dinner Tricks
No, 3O6-SpiritS?

Hold out both hands in front Of a
spectators face, ndextend your fCre-
fingers toward his eyes. Tell him that,
as he closes his eyes you will place a
foreflnger on each of his eyelids. lie
can feel your hands there and knows
that you are unable to use them. But
notwithstanding brushes his hair
and strikes his back. Your hands are
Immediately removed and he opens his
eyes, but there is no n about who
could have produced the spirit mani
feStations."
The trick lies in the fact that, an
o as his eyes were closed. you ex-
tended the first and second fingers Of
the right hand, one on each OF his
eyes. Thus your left hand was free
to produce the manifestations" while
your victim thought the left ~foreinger
WAS touching his eyelid.
Of course this trick can only be
shown to one person. but If others are
present it ran be shown as a joke, for
those who are watching will be greatly
amused at the mystifcation of the vice
tim.
Copyright. 1898. by Pubic Ledger Com1o"s
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In Correct English

Don't Say:
DID YOU ever meet him?
DID YOU ever see him?
NEVER NET him.
NEVER SAW him.
NEVER READ it.
Say:
HAVE YOU ever met him?
HAVE YOU ever seen him?
I HAVE NEVER MET him.
HAVE NEVER SEEN him.
HAVE NEVER READ it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13

industry that was over-mined and over
manned have been stabilized to GER
tain extent, and steps have been taken
looking to IN investigation and re
forms that may prove of ~far-reaching
benefit to all concerned.
In view Of all this some observers
may conclude that it could not be said
with fairness that either the miners
or the operators won the strike. There
are so many different angles to the
question that it is difficult to evaluata
the results and say that the balance
is n side or the other.
One thing is certain, however We
may not know who won the coal
strike, but we may be sure that the
public lost it. If the public does
not know this already, in view of emp
ty coal bins and mounting coal prices
it will know before the winter is
over.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13
Births

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.-A 10
pound daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Kennedy, Monday.
HUNTSVILLE, Ind.-Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Coats, a son, James
Vernon.
FAIRHAVEN, Ohio.-Born to Mr..
and Mrs. George Goodwin, a SON
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Who's Who In the
Days News

BRIG. GEN. n. II. BANDHOLTZ
If Brig. Gen. H. H. Bandholtz goes
to the Philippines to succeed Maj. Gen.
Leonard Wood as governor general of
the islands, it should be just like a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13
Pile Sufferers

Don't become despondent-try DR..
Leonhardt's HEM-ROID-no greasy
salves-no cutting-a harmless rem
edy that is guaranteed TO quickly ban
ish all misery, or costs nothing. A. G.
Luken Drug Co.-Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13

Nearly 10000 persons we're killed
and 10000 injured last year in au-
tomobile accidents caused by careless.
ness.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13

A prominent writer, reporting a
large meeting in New York, said:
The programme opened with the
singing OF America, the Gem of the
Ocean," He must have meant Go
lumbia Is Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground"
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The Sandman must be an awful
nighthawk. He never gets around to
call on the people in our apartment
house until 2 a. N.
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The first regular observations on
the pulse rate by counting the number
of beats in a minute by the watch
were made by Sir John Floyer, English
physician, In 1907.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13
Memories of Old DAYS
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

For the first time In many years,
perhaps in the history of the city, To-
cal Jews celebrated New Years day.
Rabbi Yaronofsky, of Cincinnati, off
ciated at the services which were held
in the K. of P. temple and consisted
of the holy rites used in the observ-
ance of the festival. The services4ast-
ed three days.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13

The 'Thomeliest woman in Europe"
who is coming here. will certainly be
conspicuous on Fifth avenue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13

Salvador is very angry at the United
States. AS the ant said to the ele-
plant: Quit you2 showing, you big
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13

Boxing is a manly business" says
a college professor. Business is
right.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13

Lady astrologer says she will prove
that she has found a new planet, but
she doesn't tell why.
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Who Won the Coal Strike?

Miners and Operators Profited by Closing of Pits, and the
Public, as Usual, Paid Bill.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
THREAT MADE AGAINST
LIFE OF TIGER
Clemenceau Receives Letter
Signed World War Vet.
eran Police Guard
Noted Frenehman

New 1efk NeY gs Tie eoHee
force ssasned 20 oeorFss Ciemin
eslu darng H. slay ln this dly
Wts doubled after ihs rissr rs-
c.hfd a igtsr Arateaiag h'e no
aud slFncd world var sst ran
The Tixsr vao csme ie Amer
iea % str nFth.n ne us bstv 90
tals soautry snd rfauss irgstld tao
mewsgc hEhte
CO. stephen nantsl dssienats1
q csndAct cismtneeau in bis toaf
insisted however oa tskInx no
chances and mrnfa the letter over
Is ihe police piih lha request Ter
addIuonsi prpilfiloa Nhen the
rlrerr started Or iho ehauiasr q
commerce whore Is g deliver an
address this afitrno a. waa -
cortfd bv a dain motor osrle
police The letter read Don't
son dare 20 SAY ihine shout Que
country and Germany = you don't
hssd one adsIo, yoa viii hsar
hucfls flins about your head
We arc slck ~ having son ,all us
poison the mnds q our ptop,c
World wsr veteran
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
DUNBAR SEAT
SALE STARTS
WITH A RUSH

That galhus ftfatrs tofr. ssa
maslg lovffs ere t.srf % %. sltas
iinu ana .apieelats NJ sgnfssne.
y ihs eom'as v 10 uana4r cp.rs
SO % ghs Guihhs rhsairs aast
SUNDAY and Meuta, nights vss
ni1v dsmensllaisd ~hsn ths s,st
sale 81 ned ibis maFulrs 81 ths
corner rhafmasy From pr'ssat
indications lhs famous eou1pany
Wlll plsH Is sfsndlus room enly
both uIahts which I. ladssa ~hst
.thfy deserve
Mr Dunbar was lH ths eify Tuss-
day as the guest y Robert N.rt,s
h IN Is h made ne ,iaismsnt
ihti gnihHa i las ouiy flop 70.
eoauanf aln make betwfsn Okla
homa c.iy and c'uelnnau
Ths paus fs etfry their trn orr
ehuifa ani faA sfsv q slsEs
hands Che ea1rapr uauahss FORTY
psspie ia an aud eAf losd a
spaal e. uefg ana ihsir pfrf0i4a-
aness hffr si 81 ths real lheatfis
cai events n the .nllrs -lutsr
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side down hui ihc truth CLINE ~ h'm
WITH ulind.ng sics,nihg force She
was IS guilty. ~ ilnhnrf they we've
both working o. ne same end en
dcayorlne rs gef him safely ont " thc
way They would accomplish ihis
With lies 10 possible II not then with
force u Was fof no either purpose b.
had been granted ibis interview slohe
ln ilie hane ilni he might thWs he
deceived hy her NoR b, saw through
the trick
These lhouchts swept Wcs's brain
IN a sudden Dash ~ revelation hni he
Ind no ehaure 20 act "a denounce
herr 20 make single movement he.
fore the doar opened swiftly. md ilp
bart slipped eagerly into the room
Tie first GLANCE the fellow had " the
prisoner slnndine erect and unbound.
must have dccfIrcd him into believing
ihc SIN bad Weccolel 10 her guest
$50 you've 0i hhm free.n he OK.
claimed sTho fellow has come 10 his
senses hns hp}
tTo be Conilnuedl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
NEN PRICES POSTED
ron RtDI on

narhsvllls. Nov s. The Prairie
Oh aud gas company today posted
the following prices isr Kanaa
oflihoma and Narh Texas orud.
Oh.
Below 2s degree. nlume gravity.
9Ac per barrel
Is degrees 70 and including 200
dcrees naume gravity 800 psr
barrel
so degrees - and iuciudns -
degrees naume gravity fiio per
barrel
IS degree 70 and Including SEQ
d srees Raum gravity 'i25 per
bsfr.l
a5 dterses % and Including 800
dosrfos baum gravity $50 per
barrel
~ dep ts 70 and inc.udinr sss
segees Baum gravity sico per
hsFrfl
30 dagrees Baum gravity and
above. $50 r,r barrel
The eifeci oi this graduated scale
is a general increase ia mid-con.
tnent crude as bat little low rrsde
Oh Is produced IN thls field
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
TONNAGE OF OH.
BURNING VESSELS
VASTLY INCREASED:
OTHER STORIES
lronlInaea rom Page -

trontinuod from PAGE -
few weeks age. Swiss securities
were the highest in the European
market During the last three
weeks their value has dropped
from - 10 ~ per cent. aud this
is estimated 10 have cost the
Swiss $3.50. 100000.
Capitalists are even now send
ing their money from the conn
try AZ the rate Of 10000 900 4
week. and already more than
sl00.oo0.0o0 has taken flight.
The bulk Of the moneg is going
to the United States. An or the
ready cash in the country Is be-
ing boarded Trade Is suffering.
and merchants are adopting q
conservative policy IN tho matter
cf huying.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
COuMIIutN tONcnI~~
iIIclI ron HghIIN Ais

Chicago Nsv 81 To. SoHlhsrs
commsesi congress viii clos. 10
fifteenth annual cnvsntloa toa.v
nHh aiseustlou - fran.erfisti1a
ragwaYs hish-tY, and ~sf-f-
eaFa fotsIen credits fot lat.rns-
taaal trias and che .nnaal sanq ~.
ianlsht ~ v8|sh sosffuags q 80
bpssa. Maryland and ylrxnis snt
fhe amtasfsdfr = Peru aaFs b-ea
'nVta q. sptak rhls moFnsnEs
puer8m infiad't sadrsss's ~ ths
msat Lakes favrerf- -si-r-
elY prop ssf sa1 ~ atAalls Ais.
slsalps canal Hannsd 90 uf safess
northern florida q ,lmiusi. als =
tu.s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
NO ARRESTS MADE IN
WACO MURDER CASE
Girl Who Was Attacked After
Escort Was Killed. Is Recov-
ering, SAYS Negro
Did II

Wsco. Texae Npf 81 wscs saN
Nent.c nisti . f,suffsnes * a tres
edy Naihln ths Gasi severed mantht
aim9fs laeuural n iheIg sfaefem
aspect when tee llfrless beds 81
Grady sk.pweFth was lssnd Ysstsrdas
merains a ths iast % eAii ana lslef
in the das e. was dlfeessrea As eom
panion Aias Naemi n.uthef bad
been attacked net.o msa VA tAe
.asallant
This recalled ihe kilIleg uf SD n is
ton nsar here several a4pnihs aga and
lhe assault o. bis s.il oomrsnion. iaI
which neers eharsea vith lhe crime
va shot and Allied hY the sfla
father mob then burned me re-
egoes bedg
fcedHe was laHsc hers al dag sea.
ierday following discovery of saip
wouhs body aud precautions were
taken hy Ooyernog Ser and glA ana
caenty official. g prevent moh va.
lenee 10 event aa arrrai vas made
Governor Nefi senl tweniy state rams.
ers 20 Waco. placlnr nc situation p
their hanaf sarcreedne lhe mayors
orlor eaillng oni iho Waco NATIONAL
guardfmen and placing them at lho.
courthouse aud rliy bail
Niss Boucher was able iau alKht
g gife an neeoant oi the tragedy
shoekoa by lhe attack she iold hos a
negro man had stopped them on 4
road robbed sApvofih ana then ,hol
him ihfowlnE hlg body ever cuif.
lhon how tho neFro drove the car to
another tlpff ana hurled Mlsr
lfhn.her hsusli over llsr body
caught N uoe however and after
hours bad elapsed she reached tho
home u friends
80 arfctts had been made ln Waco
lssi nlFhi hHi Il was reported irom
rn Worth of the afrest ct negro
there whom detectives declared mlrht
know snmihlng 81 ihe Waco kllHuT
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rAaM pAprR Rtvlvro

stiwaier Noy 20 Tho oklahoma
Arriculiufist monthly masanae
witch We polished br students g
ne School % Asricuiinrn in the 4
and y e7lleEs several year. ago. i
20 ~ revived. scrord|ns q announce
ment u officers Of ihe AEale seelsls
The first issue after tbe revival =
plsnnei for bate IN December ~ ~
frsi y Isnuafy Prank Carter of
Ardmore ls 70 b. ealt.r snd I,swls o.
Perry of Grove baslness mausFer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

saltwater NsF rhfee cafIaaas
.of livestock if1m the A tnd V 90
'ege herds which have been shipped
irai e the American Ratal N,eat,h
show 81 kansas clty naw ln rrofFesa.
wlll be sent en ffom kahtaf gIlT f9f
competition ~ fhe International llse
stoef exposition at CHICAGO tas nfi
seek ln December
it a che tlfeest exhibit Okhh1ma
A and n has ever sent rs ihe Inter.
natl nal q includes many & the
prize winner, thar bnfe been shown
on the southwest eirtult lhia nH On
iv fui sto,s are ta De- shown IN the
cattle ana BOG classes bat ln sheep
amIeuuon. both fat and brsad.aF
Representative viii be entered
a mdeai livestock judging team
also ls fopfeaenilns Ohahoma a aad
~ az the two 1lg northern shows this
aintff last year a ani ~ iadE.nr
team waa entered oniY ai ChleaFn
where i laok third place "a campsH-
lion -iih twenty me other COLLEGE
teams The iaie.nr squad lhs ytai
is composed n Marvin Arnold -
nsfrf Ruins Cox of ci.uioa g b.
Crabiree ~ sullwaier W b Flansy
~ Port cobb i.ewia Z. Perry - Grove
Rollsnf G. Onlhier n Okeena. sna
oliver 8 William ~ Rahdipn
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DR.. Motion Entertained By
Archbishop Of Canterbury

London. Nov 23-Dr X. X.
Motion. successor 81 the late
Brooker 7. Washington as head
Of Tnskegee Institute. was the
guest ~ the Archbishop Of Can
terbuiy while in London recently.
after a visit 10 Scotland where
be attended The Scottish National
Missionaries Conference
DR.. Motion IS also head Of The
National Ngro R1siness League.
lie was entertained by tn Arch
bishop at luncheon, after which
he visited the British Institute
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"iis Todd you sameth.ngf re nato
lou suslsclousf she asked brataiees
y,
lie caused me- 10 see The affair frara
a sonien hut different point 81 ylce a
esSnt Of view which. confess. revived
nv Interest Ia you / hegan r. bcileae
Won had been deceived ana your treat.
meni " me arose through 4 mlsanAer.
standing | thought you a victim. 0nf
that | would be a cad n ! failed 10
stand by yeu We put this sna il.ai
Together carried on some inyestiga-
ilous quietly. and arrived az definite
conclusion"
-Nhaf lnsestigniiousfn
In the field where the body was
found trsi" Nest went 90 steadily.
but no longer ioo6lng az her. Tracing
tlre different tracks through The clover.
Then looked M that c1iiage In Arch
street, and thus learned about Hobart.
SumehoN he seemed 70 ~ into the pie.
,urs and your mysterious visit there
made me anxious % interview ihe man.
lie had left no address, howeFer. just
faded dut u sight suddenly, which in.
creasea suspicion Then. when We
were completely hanled. sexton learned
ahaat your eonyessailon over the iele
pb ne"
Howl Was he at the housefr
"Ngs he went out at m, suggestion" f"
And heard me repeat thls numherf"
IT makes no difference how he got
the Information we know you were
coming here this afternoon. and
inmped ai the conclusion that you
we've going 10 meet Hobart for some
ref son"
VERY bright. am snre. aud there
was a tone " relief In her ,oiee "And
thru your whole story | supposet
What loes 10 amount tor
mot very mu,h perhaps"
"And uie two Of sou came ont here
seeking Ia learn my business 10 pry
into my personal Affairs That was
not very genilenanly aci Captain
West, and hardly see how you can
iusilfy Yourself
II had two purposes he Insisted.
either of which justify ! fen &c a
duty 20 locate this nun Hobart. and
elsa 90 warn you Of tie danger YOU
were in"
Warn me :" she laughed scoufully.
THAT is ridiculous enough surely.
have q perfectly good reason for being
here, but am not accountable lo you
IN any wny FOR my movements A duty
YOU say--a duty to locate this mang A
duty To whomf'
10 the state. II no one else. DC an
swered grayely "rercisal Coolidge did
not commit suicide. he was murdered
Murdered :" She came 10 her feet
with utterance of the word. "you can
not think that,'
I know H. Miss Natalie; the evil
dencc Is heyond 9ueSilon he was mur.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
Halls Catarrh Medicine

Those who are in a run doNn" condi-
ton wll notice that CA@rrh hoihcrs
them much more than whea they are in
good health This fagt proves that while
Catarrh Is a local disease. q is Ercauy
Influenced BY sttutionai conditions
HALLS CATAklli MEDICINE con-
flsis Of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves ~ local Application. and the
Internal Medicine. a Tonie, which Asslats
~ improving the General Health y
sold by drugEists Tor over - Years.
h. J, Cheney 4 CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
WEATHER CHANGES
CAUSE SICKNESS

Extreme chana 81 waihtr dur
ing Pan caass mlny Co'ds ana
coughs For Quick rtlef from
thrcai chest ana bronchial trouble
coughs crlis and crann use Fo.fyF
Honey and Tar rorulus 90 cplatts 4
lngrtdl,nia printed en the wrap.
per l.arFesi selling ccnKh mfdl.
cinr II the Nerid Sold Aearve here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
taA rArKAcMI. LlaALl ANo nlAnnln



.H MEXICO NEWS NOTES p
HT XXX HTy yu xgy xE \
u g. announced that me National
Railways wiii hereafter treat railway
tes in their oWn creosate factory.
thereby making an annaai saving ~
over 100000 pesos
rram reports ~ capture made BY
Mexican Ga toms House officers. % T.
apparent that an naiionalitles have
Joined IN unified effort. e. smugele
tonifaband int Mexico
Congressman Obregon and Azueta
demanded information regarding the
exclusive rights of eKpltiiailon given
the iiuesfcct Petroleum C1mpany in
the Juan Felipe Ol fields
The Island ~ Commoi territory
~ Mexico i open for lease and coll
onilaton The mode and manner of
its future disposal is % be settled by
the Secretary for War
senor Tcma. Orozco former Ner
ican Ceunsui a. san Antonio. Teraf.
- been appointed chief CLERK q tha
Treasury Department - the Republic
and has entered upon hls duties.
The majority of The miners ai "a.
chura. the rfeat silver mining camp
have refused . 90 en- strike The
are completely satisfied with its
wages and vii not tolerate agiiaiors
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Allentown. pa. Nov . Tire gfun-
determined odsin early Tuesday
swept the building owned by the
Alientonn Crockery company causing
At least f2soo ooo loss and The death
Of Theadare shsfier. ~ years old.
night watchman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
STOP cATARRHl OPEN
h0STRlLS AID HEAD
Says Cream Applied in Ncaril.
Relieves lIead-Colds Al Once.

II youf nasfr|ls are th.ersi anI t.ss
brad u stuffed And sou can't Are,tl,.
ffffiY 'Ffause ~ ooii ~ - arfh. last
81 q snail bottle 81 Elys Cfran naln
r. any drug store Apply 4 liitle n thl.
uagrahf. anitseptie eream into yoir ~.
uiis and ist i penetrate lhroagh ever,
ar fiassaee q fqur brad. so0thlnr anil
bfaiinr The infamed. saallen usoo.i.
nenlhfane and you get instant relief
Al How god il feels Yohr naa
trls are epen. your bead i siear. a.
more having. suuming. blowing. no
more headaehe, dryness o. struggling
for hreath. Ely's Cream balm * i,.-s
what sufferers from head colds and
estaErh nesd. Its a adeilghi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
DENIAL MADE nY KRUssIER
OF WonAN's ALLEGATION

Atlanta NOV 2g Goueal dcniai
n n principal a'iofail0ns % ihe
onl hnndrd thoa.aud dollar dsmase
suit nlfd agalnsi him by Mm
Chds Bivat = Atlanta N con
necugn with ne altered occlrlnee
ou ihe steamship q angianr.8.
,nronia for Eurcls hsi sunmrf.
was made today hy waiter Krassler
n sploiil demurrer nl,d % Duvl
eonntf superior ccur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

Have yuu ever noticed that when
the coal man dumps two tons q the
old Winter joy in your yard Il looks
ike about coo pounds-but
When yoa BEGIN 20 load Il into a
whee.barfow and cart it g. the cellar
IL seems like 50N9og
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

~ suffered Ia ihs ettrrme from
chronic catarrhal e1uehs. auie
~ d Kelley Orlando. VA "r0ifyH
il0nof and Tar haa no equal Ia
quick relieving ihlH iaagfethhla A.
Fiction rolfys Honey end Tar
contAlns no oplatls inffad'tnts
printed On iho wrapped Sold syery
where.