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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
NOTES Of THE MUSICAL WORLD

~ ~ N<nznn ofrkxxtsA III chl<xw,
4 generous h<ipsex. r'ffe ~
hmes IA IAN III Axi1xx. pains nad
m,ssss>.~ Nh 4 hs<ix Xsa<s w MI
thxf u'ifA Eyed Ni.e* ~ &1ma
t,Mr hstmeMses and xle4Fsxsf ehxtGs<
f4g kikte N<rf~gx
W. ,he+s ~hs tlt~ q TAXA sksis
ss,Ms ahauf Ia fnx ivof. Nhlle AilAnt
'nyvsms ~ Isxeph <. Saith asd fls6
n llsSksI iissxA tisxhexssa Il essasass i
Naa. N.sses darsx ttssrd WAsls
Nisns nsvams has sentshins lsst@
s.mfv'ss alssg' ri :,slnx raisdass w.. '.
Na',Ane Tell Her u fwiiE4ht-
n'sAss Apm stately dsnss. lnsxs-
ttgsMx kNf4AsteiuHs "Asi@4fY Ia
y lha roa ! ashssned N.lff' i 80
eAiy il nA~sF "a Asw N,afox Fac
tFNt FFNNsa BY Paul WhsseA4An xsse
It's Orchestra. Shs a zsNosisiis \
Jazz hahyT Ia shl8 assMHsFN th,
Vashteeaasxs NJ Nsh.t3mlsnsssh et~
she sexeK~ Eiuh Ra4sl Orchestra
fiAtN eLltfs If3y Nwxeshxafs ~
Minx wlssfA III sFpsa wsth yefay>
saNsnpa slissss. with hAs az 70 IL
FAalsss Ihf*ata Assures the INsit*
Fgvl WAsspmaN n pespSssAallg
"raiisnA nsW stie<ta." llsse asssN azs
d Ns~fsy Vsxtag aansM sexNfd Nv haA
sieltsy sst saintasusAw nulshes far
she ssx lnta the sasisliv ai iax fpas.
Tbs u in lgxnMes aAst ha gsssx IA
wtsheuf ti&sustinx the daue< an
she other slsie thn Whitemaas stay
EAy sAsw &Mpphsss Hrsss sAmnto Nnst
direct Ia shsshn.. with some bsAsstt-
ially snsoelh nFlesiirs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
HARDING HANDS A
COUSIN STATE JOB

Pryor, May LII. D. Hardins-
third cousin of presIdent warron g
Harding and publisher or the Pryor
Republican received word today
from Washington TO take charge n
the Pryor postoffISe o. May !. ~
postmaster. The office pays s2,soa
per year There are three assistants
IN the office.
Mf. Harding attributes his ono
cess in occurring the position to the
endorsements of his ri snds and cs-
pcelaiIy 70 the anpi~r given him
BY Congressman Bert Chandler NJ
fIardiny has been assJ lated since
last November with Wills r. Alec
al vints in the publication OF the
weesly Leader and Daily Journal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
'ELAk GOBLIN WANTS
INVISIBLE MADE VISIBLE
Houston, Texas, Leader Says He
Is Aiding the Grand Jury
In Its Present Probe
Order

Houston. Texas. May 1, George
IN Klmbro irY grand Goblin Of the Ko
Klax KHAN here. wheE asked sunday
about 4 report TO the grand Jury. in
regard te tho hlan authorised ssAier
ment Ia which he declared.
III is my personal oplnion that N
time. tie invisible part Of the Ku
Klux Khan win be Ihins of The PAST
4 am doing cveryshing in my
power 10 cooperate with the grand
Jury be said,
II have gone before n voluntarily
Iofsen. and have beon Summoned a
number on times"
xThe lIsrrls oosiniy grand Jury Ia
filing ifs quarterly report Friday
dealt almost exclusively with the Ks
| lKlux Khan. urging the members or Tho
Organization who might have hocom'
members through misanprchcnsiog
Of the possibilities Of the orgauIza,'oi
| to work toward disbandlng the or
ganlxatson ona whitc Gaping IN
dictmont was returned,
Only one indictment Was reinfre,
by the grand jury andsthis one wal
returned In connection with tia re-
celpt d a threatening letter by |
man named Rymal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
M00NsHlA[ STILL MS
CALLED N OIL We'll
Dut staggsring Han Gave Snap
\ Away and officsrs Raid The
Plant ana Grab
Booze

Mexia. Texas May s.~one Of the
best eamof,ased mo,nshine Sits
! ever discovered in Texas was,
laroasht 70 lsht near mere 'es
days ago thfsnsA "a Q sr-indulgenea
/, in the product hy on of she men
employed in lis manufacture.
Several weeks ago an oil we'll der
Tick Was erected IN wheat terriscr:s
,ea the outskirts or the proved cAl
pool. ostensihly regul:a equipment
Of engine and machinery was n
stalled. n was not cd. however
! that the somewhat unusual method
luf enclosing the bottom Of space O.
the derrick or housing II In AZ Il
It's termed. was adopted. Il was ex
Iriainea sthat this was aone % pra
! feet the arillers from the weather.
Anyway, in due time the drilling
Was started. al least there WAS stea.s
coming from the frame Enclosure AM
Eeveral men could be seen haullns
Supplies 10 the place and workias
about the derrick. II .le astenti,n
vas pals to the opes aions of to
wildcat well. MS with several hun
drea su.h wells going town in thle
section no one well souses muci
Interest.
| IL was NOT unlll armss guards wers
pcstea around the derrick and AZ
strangers prohibited from comlns
| close 10 The supposed well that ars
special interest was mouscf. Be
rarse Of these precautions the repor'
WAS circulated that ~. flow or ol
aas about to he struek The prica'
or sand leNsea for \ me distanf'
arcund the derrick we, soaring an
mucs. excitement was 1raated The
came the denonement II haprenes
| shat q prohibition en- crcement ot
ficer was passins along near ~
myssorEcns wen few days as
when he saw a man come staggering
out Of the door Of me 'drlllins
house. This osflcer s.aged raj
, upon the place. and complete sti
! ouif't was found with large supplt
or "corn whisky and ash on han
\ Not even q semhlance n an oil wet
4 soIe wa- found,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

This IA a rheumatism Of the mus
Giles of the back II comes on Sud
denly and is quite painful. Every
movement aggrafates tho disease 90
to bed. keep quiet aud have Cham
berlain's Liniment applied and &
quick recovery may be expected
Mrs. r. Damn, Brockport, n. w.
writes. X can honestly say that
Chainberlain's Lininent cured me OF
lumbayo a. year ago last summer.
when began asing II. ! waa flat on
my back In bed and could not turn
10 the left or right. | had Il bottle of
Chamberlain I.iniment In the house
and this was applied to my hack.
1t promptly drove away the lains and
aches
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause = lake
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands III stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead Of
taking tnnics. or trying to patch up a
poor Digestion. they are attacking the
re0i cause o, lie aiinaflI elogged liycF
and eiisOfdrfed blWela.
DR. Edwards Oliye Tablese a,o,ise
the liver In soothing. healing Way.
When the liver and bowels ate per-
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stDtnacl, troubles,
Have YOU bad taste. coated torigut.
poor appesite, lazy, don't4cste ieelinr.
no ambition OF energy. Trouble with
undigesied icsods9 Take Olive Tablets
The substitute lnf calomcl
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive ail eYou win know them BY their
oliye color, They do the work without
gripping. cramps Or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime forapick
relief. Eat what YOU like. lsc and allc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
H[RnGk, roo. U8uD
LIKE T0 So BACK
Rsrry lGsa Files His Nans rcr
Congress On ~ Republican
Ticket; win Have Plenty
of Opposition

okiahvmA city. MAJ - Manas'
Hcrsick. representative IN congress
from tha Esshsh dsstrio oi oklahona
filed MS candlfacy for renominstior
on the repaniicgs ssck% today wsta
the state election beArs Thu fillns
was NY mail frvm Wal .ngson.
l. NJ Gensman Of Lawten. repa''
lIca-. represent tive from the Sixsn
district Also fsscs for encminxtion
W. W. HASTINGS. democrat, Table
auaa. oiled for Representative n
con-ress from the Second district
the post now held hs Miss Alice
Robertson. republican aho defeated
him IN the list election
G. [. childer, derocrat, Enid,
filed for state au1itor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

washington. May 1.-The der@xt-
meat cf commerce shFoaxh thc psucau
of ths census. ennonnoos that the
costs ~ government Tor the state IL
Oklahoma FOR shs fiscal year enaiag
Jans 90. 1921. amounted to <is.Ssss,
90 which was a per capita cost or
ss4st. IN isis the aer capita cost was
sssei. and in lsla, sos, the ,osals nor
these years heing ss.coe .alS and ss,-
ssss.uSs. respectively The aer capssa
costs yor 1881 consisted 81 exsansca
of ronerai departments NSeas. ray.
ments for interest. solS: and Tor
outiays soaS
Tho total revenue rec pts In isAl
we're saiAs5al8sA az $'o.s3 per capita,
For the fiscal yeur the per capita ex-
cess 81 revenue r~eints over sov~
ernmental costs was. therefore, ss,os.
Sources of Revenue
rtuxntty and special taxes conNli
tute the greater pars oi the rcyonpn
In majority Of ssA.cs In oklahoma
they represented Dat per cent for
IsaA so per cent for islS. and $40
per cent for islb. The increase IN
ahc amount Vi property and special
saxcs collected MAS sa.s per cent from
|iala 10 1915, and ssi per cent from
|aelS to 1921 re dcr capita prop
|ety and special taxes Coz she thrN
specified years were $50. sles end
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

/ tls& sosrcctisels.
Warnings III .enorAi departments
or epmpensations for services render
ed by state cgglsiala. represented "a
per cent pt the total reynnae for 9sai,
!leN psr cnnt Tor aniS. ana sS pet
cont iar 1915.
Business aud nonhuwlnevs liceuseS
which Included receipts fsum liquor
licenses constituted 1e,i pcr cent ~
the total revenue FOR 1897. se4 ser
cent for 1918, and 100 ser cent fpv
|iai6 Revipss ior smslneAs llcenacs
consist chiefly of taxes exacsca from
Insurance and ether Incorporated
cpuspaales. while thosc from non.
business licenses splnpfise taxes %
motor yohIoles and amounts paid TOR
hunting and fishing privileges
lndsbtedness
'rhe net indebtedness tinnded anil
floating deb, leaa sinking mnd assptsl
og Oklahoma ia decreasing, heinm
sl.St per capita FOR lsal. ssog fos
slalS. and SS.A1 for lals
In nearly All staaea the rroperty tax
varies 10 the rarmted hasis ct an
sessnaont though ia most instances
the aaw reanaros that pnpefgy nc
assnssed ~ tuIl market valua For
lhis reason the hrsa measura as eoss
TO the property owner Ia the sar cap-
isa tax levy The pen capita levy for
okianonla fir ia1 was slsa,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

tra, Slowly, Fnpfscnt by ulnmeas, thn
voice ernerges. flooding oil NJ length
with 10 pure ntfcama nt n1Slody.
Lhailapin Erte lnsg hlv Victor
Records much of that dramatic psf@
tonaily which rhafaeseFifFA his in*
fcfpresatlon III uperntip foies. FOR
hpy he makes supefb Nsei1F Record
os that homily On gesslpew'I "A
CaIunnia" tSlaudcg's Whlhpcrl ffolA
The Barber al Sevlie. A. Bsntilo
bic scts forth the terrible clfeess oE
calumny la FnAye, hallsMaxhFt-
Tan phrases: then Ia the eoit, sipideF-
ing accents of premature age. then
In unexpectedly curt, explosive.
vapid-lre passages, leading up 10 a
powerful, sustained high note or two
masculine, ciraE fFeuiendDus
For ~ iifst Vlet0r Record Tito
s5ShipA han chosen ecng IA Spanish
popular style from nn 0psfa rspf
known In this eounlfv~~;' 'GFanaainasv
(Far0wtll, My Granada Il offers 4
spieu1id medium 10 Introduce this
remarkable young Italian tenor. he.
ing Wild and emotional. and making
unpspal tewands upon tho singers
range and hsxihility II ID 4 snna VI
the half~< <hsistlan. haif-pagan sypslss
dwelling hentath The aladew Of tho
Aihambra, with odd waiting ssfaina
snd lmp&ssioued lyric phrases, all
snng y > voise Of marvellous bsauiy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
CURRENT COMMENT
STATE nEWS NOTES

Those are trying dasf, but somc
people don't try hard enough.
An ideal stenographev ID one VII ,
mot only looks good but makes good.
Tie dogs Conan Doyle says ire ~
heaven ARE probably skye terriers.
Birth Control or not. full houso
beats pair.
Fine thing about radio sermons Is
you can listen with yovr shoes or.
The Kaniucky gentleman has 70 10
scholar % hc roel jndEe q
liquor these days
when a man rests On his lauress
he sfinuA hlN iAlfAs AtVVNs
+--s.-@--~
Looks as II Gcrmany has turnn
her swords into Russian plowsharo
--as-~@Nr~rr~s
In Paris. an actresa ID wearing !.
eouple of snakes for gartcrs. Gar
ser snakesg
~----s4~-~-s-ss
wHh the fur coats slowed away
he moths are soft.
Shut your mouth atsl open your
eyes. II you would be healthy Aad
wealthy and wise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

Here arc swe namharae Ihn VERY
.aseaer IL fas,Assisn humNs, aspnns
Killers luf sslf. This Wax4Is 3 tha
kiiff ID lnsfsthrr ENsllsaFy asyls, witis
ilse sgessy tsAg ~ 'Htama bsswesfs
ttAnKAa. anh snahen ingefIasIs lsh
whlah Gsr Harry s4plAlaa she whAfa~
teFe IL bump that aepenFsa au ffv
hack u Private twk Msnads after
IanE nsafusss BELLS MfuFsw@ In
about lass ts MagfY whous thn
siussv Ia fstHsning "a Skailagf.
Scotch ieuaMsssY sheMfssed In d.
tall has ruktdsi hisa u tSks shia
luemxntnsis stsN,
A charming record n Cisve KssHs' 4
eon,rlbaslem IL ths Mav Victor lsst.
'YlonelNg. Deaf, fas You" IA pne ef
the Remslsat and favTtlsks popular
neeT~ ~ recent recording. 'sknFksas
III ba Win an the Reverse IA i
eiaafwing paNkAmlnNV hsllaty III dttkiY
saniallsipg lssssssgss fhSghEa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
sELF DEFENSE

so you intend 10 make 2 name
for yonrSelfs"
Yes" replied the newly married
man "That seems 10 be the only way
10 keep my wife from using h~y own. !"
Nex York Sun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
HIS LIMIT

Visitor fat insane asylum That
man in the first cell looks intelligent.
What makes you think he's crazy
Warden n-He lost bis money IN the
butcher business during the WAR;
LIFE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

AZ LAST thlsEYeat artist has yteldad
10 on inslssenf pphlie demand that
ne make Nlegar Record ol shss the
Lest kncwnp{ hlA EnAfy shorter cVuls
roaiilSna. Livery nnte, every naaaee,
every last iinglsas eeho n . plapo.
tane haa hrsn captured nsi II Fsenfd
pspsd ane approved by tho comppsae
himself.
A charming NIctos Record fswm IA
equally dsllgttlul epsFa 10 l.aSseslA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

eslssp pa . ghopatg!n tq2. and sus-
sil oeIs sis X. ksrss : u NV ds.'Ia5~slIss. II Z
fried-~kaa prastssts shs hfs af'd
awaken bis hflJs. Thl9 scspa safs~
tains n4sny oi Tie rscst powsfiql tnt
ehsIsstsrissis psosivss OF ths Nlsbel4
unysurinx, FlrAt ocfaes tho lhArs4
wssAs's skassstsr. l6sn tks ussis
then ths Yisepaaesisc !hs sIsst!lsd-
wen Kiss 70 nfla1hild lde--lhe HA>in-
u1otlve~<ha motive X Ues1s6y-~eM
ihssa nlqFlons (hsm1s r!stnG ~ nCo>p
The other 10 . superb eIlmax M
always s.'youndsd n ~ fusAtao
There Z ssvstiax. shsyniasIn
inz pf fsUl(ccap>e. alu9s1 fi<In
l;ttic 1;iimhGr. HE&u6ceSl1f. -
Nav Vicsor kecos1, M = ntSye1 ~11]1
lsblleut l33H ~ m1<& l11x
'feI1f.s hfjohf. rlo611n r1ooS. rc,
nassr1 pIl5 16I& re- 0S1 ~.
i,ezrs Be- tIipaar n " 165 o:;I
ssf,<f|nIIy p|<lan& Sls1Sl v nv 4.
lsYnol hesrln9 x<k W llS ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

Y M fH W w
III TIL ind tAa
ApvealY pt4a
th unA WV al
dssis sWAsT sas
essummaie ~
IA A. rM@lf
s1NtialaS fs*
isxtaus And
dramatic NiH
ipsuta LtA y
fhAf at 'nna
psyIna Ia thw
wliAefasas.'
the ynisa rises
IA shN elsnssM
ii an nuiiysisek
pf HFaslh
s'c4fslaY
Nay
Nf44.3 t1Nst<s4{x
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

tmeiuaw anashsf iuvsly devotional spe-
ord ~ olive klinA and Elsls haksr
elsmpls. lovely hymus, AHd " Aear
these hgslste einx FheHi u % knuw
than eswn better lA thN pna sla1
~ Gene. TAsa Fmans "a MYssr
Blessing al tie othef "Sassoua
Like 4 ahephsna Lead uAv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
POPULAR VARIETY

Crawford 20 rouvreSe has decided
TO send ont free seeds rs nsuaIg
Crahshaw II would make more ol
q hit Il IL distributed frce hors and
Snalt. Nes York Sun,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

Mrs. Exc is a e~eat stickler for
fosm and ceremony. isn't She RI
4 shoald say 50. Why. that woman
wcald insist on dressing mp 70 en-
tertain an ideao r-Bostoa Transcript
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

Norris "0iA
Glola Ia nuIl9
Issaefay ytWhak
Joy 10 Watch4
Iron ''Ihc ~
cret Of 3u*
yanne" TX IA
delicate. fan
tassle W th
hubbllng fuse
calls with
40 Y VI hMtkts
high, vappsy
eongpllTaass.n q
weaving, Wind
ang Violin
counter ine'9iy
and soft. cya@
awe hafni0ries
from the fest
af the orghes-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
BRYAN pRy IN NAVY

Houston, TEX. May l~IIrsan u y
from Moonshlno Hin. small poa,
office town N Harris county. Tev
enlisted IN thu navy at the nava.
recruiting station here today. can
ing AZ the recruiting offlce be- mate
known his desire to sas the bflms
deep AMI after passing several phy
steal tefts was rigncd up by Lien
tenant Commander n. " rarnon.
--s--rs..sy.s~.-s----s--4 ----=-4.
Technically speaking. a hairs
breadth is .o00lsof an inch,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
los Angeles Grand Jury
VIII Probe ku klus

VIII Probe ku kius
Los Angeles, May II A Mrand
jury will be empannelled today ls
the los Angeles coauty Superior
court TO investigate activities q the
Ku klux Klan.
This WAS announced by PRESIDING
Judge Frank II. Willis following :
meeting Saturday OF twelve OF the
twenty three surwrioF coust judges
''T'hc present emergency. caused hy
alleged .Ku Klux KHAN activities
Judge Willis saId, was the sole reason
for calling the Jury together.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

so.,sw hat cvsYshhslpwed in this eeaas
Inv w hlx tsnshsF Nflss. wha lngA+
<isus2Ils accompanies bsm On the
piano ia this record. iils ffes nuns-
heY " She dainty and elegant SeFe~asle
Estafnaif II Aseile IhaHisna'ls.
which he plays Ia tone 81 soltt
u<nstram sweetness IL reveals 4
siyir individually and unnisfAAAhlY
his own.
There Ia no season fpf love san9ss
hnt there ATE shtse hnn hove eAnks on
shs May vsstnr Ilss ghas we'll hsfl
the Naythnes The urexpertAd cAu
always liz expected 81 Mme. Aida.
and ths& tlms Il ia s'saelaNsmA,A a
light waltz song Ia QuiKk. srfsnhilY
tempo, eutix Ia fnTl.sh. hnt wssh IN
. flinatluns Inward a Spanish style, Ii
~ unusual syxn aelang Mmw Alts'3
rssnsds ia that, usslghg most sctns-
colsrntuta records, Il daeA nor ena~
phssisu the litxihalsty III Che vpiee,
bat rather its delicious. eool selss
Guality
t;lali's Victor Record Gar May ID
''Nuttufno dAtnuff fLnve'a Ness
furnsl. an ARRANGEMENT Ii fgalEbt
words ~ fhe toyevrr,heAuslfai
"nfigo's Sersnaie" Ii "a aAsunsshs
Inv what . lpsy Song Il makes. peal
iag forth. IN hsxil.lc. clear Issllaa
syliables, that "Iysls Wy" which Il
she esserce of united poetry ana
fenE.
Tho Road That nrunnht You To
Nc" IL tnhn NStpflaacka seleeil0a
ior MaY~4a love sanN, tor hst'os-
rnseh. Iike mnat II ua. loves 4 good
iovu-sonT There Il pxrhRpg fethlnx
Ia tnusls that hS sluks wlsh greater
inaaratiun und delight This ems hka
a good. swinging wAilnsmelodys with
ibat spirit nl youth without which
few iuve~NunNs mAY hnpH sn lie. Jhata
Il fine nfchestfai InssTlude. shFawp
ing tho hcausy ot the volco into flsh
relief.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
chanbcrisin's Tablets Are Mid and
Gentle In Effect.

4 The laxative effect Of Chamber
sain's Tablets IL 40 mild and gentle
that you hardly realize that It has
been produced by medicine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

Our government plans TO live he-
yond our means again next year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

Among the Instrumental numbsta
on she Mar Victor ilst ls pns whsfls
sptRbinas the nAguea III thgee 9Yeak
fsas0fie ylullnlsts II u AcspfieH
No. iav~ewsssfkn hY Rasanins. af~
rang~i by Fritz kfelaler ulsh
totfh or tsve ~ his own. and played
W JAaeha sieltstx. Ah@vr svegythinx
perhaps Il exhibits fhe gnsaihGliiisa ~
the vielin Ia harmony. being ln
double stngga. @f twpsssfsNM hafm4nIse.
practically throughout, Tbs Arsk
phrases afe Ia shifting d0usliss
sfeps lasFT. tho two tfrsnRs duet iii
new fxehIau. nue taking a hklllIauK
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
CoRlIIlon Sense
, About Eczema
and Eiuptions!


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

Shut your mouth anG open your
eyes. II you would be healthy aad
wealthy and wise.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-20
Big Strawberry Crop Expected
(Ry Associated Press)

Frankfort, Ky, April 20-One
of the largest crops of straw
berries in the history of the state
is expected by growers this year,
according to reports received
from the western and southern
parts of the state where farmers
have taken up the raising of the
berries extensively. The plants
are in fine condition, the reports
say, and with the prospect Of
frost virtually past owners of
beds are preparing for a big har-
vest. The first shipments of ber-
ries for the year are expected to,
be made about May l BY growers
of Warren county, which has be-
come the strawberry Bed of
Kentucky" Farmers in this coun-
ty, which also is famous for its
oil wells, have been raising ber-
ries for years and each season
ship them to the northern mar
ket by the 'trainload. One variety
of berries already is in bloom and
another will be in bloom within a
few days.
In McCracken county, where
there are more than 200 growers,
plans have been made to 9
more than 100 carloads to the
northern markets early in May
The crop last year brought the
growers in this section about $40
600 in spite of the bad season and
this year it is expected, growers
say, to net at least 100000.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-20
SALEM WALLACE HERE
FOR new LAND BANK

That his institution hopes to
have available for loans to the
farmers of about $5,000,000 with
in the course of a few years at
low interest on long time loans
was stated by Salem A. Wallace,
of Lexington, who was here
Wednesday. Mr.. Wallace is sec
retary of the newly organized
Joint Stock Land Bank. of Lex
ington. This institution is or
ganized under the Federal Land
Bank law. Similar banks are
proving very profitable and con-
venient for farmers who want
loans of government money, Mr..
Wallace says, and he believes the
Lexington bank has a great fu-
ture before it. Mr.. Wallace is
one of the best known bank Of
ficials of Lexington. He has
been connected with the trust
company there for years. He is
a native of Paint Lick and has
many friends and relatives here.
He says the new bank plans to
cover all the counties contiguous
to Lexington.