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The Washington times., 1922-12-01
Sore Throat Wisdom

To relieve Sore Throat you must get ct
cause. ToNsniNE is prepared nd .old
for that one purpose. A dose Of TONSl.
LINE taken upon the first appssranos
Of Sore Throat may save long days Of
sickness. Use . little: Sore Throat wis
dom and buy . bottle: of T0flSul me
today. You may nsed It. tomogTow.
T0NSILlNE is the National -.
Bore Throat Remedy - best S<6
Known and most elective and ~
most used. Look for The long IS
necked fellow on the bottle whsn I
you 90 to the drug store 10 getit. E
S5c., 00c. Hospital Sine. e1.00. "a
The Washington times., 1922-12-01
Condemns Church Gambling.

LONDON. Dec. /. - Gambling
games to raise church funds are i'm.
proper and the police should stop
them II the church doesn't. the
Bishop Of st. Albans told diocesan
conference. ..
The Washington times., 1922-12-01
WOMAN CATCHES GIANT
ttAvvk WITH. her HANDS

sunyfnhvLLLH m, Dsc. A.
0rApplihg Win huge chicksAr
hawk a. 4 was making away with
ooo q The basnyArd nocl. Mn. Al
bert Blister hat the feathered thief
IN A~afh> nth n club Eha 49,
The Washington times., 1922-12-01

"A teaspoonfdi Of "caiiforniA Fiu
SYRUP now win quickly start liver
and bowel action and IN . ~
hours you have,a Win. playful ehfld
again. Mothers can rest sasy' aftse
eiving california Fig 0yrup" b.
cause II never fAils TO work the
The Washington times., 1922-12-01
Sees ADVANCE
IN STUDENT +:
!. MORALS
Psychologist Says Freedom Of
q" Thought Makes for
.;,@ -, Purity. 81. -.
: BY FRED J. WALKER.
'Cssmspsi.s.g News Service staff

, SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. L.
American coeducationai institu.
lions in these days Of freedom tn
thought and actions are more moral
than they were twenty-five years
ago, believes DIR. L. M. Terman.
noted Psychologist and head Of that
department Of Leland stanford Uni.
versity. - a - -
--.'Whst Of this modern frank dis
eussion OF sex? what .of' the insati-
able reading OF 'sex problem stories
by the college girls7 What Of the
jpetting parties. lack Of chaperonase
aud freedom from restraint =. that
the modern college
siri2 Does 1t make for moral pur-
ity?" we asked Prof. Terman today
Ia. an interview. .,..n -.
;. Girls Better Informed. (; !.
"There is less immortality among
stndents today, by TAR than ainong
those of twenty-five years ago." DR..
German declared &C. u .
1. '~Franker expression with regard
TO- sex Is partly responsible.
{s "The girls nowadays and the men
a. well are better, informed on the
sex problem. Better behavior : u
the result Of this knowledge. =.
$:So long ~ .sex matters are
tabooed. 50 long as there 10 20 much
repression that the girls and boys
- we'll must grGpe. the outcome
must always be m Unhealthy state
Of mind" Dr.. TefnaAp satd.t
5, MorbIdnessS sSscssGv. g.
Curiosity ~ Only whetted when
knowledge 10 denied those In need
Of II and rathsrsthan forcing sex
matters out Of the minds Of the
young. the practice OF silence with
regard to these big problems merely
more firmly implants this curioqity,
DR.. TermaH believes. He continued:
Frank expression favors healthy
mindedness. Too much repression
tends to stimulate morbid conscious
nee about sex matters. This is q
common view Of psychologists.
Nowadays the young woman =
inclined to frankly discuss init.
mate matters with her future. hus'
band. ''
twenty-five years ago. in the
middle West, when I went to col'
iege, the relationships were free
and easy and yet not frank. There
were fewer chaperones then, but
no honest discussions Of important
problems.
Only Few Cause Talk.
"The problems were more diff.
cult as a result. I believe. The
current impressions Of q too-ereat
lack Of restraint in the yniverstties
today-the dancing until early hours
in the morning. lack of chaperonage
and other practices which furnisf'
to the publicists-are
accounted for by the noticeable
ecttona q the fsw.,s declared Dr..
Terman. - ..-. -
- "The few are noticeable. whereas
the great mass Of students Of both
sexes 60 about courtship In a sen
sible fashion. Loose conduct al.
ways can be found by those search.
ing for IT," DIR. Terman concluded
a
The Washington times., 1922-12-01
Stop Rheumatic Pain
A-seSi oivss ouiek Relief

A. constft utional treatment for rheuma-
tfsp and gout. Dtssolves calcareous de-
posits and relieves swollen joints. At your
0ruggisrs or sent by mall for 81. Elmer
. Amend. "a Ave. q 18th St.. New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-17
~ NJ osisis' -

NashInssnn. lana iT~A bitter
sieh, Ia the seasle asxs ~ses over
the aetAIers houaa issas was prsr
ssisssa 10 al ssnAss aasftsra rhnfs-
lay Night aa a result " numerous
luFortaI FspubsIsan conferences
Thursday 20 whleh Irsslasat iiasdr
Ing was party,
A sall for . tlWmrsy euatss-
aaea ~ republican aanalafA nwxt
Monday morning II discuss pro-
esauFv aish too bonus ana pending
saelft lalls. soxssher with tho pruA
posaa majority slotara fnle. was
callsa late to-day ~ senator Lodge.
republican flpor lsadsf. AFTER ha hal
conferred eAsn INV prasIaant1
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parties have regular accounts at the
Leader office Tr~ Leader collectors
have experienced 50 mitch trouble
in locating many parties who have
phoued IN wants, that Il Ia. necessary
to Invoke the cash-in-scsance sys-
tenn. except where rcgalar secounse
are maintained. Memoranda ot what
Is wanted" or for sale, etc. msy
be left al the Leader business office
and same will be converted into form
ads.
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sALEsMrN

sAI.EsMEN WANTED Previous ex.
perience unnecessary. We give
complete instruction and liberal con.
tracts Operating In H. ind, Mich,
Mo. Okla Kans, Nebr, Colo. wyo
and Iowa csn use few good men
in Oklahoma, Address Agency Dept.
STANDARD Life Insurance Company,
Box 1850. 81, Louis. Mo
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CARD or rnANks

We wish TO Asnk our many trIends
Tor their kiudness during thu illness
aud death "a our beloved vile amt
bItnr. Aiso .hs MalFef corps fm
what thsy have ipna. AIno hsvs
MccIaskey and nsv. wrigAt TOE shslr
services. also fcs tho bsantifnt
flowers Mr. H. n, Meekahse, Mrs.
" Mecpshron. Mrs. Pearl iloiIsy.
Mr. and Mrs, r. r Moskaber.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

fUR SALE rnlls modern flyo room
ootiaEo. Location tho best spe.
cial price for immediate sale, Easy
terms
Patterson Real Estate Exehanns
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

WANTED Women desiring posi-
tons doing fancy work al home.
during spare hours. should write
Immediately TO Underwood ars Goods
Co. Portsmouth. ohio.
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POLITICAL
Announccnients


All political advertising must be
paid for IN advance No charge ac@
counts wlll be made Candidates who
desire to advertise In The Leader
win please sead cash with cory An
nouncemen;s for county offices are
SO. Reading notices lS cents line.
Pictures Of candidates computed by
tine measurement. The Leader win
also furnish cuts IL desired
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-17

ciilrKA~ FaHs. i'uresIlrMl fNgh0fns
Rocks. Rods, ofplagtoas. Wyan-
dosies Annonas, best laying atsalnss
pflcas feaaunabiel fsss sasaioenes
tree delivery. MlaaoufI Poultry
rMrma. Columbia. Mo.
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ACCUSED or ATTACK ON olwl

Isfistow, June VA IL n. p~yson. igS
yaara heIaK hela hers % com
pIaiut ~ ssysar ola siri thai Va A.
Apuliea h9 Il IA eIAImed thai tina
Eirl aaw rayIan on iha street about =
mouth ALTER tho allexed attack oes
cured and identified him as heF a..
shlIan'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-17

FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
hereoy announce as candidate
for the office Of County Attorney ei
Logan county. on the Republican
ticket subject 10 Primaries August
First 1872. Year Suffrage will be
Appreciated.
Geo. w. Partridge
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

saaPias to consumer aoe per hour.
wssto for tnll Ear,cular1 Aneyl-
~an Products Co. e2is American
Bldg. Cincinnasi, Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-17
70 aror couoAlno Az Mcnr

A Summer hrnnehlai eeush kcnps
not only tha sufferer but oshw mssa
hsrH ~ Tho family awake. Alffsa
narkrr. 1901 Ayondaie fst. NJ iAvsr.
paol. o.. writes MY boy wAs wufs
feTlnK from bronchial eeugh hr
or 4 weeks rpley's itnnsy snd Tar
has dsne him wontmffnl kood" No
ouiafss. Aoid wvary~hsru.
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BUSINESS cHANcEs

~ tlHfusis siiOAi 4f~ Worlds glreatast
Industrial Project offers wondoffui
opportunity for small investment.
informssion free. J, 4. Rae. 1901 os
Arcade nlag, 80. Loaia.
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START BUSINESS For yourself,
Earn sso-si5o week In own home.
Proven plan for men ana women. No
csnvassing. booklets free. Mexican
Pecan Candy Co, Houston Bldg. san
Antonio. Tex.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-17

The Daily Leader Is authorized TO
announce the following candidates
for designated Offices. their candidacy
being subject to the action OF the
August primary:
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MAN OR WOMAN WANTED $40
weekly fall time. sloo an hour
spase time selling guaranteed hosiery
to wearer Experience unnecessary.
International Knitting. Mills. Norris
toxin. Pa.
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A REAL CHANCE FOR A
REAL SALESMAN

Re-districting OF territory leaves
opening for high grade man with
fast experience In Atlllng xpoclaitscs
who can sell nationally known line
cf aaality paints, sarnishes, enamela,
roofing cements, etc. % me con-
sumlng trade. contractors and deal.
ers. Desire man capable OF show
Ing hfs sales ability. then employing
ami training saloamun. Tull com
missions on ail orders when approy-
ed hy oar order department, liberal
commissions. drawing account and
royalties 10 successful applicant.
Wonderful opportunity for the man
who ia dealrcus OF making per-
manent profitable connection. AIT
replies treated In strict confidence.
Standard Paint Il Lead Works, Gle
yeiand. Ohio.
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Oh and 0ss
shaffer OF and Refg 60 TO John n
Archer II ux reiraso q HI N ia NE
i7-hSAfF
floxana I'wt'm Corp. IL Horace cDla
OF ux reieaae 81 22 NV as-tT.sw.
convsyances
Guthrie Summit View Cemetery 20
J r. Taylor w n s1i 90 5000 let
ss nk 10
zuIa Brooks 10 Fam n iifnukm q q
ID ~ ~ sioo. y i4a Rls ga.Hg- iEl
and Sw sl.ic.lE; N 10 Nc gz.ie-
iE.; = I-2 wv IA and N i-z NV os
2s-ie.lw. Lots ai-ia Dk IA in icon.
iifn, oklahoma.
District Court
IN the matter of tho es,at0 of Mar.
garct l.. Murphy. Appeal.
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fNNN RENT Desk r0cm III ground
floor office Address t'oa ortlos
nm a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-17

FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
Albert v. ptnwiddie. Of Guthrie.
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CLAssIFIED WANTS

yotiR rrTunE roRhroIsD San
dire, histhdAse for truthfal resl.
ab.., convincing trial roading Erwin
box iiso. sta g.. isan Angelica. Calf.
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FoK SPEEDY MARRSA0Y- AbsoI-
uteIy best. largest IN tho country:
established 10 years, thousands sslect
members both sex wealthy. wishing
earIy marriage, strictly confidential.
descriptions fres. The old Reliable
Club. Mrs. wrubsI, Box~1e. Oakland,
CALI
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noR RENT TO Apta.rs~-sSlea 3
room modern cottage, electricity
Tafdon. clstern. garage, shade rhons
t4sJ or siA ". OMk.
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WANT Aovear,ssMenrs

Want advertisements in the Lead
e must be IN the offise by twelve
o'clock II classification IL desired.
classifssd aas are eash sxcspt vhsrs
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LOST d.adles leather hand has Al
N r. church Thursday afternoon
containing valuable Papers. Reward
Return 10 7ss N broad. Mrs. Anna
Staphens.
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AGENTS WANTED To advertise
our goods and distribute free
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proTXc n IEMSTI1cHiNd
I ATTACHMENT superior device:
any sewing machine: attaches firm
"; easily adjusted. Phics $500 de-
livrrcd with CONFLICTS inHtruotions
snd samples of work. Orders fllIsd
promptly Superior Hsinxtitehing
Attachment Co. 100 starr st~ Corpus
Christi, Texas
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AGENTS WANTED


IS TO $40 Fer Day Easily mads
selling toilet preparations. soaps
and perfumes. Complete line oi
fast sellers at right prices samp.e
Case furnished Desk A. Tyson n
cREsCO PRODUCTS Sell rapidly
Four new articles inst added Sell
year round. Big profits. New cata-
aogne ready. Improved M(g Com
pany. Dept 2ss, Ashland, Ohio.
$500 WEEKLY Selling hosiery
guaranteed wear for months or re-
E;aced free. Salary or 30 per cent
commission. Free samples to work :
erk Manager. Dept K-3ss. Darby,
r.
sfeoo A DAY EASY start you ia
Auto Accessory Business. No in
Festment. no experience necessary.
Free Accessories. write Excl. 1907
Michigan Are. Chicago.
A BUSINESS or YOUR owN--Maks
sparkling glass name plates. mum
bers, checker boards. medsilions
signs; big Illustrated book n1afsed
free. u. Palmer. 2ss Wooster. o.
AGENTS WANTED: Men and
women who want 10 handle the city
Trade and Retail the original and gen
uine W. 7. RAwLEgGH's Good
Health Products including Spices. Ex-
tracts. Toilet Articles. Household
Rpecisi,iex. Food Products and Fam
ous Remedies. i5o splendid seiiing
PRODUCTS Our values are uncqualcd
Write today for full details OF our Of
fer and what II means. The ". I'll
RawleIsh Co, Dsft- So. Memphis.
Tenn.
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I4ADIEs-when irregular or sup
pressed use Triumph Pills. sme
and dependable in an proper cases.
Not sold at Drug Stores DO not
experiment with others: save dis
appointment. Write for RELIEF and
particulars, ii's free. Address Ma
tIonaI Medical rnsuists. Milwaukea,
wis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-17

Statesmen For Freight Rate Guide
and Audit System. All manufac-
turers and large dealers need 81 for
new fraight rate changes Mo COM
petition. Commissions si5 and mp
wards each sale. National Freight
bureau. fEstd 1920 Rochester. n.
II.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET

FOR SHERIFF
HARRY BEAM. os Seward Twp.
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ASsFsSTS-~Tro sell the Mysterious
r0liahing Cloth Exclusive terri-
tory Guaranteed Article samssis
Is cents American Speciality Mfg.
Co. 27l6 olive 81, 81. Louis. NO.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE
D. o. lsrsond, Of Guthrie


FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
am candidate for the nonsns 4
ton of District JndEe. Republican
ticket, Eleventh District, Payne and
Logan counties. August Primary. Any
suEport appreciated. TONY .HIG.
GINS.
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Bring your job work 10 the Daily
leader prs.war prices.
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WANTED CIGAR sALEsMAN--s2s
% $40 week arr expcnacu Ex-
parlence unnecessary Send ad-
dressed envelope for Information.
National Cigar Co. High Point, NJ g.
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MARRY aiF LONELY --for re@uits, try
me: best and most sueceHsful
-iiome Maker: hundreds rich wIsll
marriage soon: strictly confidential;
most reliable: years expefieace: dos
crlptions tree. THE Successful Club
Mrs NAsh. nos bss. Oakland. Calf.
WIDOW ana Maiden worth over
$4,000. want kind helping hus
hands, Write quick Tor pictures and
descriptions box sas, Los Angeles.
Cal.
EiGLEl'TiCs woala yoa cara ID
learn ahou, Nnw Rational trsat-
mont for immediate relief on Epslepay
positively stopping all teiEures from
firaf days use. information Tree.
Specialist" Drawer c-gps Lander.
Wyoming.
MARRIAGE PAPER Photos. descrip
tions. many rich. ~ant to marry;
free. u Jain. s.. Paul. MINI.
= = ----s-y~--A.-
ARE you LoNEsoMEs = Join
Friendship Correspondence Club
and select your friends BY mail.
Romance and friendship arc yours TO-.
the asking. Privacy guaranteed.
Your letter published freo. No
trashy circulars Send ten cents for
magazine containing lettara from
men. women, young aud Old Tho
Social Revlcw, pyfa nldg. Gle.
veiand, Ohio.
WID0w-~3s. owns farm. wants huT.
band b-isox 1884. League Detroit.
Mich,
GENTLEMAN ", worth 330.000,
lonely, will marry D-Box 4s2.
League, Colunbus. Ohio.
~-s..-a.s~-4..-.a-
RlCH WIDOW s3. Is lonely. wants
husband F-t.eague, box 10, To-
ledo. Ohio.
ron GALE
FOR sALE--Fancy oskes also reca
baby buggy Phone io72-R. Mfa.
Jnc. MARI. III y. Elm.
HUNTERS ATTENTION ~- Rlp-rap
polnscr islps for sale. good hunt.
ers, a cio wbt dioycsani. ASK
DOC" Garner.
~~~..-%--.--~~
8 HO0MS-~And 4 lots atrictiy mod.
crn close 10 cottcral school ana
car line. 5000 win handle. Phone
et2,
FOR sAI.E--One typewriter dest
ono roller top desk. one office
tabIe and three chairs A. ID. Arm.
strong. Phone 400.
BIRDS AND pETs ron SALE
BEAUTIFUL Yellow csnarIss.
singers and mated pairs; also
white Persian kittens 7oa s. Diyi-
sion. sss 4 fgfsF \,
~ ~-s~--~--~ -.-r~s.s- .4--.-----~----~--
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WIDOW and Maiden worth over
$4,000. Want kind helping hus
bands, Write quick Tor pictures and
descriptions box sas, Los Angeles.
Cal.
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SCHOLARSHIPS ron SALE
FOR SALE Complete scholarship Ia
nreughon's NpracticaI linalusna coll
icga. Oklahoma city This ia tho
beat business college IN tho aoush.
west The Leader Guthrie.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
lsT DISTRICT
A. r. fpIct) Rsnfro


DEMOCRAT TICKET
hereby announce my candidacy On
the Democratic ticket for the nominal
tson for Sheriff OF Logan County. SUBJ
,ect to the action OF tho yesers In the
august primary
r W nnGGESs.
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Esgi.Ll'TicH Would yoa care ~
learn about Nnw Rational trsat
ment for Immediate relief of Epilepay
positively stopping ali teixarea from
firaf days use. information Tree.
Specialist" nfAwor C-Gps Lander.
Wyoming.
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FOR A CHARMING wrFEswrit.
Mrs r willard. zezs. broadway
Chicago. Illinois. Enclose stamp.
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MARRY sir LONELY results, try
me: best and most suocc#stul
-iiome Maker: hundreds rich wIsh
marriage soon: strictly confidential,
most reliable: years exeefieace: dos
crlptions tree. THE Successful Club
Mrs NAsh. nox bss. Oakland. Calf.
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WANTED-Your job work. Th'
|. fFeader 1Pb, Rooms win give ycI
quick gervice and better prices. Tr,
II out once aad sec. s1""iss
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AERATED MILK--For sale. Knee.
land & Morris Dairy. Phone FLs1
'or $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
NORRIS SHEPPARD Joint
AtTIIDn DE INV ilOtDIt

Thrift and Prosperity, IL Inc lille
of new book by I 4. senator Morris
Shtplurd ~ Texas and John o. Al.
den farmer. cx.cdiior and book publish
crJ which will be- eppch mlklng II u
wins IT. object. o. 'Cnfcttcr The exist.
lng Postal savings Hank now ham.
strung by cunning bul shoit.sightc,l
greed. Il nshncklcd the Postal Bank
viii become the greatest. strongest
bank In the world. an ais rather than
"A competitor ~ commercial Hnd other
savings banks. What II proposed Is very
simple: gave dono~itors tho market
price fer their money Instead Of the
wicked less than I - per cent they
have bccn getting. lun their deposits
90 unvh'dy Nhn gives adequate security
aud VIII iay inosi interest nho MARKET
price" alsco) fer II instead of leaning
deposits exclusively Ia bankers. ~ now
done. 81 . IL or 80 per ccot which
noil"' The bankers loin a. Unclc sam
and TO The public ~ two To- five tinica
what they pay Tor II.
Honesty Is the best policy" "GOdll.
nC,S II profitable" " pleased cus.o.
iacr IN more profitable Than ~ sLinnci
uri"ncr." and simple Justice Ia wealth
rrg'lur' ~ instead of lnvuritiln To-
'wca'ih'lccumulntorr. viii give such
stimulus 10 universal thrift aud saving
ns the world has never seen. Thrift
and Prosperity" Is II Thoroughly inter.
,siing book which everybody viii lind
worth lctking into.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
SOCIAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL. MENTION.

Ailss Norma Cunningham left Tues.
day morning for a trip 20 Memphis.
Miss Margaret Lowndes left Tu.s.la,,
morning Tor Canyon where she VIII en-.
ter The West Texas stafe Normal Col.
lego for the winter term.
The Rev. and Mrs. u. y. jenkins arc
In DainecrfIeld. where they were called
On account Of the death Of Rev. len.
kIn's brother. W. .. jenkins.
Miss Fay Champion. who has lceu ella.
iting with her aunt. Mrs. John Chestnut.
Is spending several days In Clarendon
Mr.. and Airs. barnard who huy. been
Afiting here M guests OF their daurb.
ter Mrs. l.. Y. Llenhard. ssis Tyler
street. have returned TO their home An
wellington.
Mrs. a. Dlnan. has returned IN h.r
nome IN wellington. after an extended
visit with her daughters. Mrs. Jim Jen.
kins and Mrs. Clarence Eakie.
Mrs. ". j. Moore. who has been Wis.
lung Tor sometime with her daughters.
Mesdaines W. II. Browne and Ted Neelv.
mas returned 10 her home In Gates.
MISS Ruby Cook of Mclean. suer,
Monday with friends In Amarillo.
Mrs. u. n. Grove. OF Tulsa. oklabo.
,''a. ~ visiting with her aunt. Mrs. II.
H. oBrIen. 1909 Jockson Street.
Mrs. W. u. Lindsey. accompanied la
n.r daughter. Doris. left Saturday for
oklahoma City for a several days vIsl..
a , which she win 20 to Dallas. where
DORIS VIII enter as n student M \,
Mary's. ''
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=. q. o. HOLLIS FIRST
MEETING Or YEAR

Chapter u, Of r. u. o. held its first
meeting OF the new year Tuesday aftc-.
noon ct the home Il Mrs. 4. l.. Roberts
". when an interesting program espe.
ciaIly planned for Re.Asambdy Day
was given. and included tho following
numbers Talk. WHO'S Who IN y. ".
" AIRS. Maude Wilson; talk. CLEAR.
ings from y u. .. Records" Mrs. J. Al.
Dclseli. Iiesponse TO the afternoon =
roh call. which featured remincscenses
OF vacation days. formed a delightful
Iar' OF the program sevcrnl musical
numbers were given. ana az the close OF
'no afternoon. delicious refreshments
were served. f.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
RIDDLES FROM 9 To ~
INCLUDED m sTOItl.IlOlR

The children's story hour. Including
all Riddles Of the city between the ag,s
OF SIX and twclsc years. VIII ~ held 49,
usuni Saturday morning. IN the Assem-.
by room at the library. Tho hour is
now In charge Of Mrs. Lois White Hen.
derson. Potter County Librarian. fol.
lowing very succcssful period during
the summer months under the direction
~ Mits corinre Nash. The names OF
those who VIII assist Mrs. Henderson
In the story telling Saturday have not
yet been announced.