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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-20
Chips and Slips
KING OF TENNIS

Off hand your first guess is that we
refer to Bill Tilden ii, conqueror OF
E11ropean, Australian and oriental
tennis stars and national and lnterna-
tional champ. But while Bill now
looms as the most brilliant man in the
tennis field today this article isn't
about him.
William A. Larned is our victim.
CHANGING over the lists of tennis
rankings the other day Larneds name
bobbed up so often it got us going.
And further investigation revealed the
fact that Larned has been Included
among the first 10 tennis players OF
the United States of America 10 years
all told.
The average star has been glad to
break in four or five years during his
short flight at the top.
From 1920 years ago-to 1897
Larned finished in the charmed list
without a break Then he was ex-
cluded by the majority of critics in
1898, only to play his way back the
next year, and up to 1911 never failed
to repeat, total stretch of 10 cam
paigns in the coveted ranks.
Just how wonderful Larned's record
lis is shown by the fact that the next
, longest ranking player in the game is
Beals Wright and his brilliant efforts
and endurance carried him into the
first 10 for just 10 seasons, 1899 to
1908.
Which would indicate that Larned
may we'll be called king" with no dis
credit to Tilden and a score of others.
Richmond high school will begin
| her final week of practice Monday
night, in preparation for her game
with Newcastle on the Coliseum floor
| Friday night and with Jeffersonville
| high at Jefferson.
The Kewpies will travel over to
| Eaton Tuesday night to play the Ea-
ton EX-High basketball quintet, and
are confident that they can take the
number of the Ohio lads.
! Gullion, the star center for the Pur-
due five, was certainly marked man
in the Chicago game, at Purdue Sat
urday night. So closely was he guard
ed that he had only one shot at the
! basket and failed to connect with that
one, but his floor work was very good
and the scoring fell to Eversman
Masters and Holwerda, who connect
ed for enough points to win handily
! Joie Ray, star middle distance run
ner of the Illinois A. c., hung up an
other worlds indoor record when he
travelled the 5000 meter race in eigh
minutes 81 2-5 seconds, in the annua
games at the Wilso Athletic associa
,tion at Brooklyn, last Saturday The
former record of eight minutes anC
35 seconds was made by Charles Bon
bag at the same games Dec. IL, 1911
i Drawings for the games in the an
nual state high school basketball
tournament will be made next Satur
day at indianapolis by the board O
directors of the l. H. S. A. A. TIL,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-20
Hills Florists to Play
First Game Tuesday Night

HilFs Florists, a newly organlleu
basketball team, will play its first
game of the season next Tuesday
night when they play the Boston In
dependents at Boston. Included IN
the Florists lineup will be Moore,
Brunton, Deiser, Hoover, Madge,
Henry, Meek. Teams wishing games
with the florists are asked to call
Phillip Meeks at phone number 4644.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-20
PURDUE five DOWNS
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 20.-Purdue
downed the Chicago university five in
a hard-fought, well-played basketball
game here Saturday night by the score
of % to Is, featured by the close guard
ing of the Chicago FIVE The win en-
abled Purdue to remain in first place
in the conference standing.
Gullion, star pivot man for the Boil
iermakers, was guarded so closely that
he obtained but one shot at the basket
during the entire game. Scoring hon.
ors for Purdue were divided among
Eversman, Masters and Holwerda. Nc
CURE and Holiday played the best for
the losers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-20
BRAVES GIVES REDS SCOTT
FOR MARQUARD AND kOPF

- BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 70. john
colt, pitcher for the Boston Nationals,
has been traded to the Cincinnati Reds
for Pitcher "Rube" MarQuard and In
fielder Larry Kopf, according to tele-
gram received here Saturday from
George w. Grant, owner of the Braves.
who is now in New York.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-20
EATON HIGH HuMbLES
C0NNERSVILLE BOYS

EATON. Ohio, Feb. 20.-Eaton high
school basketball team humbled the
Connersville high school team on the
local floor Saturday night by the score
of 81 to Il. Although the score was
one-sided the game was very fast from
start to finish, with Eaton leading a;
all periods of the game.
Sherer was the high point man for
the Eaton five, making a total of II
uoints during the contest. Deurstopk
ecored five of his teams points, and
Trice four
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-20
Bowling

Richmond division bowling teams
won two match games from the Indi-
annapolis division teams on the R. and
W. alleys Saturday night; the local
Vets winning their match by 210 pins
and the division team winning its
match by zoe pins
The summaries:
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Whitewater LOSES
: TO CENTERVILLE LADS

CENTERVILLE, Ind, Feb. 20.-The
Centerville X. of P. basketball quin-
tet defeated the Whitewater 1ndepen-
dent basketball five here Saturday
night by the score of SO to q. The
game was very fast, despite the one
sided score made by the local five.
Harris apd Matthews led the scor'
ing for the winers, making 81 and Is
points respectively, while Hunt led
the scoring for the losers, making II
points.
Tho lineup and summary:
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Hadley for Kendall, H. Gale for Rich
eson, Kendall for Townsend, Town
send for Kendall, Richeson for Rich,
Merrill for Peterman.
Field goals-Richeson, 5: Peterman,
.: Stroll, q Rich, Pike, Townsend, 2;
Hinshaw, Lane, Kendall.
Foul goals-Pike, 6; Hinshaw, g.:
Kendall
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, and summary:

SuDSIICQtIUIIS Iof 1'HtHVOrIO
Bowman for Burris, Townsend fol
Rertsch. Freeman for r. Blose, IL
plose for White, r. Blose for Free
man. White for Mutchner.
Field goals-Matthews 8: Burris, q;
Harris. 10; Bertsch, l; Hunt, Z; ii
Blose, 3.
Field goals-Burris, 6: Harris, /;
Hunt. 3: Mutchner, 8; Freeman, l.
Referee-Eades, Earlham.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-20
CenterDile Basketeers
OutcIass Grace Church

The Grace M. E. basketball team
was defeated by the Centerville M. E.
team on the "Y" floor Saturday night
by the score of "a to Z. The Rich
mond lads were out-classed in all de-
partments of the game and at no time
were the visitors in danger of losing
their lead.
The line-ups and summary:
CenterviIIe (24) Grace M. E. 7)
Terry ....F... Pinnick
Harris ...........F... Campbell
Martin ........... C........... Reid
Dodik .G........... Smith
Stephens ....... .G. .......-. Elliott
Field goals-Harris 3, Martin T.
Reid 2, Campbell 1.
/ Foul goals-Harris 4, Reid l.
Referee-Eversman
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SUPERINTENDENT Tut OUIlIlS-
ham. Cottingham for Larkins, Brown
for Trice. Fielding for Beeson, Kelly
for Ensminger.
Field goals-Sherer, 5; Cottingham,
9; Mcintyre 8; Watch, 2; Deurstopk,
2; Ensminger, /.
Foul goals-Sherer, z; Trice, a:
Deurstapk, l.
Referee-Harringto Richmond.
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The first mention of wheat is in
Genesis xxx, IA, in the account of
Jacobs sojourn with Laban in Meso-
potamia.
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Drawings for the games in the an
nual state high school basketball
tournament will be made next Satur-
day at indianapolis by the board of
directors of the l. H. S. A. A. The
drawings will include the district,
regional and finals, which will be held
in INDIANAPOLIS,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-20

Russian women have the reputation
of being born politicians and diplo-
mats
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-20
VETS

Total 49,. 791 S04 1923 2418 :.
High average-Foster, 1877.
High score-Green, 1913.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10


deceived lbss Gals kueN ihal these
ueni. Nvfc slrlal raff - dadlY
i.>i hai m q niamfui An would uu.
defslana "loNfad " nil.Hs yau full
of lmrg ihna hailrissa better men
than ,ua haNe heVn 0lled and nhat We
ought a. 'lo vew ia-t going 60 iet
yua lny uni aH nl.hl ln ihe pasture
with Aour l,ei iifd end yaur hausls
nchlnd loar ha,k
~ one rclnNe,l The, LISTENED. sar.
lrg. zoe "a shat would fellan
"iou mas eei M, tud before
morning Smon uHui 90. annt you're
weuniY doessesl and little frost
won't hurt 500 Ant I've e., ihe iiace
an picked uai for su0 Ana Ne'f, e,cn
going io move semflalhg that's m,ing
there ~ li wlii he mofe pheasant
Aga.u he nausssl truce luokei up
~Ihe thing that's lSing there Is
dead ,earIng olf haif af, ~ gt
was kille1 last Night b, the Killer
..4e old eafsly that nl4khe you've
heard Of before Some of ihs boys
acre gn,ne % wR't IN trees tonight ~
thr canvass and shout The KILLER when
be- comes back after another meal-
something hat lihely Won't hsppen up
an abeul midnight N be runs true 10
form. but lt Won't be- necessary now.
Nete going 10 haul the curcass away
down Wind where he won't smell li.
And we're going to leave YOU there "a
it, place to explain 10 him ~hai be
came 81 a."
nfnce fel' lholr glowing eyes upon
hlm ENutHtlon uas creeping over the
elaus once mere their leader lad done
himself proud Il was such sagEcs
llons az ihis that kepl them Ia awe -
him
And thet thought they understood
They supposed that the night would
be of ihe uiier depths ef terror 90 the
fenderfoot from tho tlues. than The
Lcar would sniH aud wander about
him and pcrchancc the mans mir
eouid BE- tnfnrl quite white by morn-
Ing Iiui heHg mountain men they
Thought fhof tlle negml daHsyr ~ W.
tnck was nof gpuf They supposed
that ihe Inhom fenf q men that ull
animals possess Nnnll keep hln AZ Il
distance Aud Do D, nuy nllikelY
chance ihp ihffi * ihe beef carcass
should throw Dim Into sl,h mrt thar
be- wuuld Dharcc Bruce 10 harm 10
particular would hc doHe Tho man
vus lalgcr an enemy 81 ihv elnn.
and AFTER once ,hc frlllalc rupees we're
removed. $50 one would ask questions
about ihe muliafed broken thing
that would De- found nest morning m
the pasture The story would carry
down 10 The settlements merely a.
fresh atroc.iy Of the Killer The last
and greatest 4 ihc crIfxllpt
ITO be contlnuedl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
If Kidneys Act
Bad Take Salts
Says Bseksche often means YOU
have been eating too
much meat.

When you wake up With backache ant
duh misery IN the kidney region il may
mean you have BEEN eating too much
meat, says well-known authority. An
exeees Of meat may form uric acid
which overworks the kidneys in their
edort To hitter Il from the blood. and
they become sort Of paralyxed and loggy.
When your kidneys get slnggish al
clog, you must relieve them. ike Won
relieve your bowels, removing all the
bodys urInous waste, else you have
backache, sick headache. dizzy spells
yosr stomach sours, tongue Is coated
and When the weather il bad vou have
rheumatic twinees. The urine = CLOUDY.
JUL q sesiifnent, channels often get sore,
water scelds, and you are obiigef to
sssk relief two OF three times during he
night
Either consult a good, reliable phv.
sician az once, or get from your phar.
macist about four ounces Of Jad Salts
take tablespoonful in a glass Of water
before breakfast for 4 few davs snd
your kidneys may then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice. combined wifh
hthia, and has been used for generation.
70 clean and stimulate sluggish kiduex~
also 10 neufralize acids In the urine
90 II no longer irritatea. thus often
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts j. inexpensive, can not In.
iure, and makes a delightful, eifersescent
lthia water drink Drink lots Of soft
water.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
MYSTERY ~ DEATH
Oh CHICAGO WOMAN

ch.caga Oct 70 Coronsr Heif.
naps office today took ovsr the 10.
ves,igafion ot circamssness sur.
roaHdng tho death a Mira Ella Sal.
iendrr. -. IN her room At the colam
bus memorial hospital Lat nleht
An inquest waa orterpd today.
Police. Who bexan the inquiry last
rl7hi reported that iha woman's
a an wss caufed By an oyerdos- u
an4fslheiir. neli admln stored
J. W Newman. ationsy Tor Mrs
sullsndsr and N, hospital. today
~nphailcally denied last nights re-
por that the woman wai . drug
addict.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
WOMAN CHARGED WITH
MURO[R, IS DEFIANT
Mrs. Philips Comes Near Telling
Who Did the Job But Stops
In Time viii Tell
Story

Los Angeles. oof l Mn CHa
Philips. awaited irhi a. obtr 20 ior
De murde- or Mrh Alblrtl ire
maine Meadows. 20 years oil Wd2w
Who ~as baen 20 q daih with a
hamm,r July ", has mad 10 utet
.pt-mcn ber first point bl ~ q.
NAL cscaEt when she pleaded %
cour. iha she was not qpi,y q E
er'if
10 n.ver aru.k ihe blgv ,h 3
Nj Jed Alberta Meadow Mrs phl
'lps, was quoitd Neither dld
c.rik 90 frn blow li va
AZ that point, sh, shocked hlrwlf
and r,hitei 70 finish ,ho sentence
Il a reported tha is Mrs
Phillips a. 'rmaa'icu moe 20 Dl,ni
insxn.ty which once VAS lnrauncti
a. hfr defense. thas has cai, 4 hsf
fr'quont change q. eouu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
CLEANLINESS DISIi 'SStD
~ RE~IiJRlNIIl IT,

Washlnfton, ucE - NnHa ton
vac dlscut a hers lodAg in ean.
Nniipn n h Ntoaa, nestaannl
Af21clliila
fhA reataurtn maa a. p4plig
2 aiih {sW and tha rstaur. a, code
~ eth'cs. wsra among h suhlec
fa d.sufa.on
a Prep sai 10 aitct an erhier
and Entral policy dlfseto for az
induatry eamo d fore ,hs eouwn
tlnu bui iia adoption w4s cousilgrsd
q ub,ml
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
3NAKE EARS Eocs. GLASS
AND DOOR KNOBS

Monticello Ark. Oct l0-Thlt 4
uan biaehaake Ms not rapi-
cular IN Ms dha vas ne ''ai meni
made by 3 w. Perry aoll.known
farmer r,slding Near here perry
has pr.z.d floex cf hens. He knew
The hens were doing u ir duty but
ne wlsnt Httlng eggs. An iuip,c-
ten o, iho nest a. 10 he trlll
OF a SNAKE Ths nest wra minus
cses
p,rry procured a small g.lss sgg
ana placed q 10 tho nest The nsr
vlst fhowd nnoiar empty otst.
Even iha gass sgg wa gons. lie
then mt door knob IN the most
His NIX. vsit revealed a large
blacksnale curled up IN the nest.
He Killed the snake and insiie The
repule be found the small giass sgg
and DE door knob.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
PROBE sLAckmAlL CASE

ssn Francisco. Oct l0.--Federal
pos al ~ horlsles today launched a
probe q an allezed extor.lon plot Of
blaekmall Gorham X. King. wealthy
Rcd Blur residenh Wa domanesd
she sun o. $4,000 under thrers OF
dfaih. -Four threatening letters. all
signed X. K. X" wsre turned over
TO she posall authorities.
The letters designated a spoe in
Rcd Bluff. vhue the money vas 70
Be- Ief, and one c, than threatened
70 kldnap kings sister II their de-
mands were rot compiled with. Mics
King came % San Francirco as
reaul Of tbs lsttsr. Il = und,r-
stood thss President Shook o. the
Tehama Couniy bank. and T. q.
Ramsey. ranchsr OF Rcd Bluff. have
rsceived similar threatening letters
demanding large amoun.s.
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WATCH RUNS AFrIR
20 WEARS ~ uARTH

otb,rp NO cci l1 Percy
Ror rs q armfr hylng near he-c.
nc cfd '5m IN ag bright IN ihe
fis'ds D. Was pioN.R or picking
IA up d found g 20 D. witch ne
clmlfd zoe dr. or III, outside,
wound up end Il strtfd running.
He DISC yercd w4s watch he
hs1 loi 20 years ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10

~. the words rang clear Bot The an.
swer OF the esil-heaited man before
him was only a laugh
"sha there's one thing more I want
TO make clear" Bruee went on IN the
strong voice of man who had con.
Quened hls terror And Il was not he-
cause ho did not realize his danger
lie was la the hands ~ the Turner's.
and he knew fhat Sman bad spoken
certain words that. lf iur no other
reason than ms reputation with his
followers. he would have 70 make gond
Rrucr knew thai 40 mon,nt ~ h.s ne
was ever fraughi wiit znaef pcri
Bot Tie faet l,ssf aha' there we're ~
doorn o. escape open 10 him aud h.
was face to face Nlih his do,i.ny,
steu.jcd him an the mere.
The boy tliat had been wakenrd In
his Ted At home rs The ring of the
phone bell had Wholly vanished now.
a man a. fhe Wild places had come
Instead stern and coura geous AMI TN
lllnchiag.
Everything is tolcrable clear 10 us
already" Simon said except your
sentence"
Il wan, you TO know that refuse
TO be impressed with this lulIcial aitl.
tude of you and your blackguard fnl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10

chamhorlains Cough Remedy has a
remarkable record II has hoon IN use
fr colds. Group and whooplng cough
for almost half a century ani ha, con
sianily grown N favor and popularity
as i,s Food qualities heoame better
known Il u the standard and main
reliance for these diseases Ia thous-
ands u homes The facts that Il can
a'ways be depended upon and Is safe
aud pleasant 20 take are greatly m ~
favor when q IL wanted for children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
ftsfss ea sssY uaY - ave o.. sna
80 tsts tbs isst seuEa ssasssf
Fgn sssr sfasd.

You've probably heard a this vel
knoea plan ~ making cough ssrup 80
home tat have vau ever used Il
When vou 10. veH wtlf undsrsfsnf VI
fhaasansis n families. the wofld sssf
feel that tbev rould hardly xesp seuss
without a. It's siInpl~ snd ehssp. hnt
the say q taxes hold of a cough wili
quickly earn 4 = persnsnent place IN
foslr hons
into pint bottle. ponr 81 ounces of
pinex then asl1 plain granuiatrd sugar
syrup % Oh up the pint Or. u desired.
tise clarified molas<es. honer. or corn
syrup instead Of sugar syrup. Eifher
way, IL tastes good. ntvsf spoil-. and
gives yotf . full pint of better eonga
feInsdx than sou could bur ready mals
for three times its coat.
Il i reslIv wonderful how quickly
this homemads remedy eonquers q
seems % penetrate through every air
cough. lifts the phleen. heals the nen-
lief splendid for throat tickle. hoarse-
ness. Group, bronchitis and bronchial
asthma
Pines Is highly concentrated eom-
pound Of genuine Norway pine extract.
and has been used for generations for
throat aud chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment AK your
druggist for = y ounces Of Pinw' With
directions. and -don't accept anvthine
else: Guaranteed 70 give ebsclnts satis-
factlon 0. nonev refunded. IN ftnex
Co, r. Wayne. lad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10

Melville Reeve 81 chicago. 0rgln
ais ~aa model husband lla
bought hh wife an kind of wtiy.
'n mding eAmouds sapphre lay
aaler', rings bracelets sni wrist
watch Then h. slipped and sgiped
All lae ie~elri sni gave Il io Edna
pT"oHh a fashion mode" flmd
vile eaught sish of the model IA a
fashionable hotel fsw days aro and
imemdlately weni mo actlon Wien
The smoke 81 batdo had clearol
away Mrs. Reeves had an nv
le'~tlry aaok Tho Incident has hu
inflated Mr. Reeves WY much
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
NIIE DRINKS IiSvi
NilfN ntnsN ~ BAe

Ns~ YeFk. Oct - After ar as
band Gsorte y {. alleged sss
-fpoken haeshlr % hF or sss
dreasinx nsails aroaed "a. Acas. :
Nrs Nuoalea Addir 2, r,4r olA, a
50 ,io Wsss Epd .vssss. srass |.
ansntar ~ lrs0l shs va fsass
lying IN her fpom By As 2ssAT,
Mrs Mafis sehaa.sf. rha ns % iss
4srsst shonting Mr d4sxAr "a
dynE pairslmsn Cs.l. s4slss 80
augulsno. ur Mern-.lAw -
Keiekfbo.ksr aoepSt.l .ld NJ.
AsAllzs coadltoa "a not ~rsss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
oosn. WON'T sac sPLuRes

An An ricin woman. q raih a
f.rm American woman. mlj 90
t oms ne queen of Gaeae.
Princes Anaso form Mrs
william - J. d.. o, clev land.
Ohio. seems 20 be- in le lor that
honor Tie throne o. King George
a ioitsrns. snd Pnros chiWo-
IN :. who married Mrs Leeds 3 IN
flvorel successor sha has sptn&
u.llioas Of doIlrs financing Greece
aeains. The Turks. and the people
there are anxious Tor her 70 boc3m
queen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
RIG MIL" MOliE
.t>MA> ~ skTTuN
PHHE TEJHEM


eh eago, Oct 10 iIeary g wal.
lace, ssvrsgary ~ axrlea,ure. dow
efuor Mafren r Necmy q Indlsns
Hlri Alana VI Gllhlan. humorls
ard fhomas Wilson. ~ses asnona
The SPEAKER, on m. programs ~ the
feyi ntfsnth annuil convention ~
tAa lusgliuss ~ Aln~riran a-st
Packer. .aicb ops..d h.rs nosaay
n'fh,
Fh. mc.saT 'ndarrys sslsusss
wfh On. publIc vas a. .ahlses s<
~ adife. BY q y s.fn. H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10

for Alinsr sai bladder tguubis
gravel week and LAM hack. rhsuma-
tlim. irresuiarllie. % the tif-
nsys aad bladder Rsxulalos bladder
srpnhlea IA chliarsn II no' soa b.
drnKmiats mall tiRs Amsl toslls
often cnfa Send fsf s~orn lssu.
monlals nr E W Hall. to-. llivs
street. a Iouls. No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
coArGo on lUaRro TONGUE

\ roaiFd tOnEun indicates dINeslIVs
disorders u neglected wlil caus
neftousness. sick head ache. bad
breath. bllousnesa gas and eonatira
ton Correct these disorders wifh
Policy Calhafiie Tablets Peel fns
and have no more troubles s'sco tax.
iag Foley Caihartle Tablets writes
Miss A walker. Dublin. "a SOC
Evory Whefa.
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no shot colhri vhlio shfeualnE hlm
SELF 10 flgh with Gtarsr alvck
over o card same. he was arroa ~
az Clrd|n. a thort ilme aftr ghe
shooting
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rsHAusrro FROM


Ia gripre coughs rack aud tear tie
sufferer 10 state ~ eahauafion
Would get completely exhausted fna.a
violent coughs wrsos X @ CollinA.
hainegst, \ J Tried Folcy's Ilonoy
ana Tar and the cough eeareA" -as1
~ three generations for coughs. coles
AID Group Sold EsoryNhefe
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FIGHT ONER CARDS
REStIIs ~ TRAGEDY

Miami oct 70 james c3llhra. -.
VAS probably fatally woundsi and
VIII Yanderpooi. -. Is la the county
jail here a. the result % an alleged
accidental shooting a, Commerce
Coiiard - proprietor - fed
sforo as comtsrce H. was wound
ed IN the neck yandsrpool claims
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A ceod phu,o

When you want a physic that Is
mild and gentle IN effect. easy 10 tsx4
and certain 20 act. take Chamberlain :
Tablets. They ARE excellent
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NEGRO cosFHssEs TO
KILLING cHIcAooAn

Ess, st. Louis. oct i0--Psrcy
Roblnfou. a n year cd negro. VINO
was arrested here sunday Afternoon.
has confessed. according 70 iha po-
lice. that be partlcipa.sd IN tha KILL
inf OF Mrs Morris Grtsnbsrg and the
ioo.ins of her apartment IN chl-aso
last February 3 The police said
Robinson named an0ther negro.
Baob.eg Goif. A. his accomplice In
tn double crime.
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cur nus our


gut out thlh Nisp, enrioae with e. 20
Foley a Co, zs3s Sheffield Ave. chi.
caro-. M writing your name and az.
drota clearly You will recivn IN ~.
turn a trial package containing Folry's
Honey and Tar Compound. for couKhs
colds and GROUP, Fuioy Kdnry plns
and Foley caihartic Tablets Sold
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