davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
~ orure tho precise yield on bond It

is necessary 10 use yield tables. but the
annroximate yield ca. roughly be figured
out by the following formula Diylde 1s tHs
closing quotation on bond INTO the sa,I;ns rn's
below bar you must allow. also for the
Of the prepa from n9 pa
% ino and divide the remainder by the
number NJ bei Of years the bond mas to run be-
fore maturity. For example. II per
cent bond is selling at 80 and has ten
wears to run, the annual return Will be
s.e6 per cent. The difference between par
and the market price viii be 10 points.
points by ten years the quotient will be |.
This figure is to be added to SIS. whic n 2
ia the annual return. and tue result. 1855
Der cent, Will give you the approximate .
Yield.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
The American Brass Company

dsd
an or portion the capital Of The American Brass
Company (bu not less than % the total outstanding
month of January 1922 for $3.50 cash and three shares Of
the full paid capital
% '0 each snare OF the STOCK OF me Ansr,1a ras
METAIS NAT1oHAL BANR No. 20 Nassau seet New
WatsrbuEy Connecticut Depostaries Holders
of The American Brass Company who desire sell
pose OF any or all of their stock under this
the month of January 1922 and NOT LATER than the Of
business January 81, 1922 Deposited stock certificates
be duly endorsed by the registered holder and signatures
be guaranteed the satisfaction the
Deposlta5ies The Depositaries will issue transferable ce
of the respective Depositaries issuing the
The cash and the certificates representing the
will be deliverable the respective Deposaes February
TO- 1922, for of the holders
deposit. No deduction will be made for
for the obligations of this Committee
conda Copper Mining Company having agreed the
the
a. 1921 will be available deposing stockholders the
respective Deposaes The Depostares will
able for delivery to depositng shareholders Of the
rendered to the Chairman OF this Committee by Price
Waterhousc Co., regarding the of
Anaconda Copper Mining Company, and copy of
the Chairman of this Committee regarding the mines. mining
claims mining plants reduction works and chneries of
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
deposits of stock will be received by either Depositary
after the close of business January 81. 1922.
January 1922.
CHARLES F. BROOKER, Chairman
ROYALL VICTOR
HARRIS WHITTEMORE,
ADRIAN H. LARkIN
CHARLES F. BLISS.
Committee
svlHayAS y Ws, st4sss sEo'5wE's New 4ar c'sr'i N
nel,sNo . %si hNPna"s st4as Sew S'sTssy yoaR \
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Federal and Joint Stock
Bonds

Federal Farm Loan So.
1898. OF. 1928. .10013 Ic1L
Federal Farm loan Sc.
1891, OF. 193f.........1O3 1884, AKA
Federal Farm Loan AIS,
1889. op. 1924. e3 9ss. $50
Fe9~ra Farm Loan 4l3s,
1888, OF. 1928 ......:... c7s4 as% 4el
Fseer al Farm Loan 4lss,
1887, op. 1922. ......... s7;. es% <e2
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank iss, 1851. op. '3l.l03n 1o3s 5l2
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s. j13a op. 1924. 90 looIz $40
Chtcago Joint Stock Land
Bank ss. 1883, op. 1925. % 1907 51o
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
FINANCIAL
UNITED ROYALTIES COMPANY

The 22nd regular 80 monthly dividend
and 9Th extra dividend OF @ has been
declared payable Feb. 27 1922, to stock
holders of record Feb. !. 1922.
g. A. ROGERS, Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Days Ne,u Issues

A new issue Of $5,ooo,ooo City of
Chicago sanitary district serial per
cent bonds, due 1923-H1, has been
awarded at 1o3.17 to a syndicate COM
rosed of Mitchell, Hutchins & Co, the
Foreman Brothers Bank, the Chase Sc
curities Corporation and Kdder, Pea
body {, Co. The issue has been priced
for public offering to yield from Az to
AZ per cent, according to maturity.
Lee, Hgginson & Co.. Parkinson &
Burr and Estabrook {; Co. are Offering
at e91s. to yield about 7.15 per cent, a
new issue Of $1.7o0,00O Galveston
Houston Electric Company per cent
notes, series A, dated February /, 1922,
and maturing August I, 1925.
The syndicate which handled the Of
tering in this market of the Canadian
Pacific debenture stock was dissolved
yesterday. The issue held firm in the
market, transactions being on & small
scale
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
New York State Bonds

Issued IN coupon and registered form no.
Interchangeable. Coupon bonds :cglsterxble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06
THE WAY Or 4 DOC
WITH A NAN
oil Man Bough, Out Farmer,
But Not the Farmers Dog.
No Stree. BY
Heck

Ponce cir. SEPT q Kills owen.
taohslor farmst.dAiggmsn ald
homsaioader htro. pai On his hat
Yesterday, whlstisd 70 hls dar and
vAiket ofi bis farm, Immediately
ialloalnr ,he saie o. an ha properly
10 y " Nsrisnd, local oli mssnsts
owen 70 tare.bred Hosttln
hrs edef and had established just
ncrtheaai o. thlt city one ~ the
finest herds on an excellent farm.
rhtrs Do homrsieaded when tho
strip eas opened h 1898 4 fsw
dave sEo W Nafland. who i bay
inr many farms IN tbo country eur
rounding ponoa cllf. made him
~ position % buy biz quarter 800.
tlcn
owen replied thai NJ seald NOT
sfil tseause b. had hls ilolitsla
herd horses males. chickens and
ether aacarnlaied property Mar
alad iben made him an offer Tor
.eF.rthlnF be nossesssd. inciadlr
COWS. aops and hens Jusf pror IS
making oat ne ohtok ~ lhe whole
thinf Mar'and hesliaief q moment
erd alj
.t'iis have yoa eot anything
sise'"
"Juft a dog. MAflsnd"
Vel never saw the dog. Ellis
don't know what be- look. like. What
breed H. Is Or apyihlng about him
but ~ lust make this check so
more and take the dog"
Ne. answered Owen. he's not
Cor sale and with the check FOR
overriding else IN bis pocket. osen
~histisd q me dog out on his hat
snd walked out
TIE dogl BY The way IA iuft dog.
stray that came 70 the oven piece
. fsw years aFo and male W with
The owner. On The market he would
noi bring is cfnts. perhaps. bot
70 o~en be wss not for sale even
Tor $50
Nsflaud la buying > iot Of Gloss.
In siaif % Ponoa city and nov owns
something Ike 1900 acre within =
mile and q hair of iosn. He h
"vildeaiiing agAln. believing that
Ponca City vii make q iomn Of 2s.-
900 ~i,hia a "a 5ears And that b.
~iil BE- -ssliln pretty" ~hsh ne
tine comes We says the gaolor-
cal dope u rzhs again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06

isa 'tse t1eefts % usi sps 90
0kf rankf.
oS 81 ksiA ,ou and IA AAse
% HstHge
Nrs neu mcisafea frovnlne
= Ten ih. lsigs,u fof tef h e.,sk faf
year hrsskfaks- sle sat1 Il sant
cosa hacn o. - eat Ncllhsf can
ysa
we've haa our hreslfasik- lns
esesl.ed ffsm this dicurna
Had Z 20 ia fhe citf. 80 ekpeussY
~Ne1 ue ddnf have nugt.
In Nrs nsts r,es feafs eali@cd
hus lhey eefe noi far i.ula
7 sAopla tbaak she >aid Z should
uint foile in.Eti hass had Z lsitie
uscFe gfpilia,As 20 her shan iils-
% their was io churh Ina and
IN an enroontsrrt n. Who hsa ish
me hevse soun timc earutf step
plnE sriAielg q sharsh in raulpan,
vtfh hulhy I.arAin ~ Va in white.
and heF fsct eAt ne tacc 81 a. angel
~ 1cunr ~ Qussilunlng 80 ullsfis
desstd ~ her saQhiaioallfn.
That etut said lna "muu nal
fce A. much 81 that I.arkia hus. She :
lasy llltie niils ART
f ceurse she muNnt said
NwaKhf sharaslt "Ana n ufas A.s4
ctter-~
-oh Nep that sai ina. Eoito
vece 81 lhe ehufch Steps
To esefs one wlih whom ihes sf.ste
q fhe aikle after churrh. Ina aa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06


's - .e'e--
- -. - tsen
. ~ - - - - "'fs
~-N 80 -
-. =. - -, -. = ~ = :. - !. |.
- .-fN* -
- - -
-. -
nfal 49, sat nuAls H.faers
vM4 & r-s hlisss1 -sfass.clg lance
- a. taese-
fsv xtss-r-
~ss = saaase eerstref ss-,.,A ~
clene aeer - xlrt & Arrn X rtst
DC lunsrsi ss~Ae eux Ca
-ighy ~ 81 slr a.,.fas -. .t,.r-
sstss >aan
h. tht ae1lAn uT uaVaef thrre
vAs ,l~4ss sen.esasus ~ vlat.rs -
t,9s<as. saur<, - - ssr.s. .-..,r
Auars tge sA.ea,ea ar~.sve -
s..u..rsens q - s~,s.~.as
: .l.e4lsrs s1j Ssis Nia.sa
Shui1 yo1 agsss IefuV
lAia ma kmnea tAe aaw ne ~
h<f l1gsa~s T2ey werx al ls.sA.ss
ai ~ - n.4af - - rrrls, - ~, =
80 tesen4 teresft
i aazf ks4~ n - saIA - I
sazf xay l
Nra- Nan<e scra-s Aes
= NIraaa tafs sA~e lu,a ta.he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06


sen ia hfs eksx < s.s0s4h.s-a
= sqas hafe - appnseea h shs
ptrnlaf 49, said
-ful sla ~ So - iasl rixhl-
A1 IT, triiff re "a ~tf -
sAasla "a - tAnisti
4 bfl - Nlea pulsif. -Mhs
- - ,talk lHvtt Va, noi al hats
~ xrs4si G ~ A. "a gsuile'
ngkf snl pnpssaiipn. lhe fs.'enellas
Hea,eni 8 ~ tans
We tsaf* NA.rae ar.fsnl h.l,e
hef kfrhle lseF es~ "a Asf sse
hfeNs hrf uaftsa nps
Non. -, seftsinh nuiEat e,olt
nss o. yneuEh isf stegt eue
NseHa sisppra hff hahas sinoty
fsseN iast live soa ~eUltnB "a
49, ke-
~lhssf wss pspas Felne O. tax
sou fhls tlua. la oia.
Ttvsp flhleal falanns hstinr heen
nlois sruek ina trYasea anashefs
~0ei she ssld .hui fra mnV tal
wofv serfer - yen cahh.s -
4 donf want ans mar~ Nenanas
lcpk ~as BOO = sni pitecas
'Aakes - tlnefraso Nea u.usg 81
81 aeaN 81 kl,A
M
ever, veiI fAsn N ics cnam
W.ia ~ snrh a lit's elr
ulnana hssan - sIt quiefis nui
khe fassed hef rlais she ats, choV.
urg hleh end slauN
~Hesf She ~ eat y she eiil eai I"
Iua sid Is nulgsi sfhs enl, trouble
h a.e ull net rtts ghs sluis
She ds8f rut her mind oa hsF
nssis nuisti lleftsu diagnosed u.
st'h b'Fker bltr> than thAtf4 ~ N
oaufased hls lnfle dsu1lisr
nls mind had heen pfecee,iins slons
~ uvn PATHS
-Are scp enlng b toke Jenn, and
hoA.hs loaf- shs lnaulr'i
asraluls Iha whole parfy
-ilo'a9n want 10 ~, Zoe Jenny
and I
ssle dafhnr salA Ina patiently
punefillnosi, and iess pnngtliipusll
saded "NohFfnss tbs u ea.ng io
3, raps's huie para
llut ~ bad ihe snrngemrnt With
nahbs n vas a. enf4grmem
lTo - Coallnuodl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06

Nuskogoa sept g. "a ising rail.
way shopmen I'd Mnskogess Labor
day parade IN which 1000 - sons gar.
tlcipatsd Al spauldlng rsrk. whert
ne exercises were hold. Tom Neal a
Poseaa and o u sesfcy u the city
made reeches II the niercsis q m
1mpsirs of c. wsli0n. deuocrsi-
ie nominee for Fovesnor The celesfa.
ton vi1 cloxa i0Iir.t AZ Athletic
par, wfh > boxinK bouf bffpeen
suily NoatgomsrY q FORT wortb. for.
msr csnire ooliezs football star ana
Carl Morris u sapulpa. both hsaF, +.
welRhss i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06

QArtiesrllle Set Another la'o-
mobile accident uAs stasad ~ ths
pewsv srsa nsssh u this elly sst.
ufday night when Liberty iaflng
e1 straek a ford car oanslr tha
ford 20 turn completely over aat
come % ,fop IN ditch by zoe slta
q the rad TIE drivers snd oesu.
pants Of the two cars escaped ui,h
cuts and BODY huriscs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06

Msgoner. SeR.afC Major n n.
SHUT end several afsarlatos have
@nk . shaft On coal leases N s-lf-
y 70 a .o-lhch vein of coil. and arc
hulldng = sideonck talf : mile 20 me
Iron Mountain raiiwoy. prcfarafory 10
minlng on a large scale Beside. IN
shafi mine he company expects 20
open a firir pli also Contracts o.
30 ioni q coal daily have been maie
wsh one coal company IN Kansas
City Major sfhuii expects 10 max
deliveries ~ October u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06

Chelsea Sept 4 a group q prop.
sro ownofs hers have onsaeci NJ.
" koneea of Nln.ia 10 represeat
them In rcsistias rs,meut of lhs sec.
pna anana' pasfg'at q faslus ian
The taarayers coutend that the pay.
lne com.auy deilseed shem ana me
'ewn board a. % lhe rrics psr sad
ier paving
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06


Mrs.. n<ft had beeu having q IN
friu hreuThf "a b npihlnr arfnnhle
st-urfig - sis rnd IA vsre rrfflnx
surp<r. Mr. nrtf hnd f1lhn siiers
has IN fses refnref - rrtgy wien -
tfes~ed Nhea 81 - ren6g aas
T~irtt wss erferinx halr w~iy
bFnshe1. sAs had witbdrswn iron shs
rpon asf eioetd ker be6oon DOR
untI 4 erhot1
~ssf's Fot ore srala~ aid Tns.
uies1nr ~DrlrLf. you go
IT, uezt si,oslng ~ slgn q srnoy-
arr. and woo9 vsfri1e his notler-
inla~'s epor and kho<ted
NJ a1fwff
-Nsf,<r oons sns have vau< sup-
;. sns~er
1<rE- - - lks rssr uuGns wss
,uu atcuf fhe berf svtr
- ansssr
Cs<a~ s1-f 80 sometkns fsnny
e To- yse 81 f1s~
r. refntsfed k1DTlne unshnr a
fie atnsalis oesfrol ererase6 10
fhs rDunn ssr h<r own peviaasis
aafirfa<<fon n nfn1lnr am n~sy u
ss-in1e1 10 si.aeec ks,iIInr fsf sns.
io-s eszsr. ies<1>> 80 rer~. q
~. fsrbre Ia f>a rssr1>s rron
fiff CO.. eietresTsT Dsknf 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06
TAKE IT FROM sol wiss

sol Vice sav folks crowd % q store
And then be gave thls bh u lore
The dealer Who plays square With
men
VII find them coming back aaaln.
The dealer isnllod and aid 70 sal
rfou're not the only one whos alss.
This crowd that's IN ny store msf
shows
I knos a psys % ndse llse~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06

Say What foa vii about drpKsliis
offering someihlng -Iast a. rtod ~.
cause 4 pays a better profit. the fact
slill ttands that n'nety nine oai ~
= hundred dfueglsln recommend
shambeflein's colec aad plarrhoeA
Remedy, when the hets medicine fol
tlAwhoea 4 aaked for and do a. b.
cause they know from what thVlr cust
TONERS taY 81 a. that it ean b. a.
l<ndet upon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06

a. aafamaaNas lGs esAws
oi ~ Ahaa a hanffl barnsa
ne So aAlshai l'>l&t D. ialae.
las 80 eeet 81 1tns iI4 hTiok
AZ suneftfa sf staas "a r0ffatalsf
ifen "a msWfaneua
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06

q TensA and /. aus the fftnk NNs
thalr hanssloe, neu q 81 All lhp
faniiae and eleshlnk vas aeslre, -
b shs Queen rcsidense The nrc va
caused BY eAfloslou ~ patallar
alove.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06

-
Ttrs iaAnA ~ ons anoAef foel
80 nwl<nf x.rnnr ~ vita tAs Is
tele'w. ,nsie laea y tnQainas n,sae
thssns - s.ens enc cir-iea shsus ans
retarnrd iaa Aaa taken Ma .hsn
ana - sisslas is'ss tsna Naian
corlIrect ~ ls@zA
Il neteg So ut aore - s.rnnuA-
ssl1 fpix1t Nnm ~haf ,ce,s "a
= ~ yea haes u SS ssserans so
iaw An1 tAsre aaas have te l.e IA
neN~s 49, ~ said an ~
1e~n zgan
AhosV ttat sAenud iGke plsHca lnse
- sssas 81 t.uluH lhrvai sAtufA aarl
- ~ s~an,usA riesfcs tsf tf.rat
s~allo~wa akaln
~neN aoa "a DulSis scarr aou.-
s,.e tesecxff >gnlaa
>csre ultr cred N.nlan ~Nhy 1
iAinA ~ = gee1 - done. n ,ou asa
a.
irius eycs aew q hss facs a -
lfaeAssi - vas leaklng a. be-. aud
ncss - tea1et ana shut and a..ns.l
IL syes several tines ser, fssf. Ts.elr
f.Aeu ~ tsgM aieAered wRA a pang
q vootef wAicA rleroed hsr ana iefi
Atr 1.skea isA h>cse3 ufs seyes
cnaiinoea ge rne%s her own II va
eaastif nte leoilng a. his rhoiegrnph
nu gti hat recosered rs auihenfis
air
~lh ~vli - ma -~e ran insuire
e. ear letsure u a = neeesSar, 4
xpuia @y vs csn have Il - aside
eases,r g. b~rv IN the city-no oueu
- ffr uieer-
~>N asioe ncthlng szia Nnisu
I'D hke q sa~ IL sfnna
Ar yoa sriops Nlnr
-<ce Tn sercrs~
im tsAed ven'iy AZ her sisters
arrN
1aies ycu 1ear hini WHAT yoo
~aax t. Nay q thstY-
Lulo shpnk hfr had. -Iie isns In
earess~ she said
= arm in earncsf-haps q de Nh.
tan c~ssaned lie va on gMo iees u
- ciair and ~1s siIrhtiy tutinE ~
car ~ eeccf u ~ ssrsestns.. -.
lnralred nus - was ob,iaosiy IN
earute
Tfsy were lookinr - fuiu araln.
Ar1 ncw So ioekcd ~ Niuian and
far~s was sgzfiAi..r terrihie n nat
kck vtita tired - al hlfa. aIone
abref fhfs hing
nuirff exrsobsd There uasn fe..
~ fnau tt~rr n ne theafsr. -
cried 18TH ref him a. the "a. lie
e.sa sz ~ & fAssss aay vay---
trf vas -
IA iseruossg began iouralps
srng sears -oA.- shs sad -uhrf
WI nars ayf-
Irfn fffTv ttart htr. Nrs B.,t
wss i.cAi ts-rtlg drfart
-fc1 s1rey L1iu said low 70
Slrltr
z " = - 49, 'i..hs n h'f
-. = - 's...'' ','.''.'' -.
- s'- u ~
-. :, -. :. - '''i '1A'
- /" - -.
- -. -. !. 4
-., - '-'1
- - '.. -
-. - = - ir-'P
.
80 -
~.
''1
s~ -
-.
- : o1
~ - - -
. -
~ pers ~ eou-r.r- - - Al
~ <xre aulrs8e srzfrzrrss i a.
D'errssr.s frsFser rsrhsss ~ '-refn
ra~atan r~~4esa - fmsm $500 -
p4rr
= snt 9sr- r. rskss tr.r sr-ff
fia8 xosh~ - so - ~ vay'
tsre freo tsrs szpsr~e - -
uarr<t srain - so-.<f.,.r - efts-
rx w-~ Al aw rart f4e "a
$500 - x.fas soufh
IT, - f.sIs ezlr. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06

PefI. 6ept e-Tso fesidencea
we're burned hers. fhe Old John Queen
progery. ! fz-ro9m resldence, corner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06
A TEXAS WONDER

fuf titnrf snd badeff tf0uhle
rraeel ~esA ahf lams back. rhsums
,lan. lrreAalaruss u tas kidnnyn
sud tladier nsknlalpa hlaAdst
tfouhlss la shliiTsn Il nas sold by
dFaEsir's mai N@ ynsi bottle
esssn enre rsna fsr svnru sssti-
monias pr N ~ nal4 raaa olisa
aiFest "a Lonls No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06

Tia maa af s.Ehlf flse aaf alaalf
tesfR tf aep ern aot ihe fetfu1 Nsn.
lrl tat tAia. sHelr nm Hta oa
sinnd-f ilef ne a. afsfli a ~ alIl.
Aameyef : msa rtsf wtita AZ wa
eftAsIaaals ssl $40 maA "a y on+
article ~ taei Hal saHst - 81. tnH.
sflialan etasins ndissellHn ~ rea
siltailn snd wn neef aasa af
thamhsflslns fsbieis n move -
taweia anA luvisasatn Ma stNmath
When thit Il deae theea y Ne leasaa
ahY lha average mgm tAaa>S hat 'ts
fa len "a are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06
Te Even Ore with When They
spcss r. tks Aisle After cksrch
irs Arrosncsc Their hs~a

nounred ihsir nevf Had they henrdf
Leiu maried Dvirhts hroii.sr Nini1n
ln fae tify YESTERDAY on. sudden
yes' A1c runaniic sppkea
~ifh fht upward lnee,flon 20 Which
la uas pfty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06


relAl ef lt1i frta lp So stale ~
isll eas fslefssa = n. eHlss las
toaaany State re- n'sfsaal fsp'ft.
"a ftesaiiy Is ghe isearsass sar.
missleuer
Fepeeias afe lntftastts sttliifs
ssllsd ffem ~ mtfshssa fseeu
Naias 81 halaalnf. lasassf eas
ssilmi ~ 81 Nui ea ep1. saies -
renlsess tsaifsN iasarAnts ea
barelnet asestkfa lnsatsats -
senlensA faalasn dAfaa a
tuiaitn slsftssa tamAss -
ssalsasa. sstlesU ioiai is a.
setsts q 80 ssllnsltl S aisl
'icn ,hat lhs loas a elsss sf os
reported nfss eaala raa slass ta
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-06

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-06
DAUGHERTY FINISHES
LIQUOR SALE RULING;
DETAILS ARE LACKING
tBv Assaciated press,

WASHINGTON, Oct g. The for
NAL opinion of Attorney General
Daugherty as to the legality of the
sale of alcoholic beverages on Ameri-
can ships both private and government
owned. and upon other collateral ques-
tons which have arisen out of prohi
bition enforcement al sea, was placed
in its final form today.
The outline of the complete docu-
ment was understood to have been
placed before the cabinet preparatory
to its submittal TO Secretary Mellon,
as the departmental head who sought
the ruling
Official information as to the de
cision reached by the attorney general
on any one of the several major
points known to be covered still was
lacking. Various conjectures were
being advanced from an absolute ban
on sea borne liquor entering an Ameri-
can port, to an opinion favoring trans
portation and sale outside of terri
torial jurisdiction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-06
TOO MUCH MEAT
HURTS KIDNEYS
Take a Glass of Salts to
Flush Kidneys if Bladder
Bothers You.

Eating too much meat may produce
kidney trouble in some form or other,
says a well-known authority, because
the uric acid excites the kidneys, they
become overworked; get sluggish
clog up and cause all sorts of distress,
particularly backache and misery in
the kidney region; rheumatic twinges,
severe headaches, acid stomach, con-
stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
bladder and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast for few days
and your kidneys may then act fine
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, COM
bined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to flush clogged kid
neys and stimulate them to normal
activity; also to neutralize the acids
in the urine so that it no longer irri-
tates, thus often ending bladder dis
orders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to help
keep the kidneys and urinary organs
clean, thus often avoiding serious kid
ney disorder.-Advertise
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-06
University Goods Angry
About New Dance Ruling
(By Associated Press

MADISON, Wis, Oct. Goods of
the University of Wisconsin are up in
arms because a new city ordinance
classifies the famous junior prone
made and the military ball. the most i'm
portant social events of the school
year, as public dances and ruling by
the dean of women prohibits co-eds
from attending public dances under
penalty of expulsion
Another point at issue is the closing
of all student dances at midnight in
stead of 1 o'clock. Professors have
complained that students have come to
Saturday morning classes bleary-eyed,
tired, yawning and lacking in knowl-
edge-all because they attended /
o'clock party on Friday night
James L. Brader, assistant coach
of the football team and last years
champion was shocked. CLOSE at mid
night and university girls barred" he
exclaimed. Prom will be ruined"
The question will be settled within a
week when students, deans and city
officials get together.