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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17
GOOD PLATFORM

The Plzsterm sSic~Sse1 hy tAs
Dtnosrars xr the STATE tw-ven-
tsoa- OkEahs-nz CS1y. Is good
Dtmnrrssst doctrine En-ashatSi
In ii ARE q few stray wisyss al
Shswree rwro-zaez6xss0-s bur
sAsss. saor thA nas1 psrr. Are
practical sud gEzelv-
ETe-y n<=eers, III the s-sse
who hsaievss il the hsxs5r r-ln-
esplss of gUvSrn-sns ss evolved
By Jeffsrson- can heartily sup
pcrs this plstsorz-
One plank cf the platter no-
c01nerte3 with THE Shxwres r-6.
viii evoke some t-irrSsrn- That
Is the broad ss1s endo-Se-as1s az
the STATE guaranty Law The aaw
IL lis pre@nt fC-z j. ftuls~ and
il w1ll require Esors than the xs-
ssoz cf 3 State rOnvszzE5ou 80
cover up that fart TAe Satmte
allows too rasrv lou7-holes for
nslsdzl-ls--zrlcr and much
remedial legislation is required
before a normal srUznr of faith
can he wurked ~ IN rs h4Aalf.
The state c0nve1sSr1 fEce6 a
tryIng siszstSon- hur II gerforzA1
It's work sffRcssurly and tho--
cnzhly-
Mayer Walton. s1srA3I-r aa
this plsrfor-- VIII make hSs sP-
r~sf IN sAp hras-s--S
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

gCo1gt-nes trc= Page ID
strike Lewis aerHsed Parsons
IT listening over the shoulders =
at strikers when ghey gathered
sO 1iscsRSs the strike.
Troops remained On guard in
virtually all plzres where soldiers
were sent 10 quell ri0ts earlier
IN she strike These sncludesi
five towns i'm Kszsas - " ParSossS
Nswton. Herrlnrson. Hoissagsoa
ard Horton and three in ILLINOIS,
Bloomington Clinton a.si .sOs-
1T.
Local authorities askssi fer
trscpss 1t Spencer. y ~ where
shop WORKERS r@se sv.ssted lsy
strle >Fk -px' AazsF<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

Tbs agreement signed On last
Thursday II Berlin at last Fr'o-
vldsx for the sstrisrne17 al
American claims sgzins- Ger-
many. A commission Is To h~ ar
pointed. consisting AZ ons Amer
car 81 done German represent
2fivr. and Of a referee. who. kFy
the special reqRes- cf the Ger
man government, IS to he Al
American
Although the nature Of the
circumstances warranted the zp-
pcirsment of An sll-Amersczn
commiSsson-shs Lzasitania elsirns
being among those 10 be cunSsd-
ersd -she appointment Of a
mixed commission Is In accord
aDce with international practice
There IS svery assurance rhxt the
American claims viii receive .
sympafketir hearing.
.Thc new agreement provides
cnly for the settlement Of Amer
can claims As TINS mnsz- ar
rorasnx to the Tresty Of Berlin
precede the final liqznszticn of
the Alien Property Custodian )
affairs it also pre<zgeS the ulsl-
nafe disposal Of German claims
against our government TIE
Trvssy Of Berlin reads that Ger
nan property taken over by the
Aneriean government shall bs
~ the United States ef
AnE;ea : 80 antil sash sine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

- sAe Imperial German g0versa-
--et or sMrtesSars sail
have -aads s4i-1hse prUvEsaaa for
TIE satisfaction of al th4lraS
"a all persons whe-vscsvtr
ssaraseslssa. whS owe permanent
xlsersasee sa the United States
s.f Ansrsea an.s weso have saaf-
serei sArCagh acts ~ sAe lm-
u.4r1sl GsRvumAE r'nv~rwaAsEE ~ ss>
agents
In most a shs talk Shaus the
AlSen Properly Custodian : hsss-
mrs mnssne sarv~s AAs leee1 AApd
anon lbs pocr Gsrsnxrss mad shtar
esxsavs Too lisrAe zssentsea b.
A.a~n given Is ths rrSogTty u
4-srsezn esxsrns This p-serasy
: row assured. ard when car
,~,san.s have been closed Ind
whSrh sAsosald have
s.4pn rassie vsA-s SO ARE rom
~ss-r,7 Il viii ~ -irae so e-@rssgssr
49, qnsrar RS which EAe Ger
mars asirrp shev have suffered
ss ,ks RxnSaS " the AHtratAn
=, -r-ss ~ rzsz--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17
PLATFORM BUILT FOE Wal
TON By STATE DEMO
CGATS. ELEVEN SEA W
NEE PI.ANKS NCoRPoR-
ATED

FrrreErnas s-c- rfFe I'D
-rvsr-ssssrsssr .Ls ..cr-4 t1rlzss sns
szssss- y#a-Ts vt ESnAsGt ssrTaet.
vrarsrsnE sr-srage
1a.a.zsxs AM sx6z-scsIz
ecrnvS1as1rE srl-ai-E-
gsarryzaser,r srAsa,g aHw-
Bank Eu1-111E ssw-
F--vAhaEarE-
AarwrHrs1lz cs .szasT ssrrE1s rEls q
tna e,a--c1 law
wcck-rE1s cc1rg'snsa1scr aAw
Arts-lsz-r @Av-
cc-ruasa1u -gws TIA esuna = tns
s,ss- ing x:A1 H. dsTlsss1-
ar arsu-E-xs code Ira1zg ths ssssz
Il sAs ss1sE-t-g-
Law ssrI-sszE-g sAs races IN
shos.s III. osne1ss-
Laerr lEws. Er-u111g cAsat atarr
saws art sasssE Laws an. s4gas -a1sE-
EAc-A~-r ~E4~
Ec1a-aw-R-sA72 iEr-
Eaus-slr EEw.
-nE-ksS1rg 8rw-
Esr-,sss EtTslas-rs
rras- ssnsr-ta1r stsvI-'estis uae
r-zw have We sa,s- zrrE-ssEsvt ar- u
It's ra1rsErsrnsr1 et tia E-Eaas rEs-
properties zAsrs Il EsErkssS sr-zE25-T
Brs egnszzsass eatrBErtE- ThruuEh tAs
sssans. ak1t Segarz-@1z L fEs AaR1sst
I rs-sxsen rzsz5cr 3ssEsErs 4. 1n@ fEr-r-
srx az -As safe at the asw rata CT
,srrE1- = ms 1ssras R-a rurrr.AEss
OK Limits sr85 n sAs ssnn &C ssTEr-
isr. =sEg5ar ErCla-x- d 1Rs c1s rrEz-
l5-r 5c-lE-x III --sigsss e,.EnSs- Il
LIS sBhzAr 61u1Ez- wrr-h seven zA-
zrr ssTSErs- x cw-s oil -GvRarsss IN
isk 1r1czrs &C ssx1ssr r5E1 6ra
sang SIZE alt sSas rs saE1w
Il 'rs1z5rns. In 8tssz5zn rO rAss il rms h
,SAs- F-crs-rs=s snr1rs5-E s-x sghoCes-
.Eset1a Fs-sesa1AArT. rBkz1r q grand
gszE rr q hHna-ss mt shi-raar rr1l-
s11 tu1aErs-
Progressive ~ TIE asrncrvHfT q.
his ssI-s Is. there Is Ye1 uBth IL he
I11ss ars 10 THIS snt the Ssrrrarrzzsr
Iarzg at tAs r@rsnr E---rzvv rsr n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17
'RHE EUMAT N
LEAVES YOU FOREVER

ce<r S~ases Ursr AesS p<<eszts Az
psssas<s 2as tA< RAeu~sssse psass~
Starts 10 Lesss sAe sysss- Wssar
r~<asy .ss4sr AsS-s
Erry nr'arriss In this esexrsF =
srsA~7ze1 10 say 10 <serr rAssmzsi
x1sstrsr that 4 y s'1l pzss s.cczst &C
Azis1raw- rAs sx-e cssax1srvr o. rAsn-
r1Ersx-zA Scsx zns xAeBw TIE WY -
ssr7 tie xruay. rs..zee sw~zsz points
and 60 Rwav with svez the saig4ress
swArre ct rAsmnls~ GAIN. be wszs
rsssar resnrr yu1r -aousy wstnnsa
sssZzs-s.
AKsnArz LIS kss1 tried fr1 tss-et
sr rearSs xns really marvellous W.
xulsx Asxre nssz drro--slasnsss Il sas
rrass ssTsrs CASES where The s1srsr~
srx Gns xxrnF uAs s1seass an3 PKG
csas Ard where aAs sxEaers was Ass7-
less
Mr. James III AlAsr. OF RaeAssssr.
~ Y TIE tsscrrs-~r cs ATsz-Nz-
who sc- rsk-r yzsrs suffered s1e srr-
-lsrrx eg srass rAs1nk-ls-r. 1ssA-ts
ala susEArv-s n arsw that AE 1sss rist
w8r. q es-s @. zzyc1es Nancy zrfess
4sssz-A.x ase7xzvelv ew1rzF-s TITS
rn-~s cs an diseases. xrus b. nxs n
ss-acrssa druggists sa rzRrGz.se = AS
above 4 sEsrv s1s.sngs4--AI drag
ras1s c81 sETer yrm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17
Tammony Tiger Goes
On Record for Light
Wine and Beer

Nr~ ssrx. Aug THE Ts--
nary tiger IS ir sawc- ~ iir~s
~a.<s as tee~. lsxt rscs. AZ tire
szs~sr i- Fspr4ss-tr street.
CAzraex Y. Narphs tNe tsr cAsr.
srs~acScrc rsassztsrr Fezc~,-
r~em1ins -nat all New Ycrx rruwts
cer,c-rzsac c,nnsrzstx fss ccr-
sress -s recss-e1 - rlncse sne-
ssaves t. syrDS-V arg nscss1res to
red ~ tire g1sEsz= act SC Is u
arSn1 es-x srs isss pctsrs is-1crz
The esec~tlsr cs~r~sssste Of the
ce--9rrztsr ecu-;y Committee al
spees sA> resssusse- grans - s~sg..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17
TlISs NEGRO KILLED
BY IRATE SWEETHEART

sr1~ore. Aus- f7.-Jcnn Evans .
-e5rns IS dead. and Fac~erce Dernir
is n sAe eSursy Iaii after she ssssAeJ
ne~ scr-e~ fove~ twsee last nssnt
when ne arte~pted to strike her WITH
cssss. ss-e 5rne IRE ~rons. ard '
Just wers in there 70 rec ~%sst Ne had
t. say zn<ys H. she said a. tAe
trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

Paul NsshStr : Lezans features
did -anch to Ss.pske rke delegates
"a the state Democratic ec1vez-
sson- Paul does lot az fo1r~
flnshing. hut he looks good from
a rfg.sn-we
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17
Premises Nss kep.

We shzla6 x'ss as1r Il 1alEG TIA.
rarsassacA1 promises SO iEwssAaF give
u TIE scaas-s ~ tie pr0ra5 var re-
zsAs1 zzsalsTzes Il sAe cczaSsss q
aAA A1raElas-lsaon al WasAizysnz
thar are sAa fosguszs1 Eeu- TIER
Asr@ knocket N rain q. she sacss-d
1csor- TAev hHvs AssH1 ssr hAa7 INT
nezs hxrs Heard them. As they ca1-
asznes the grsas commander u :
rAss. 81 .AEv hare aess 1A@ nAarfs1
ind Araksz veterans t. sA@ eci6
mervsas d tAe wxra1- Bs1 tret 70
mezcrr ot ss7ct~AtT hEas rrr fer
gaszs- sAs-a. a11 This 7l1gAss.s tassA
waR ret - wrszs#n = deeds 0s Sac
rar
To az who are = svzEatAE with
progressive 5srnsstrErE. wAc @sa1srs
IN ssssssrszr The ca-Sr-znz e The
O. -z-zcn misses rhN w0rh1 kzAks
I'll szs-rwra1E az rel-He
tc- sAs -sr VIII rzsnss sz-as-x -
AsIr. who wr1I Azre II F-cxec- az
srssrTr1sss and i1rr rssrT agzszss the
Es1nea q -zocsss1ly-zs These We
aSresl to- sAsar sE-1a aEzAF. this az
E1d active su7Tc-z- Ans eAs E-sEcrE
E1ss asrr'vTEs rhus asked ct tie eatc-
ir-ass~ u g-Aatss1 shall D. held in
EScEs-s- Tesz Essu-x11s = t-esEsaas-
~ tie s'srsacrss Of ste 6e1snr-asae
.srkss wAAeA Ts aA5s Car a-11rss Hn1
,sn--E-s- AMI s4s gzrr.1Ens Eyu1g
ras1 wA0 leads rs ID uzRf-saf: zrs
nas 1aszA - aA4 pa.aSas revs- wHFerx
o@ nasas ccszrzze Raw8rs. & a heir.
that G7vwE rBEEAs s'Et n hs kid
~ se-srraa-r ss EF1gr9ns and
EraracIus AZ t-ns a-1 Ea-s-s wlo-
zzn- r. tEgdtSss ne ssr<sfz @szp-
srzz rssrEus@ hs srvef hEnE-ssF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

San Diego. C2gif--gkemf wessxadc
+ Larsen. army saye-. covered ths
l.fssa mile flight fron Saa Ansonso.
Tex in hees than II Moars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17
Oper the Wire

EaErSes-oz. w- Ez~-71hn WElbwrn.
whS sarxsrErsfA1 u the rnszxh cf
z--a. miners IN L0Ean county ayesr
zEn. YES c1-rSctei u Eexnn6 deg &c
rzEnrts- In xsr11setsCu with the ssannE-
s-r cs rsvm<y S.er1ts J c. Moore.
WsrMEsx. EG1s.~-Efsr1-n ". E&srrs.
rases-sts1 mis- @Tth hlush1sg ~ w0rk-
ing ss his trade as q rrz-1Er-
--N--------0
Ezrila~ r. The Euprazre cr15t
affirmed the enrFsrz1c- cs ve-nErso
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

Msnae&pohs-Her-T c Hanke, fos-
rner Treasurer at Her-eFin cnaaty be-
han xarrar4g sentencs for iesraHding
the couaty ot s-SsS.eal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

New Orsszas-Jokn n Thomas. -
w4s overcome BY beat while painting
smoke stack. hang 90 feet in midxir
BY his toes tcr - minages before he
WAS rese2ed RE was saved from
fsn when sis feet carrht In bis rig
gfrg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

Corceprion. farmer rreslasnt OF the
PAsli9Rine nstraAl asnk 10 two yeas
srsproSinzae1t and fsre ct &-.s@s
Tor misuse ot the emrk's rnncs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

Ii premises 10 hc 3 wSrzn eAz1-
p2igu what with rswrazalngrs0g.s,
lExz mussc and r11rseazn whaSkr-s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17


W. lrrr LIS E-hr~-sssux ce a SOL
tssr r'H1Us asw IN xsrA szzrs ~ .As
rsTsrna II 1As s1K1A VII .asSzsT-
We Ire nnesra es aAe rns- sr-ns
e outside e;a9kzA1 ssekErr ssrszz-rrss
4rrss<zn<rs wnaan esat cr~,asr. and
s'ssss-1aaar nc fsrssSg rAss rcrssrsrz
81 AM gas rHssr-rsas cs This r-sgs
s'ass. AT We veswnAs e,sraI.rlxn-
TaHr ~ En1as- EnA r1aSEs cur sarry
10 sns srrBs1zEnr zr1 srss--s--,s ur
q aEzs laws ss srreez sz5 safeguard
ne szrsss-szss nf sAs srtsrsa sssr..
sr'DsEEss- sEsSzlsz fk.a agss-ssssssr
S's'1ar1-T greed ant =Ersaz =aa-
z7'Eaasacr r. wAsra tAs reH ssrrrv-
s-'ss 81 ths -ntesx1ss1s srosuus-
1-4 S'safssraasd nT he raz srusa
In erstHr sha- progressive rsrsrr-
-s1s nay As srsErres IL 0asznora
wa lzrse the sr9g'ur- 1s a. srrwa-s
ar''skErg rstzzsrs Fl1r 1sxEssr -rox-
rszsaFs ssna@5ss ro- rsn~sssss Bsrhs-
HIrSrr xE1 ~ Ess-E rr sxr.e,ss.a cs
Ea-4 rssts5EnzrF rs1nsgsxsr surxr sf
CsAs1zE1R- TEEs s1rrF AId rs a.-
p1rrz1--E 10 FrSre Ers vrr1AAzsaf
Tssu n crrrsuEes sAs ssvsr Arsuss
ef shs lssgasEsrErs u Ezs azsr sa@saarss.
Ii rcrs zaBn failed NsrHas aF n
- zzssssnfF II sTsrr Erss "a srsre
sSx WAS cns sF csnsrpEzsc1 znE Dc.
s1rrSs EEus-ssssrs a1st xsrnlrrrr1s~s
1skEzra wAsa IN. pn-1ksssu nzasos
s'rzrrzesz to ssnaaR nez zhsy sHsrurrr
and sr<tt always In the welfare &C
zns rs5'zha'<x1 azrzr a5uns znE newer
t0r rhs well -a@ang - tAs 9sorls ~
fhs E-zae ~ Arxe w7hrs2r Erxzv-
ssas Al esonszzzzfIsss q tks snsf1ls-
Hae Ct partisan hieztcrr. rhsse -
s'zsasran Ssrsz4z<nrs keEkss Il 5ozzx
TIE szszrsss xczz11 xux5ex- Tzsy
ss1aEet to vste zgorpgrszrssnz <rsz
srr tAs s.kxsr neezs e tA= xcx-e.
Fn<k ~ srAouas- .s11xns and sts.s
s1rzrrzsrt l11 z157usle< zrt rsns
soDe. A <s1useqrenz cen<T5cz 1r
sarzsFzzs frzs0w.s1. ths Exvsxnz- q.
h fszse <zaas tbe2 ta<k and
pr1zi< oSt15sr nz2p<zse.s xxr5cr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

Is Par Nsgls pleased with the
platform adopted o. Is h. Too.
4 real gis~- -harvsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

s<zexsa - se~rs . 4rze need ~ he
<xxmsrs. sax rx14creE sacs1x uss
nxx ~ thsm. TIE 1erA-x1<rt ox
agriculture was s<sas1xsy is>qssred II
ltx asSlstv ~ ssrvc- i-Sksvsse the
state lz1sssrizl commission Was
ssinse1 ara kaza7~rea. In IKE m&a-
nsy other dsqarsmszss we're crsTsse1
|TAsy se<af sAssr days AS the
v~hlxe's nonsv = ts~<sz1sae They
spws@ IN preSasre anA -sffsS taE-
xrA
ra-ansssng tAe sxrx8ral exssAsse *
sxsrwre sarxqSessx Sa1 iEronasHaens
sks'zrs. ve Aaye sus 80 eeAoa& tAa
rsguAasesa aszsrsssrxs*oa a. Wash
hsgsc~. CarsszAssAnr the Fscc-s rr~-
sa6sres aa3 &sssztssfsessaas szge1<-
erred Nv war, Ire hrexxAs shesr seats
IL power. Bas performances. wfsA
SA~z. Is the EzaEosssaae s1xs. ta-a
srvmases have wKAerea In trHsgs~ss
nsxs and t1ziar9. neezzzsrg wssa sAF
tetszs q she Versailles treaty shsy
destroyed sAe hso9es us anEes@atsnnal
rr~ssss, Hence Ezrcges ssa. .sse e'''a
szosse ARse been EakAae to szzxs as
q cc.se~nszc~ eur s@rvams we bare
Aseu mrzsae 10 sell zr6xssrtal STAG
asssan Aas .rascwea Fass npsa sAks-
sAear managing ard za1mi iFsRlasanr TIE
Federal reserve AanRszg Esw sA4s
srsrytAsas ard everybody has gone
S~rae en- sess&ssaa wnAf con
trsss s~sKeen sAess times ant .As
rooA 2avx cs M'co1vww Naaso7s
rMs- TIE sSA scmgAt sAe mRr. row
/ Axnarea xsz seek eEs So: sAsz /
'xBs rgss searched To- evs-v avsnas
K szvessns17s wcr sAsr@ Is rregScEs
as1s4 asussnexs and stan sswe~ ave-
umss TA@m tAs wAnaN c0ensrx
1eHrgsssss. today i axngGasA@s- Ard
these things ne ua1ss
Ig<sa r@zzsrns-Fr tie master AAne sASt
ss@-e8 sAe sAin Frr Aas ss3slssx io
1@aas~ IT'S STATISTICS In SEzF. AS
= ssness to caHst1l and ais fairness
. asAsc- trr Us asws Ee- A1zA1Stg
irs his y.assasn sor w9-s1 ae-nrrA<-
- nxv E1srstes hnsERge 10 Wcesruw
gsascn. sAs greatest ssAssszasn of his
-ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

ktrvre- people ccnEazue 20
shrek, is standing cn the brink
cf iESs<ss-. Afssr sazae SIX years
in this pusAsssn Il does seem A.
though sAe Eigs- naw ee Shae re
So down and swSng her legs
ggsav over che ehEsnz-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

In cihe- words il appears the
voters are 10 b gwen . itz01-
s=rzslnl eli o candidate se- srare
osfsee running ez swo platforms.
But what 5 tbs iTsfereaees Plat
forms are merely tsrvsd pre9n-
Eses-palisSesl premises that zrs
rrxsx ke-s-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

Nsashsr eahss fsrwsFer. sA1m& ar
x1E isze sAss 1e@scr shks WIN Rns IL
ahor1raE ,Ae slAlss welfare. Rassars
sA xErasss ami Scexuass Eai.A sa-
1t1ssr sAs As1ArA HI szTes cs sAs
7eVs3s Is sn 11s1xAsshgzorY 5Sysrs III
aEss-zzs1A-a1g 1EsEnss. and the DE-
-noera-ss sarsF sls'aess isxeit t. esa1-
rr1rs- 4 7'sssszasas. ant 5nu LEO s.sesrs-
are u7s-alann FAR RlE coc ExsAsn-
sare zsrh7a q composing aafss-szess
et This 1hrura.
In private s1dusaraRE sss7zaes We
ars essFasea - compulsory a-asrss
tsa1 Is -asaaed VlLRsSs1e i r...-Esr-r
srs thsax-s il .Exs-
!. crzxr saEs oa- system n Esas
-'ahas VIII H. permanent W. tAaSr q
S'aczssnAsarF. a5ssg1gEs rvGt ,nnsrssr
zccA Inv
Bs-lg TIE arshar st tAs ssgyarata
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Evening journal., 1922-07-14
II. L. BACH, Gen. Foreman
WILSMERE

or Mr.. J. p. Hines. Master Me-
chanic. Baltimore and Ohio r. R.,
5sth and Jackson streets, East Side.
Philadelphia. Jyl2-u.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14
sPmITUALIsT NOTICE.


The greatest care should be taken
with Cancer children, and their
training and development should
commence early in life. They are
exceedingly sensitive and this makes
them very hard to manage, al
though these little ones are very
obliging and gentle II properly
trained.
The attraction Of these children
should be turned in babyhood 10 the
contemplation OF the true. the sweet
and the tender. They should not be
taken to funerals. nor made to spend
much time with people who are III.
They should be dressed simply no
matter what the social position Of
their parents.
The governing sign Of this date IS
Cancer. the sign Of the Crab. and the
governing planet is the moon.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14

PUBLIC sALE-Monday. July II. 1920 a
al / o'clock p. NJ. twenty-five heavy
producing cows. Big. strong cows that ~
will return big profits. Last years
record OF each COW will be announced At
the sale. Some are now milking overfi
40 pounds daily All bred 70 pure 2
bred Guernsey bulls. Herd Federal ac=a
credited by the Bureau Of Animal In
dustry. Ten d0) young registered
Guernsey bulls. some old enough foru
service From heavy producing damssr~
BY fashlonably bred slres
BREIDABLIK FARM. We
Evening journal., 1922-07-14
irYPEwRITERs,

T. A. sMrTH-Typewrite Exchange
Typewriters sold. rented and repaired
Delaware distributors Of F. & r. Check
Writers. 2 W. Seventh ST. Phone s073
ar 277I. dec24-1yr.
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REGISTERS ORDER.

ESTATE or DANIEL !. O'DONNEtI.
DECEASED--Notice ls hereby given
that Letters Parliamentary upon the
estate Of Daniel /. O'DonneiL late OF
Wilmington hundred. decease sod were
duly granted unto Frank p. o'Donneii
on the twenty-third day OF June A. p.
1922. and all persons Indebted 70 tire
said deceased are requested 20 make
payment 10 the executor without de-
lay, and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required 10
exhibit and present the "a ma. duly
probated, TO the said executor, on or
before the twenty-third day 81 June,
A n. 1923. or abide by the law In this
behalf
FRANK p. O'DONNELL. Executor.
address Aaron Finger. Attorney-at-
Law. DUPONT Bldg. Wilmington. Ds!a-
ware June26- e0d-9t
Evening journal., 1922-07-14

Stenographers, bookkeepers. and
office clerks who are looking for bet
ter positions and better s1laries.
should watch the Want Ads CAREFUL
ly this month, as they are under
planetary favor.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14

COLD STORAGE PLANT-Two s-tdn
ice machines and boiler. suitable for
Ice cream manufacturing; size lot,
l2Oxs0 feet. Apply Wilmington Provis-
lon Co.. foot OF orange ST. june2s-3wks. .
Evening journal., 1922-07-14
Kr.ATp's PAzAAR

KLAIR's BAZAAR.
SATURDAY. July IS, !.
At 10 O'Clock. 0opf -
80 head horses and 1
mules, sent here 20 be n :
sold Notice-If you have
n horse 10 sell. bring A
Evening journal., 1922-07-14

BUsHEUNfAN-Experie steady
position: good salary; Apply az
once. National Tailors. 22S Market 81.
jyi4-3t.
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HELP WANTED.
BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-By two adults, board on
NJ, Slin lvf i t Innrn.i o.sna p9 %,
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

AN ALERT BUSINESS GETTbR-
10 00O-mile guaranteed new cord tires
at prices below all competition. Exclu-
slve local territory. 800 and commits.
sion Smith system Cord Tire co. llOS
s. Michigan. Chicago. jyli-it.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14
Statesmen WANTED.
SITUATION wANTED-FEMAI.E

YOUNG LADY-College graduate. de-
sires position as tutor In private
home. Specializes in French; best ref
erence. Address SIT. Evening Journal
Office. jyl2-3t.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14
SITUATION wANTHD-MALE.

CHAUFFEuR-Colo desires posi-
ton in private family or truck eight
years experience. Reference. 1916 ".
Sixth ST. jyl2-3t
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MOVING AND HAULING.

ANY LIGHT HAULING-Household
furniture moved Call Hall. SO Mon
roe ST. Phone 527s-J. june2i-lm..,
Evening journal., 1922-07-14
REAL EsrArE-rooR SALE.

BUNGALOw-six rooms bath. gass
water and electric; Winston Ava
and Lake St. Elmhurst. Del. open for.
inspection. Apply Van SAINT Bros. CON-
tractors and Builders. jy7-tf. ~
Evening journal., 1922-07-14

Louis Mel. MERRYMAN. su
sales Manager Cockeysville. Nd.
LAIR & HOLLINGSWoRTH, Aucts.
jyi0-i2-i4-i5.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14

MstA arrangements now for SUMNER
TERM: day school. ~.
BEACON COLLEGE.
Tenth and King Streets. Wilmington.
aug23-1yr. ~ ---~-s@ "a
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1. J. Krebs. Proprietor wilmington. e
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FOR RENT.
WANTED TO RENT
PURLIo SALE.

KLATR's BAZAAR. Wilmington. Del u-r
Auction sales every Saturday. at 70 s..
o'clock. Horses at private sale at al -
times Kiair and Holingsworth
apr6-1yr.
Evening journal., 1922-07-14

Are you In the market Tor used
car. n 80 look this list over carefully.
surely there is one Of these cars that
will suit your fancy and purse as well,
every one guaranteed 10 be In fret
class condition.-We do not deal In
5unkl
Dodge Touring.
Ford Coupe.
Ford Touring.
Ford sedan
Dodge sedan.
Buick Touring
Ford Roadster.
Franklin Touring.
Chevrolet Touring.
Maxwell Touring.
Hudson Coupe.
Dodge Touring.
Maxwell Coupe.
Hudson Touring.
Essex Touring
Paige Touring.
Chandler Coupe.
Nash Touring.
The prices on above cars range from
5000 TO $500 and any car can be bought
on our easy payment plan, with as
little as 500 cash. with a year 10 pay
the balance. We will demonstrate any
car at your convenience.
KEEL MOTOR CO.
Open Evenings. nth and Tatnall SITS.
octi9-m- Witt. Phone sfO0.