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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
NN0-yEAR SENTENCE ON
NARCOTIC DRUG CHARGE
Lydia Fonzo. Negress. Also
Fined $500. But Her Coun-
sci Takes an Appeal.

Two wears imprisonment and a fne
a. $500 was the penalty imposed by
Municipal Court judge Hastings today
Lydia ponzo. Negroes. charged with
rosscsslns dope and a hypodermic
needle Phillip Garrett gave notice
az an appeal and bail was fixed,ai
8. 600 y
Detective Riley said he and De-
tectiNo Pierce found package con-
isinins iis capsules % morphine and
cocaine on shelf over the kitchen
door
The Negroes said man came 70 her
home tho day before the place was
raidcd and asked her TO take care OF
the package until he returned
In raid ON Sol Lafayette street
IN "nloodneid," about o'clock this
morning, police arrested Rufus Hem
n,ingway. Negro. on charges 81 selling
dope and possessing drugs and
needles. Two Neercsses. Annie Green
and Lillian Randolph. said 20 he al
dicte. were also arrested A. the re-
aucsi ~ Phillip L. Garrett. tho cases
o. Hemmlngway and Annie Green
were continued until Tuesday Lillian
Randolph admitted using dope and
~ns committed for treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
DANGER SIGNALS DISCUSSED.


The matter Of protection by warm
ing signals at railroad and highway
grade crossings was discussed at a
luncheon yesterday noon I'm the Old
Colony club rooms.
The meeting WAS In charge OF
Carlton r. Brigham. president OF
the Delaware Safety Council. Those
present were: Josiah Marvel l.
Paul Jones. Secretary state Highway
Commission; j. ~. Stadelman. Chief
Engineer Pennsylvania Railroad
". jackson. Division Engineer
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad G. ~
Grub. County Engineer: r. l.
Sreskmsn. Attorney for Levy Court
Of New Castle County; l.. A. De.
Blois. vice president. Delaware
Safety Council. T. A. Walsh. secre.
tsry. Delaware Safety Council.
II was urged that "A standard ad.
vance warning shall be placed at rail.
road crossings .n New Castle county
and advance signs 800 feet away from
intersections Of side roads with the
state highway.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20

Directors Of the Friends School An
letic Association met yesterday after
noon for the consideration OF the plans
for the new playground 10 be estab-
lished at Ninth street and Woodlawn
avenue Of which they will have charge
but as all the plans had rot been
completed they were unable to do any
thing definite. The plot 10 be utilized
is about 400 by 800 feet The directors
yesterday discussed the laying OF a
quarter mile running track around it.
A committee was named on member
ship and the members will endeavor
to interest a number OF prominent
citizens in the undertaking. At a
meeting 10 be held some time next
week it is expected the final details
for the project Will be perfected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
ROTAR|ANS HOSTS OF
NEW SALEM CLUB
Many Wilmington Members
Took Part in Affiliation Meet
ing Last Night.

Twenty seven members OF the VII
minEton Rotary Club went TO Salem.
n. j., last nieht. to participate In the
afflliation meeting of the Salem Rot
airy Club. The delegation. which was
headed by President william Il. Fos-
ter. left on the 9 o'clock ferry n
Penn's Grove, motoring TO the Sale ,,
Country Club, where the exercises
were held.
Henry n. Fithian. president OF the
Bridgeton Rotary Club. and specla
representative of District Governor
Ed L. Stock. TO organize the sslen'
Club, arranged the afflliation meeting
A band Of 30 pieces furnished music
at the Country Club, Many Of tn!
New Jersey Rotarisns brought thell
wives. and probably $50 persons were
at the tables when dinner was served
at s o'clock by Camden caterer
President Flthian Of the Bridsetor
Rotary Club. presided at the dinner
District Governor stock was repre-
scented by Ed Bartlett. past presi
| dent. Of the Philadelphia Club. VIII,
presented the charter TO the Salem
Club. The speakers were william r
Metten. past president Of the vii
minston Club; George w Meredith ~
the Atlantic City Club. Charles W
! Ackley Of the Nineland Club and
Wordsworth Crease Of the woodhur,
Club.
The new Salem Club was organize,
with Il members and enters Rotat,
with very promising prospects, WI
liam II Chew is president Of the club
J William Geyner. ce-president
James II. Mecum. secretary: treasur
Ier, Hubert c. Berry. Tho Wilmington
Club initiated the clubs survey las
summer. but later withdrew with TN
Recommendation that tho district gov
ernor place the organization work Il
the hands Of New Jereey club. Thi
WAS done.
Wilmington had the largest distric
delegation OF any one club presen
last night. The representation includ
ed Joseph :. Wilson. G. NJ. OberlS
Harry Il. Speakman. William r. Met
ten. William p. White. Frank n. Owe.
deer Stanley NJ. Arthurs. Len Wake
Willard Austin. Leonard X. Verge
Ellwood Soudcr. Clarence Unge
Charles " Cant. James +. kraus
; William Il. Foster, Charles \. Ban
berger. Robert SChoeniiahn. Harry .
Cssperson. Thomas Smith. Alva Limo
ley. s. L. McVey. DIR. II. 7. Ewes. A
bert Neutze. r G. Bryan and Samu
Coolins. They left tho Salem Countr
Club at 1915 and returned to this cit
bv the ferry, leaving PENIS Grove {
= II o'clock. Joseph Wilson of III
Wilson Line took care of the part
, going and coming
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
NINE HURT AT HARVARD.
Two More Students Added to Victim,
OF Explosion In Laboratory.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Cambridge. Mass. May 20.--The list
Of injured in the explosion of a LIQUID
oXygn ank at the Jefferson Physics
Laboratory at Harvard University
yesterday was brought to nine today
with the addition of the names of two
students. w, T. Reidy and c. D. Bent.
The students who were attending a
class in the building were only slightly
hurt
State Fire Marshal. George c. Neal
has ruled that hereafter all laboratory
experiments involving the use of high
~ combustible gases or explosives
must be carried on in isolated build
ings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
THESE TWO CARRIED LIQUOR.
Sultcases In Hands OF Midnight Pc.
destriaIs Attract Policeman.

idly, two men giving the names of
Michael Lichowid and Paul Swar-
kofski, were arrested at 1890 this
morning on Fourth street between
Pine and Spruce, by Policeman Hut
berg on charges of violating the State
liquor laws.
Hultberg testified in Municipal
Court that one suitcase contained l2
quarts of whisky and the other eight.
The defendants were held in $500
bail each for the Court of General
Sessions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
aoLDEY OUTING JUNE 8.
Business School Graduates WIN spend
Day Mt AugustIne Beach.

Goldey College graduates will hold
their annual outing on Saturday, June
3, at Augustine Beach. Automobiles
and bussss will leave the college al
Ninth and Tatnall streets at 230 and
take all persons TO the scene Of the
outing.
A picnic luncheon will be served
at the grove and there Will be bath
ing. bsseball games between the
crack Goldey team. and some othAr
team TO bo selected fleld sports and
games. In tho evening there will bs
dancing In the pavilion and around.
thertsble frolics.'
Tho COMMITTEES ohalr,nen follow
n. b. Warrington. general commit
tee: ". p. Cundy. transportation
George Long. boys sports JUL,
Almond. girls sports: Sarah II. Tru
ax. prizes and refreshments; Mrs
Bertha Williams. general entertain
mont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
Kr kIrxTRs' INITIATION.
Supposed kiansmen Created a Little
Excitement Near klsmere Last Might

In the woods near Eismere last
night a number 90 men are reported
e. have gathered and representing
themselves TO be members Of the
local branch q the ku Klux Khan. 20
have initiated several candidates in
"a the order
Each candidate. q was said. was re-
CURED 90 take 1.-THE oath under the
"fcry cross" the American flag and
the Bible. The alleged klansmen wore
white robes. Many went 10 the scene
~ automobiles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
Changes at Arthurs' Studio.

Stanley NJ. Arthurs, the we'll known
artist, today was granted a permit at
the office Of Building Inspector Ellis
Z. Preston to make some alterations
at his studio at 1905 Franklin street.
The work will consist of few minor
changes TO the interior arrangements
OF the building and will not cost more
than $500. Other permits issued to-
day were: John Pedejak. 219 Stroud
street. private garage. $3.50; Mrs
Whitaker. Thirty iAth and Spruce
streets, bungalow, $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
CalesskI Sentenced TO Prison.

Judge Rice, in the Court of General
Sessions. yesterday afternoon. refused
to grant a new trial TO Theodore
Calesski. who had been found guilty
of having illegal possession of spiritu-
Gus liquor. Judge Rice sentenced the
defendant to pay a fine OF 500 and
costs. and TO serve four months i'm
prisonment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
COYEY STILL WORLD CHAMPION
Briusher Defeats hlnselIa, OF New
York, for Professional Tennis Title.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
London, May 20.-George F. Covey
Of England. retained his title ss
worlds professional court tennis
champion today by defeating Walter
a. Kinsells. Of New York.
The players divided honors in to-
days two sete. bu. Convey had won
3 out of sets in each Of the TWO
matches played earlier this week. thus
bringing the score to seven sets for
the champion and FOR Kinsella.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
Noah's Ark Initiation.

The regular monthly meeting Of
Noah's Ark. No. /, will be held in
Pythian Castle Tuesday evening.
Twenty candidates viii be initiated.
Later there viii be a vaudeville show.
on July IS the members will have A
moonlight river ride. There viii 90
music and dancing on the boat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
New York Bank Clearings.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. May 20.-The actual cor
dition Of the clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week
show that they hold s5.52l. 45O IN oX-
cess of legal requirements. This s
a decrease Of s31,3s4.03O from llst
week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
City In Seahoard League.

Mayor Harvey has made applica ton
on behalf Of the city for membership
in the League of Atlantic Seaboard
Municipalities. The organization. it is
expected. will embrace all the cities
along the Atlantic seaboard. Its pur-
pose is 10 protect navigable streams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
Princess Elizabeth Ont OF DANGER.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Athens. May 2O.--Slow improvement
Is noted in the condition Of Princess
Elizabeth. wife of Crown Prince
George, who has pleural abscess. ana
her physicians believe she is out q
danger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
Services OF Kingswood Church.

kinsswood NJ. f. Church, Four
teenth and Claymont streets. Rev.
George w. Bounds, pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning by the pastor; sub
ject. Seeing the Invisible" Epworth
League pageant at 7.so. Sunday school
and other regular meetings at the
usual hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
ALL SET AND READY
FOR BIO COUNTY FREE
FAIR, OPENS TUESDAY
MORNING, SEPT. l0,h


stand and if viii be- the Same
every day The fair being la
reality a free fair Ia every d.
parimcut this year
Guthrie Day
Thursday VIII BE- Guthrie Day.
the stores will close and the
Lions clnb will have charge al
the program for the afternoon
and the stunts they viii pull otf
will be- many and nosrl The
/ lhig live stock parade wall faks
lplaec a. . O'Clock. there win ha
a bah Vame. q band eonrerf.
novelty auto races. etc There
will Also be- the RADIO programs
lai the Agricultural building a.
II and 3 O'Clock
Evening Programs
On Tuesday evening. Sept ~.
The Farm Womens clubs Of ihe
county will pui on q grand
spectacular pageant showing ihe
various periods Ia American
history and progress This VIII
be IN front Of the grand siau'l
with admission and seats free O.
lall. Just ~ they are an week
On Wednesday evening ihere
will be another novel entertain.
ment and the grand historical
pageant Ameriea" viii prob
ably be repeated Tharsiay even.
ing
MANY Exhibits Coming
Many exhibits are already hr
Ing entered with Sccretafr
wenner and II spite Of fhe dr.
year and the many discourage
mcsss the farmer has had 70 eoa-
tend with fine agricultural
showin eis assured The eouipls.
ton of the new live stock pasjl.
lion. one of The finest ~ The
state. viii bring out a. exhibit
'of blooded cattle and hoFs~
which viii b. q surprise 10 every
body
All in all, the Logan County
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BUGS AND cNATs pARALizg
BAND AT mcALEsrER

Mcneser. Sect il--A uew hand
stand has been erected here and the
Masonic concert band engaged 90 give
a concert In Chadwick park every
Thursday night and the pofulace iooR :
ed forward with anticipation 70 ms
regular weekly musical treats
Bus alas When the electric lleh.s
were turned on 40 thar the players
might read their muiic swarms -
gnats made the'r appearance. The
hright llghts and the music attracted
the bugs from the surrounding forests
and pralries untll the inirumeuts and
the eyes and ears a. the musicians
we're Tiled Audience a. wen a. per-
formers were rounted by the Fnats
Thus 4 is that McAlesief music faas
are deprived of thtiE sumner open air
concerts.
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MONEY FLOWS INTO COT
TON GROWERS GOLFERS
Checks rotailing $4,000 Daily,
Beks Mailed To Association
Members: Wnl Relieve
Financial Conditions

Oklahoma City. SEPT a. ahecL :
totaling $4,000 dAily arf belns mai 4
10 members o. the oklahoma Cotton
Growers assoeiaticn from the asaocls
tons headquarters here. IL an
nouneed b, c = sieaiey esnerai
manager
This distribution of unds % cotton
farmers IN southern Oklahoma should
have a decidedly stimulating e4fec, on
business u al kinds. stealey believes
The money represents the first Or ad
sace payment made TO momtefs by M
association At ne fime they ihip Their
csuan The advance raymen, II nos
made on a basis of u cents gcr pound
or sCs on a soe-pounA hale Add
tlqnal payments VII be made a. TIE
cotton 4 sold out of me various pools
into which Il Is classed according 20
grude and staple
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Le-hs. aus ~ ese- uiasaed
eNhefef
-see~ Leany thoushs Il rsroarA
-Mnlien he aid Yes kare Mll.
teaa. Beta ei rm
-fle~ has isn seolheF trainf~
~Nsil. 81. aid ~ usAst man
~sea'se IN suea Il ,ua uas rasn' foe
>rteuiesN waa lsie thi> mnfnihr-
sten - aloszx kfk = laushs tall :
rh-r said Lslu. -sau 50 to sivs
mea tieAst a. Miilion. wltiaut ~ ~,
ins tiil Afisr-ana 80 -, t. lend ms
sse deaiersH
sure thluk salf Lsrny, auh >
u.anner ~ lasinF ths enfire faliaay
sSstem 81 AR fesf
Sessnhsa neaid rafhsr net have
sfeppet AZ Nartielsss. bet Ispns's sc
nal Nas les 81 10 time rsft ana 80
msgulreeuf yeiioa express siened
dotn ~ Luis Hffie>s aad n hef
hlut ceff,s ro~n sts clfmhci ak.arsf
Theu her oid lnsfAslsssy sria~d
0lscn her vhai uas sl.s g.sng 81 as,
Nnnon' SAf hsd bsSo thrfs haF asite
years ago hoN ooald she ever nrd
anSir.iat VIZ had she moi STAYED IN
Nsrolssen ara asked the sAsFia -
sslnebsail no. nni tie sheriff Ceul
ish. perhaps oA. and nalxAt aud laa
aefe rslns a. Be arsrY nsW kai
ni-~lliiis ~ A. Lulu lhouEaf q hef
she began la crb. She said a herself
thar she had taught ~ 70 seu
IN slrhr q Ninaon. lhln was ssitsd
wish ueiuhanw and physical nauses
She had never besA alans IN anS IN
famlllof tesn. She rui hef hauds IL
her hair and fof the firsi time realised
ter RULED " sleeves She was pulling
daUa tsese slesses Nhenehs couduci
ter mme through me twin
'Ceuld you tsil nie. shs said ilnlid.
y. -ths name u the principal holsl IN
Miucnf
(To be Continued
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NEGROES FIGHT WHITE
PLAGUE At B0LEY
State Hospital For Blacks Il
Making Hard Fight Against
Disease, Reports
Show

Boiey. Sept. ~ Thia iopn of 3.
900 inhabitants. the largest lneorIor
aisd negro town IN Oklahoma. la the
si,e o. a state Institution wh,eh bears
great promise in the firhi 70 s,amp
out tuberculosis among negroca IN The
commonwealth.
The state negro tuberculosis sani.
torinm. opened last November .s 10
called here. and from the first day Il
has been filisd wlth patients A gool
record Of cures 81 bedne made. the
state health department reports Dr
} y Nelson. a graduate Of the Booker
T Washington neEro instltuie at Tas-
kegee. and of the negro meiicAl col.
lege al New Orleans. where he held
the chair Of physiology and rusgery f5r
= number Of yearr. Il superintendent
and business mansFer Of the sanstor-
INN
buildings AZ the iniiitntion consls,
~ main office building, wards for
male and female patients q garage
pumphsuse aud . nurses eotisre TIE
kitchen dining room. laundry and r..
frlgereiof room are one msle southeast
of the town. The site for 40 acres
vss even BY citizens OF Boiey.
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lFfee Fair this yeaf Nlll be ihs
! hest beld under ihe iffe FAIR lass
IN tits enuntg and as i IS flsllt
ia free fair 10 fNcfy way with
liberal premiums. aH cNerlleat
lurosfan Of entertainment ani
no Objectionable lcainres 81 anY
kind. Il 4 certain ihai lht penn
viii turu ont in mhs ani make
9 record attendance caeh day
IN addition to lhe track enter
tninmeat there n.il "a swings
md Ferris wheel for the Kids
young and old War museum
and Wild west show ht ih
American Legion aid other eleal
novel features
Il 3 the aim 81 he hauae
intent 10 make the County fifr Il
big commuHit gathering. the
elimination ~ AN the eommhni't
fairs preceding q plaer where ibe
people of tho eerrir a..f fh
viiy viii mes. tsie 'lnx
better aeW 81 ~analag .f
each Others a.si,irn ad aehirrt
.w anil joining hands far q
uiN si uptf@-rf tbsafd ne "a
yaisemerr ~ The county h tfere
way better crops aud better liee
stock for Che farmer better
business for The mere hsni bette
amusement. and better social "a
Fifonmeat far a.l
let every man aai ever.
woman a Guthrie and i.oeaa
county infn oai snd o. S. ~
her little paFt ~ bring this sil
about and Il Wili he accomplished
most readily
Come 10 che fair bring 81 81
hibn Of TIE proslneis Of farm or
home. garden er orchard. meei
yonr rfirhlor. SCI better al.
quainted. learn what The other
fellow has been doing and 81
home better equipped 10 cope
with The problem. ~ ~ future
And ID not eoine slone bring
your family your friend e9pf
nelVhbor or Your sweetheart
Come for the day. She evening
aud the next dag. too Il wlli 10
yau good and eYeeb9dy else
also.
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Z kEew Il woaid cone 10 yea Mrs
Flow slld and Inla shenghf thar thls
vase strsnse way "a sneak. ufen she
herself had r,ne after the cakes Bus
she Kept On looking ahout the room.
Il vas - hriens and quiet. As she
zane n. Mr.. flop had heen reaalax
from book nwigf, never read
fro-a q took a. lsoie
4 wish said ulu. as she looked
~ thenl nui shs dli not know what
she wished ceFtainly Il VAS for no
moral eKcelierce. for she perceived
none.
Whist is Il. LuiuY nr. Pl0w ssked
and - VS. bright and au.s, foe I.,Iiu
thongif
Well sid l.ula' -lrs not nuch.
bur J wanted ienny 10 ten me about
lasf night
Inst nlsAt,-
Yes welli yoa--- Hesitation
was her only way - epoiogy where
did ycu gof She turned 10 J~nny.
Jenny hooked up IN her clear and
arienf fashion ~Ws went across he
river and eaules supper and thea we
caue hoAle.~
What time did you ges homer
oh 4 vas SIN light Long before
e.gilt. u vas
Lulu hesltafed ard flushed. asked
how long ~ and Bobby had STAYED
there ~ Jennys; whereupon she
heard that ~ had 70 b. home early %
account ~ Mr Cornish. - that she
and Bobby had not stayed az an To
@hleh lulu said an "Of course" hug
first she stared al Jenny and ~ lm.
paired the strength u her assent. Al
most Al once che rose % g.
Nothing eisef" said Airs Flow.
catching tllai look ~ hers
(.alu wanted to say sis husband
was mariled before Just A. hc said he
was Iiui she said nothing riore ana
went home There She put a ~ III
and. with her terrible hnufuess. ne.
viewed 20 III Tie testimony
You wee not with Jenny after
eight o'clock. Where we're Your
Lulu spoke formally and her reheArs.
ais were evident
III said. "Nhsn mamma comes
home. rll tell her.
iih this Lalu bad NO idea how 70
deal and merely looked NJ her hclp.
lessly Mrs Beit who was laciug nor
shoes. cow said casually.
"No need ~ aslt tlll then Her and
Robbs vcre out N ne side yard 81
ting in the halomock TN an hours"
III had no answer save her furious
flush. and Mrs Bett went on.
Didn't tell youf I knew II before
tie company left but dldn't say a
word. Thinks !. she wlggles and
chitiersf SO l lef, her stay where
she waa"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
.CH|CGAsHA SURGEONS
ASK FEE Or 100000
Grady County Millionaire Mads
Defendant IN Suit After
Doctors Had Operated
on Him

Nnshoass. seit ii-win lla
worth t9 a psllllanalfa
euli inr prossl4iahai fss. y ffoo 90
tef 2 fafxioal operation whleA ,hss
elimed - sa lba patients ifs. ~.
illfa u ne ta'lsa states aaniet
eeufi iast ~eei aralnat . u sssx
chiekasha mlli.unalrs - Ilresmss4
sra IAs~ney. sarErsus of thlt esfy.
fbs plalaslns assert afrs ). wuih
= sxesis y iiepooseo rss pstitlon
s'is i3ft ne to surxsons. " a.
iaitstl.ff "a y = nouusy r.e.ss
= hosrliai which egrfies % a. work
1adeF 90 sans pailey A. lhat u tas
Halu hfothsfs Ffes the rsliu'n as.
ssfss are tasAd 90 ihs weshh u -
tiship indlrsnt psfsoss are nvcn
ifeaiFieai fsfafaies. 81 ~hstkn q
nai ihsy ars ahis q pay ths sastsous
cav
70 aNfe ment 81 % fea "a. maaa
Niih Hass a ne tine hs entered shs
hnap'ial fof an olefallon 20 the hls1
def TIE spefatlon beesnas - -
80 - the nsnlonalfs waa sseeadlne.
y flffeait aoa hasagdoas The su.-
reens feslsfe
un pfsieniai'on u statement ssr
llp9.eap fee saas fefasci a. par. thsy
claim The easo probably wla -
transferred fef tual le somo siAsr
district
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BELIEVES KIDNEY TROUBLE

For two years. writes Mrs Sarah
+. Bennett. Anderson. indiana. = tried
most everything for ny kidney trouble.
but had no success Until ! got Foley
Kidney Pills" Foley Kidney Pills
quickly relieve backache. rheumatic
Pains. dizziness and blurred vision.
kidney and bladder trouble
kidney and bladder trouhls. Sold
Everywhere.
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stand and IL will be- the same
every day, The fair being ia
reality free fair 10 every d.
pnrim.uf this Vsar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
q. e.. DOCTOR" u
HELD FOR MuRDEl,

oklahoma City. SEPT i4.-Grand
jury returned seven Indictments in
open court iafe Tnesdsy afternoon
before Jndae J l. Phelps, a. a par
tlai report of the work accomplished
b. he iury since convcnins o. Sep
tfmber 3.
W. A Joslyn was indicted on e
charge of Iurdr. lie Il charged
with having performed an Illegal
operation upoa Anaa Stewart. which
resulted "a her death al a local hls-
pitsi sbout two weeks ago
The Josiyn case wss he Only one
q importance reported % Judxs
Phelps.
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CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

= often rauscd b A. lunafnsd eonaIfion
81 me nucops iif.lnx n fha E.1niaek kian
TUE. When this futt - lnamnaed yoe
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