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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-22
Cook With Gas ;.',
$50 If

|. H. R. Jones expects to leave Be-
midi tomorrow for Bloomer, Wis,
where. he has accepted a position as
manager of the retail lumber yard
of. the A. J. Martin company. His
family will remain in Bemidji until
the close of the school year.
Peyton Carter of the Indian Bu-
reau of the Department of Interior
was in Bemidji yesterday on bust
ness pertaining to the erection Of a
two-room school at Red Lake. The
matter will be- taken up at the meet
ing Of the County Board Of Educa-
ton May list. I'M s.2E z.
z Fancy assorted cookies, consisting
of Vanilla, Lemon iced ginger and
other grades, all at Is censt per pound
by the caddies. These cookies are a
rs cent grade. Morris Kaplan. 1T 1922
Preparations are being made to
have the new automobile insurance
rate manual for the West ready for
distribution about the middle Of April
with the rates effective May /. It is
expected that there will be a normal
increase Of about 20 per cent in fire
rates. In certain states, where the
fire loss ratio has been unusually
heavy, The fire rates may be almost
doubled. We are publishing this no.
tice, which we have received, to save
you money, and to earn the chance to
write your car insurance. Call at the
Phelps-Landberg Agency, log Third
St., or Phone IT'S, BEFORE MAY
FIRSTl 3d4-17.19-22
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ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE

{. Alfew friends ofyDEsaha Mrs. A.
V. Garlock. We're Epleasaftly enter
tanned by them at, their home, $40
Beltrami avenue, last, evening" and
bridge was enjoyed throughout ithe
evening hours, there being four til.
bles played. .,t~~'% @ia1SS
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-22
RRIDGE.LUNCHEON

Mesdames A. A. Warfield, George
fKreatz' and George Cochran enter
tanned a number Of friends today at
al O'clock bridge-luncheon at&the
Markham hotel. : Fifteen tablesSgof
bridge were enjoyed in the hotel din
ing room during the afternoon hours.
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LAUREAN SOCIETY WlLE II
\ HOLD .MEETING TNNlGEHi

7 Thet Laureap Literary society, Of,
the BemidSisState Teachers college
will meet at 1870 o'clocks this eve
ning% I'M, the assembly ROOM the
college. THE evening program viii
be ii thu form OF a ,moeks tia and
it pRcmisss.sto besAinteresting.. The
public ID Invited to attend ~ ~
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came to BemidI this week and will
be- employed here. 4.
Cook With Gas .
Miss Ida Virginia Brown spent
Thursday at Laporte between trains.
She instructs class in music there.
a.. Blom of; Eckles was disposing of
his farm products in Benlidji Friday
amp returned to his home in the eve
Min ..s3 nC,rr-A
- olar Pie. Ask ror /; II FLAT
Al Green, who has been serving on
the jury in Bemidj this week, will go
ito Ienstrike today to spend Sunday
With, his family. d IS Y as j.-
MI. and Mrs. y. p. Lair and FAM
lily have moved from 1877 Beltrami
avenue to their, farm home south
west Of Bemidji. n. -. - =. .
NOTICE FOOLISH WIVES
starting today at the Elko theatre,
Will be shown only twice daily. At
1880 in the afternoon and at 8;P. M.
atss \ sI.'t ~ IL az
Misses Olive and Dorothy, Zumby,
who have visited their. aunt, Dorothy
Brown. Of sBemidji, this week, return
ed to their home at Hines Friday.
Il ; 3; $$ - 49, --.-s.s 49,
! Polar Pie. Ask for iii 2-f4f
/ Mrs. "A. w. Breeke, mother of Mrs.
A. Greguson, Lake boulevard, left
the middle Of, the week. for Grand
Forks and other western cities where
/ she will visit for q few weeks. -.
p Mrs. E. o. Tagley and children Of
Portland, OREGON came here this
morning and are Visiting at the home
of Mr.. and, Mrs. r. w, Kiehl, her
parents. Her husband will follow in
June and stke%W make their home
here again. & :.
,. Cook. With Gas g.: i
", 49, ST. ts,pa@1s $3.50 tt
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America avenue, while shopping in
.Bemidji this week. ,r"... -. "a
Judge ]. E. Harris, who has been
confined to his home for the past sew
eral days, is reported to besi n,prov wing
and expects to- be ahle t6S return to
his offieesin al short tiinaes He Wish
es toy thank the Ma4oh Noes md
the Lady Mace t{ie sff{ofSslSs yss
e nsn6r1 seq.
ATfBNpsthe suppeS Iltl 4S
Ladies' kfd Of st. Paul 36ssss s lssl
Friday eyening.a5 to o1lpekshls th(
church bskAnM. The nixnu WIFE sbe
Us followi Hoped potatoes, baked
beans, BdRon brown bread pork roast
cabbage salad, bread, cSffee, pie and
cake. Everyone is invitAd. 81 4-22
u Miss Leila Stantonsieft on the noon
train today for Duluth where she will
be the guest other brother, H. Mayne
Stanton, and family, over Sunday.
She expects to return to ~Bemidji
Monday and will hesaceompanied by
her little niece. Joyce Stanton, who
will visit relatives here.
~. iAa..s.-. ] - .-. :
Miss Lillian Flatner will return to
her home at Mcintosh tomorrow af-
ter visiting at, the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Carol Hill, Kaplani apartments,
during her spring vacation. She is a
niece of Mr., and Mrs. Hill. She is
a former resident of Bemidji and
she also visited other friends while
here. =; - s.es.~g'< =
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CrdlNS yesterday anu WeHt 1IOH HCAS
to Bagley to transact business. -.
~ = 2 Cook With Gas
r = i, E|%-E ~ ~ $3.50 tt
t.. &se.x, = --, .sr-.,t,. -. -
Miss Lillian Lemloh of Puposky
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, Fred
Rhoda, 425 America avenue, while
shopping in Bemidji between train:
today. v-s,y y, / r.. '.-.. IL. 40.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Parker are ex
pected to arrive home tomorrow
morning from Saltwater where they
attended the funeral of Mrs. Park
eRs sister. .,,, r.. r.. 4. r. r, ri
soda crackers and ginger snaps
strictly fresh, all put up in small sig
ed family caddies q 10 cents a pound
These, cookies are a rs cent grade
Morris Kaplan =. ,,..+z*.,.:.< It. 4--2z
SssE. A. Barker returned last eve
ming from Minneapolis where he has
Transacted business for a few, days
and also attended the jewelers. con.
vention held there. ,sTsst-frs'.t ~.
IL al Irs,a3 81 --'-7!-.'A o.r& ~ 49,.
INVEST, some of your savings in
residence lot and, build home. About
|25, 81 y ut: lots left near new high
school. Prices low. Easy terms. j. L,
Elwell 4, .}}r 49, $50; st 4-25
D: C. Dvoracek, county agent, left
last night for Blackjack andeis at
tending Farm Bureau unit meeting
being held there today. He expects
to return to Bemidji tonight.
Z; Mrs. E. M. Hayner has returned
from Washington and Texas where
she visited her sister and son dur.
ing the winter months. She will oc-
cupy her home at 10 Sixth street
Graham crackers in small caddies
at 12h cents pound. Morris Kap:
Ian ~ =. - 1d4-2f
=: Miss L. Hurley, teacher at McIn.
tosh, has visited during her vacation
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Glomboski, and will return tomor
row TO resume her, work Monday
morning. 80
J, Word has been received by friends
that Mrs. j. w. Diedrich of Bemidji
has entered the Miller hospital at St
Paul for treatment. DR.. j. w. Died
rich went to St. Paul the first Of the
week to be with his wife, -
Nh Polar Pie. Ask for It. 2-14tt
, Mrs. M. F. Wilson was moved
.xrom St. ,Anthony's hospital to hel
home, Fifth street and America ave
niue. today. She was taken there
,Evert a week ago for special care be.
Mnse of q severe attack of la grippe
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Samberg Q,
Park Rapids sino tored to Z Bemidji
Wednesday, and returned. to then
home yesterday. While here, they
were guests Of Mrs. A. Sthol, 82a
America, avenue, sister Of Mr.
Samberg. ~, ~ t57'5 J. - ~ t,s,y@+
Candy specials at the Markham Gig
ar stand, SIS cents per pound box, al
so complete line of Huylers & Eos.
candies. @s. w Tit Az
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Reynolds ar
moving from 1111k Lake boulevard
to their summer cottage at Lavinia
The rooms they are vacating will be
occupied by, Mrs. F. NJ. Sinclair. dur
! ing the summer months. 800 ;.aas&
A daughter was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. E. R.. Getchell, who live on {
farm four miles south of Bemidji
Friday morning at ST. Anthony:
hospital. Mother and baby are re
ported to be doing nicely. III r
Ia
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81 ) ICY
SONS OF, HERMAN To-s |l1SssSS 4
] MEET SUNDAY, AFTERNOON

M ssl u Sons of Herman will hold their:
fedpaa citing Sunday aftsrn son at
Il 1Siiag VII tie !; x. G. hall and i
f n xm en- bers be present
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lubbock Of
Grant Valley visited ssat the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lubbock, 1908.
America avenue, while shopping in
.Bemidii this week. ,r@... .s25 ,55%g5
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-22

Miss Bessie Slutten of Erskine
came to Bemidii this week and will
be- employed here. y .... ri.
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4 $4,000 to loan on farms. Desn
Land company. 1-1stf
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Il Mr.. and Mrs. William Keihler Of
Wilton autoed to Bemidji and at
tended to business matters Friday.
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A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Getchell, who live on a
farm four miles south of Bemidji,
Friday morning at ST. Anthony's
hospital. Mother and baby are re-
ported to be doing nicely. H. y Y
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-22

Il County Superintendent Of Schools
j. C. McGhee and assistant superin-
tendent, Miss Mary Lilleskov, visit
ed schools at Solway, Pinewood and
other places in, that vicinity Friday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-22

Mrs. A. w. Breeke, mother of Mrs.
a. Greguson, Lake boulevard, left
the middle of, the week. for Grand
Forks and other western cities where
she will visit for q few weeks.
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Miss Ida Virginia Brown spent
Thursday at. Laporte between, trains.
She instructs a class in music there:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-22

- Mr.. and Mrs. J.. C. Parker are ex-
pected to arrive home tomorrow
morning from Saltwater where they
attended the funeral. Of Mrs. Park
eFs sister. a .. r.. 4. F., ri r
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o. :

Blythe McLain Of FROM is trans.
acting business in Bemidii today:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-22

- Mrs, A. j. Speck. .sof FROM WAS
Shopping and calling. on friends in
Bemidji Friday. ,l~Sl !. IS II Mn ;S i. Ain. :5s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-22

Miss Edith Bergland has entered
the sanatorium at. Puposky for spe-
cial care. ;-a,ss + g. =
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Miss Lillian Lemloh of Puposky
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Rhoda. 425 America avenue, while
shopping in Benidji between trains
today. va%;g -, r. '"'
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3 Mr.. and. Mrs. W. A.. Currie are
moving today from ITO Sixth street
to 1877 Beltrami avenue. TX Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

The combined c. Of c. committee.
on civic Improvements and snter-
tainment are making arrangements
for mass meeting Of the citizens
of Guthrie 10 be held on Monday
ni<ht April 2s-The place win be
announced later. Al this meeting
there will be = short program Of the
beet entertainment talent IN the
fiiy. followed BY talks on the various
lines of civic improsenenr and the
things most necessary 10 make outh.
ne ths beat city IN the ststs In
vhieh 10 i've and raise a family.
Every man ana woman interested
IN Guthrie shoald arrange 70 Be At
this meeting. n VIII begin promptly
at 7;so and the best ~in be first n
rill BE- . fine number By the Guthrie
choral society and viii be worth
while. Bc prompt a. late arrivals
win disturb 10th audience and artists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

evil, Ae sAah preserve thy aoul
Psalm 1917
TRUST INN Ai.wAfs.-sspmnit
thry ~oy unto tho lorh, iru<t also IN
iilm Psalm 1s.a
THY KEEPER The orf ls ny
keeper tAa Lord . thy sha A. us.n
they rlght hand Psalm is.A
HOW To CONQUER An ENkay.
When mans ways pi~sse the
Lord. he maketh csen bis ancmies 10
be At feaoe with him f'rossrbs u =
nsE GOLDEN RULE whaiso-
eser se would tha, men shoa'd 40 TO
you. do ye even 50 10 the<n ior this
l. TIE LAW and the prophsssL Matt
TIA
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lone Horul


y. Z. Al. Chicago; Il. O. Chap.
man. Kansas CITY. c. y. Dunhall.
Kansas CITY; Mrs. J. ". solan.
Tulsa. = l.. Sapes. Norman: {. n
Rickford. Enid. a. {. Brownlnx.
Arkansas city: n. O. brown. oAla-
homa City. Jim Wyatt. oSiahoma
city: O, r Rapn Oklahoma City: A.
J sampson, Tulsa. c. v. conns-s.
Oklahoma City: o c. Davis. shaw.
nee; u. @. faust. shawnee; ". =
kright. Oklahoma City; p. a.. Nc.
Cafty. Sc Louis: II. y. Faskln ana
wife. Cushing; W l.. West. Kansas
City: Jack Tandy. 81. Joseph: J AZ
Chapman, Oklahoma city: W. W
Peterson, Kansas city: = p. orya-
BosiNa: T. NJ Williams. orani
Island. HIS: E:. W. Gully. Enid. .
w smith. ~ Smith: J. S. Marshal
ch'caso: O. W IIiple. chicaso: Mrs.
Julia ballard. Casper. wyoming: C.
1. Sampson. Chicago: n. johnson
Oklahoma cRy.
l. l. Perrin, Kansas CITY. A n
Lucar. Kansas City: T. d. Broch.
shicsgo; A. A. De1ush. Oklahoma
City 7. s. Doris. Cincinnati. ohio:
J Draper Oklahoma city: w. y
craiglo~, Wichita. kansas: y c
Clark. Wichita. Kansas: r. l.. Paris.
Enid; Miss Clara Farbis. Indepeni
ence. No; Gordon Wood. Memphl.
Tenn: v. II. Thomas. Oklahoma CITY.
=. ID. Heth. Oklahoma City: J D
Johns. Enid; A. c. wInshlp. Kansas
City; O. ". Nicman. Little Valley. N
y; Frank Lewis and wife. New yosr.
Floyd Hines. wazoner: J. p. Adam,
oklahoma City: Smith Dailiver Ok
iahora City; Arthur Smith. Chill
othe, Mo; y. c. Hensler. Oklahoma
City.
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Diitor F>,rum The discrimination
against women BY the nnly@ sity
clubs would beabsnrd even u it wcr-
not unjust. business meesisss are
frequently he'd in the rlnbroonss In
many large business organizations to-
day ~omen hcid important sositions
They are often stockholders. on the
boards of directors. sometimes own
their own business. but no mates how
necessary their presence they ere
barred from attending meetings in
university ciubrooms
IL Is about time the members 81
these clubs awakened 10 the injustice
and aosurdity of tbs ruling. They
may bar women fsom social functions
" they please. cut II an organisation
or enterprise hires a room for a bsisi-
ness purpose women should no moro
be excluded by reason of their sex
than men on account OF their irrelix-
hon.
Women In business are on the sane
basis as men. esgec'aliy n they hold
responsibilities equal TO men. .-Loulse
Cherry.
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FRENCH INVENTION TAKES
$4,000 PICTURES 4 SECOND

Paris. April ~ In tho near fu-
tuce moyie fans may Ia able 10 81
'lelmncly in their plush seats and
watch on tho screens ls-inch shell
twist Itself slowly from tho mouih %
a gsin and idle along It's trajectory
At q speed of several miles a second
This has bern I.ossibls throueh an
Invention communicated 90 The Acad-
smy Of Sciences to-day by pros~sor
aiuil According 10 n Sapar read BY
Or Charles Richei. Professor Bnl Sa.
succeeded 10 obtaining thso,sgb bis
Invention 80 gicturns n one-ona.
hnndredis q second. Thls ntulety.
ing speed i obtained ttroagh u . asr
of a prism turning 100 times a second
which II lighted by a msccss.lon of
electric flashes and rroiccts images
on an ImmoblIo fim
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15
POLICE APPEAL TO STATE
As kLAM TAKES HAND
Fear Offer Of Reward Forcruns
Interference In Norfolk. Va.
In the Mercer Murder
Case

Norfolk. Va, April is-Ths 80
klus Khan here i preparing 10 sase
the responsibility fot finding me
murderer % Mrs Ruth Mercer. for.
meriy Ruth Jarnisan % chlcaKo.
inso their own hands The police
have arl,cAled 10 Gov Trinklv 20 pr. i.
vent outsiders from interfering IN
the case
klansmon maintain that the help
lessRess of the auihorltls. makes
their participation a the iunt FOR lhs
murderer q civic duty The pollce
fear that u irresponsible nearchiax
parties are organized. they win Ia
wade private homes, lsrrorlso ,he
resl.enls and poaslbly aid tho mur
dercr 10 escape.
The Klan - Offering . reward u
itioe ssr the apprehension ~ the
killef A meeting waa held Friday
20 conisior What the Klan shall d.
about tho csae
Detectives say they ~ believe
tasy can solve the mysse,y ~ they
are lcn 70 handle Il In their own vay
The Governor hoscvcr has also been
asked 20 furnish State detectives q
help the local authorities
Tho body 81 Ruth Mofrer wss
found on the beach here April Her
neck had been broken and she had
sustained other Injuries Frank Nc
Eniee. a marine. arrested on ans
rlsion. has virtually established an
allbi. the police admit
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wsfe Mrs. colilss. NFa =. Waite, !.
Mrs. ! lsslssinkss. xss q Tcfrsss
and i.aclis Sisrss The F>xalsr
meeting ~lll - kpril -. Al the hams
a Mr. Wa starris east oalhri<.
9Th NJ. J cenln.. assistant kesssss
n ~ "
Nfs Alice >taNs' father. nr A.
nlisnhsek. i scrioasiy NJ ~ hls hams
a isls W Warner assaus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

FIXED rER UP IN GOOD SHAPE
was suffereU for two years with
kidney and bladder disorders. so,e
muscles. stiff loints and nackache. :
writes Mrs. Miliie n Johnson. Box SO.
carhe III. 4 took Foley kidney
Piiis and they sure relieved me and
nrcd me up IN good SHAPE strens.
then weak ksdneys and correct had.
der trouble. sod Everywhere.
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A TEXAS WONDER

Fnf kldnrf and tisttw trvuh'e
ErAsei weak sns lame bach. shsams
tixm ITesaisritlss of ths kli.
nsys snd bladder. Resalaiss hlsdaw
troubles IN ealleren II not soia h,
dragxisss mall tifs. small bstsls
often cue. Send Tor s~orn tssfs.
monIals pr ~ W Hall asss Olive
strsSi. n, ioai. Ala
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

Edifor Leader: Way is il thai |.
a poor widow must pui in side
walk that viii cost s240 when side
walks Gown town. notably in front
S the Cafeteria and the Oklahoma
State bank corner are so worn cut
and disreputab.e and are permitted 10
stand unmolesfed. a relic OF the early
pioneer days. live near the new
Masonic temple: Is everything 20
ing TO be sacrificed on the tem.ie
altar, Mrs. Dofy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

Ter staying st home TO DO IL have
tpd . number Of friends Whist X has
dDos for ne and give you permission to
- my letter - . testimonial "-urA
gEpsE PErERsU. Route l,Jaspes. Nina
neFe b no better reason for your zy-
fng LYDIA z Pmkham's Vegetable Com
pomd - this-if he's helped other
!wo1en- Sojf you suffer from displare-
Dne1t1 jFroGolaritigG backache. mr.
yUus = s sro posdng through the
Co0Ie M16egemennber this splen6id
medicine- v1st Il did for Mrs. Peter
- 4 ~ q Sor you-
ne veGstnble Compound Stands upoo'
. foundafioo u nearly atty yeaEs q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15
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interc~t are intiied The s1Itur -
serte< TIE fiEAf - hlae lsenlti
shera essmmuniratlens ekeeei -
warfa
ons Side q raHer cnly al el@e vii
t.e di~rMrfs1
Anonf muns Communication wili
nrf he printed NamA and addrss-
muE - Elsnn pnhli,niun -
nAm~ wtil - mifhh~id nn r.efursf
futlhrsiicn q a letfrr 4 MT 20
- rexafsiet - an eudnrsTlnenf ~
The fesder ~ the views eznr-sas-s
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Compound and took
Il because ! was hay
ing such pains in my
stomach and through
my back that l could
not do my work. I
had tried other med
icines but none did
me the good that
your veget bic Com
pound did Nov I am
able TO do ell my
work alone while be-
4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

IN these days OF "f1u.' coughs
colds. Group II II well 10 know tha,
every year there are more hotties ~
foieys Honey and Tar used than a,
any oshcr cough medicine. Mrs. 8. 4.
hun'. SO W. 9th 81. uinc'nn.fl
Ohio. writes: ''Folesrs Honey ana Tar
relieved me Of . hacking cough"
Sod Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

Too much priming causes ra-osins
to wash the oil from the piston and
cylinder walls.
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PERSONALS OF
: SOCIETY

hh0VNhlao Ut
SOCIETY
Mas RettA Ro,terman ana Mss
Anita niate ~ill have an Easter par
this evening Al the home u n. las.
ter.
Mrs. T. N. Mcpherson of Carthage.
M0. i here slsitlng her slste- Mrs.
@ y Dunnloa aua nnily fof a fe~
DAYS.
nr and Mrs Harley IIsyan ~
roncs CITY are spending today an
sunday with the ialter's parents NJ
and Mrs. A. u Garfield Mfs
nayan was formerly hookkeopcr IN
the Leaders counting rooms and
nov connected With q newspaper Ia
roncs CITY
NH
Mr. and Mrs Fred Beck announce
tho birth this mornlnE of Q Ia
pound boy whom they have namsd
Fred i.
N N n
Mr.. =, Y. culiison. NlAs Florence
cullison and Gwen crAmer motoreI
20 Cushing 20 spend she week -ens.
Mfs. Florence narnes of lnlllnxs
sioI9ed OF here from oklahoma ciy
whore she has been visiting her sls.
ter and brother and visit Mrs N, l.
Barnes and friends. she will stSs
At Muihali and Perry on her vAv
home.
Cenesioye Daus 10 suffering ffoia
sprained ankle
n "
Miss f.ea West had gone 10 Ard
more 20 attend house party.
Mlss Rosena Fink n spending
Easter with her parents In Ednonr
" M NJ
Mrs q welnberger Il entertaining
with a shower IN honor of Mrs. Harfy
Matchett
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Pennsylvania broke the wo sd's rec
ord in constructing e's mixes Of dur
able roads Ia c11l.
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u the car m.ss-s regularly In one or
more cylinders. the miss Is due 10
faulty ignition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

; save the brakes BY cosstins 70 .
stD A. much as possible.
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wholly dissrprose Q. What YOU
Gay and will oefenc 10 the death your
right 10 say it--vsl,srie 20 Helseslus.
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Ohio has more than s.s,o.ooo motor
vehicles
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Ntes and RrsouoIsqf
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p-nsos 80
SOCIAL cAltsoAR
Phi Delta Ga1ns Luncheon Mrs.
ffed Hlrsel gr
Ezasr Party. Primary Department
--frcshyisrisn church
Easter Party lleien owen Prison.
Farm wanAns pay-lAns prs
Goods store
shower fer Mrs Harry AAtcAeu
Airs n welnhcnTsr
Cambridge club library
iaases Day Country ciuh.
olris Friendly w. Trinity raiaa
House
rsssoay
Shakespeare club. .Ehrary.
p. n O Chapter Mrs. Marley
smith
n a. n club Mrs. chas oarns-.
Enid.
Guthrie Choral Society FIRST N.
n. church.
wesnssds,
kimons elab Luncheon Mrs Ryroa
Ratchelor.
Red Cross Case Coumlites
Thurscsy
Acorn club Mrs. J W Duke.
Thursday Dinner elub-Mr. ani
Mrs ncrt nlIlnra.
0irls Friendly Trinity Parish
House.
Frlds.
Rooney Mooney shah club Mira.
Ralph Hager
Friday Tea c,ab-Mrs Rose An ier-
son
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FOLEY KIDNEY Pills

Keep tires mended to get best re-
ualfs.
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BIBLE THOUGHTS FOR TODAY

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