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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

There e more C1tsrrh Il tbs se--
Ion q tie country thar al ether dis-
eases rui toEethe-. ard Tor years 4
Was supposed % - .rczrxh's. Doc
tors prescribed local -su edies. ara n
constantly failing Z crre icc1i trsa.-
rs1i Trcnor1cet i i1clrbls Ca
tz--h + local disease. =sz;,y i-f1-
enced ~ constitutional cc-t.tions a-h
therefore requires Cu-Etisuf io-11
treztze-- Halls Czter-A Ms-3icne.
nz1u,zctu-e5 II ?. J. Cheney 4 Co.
Toie3o. IS 4 c1-s.i.utu-al reredy
Is fzke1 internally srs acts thr- the
Blood q the Nuco1s Surfaces q tbs
System one Hundred Dollars re-
ward IS osfers5 to- e-y clss 1as
Ea,Ts Czts--h Medicine sz.is . cur
send To- ci-c1l1rs ana testi-o- i1is
2 !. cEESET. ( CO To'e3o. Ohfn-
Soli II D-1EEiz.s. 15c-
HATS Family PsilE fo- co1sii-ztic--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24
GOTHAM GIRLS HIT THE
BOOZE ON BALL FLOOR
Youth II New York c.;y Having
rs Super Fling Now With
An Under World
Atmosphere

New york. JAa- es-YoatA appears
10 be having saper-1lng il Man-
haitian Supposedly resoe.f lble a.
fairs in hoseis % which TIE aes
pe0p,e' are asked take o. 8 ll1ss q.
underworld cafes IN cne O. tie b-s
Aoteis the ether night there vas :
dance ATTENDED n dehulAnfes Aaoa.
whom he social sc-lAhlers wonl1 q
fashion ske.r roVsrsess phrases
hooked IN. sr unsldde1 Fues., ana
saw gsrls :rocked n Ffta 4Ve11s
super1os: fashion dancing win light
&c cigarettes IN TIER hands and q
Task was being passed from couple
70 couple Certain girls are Known
among Tie young nea As .neek-
ers. aae 70 their haait Q. Au-y-ns
she.- faces 4 ne necks G. iAe-s
dancing companions
M1sronly oAar<ro1es we're the c.
bat appeared unaffected ~ ihe
bizarre soucaes. = E.r. il q canary
gown with flaming -ea he4ddress
and inicxi-4uily-ihe word Is used
II SO literal sfnse-arigA; eyes vas
in a pain filled Anie-oom yl1r Is
reach 8 higA chandelier u.ih da.ris
silver sl!ggered Toe While ts
yoa hs ap9.zu6ed.
Al he InisA q dances TIE girls
took oai their cosmetic implements
and carnened their l.ps ard pencnea
their eyebrows Du-ng he recent
New Years eve celeb zi.o1 toar girls
under ~ years a are we're Il
siupor from drnk TAsy were "a.
piis a. select finishing school
Two cigarette shops sos women
have opened n the pas. two weeks
IN a naughty section . As East
Si5e. The WINDOWS are sauay with
cigarette holaecs to 1aicA every
shaoe & dress ara tAe sslesRc1nan
tod ne thar iAs haai; among English
women q smoking pipes had .xksn
fra hold here.
IN q telephone hoosh he ethsr
noon ] heard fsnnsne voice al
'Aae1i say; FenrfallF sorrr. ua1.a.
We oidn. make i 70 your dinner. hui
Gladys and ] took TIE count With 4
some ssNsa'he ooeassar' Ipn ssnst
coming r fo- air nov and Cissvs
Is siil deity When ne riri
STEPPED from The boosh. Tipping
away. il was 70 As see.
sae was not more thar 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24
KILLED BY ANTHRAX
IN SHAVING BRUSH
New York Woman Trims The
Hair q Her Husband. Fings-s
Z Pimple on Her Face
and Dies

New Scfk ser Invest lrstis-
ty Health Deraitme1t phraciAus ds-
closed Yesterday itzt TIE sras.n
DEAN e Nrs no-khId Meiarl.
tventy-tuo years GA. e. --f Flffr-
second street Brooklyr ca Daoe7h.r
~ IN Kingston AYa1ua Hosusal
BROOKLYN was one 70 anthrax c,r-
traeiea from her 11shar1s sAas
hrcsh
i was Clr.sfHss Day Nrs Nead
shaved be- Ausaaals uoek ard -f
hands CAB, p contact v.ih ihs t1-s,.
Aficrwlrd she fingered a pmrls t1
ha1 is.i eheeL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24
BROKE HIS VOW

A1isr trying al remedies 1na
Doctors for stomach trouble To-
eisAt long years ] dec5ded ] coutan't
BE helped and sEore / would never
take another c0se q any kind q mel
seize. o1t EAsn ! saw what Navr
Wonderful Remedy dia sor : frlead
Who also suffered ron hioztsrr Is !
de conSi1ded 70 try ]; myself Il
helped ls al once il Is 4 E--r's
harmless preparation thzf reucres
TIE catarrhal u1c1s from he in.es-
tina, trzci and zEzvs TIE i-fzura.ica
watch causes practically AZ St0nzch-
liver sn5 intes-.oEi ailments. i1-l1d-
ing s7pe1dici-is One dose VIII con-
vince Ct money ref-1ded- Al AZ
Druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24


II vor corllnei fhr ru-sfir. n-r.rrr-
It's - every knaf IN ready -r.s-e-' eor-h
rcUeer- tou i'relably could nj re. a
lasch real curative power a. there = in
t1ts -I-ur4c tu-ne- made cough ~xr~u-
Hsieh ls eHsily prepared II = few
Get iron sEv druggist 2sx ouaoes- -ef
Iinet- boar . irt0 = pint bottle and
~ ne o1szle WITH sTT1p- using either
plAin Era1nlzted sugar svruo. clarified
Z i,ass -. Aoner- OF co-r rr-ur. a. De-
s1-e1- Ise re<ult = fall r.nf II
rally Sefser cough svrrs tf4n vcu cold
nEF rezdr@slece fo- three tfr1es -
10y Tastes plezsss-,- al neser
Isis Pfpex ard ST-rTs ---r-ss-.-..rr ..-,-s
-,-ssi Al TIE "au4e Il : eos.-h sr,s .-7,e-
a.'.lset -mn-eciats rVis.f. X ls.o-rn< IL
AieFia. eTeT- the nzstT throat tsstf~
zn1 heals tse stte. irritzfad rserntranes
- ssn.lf and ezzily that Il i resIlr
sstonisAiaz.
dzv's u-e viii rsuaIlr o4rr~o-ue .se
o--lzzsTF c0azh <n3 fer t-n-~sss-ss q -r-<..rr,
ncsTsenrss and bronchial ASTHMA. shere
- refhinx better.
f11fx = 9 r1oe< rs1uzfie eo,cert-zsnf
GO PHI - Ceznine So-wsr rs-p e.
~, ara hss been lsad sor -err-ztsn-,.
- arEaS 30 srr4re cc--hs-
10 2rel1 1t-zDrs0; rt--,s--- 49, ~..,-
qrE.~-.Et foT cs-Dszes - Pro- s.s-a
fru olrezt1uns. Ard dcrt ze-sr.t 49,
l11n- elsf- S1zrzn<sed % rsrs ef..,Is,..
-17es-zc-lo1 q Uozer nro-~--ax -
-11s1 - -lne- C. a. Na-ss.
&c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

Poteaa-There IS nuch speculation
rs 70 aAo VII be appointed to sac
csed Pali Waite ,ounty comI.s.
sserc- vso died G srt..qcx a.
S1nasy. lie vas co11lssloner 8.
ne T1.ra stsci AID lived Oc-
izT.a z the soutA rari o. The coanty
riiiaens here are tnclirea 70 ff-or
10 sppc.u;meni o. i p CLARK. wAIe
T4l.hina republicans favor Earl Ns.
Gcwsn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

heels bot Al that we don't think
they hnri a woman a. much as
some of her high and mighty
notions d..
II husband would not forget
10 compliment her on the good
meals She fixes a wife might be
more willing TO forgive him for
kicking about some Of the ba,i
ones.
We still believe the stomach is
mighfier than the eve. (Oh. well.
if You insist on-a diagram-we
mean that q girl still has d better
chance Of getting and holding, a
man L. hes cooking thsn by her
fdeei.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

skiAtook-TAe city A2s been allow
&C s. days IN which 70 make improve
nen,s n the water system. \ 81
city IS 70 reu4in II IS ~ - q
IL classification IN insurance ras-
ing This snnounoeneat 5 made b.
tie state Inspection lzreAa, which
recently sent an engineer 10 Sk1sook
10 make detallel sarrey o. The fire-
fiehung provisions there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

Suilwzter-Dr Milton rs jones.
head O. he chemistry department; II
a a II college. has been granted
. yenrs leave e. absence. beg ming
September J. 10 ens8ge n cazusau-
cas- and lyceum work Dr J T.
Parks Als assistant IN the depart
r-enL i Is ihougsi W.li Be zciins head
during hls zbsence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24
; IF 1T FITS

h Marriage sohers some men
and il drives Others 10 drink.
Babies cry for what they want
and the girl babies never ouigrow
the habit.
These women ; styles make the
men smile-until they get The
bills for them.
You VIII notice in the battle for
supremacy il usually Is tie wife
who survives.
me trouble with . lot II folks
who 81 religion i that they don I
lei he religion gei them.
Il sometimes seems the only
place you an find contentment n
this old world is IN the dictionary.
The greatest distance between
any two organs Of the body j.
that between the mouth and The
brain.
Whenever we do not know
what else 70 blame for the fool
ishness people do We make human
nature the goat.
Vel believe the women have
reached the equality they are
demanding when they can scratch
a mattel the way nan does.
The OLD fashioned woman who
used 70 become covered with
eonfnsion now has . daughter
WHO becomes covered with paint
and powder.
Sesna Of these poor boobs seem
to feel If they can't succeed .
the next besf thing i
70 knock the fellows who can to
beat the hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

W4,ouga-EuferAiners and de1oa
sir2'ors from he state teachers sol.
ites a. Alva are touring tie schools
e 8.alne oonniy this week unler The
dtrecuou e Mrs Sclll f2orsis
county suPeriHitasent Patron
ei-hs 1re pa,in the expenses o. ne
iezns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

P41ls Naliey-Wah distr,s off,
GERS and visitors frol several cities
n Oklahoma. be Pzals Valley Rotary
cluA vzs installed here Saturday
n.ehs - b.g pep meeting sna
banquet More than Sc RosAr.Ans IN
special cars came from Oklahoma
CITY and Ardnore 70 hei7 N tie
ils 1l.ztson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

Norman-Reoeniiy elected student
council representatives 81 the unirer-
sly we're Installed ..st Monlze
ngt- s.x o'd councl'men passing ou.
q ofrce. The banoue. IN nzAeIr honor
supposed TO have been held on sha
i7ih- has been posponel Untl n 4,
first Tuesday after examination
VIXEN he ex-leg lslaso7s MI bs horc-
el ty ihe.r fellow members.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24
cHu-o SUFFERED TWELVE
NEARs

ny children Who are healthy e-s
strong ctAerw-se suffer from distress
ing kidney trouble OF tl4sse- wazs.
ness Mrs. II Stsrzn. Theodore al
writes Ny child suffered - .esss
WITH weak bladder tried several
doctors and remedies without -evn,t
Toaey kidney Pills gave her resiss
Sad Ere-ywhera
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24
So LOAN. rs WEARS Old
AND NOW ssz.oec SOUGHT

Boston. J4n - - 4 resoluriu-
zz-Ao-.zi1g sAs state Treasurer q .ss
. TIE hsirs & ssmas Nxihsr -
PRINCIPAL ard lzts1esf On note s1ox
i-g that hs .oz-es EAe c1zn7-vczi-a
SsSG. OF 1u1e -. i7ss. Trr in-r,
ducs1 Il tie Ss-z.s sc-L8r- he .rsy-
zsni ws1id zESrcszte about Ss-lQ.,1.
At.o-usy CenE-zl Aka ADVISED rao
Treasurer not g raF Tie o0se w1e- 4
vas presented -oc-ily y st.1-ns-s
'rs7resentErs El-Trz II Cozno-. : C.
sce-dE1- q Msths-. nov ErinE Il
California he 0bliEzfica. 4 o1e G.
ssts. be he'd s zoz1 ane. azz -
-zocey is1s rlta fhe Je<isizture-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24
STATE IEws NOTES


Durant-As : resalt 81 Dar2nt
cir.zeas trying 70 oonsbat The cox
pstA extra warm fires. three Aoasss
xere badly lanAge1 AID oae har1es
completely, the loss be.ag sl.oss
TIE orlsin & e4eA IRE vas over-
hesfod stoves.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24
Fsseery a Carey Pressnsea

Dur1nt-R0bbery os the drug store
u Csnsr. = uises oo-1h q here. wss
frustrated when ofncers fired al two
zen ~so had broken the plate glass
Eiaoo~ sa6 had entered The sore
Little Of value was taken No arrests
we're zsds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

IcAlesieT-The winter reunion far
he Scottish Rte Naso-s for eastern
Okl-h7rn4 viii convene acre on Mon
czr 4 large ATTENDANCE IS s1rsc.ed
and large class VII be adra-ced
70 re various degrees The Masters
degree VII be conferred Tuesday
afternoon iT visiting A-anors
Mzsons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

Cellulose. TIE woody material Of
which most Ct fhe tissues 81 rla-is
are formed, is 7ressai i tAs bas--s
q one grouQ c 2owe- animals the
t-aieates. o. sas-saz-~s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24
ssr nur in Runway

Lsrton-Raiph Chat ee-yez--old
Indian eor. wss injured and one
horse q the team he was driving vas
killed. wAe1 rs horst became fright
ened snd ran away. crossing .be
street car srsckx suz n tine 70 be
alt y Al approaching car.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

Nar's-i-r thai crrmrre. fA-- '
r- had 'sss as ia word h W.
= was almost smrosslb'- 70 lire
r-usa y the na1y problems ufi =
were resu'tiaE p chaos N- star
s7rrr-tei changes II ihs co-s;t.e
ton as re-ed' as. SAYING il was IN
workable tecauss j; Trov del three
equally co-o-d'nAisd branches O. SOW
e-umsri-tAe sulit'al ihe execusee
and ne legislative TIE .adieia dom.
.nated hs SAID
MF stone sad The relation q Ie
TresItsni 70 oo1rrrss lad never taan
settles and scnsnily We f1o IS
many caIf licaLoas
= tAirk every siodet; q ca- srs-
ten mast agree TIA, ou- natio7al coa-
Eress s. Lot properly composed nor
.ts ae,hsri;g properly Llf1el.~ d
said The seventeenth amsndne-s
Ifavidiar tar popular siestca e s--
aiors ctrtAinlr has not improved iha
personnel q .hai body Il IS almost
Is diilcult 10 name the co1s9ic.tas
members e the senate Is 10 repeat
TIE words O. fhe national anthem.
-A11 there 81 something re'v uro-r L
with Tie house ifs members n
see-n 70 have disire; minds T1tra
IS 70 lead rsAp in e'the- houss- -.
stead iasrs ss something weu e.
aEin e chaos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24
Pes..I Insper-rr se...-,

AzEkosee-F- L Czznpitr posts.
inspector Tor - yezTz and -.
years n the ezsfern Oklahoma dis
trsel has resigned elfec.ife Feb-u-
Az / % eaier ne oa business II
LoassisrA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

C3rraEeer. or ir'sA moss. used Il
making vsrlous -oo5s ard drinks con-
s,sss q sshweed. especially q ,.s
species chondrns c-ipus Large qusa-
titles are gathere5 for market O. t.s
cczs: q Massachusetts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24
COTTON ciNNEo ~
NcN---. MOUNTS -l5-

WzsAaEtu-- sz.. .s-Co-fcr gln-
rsa r-lo- . JE1a--y -s Hzourtes to
1881 rz-r.nr tzies .-rlud
1855 rount hzles. 1883 bales ~
A1es1can-Egy7tlA-- and s11e bz-es
e sea isiEad. he census sa-esu Al.
ncu1ced today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

NsAies-e--D. G Noo-inr. ho-u
c1-surisi e ne A. q N. COLLEGE at
Stliwaisr. addressed r-uden;s al the
y Alesier ard Hs--sAorne high
schools giving przct5czi lessons on
The lrei'er methods C pruning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

= = -fAc - TWIN - NED
= ths hor- Z -eas NJ eeek ~
os-St t-7e-1s- writes { : " e
Ws- 80 I'D Are. Okiz-t Cal
our ,irt-s boy AZ E-l had serer-
-zsr--g cozEAs w1thout pzlsrn thct
cacked z-6 rushet thss- fares Fos.
sTs Honey E-t Ia vas . Tc1cs--
m eze-rs1rT remedy.
Sod Ere-rre-e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

According 70 Dr. T. Tat NcKerzie.
fhs .otsi scz,5srr nez-i< - s1c-.-
can sir-s srs- fno<rnsss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24


The Msa N'hs Salied'
- NIde-opc- -ow-" IS . Ne
r-cSr-vel IT thonehifui prod0os-.
:o- he teocas q posferity.
WHY Auno--ce Yer Marriage >
Is - issue some girls KY nevcr ,.
c--lc1 uPa1 % 6eu5e
7te SsfesT Crr1srx- - s.frr5es
r. fkf fresfr1sra ~ sk< c@Sirr1e
c.s %os fhs s-to-
is certainty thai 1--we and Ls-
lir- VII nos appeal r-ry strongly
- profteerS
Sturdy NEff- VII ao. B. con-
Tlett E-thC1i . hz-h-.ns sc-nc
The C-as1zi Il Fl7s
CAs-sey KY srr-. . Pirso--g %
I'm -Sru5r--
Buster Kez,o- hss s-ssbed shoot
ElE CPS II Ec-iv7<ood-
Possibly k1nc-e1 of rae Dus-.
.es-z-cs = cz-pst Sweeper
So-1s th-ztres s-r advertising that
f1ey zre a Fools Pa-z6isc
Nz-r1crz's a DosTs Ecus-- IS
~ Propaganda fo- A-,--icsn to-s.
Mss Luiu Be- and Girls Don't
Cz--oa- are re-T cr-fusS-r tstlex
e-1r-y Arms 5o>s not r-se- .
- scz.s uexr 70 -uu = ne theatre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

Bandits n evening dress have aee-
operating n csiaEi Fls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24
NAPOLEON. DURING
Els EGYPTIAN
CAMPAIGN

> sid - have possessed
. sword ri peculiar char
sefsristies- 4 nilky oTal
- IL the hit became
biood-red when The dsv
was destined 70 1I-fsrcr
him Af his death the
weapon DISAPPEARED and
was only hrou-hf 70 li-h;
s-sia through s1 A IN
The Leader Classified
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

THE BEST ne.ir;.e vou q, take
. g II EDur-eif o. burox x-5
ciezr roFr c-a-piez5on- il Hoods szr.
sz7x--s-r's 40 Tl5E oiIApEST.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24
FMMSnnES
and SO forth
By Iii Speed

TTS- 1s a fin
J Nlcl Eatk ot
th- Ma e WI
ci-cz44cl St.rfiick
Nc~s Yrucs q
rc-tcSf between
New York ard
Ci-zro girls ro
ur-wrr q back %
-.tcA Ncnus de
Aii5x Sore more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

recently famous hs-Es In5oce hltty
Ca-s1n'x Bzck Il H2-k" and Back
g No-z.icr." Thsa tbs-t's -Abos J
b1rx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

Charity according . Ecgsre
C'B-sez. may heEln II A Mans
Home bit = These csvs Of do-rss-
tic brewing considerable t-oubie
also starts fh--c'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

So1ne Of these poor bo0bs seem
to feel If they can't succeed
themselves the next besf thing i
10 knock the fellows who can to
beat the band.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-24

FzrIint Cz-oz Is ooe 6: ths Lies
ca TIE Fed tfzs tofl1
She is acting 4 TIA, s.xxe rizy and
ss9ror1.ng Owen Moore = Slr&
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-13
CATHOLIC YolrAS's CLUE RE-ELECTS NrRs N q r-e-r


 Thursday afternoon the Catholic w-1- mans club of St Pacrie--'s parish held It's annual meeting at the Er.-hts of Columbus Home, on Broadway. the pres tdent, Mrs. Nelson c. Disco. presiding. There was good attendance.
 The club was visited by Rev If. IT. May. rector of St. Patricl-'s church. who addressed the members Informally. com mending the club for it's accomplie1-n -r-s in the past, since this o-~aui-orfa7 works for the poor of the parish. Father May expressed the hope that the s7cfs- ty would continue its activity the pres ent year and suEgested that each nom Der endeavor to secure one new mer5-r by the next meeting.
 In the annual election Mrs. Disco WIS reelected president: Mrs John P 1r-- Namara was the choice for vir7 ---st- dent; Mrs. Frank l. Fa~~.-. fna-r.al secretary; Mrs. Maur.ce P. Il-uv. rac- ordlng secretary: executive c74ri--e. Mrs. J. H. Cunningham cha.~-7-~. ,1-s James P. Sheridan, Mrs Thomas F. Burns, Mrs William J. Farrell Mrs. Frank 4. Sisk
 A sewing committee named for the year comprises Mrs Tro~ae p. G.5--z chairman, Mrs. Dennis ;. E-y-z. C--e Charles F. Lee and Mrs, John w. Bowne.
 Plans were made for benefit vhfz- later
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-13

Photographs from the "ether space, spirit photographs, are now an accom- pliShed scientific fact. declared Otto von Bourg, & Swiss medium, who spoke and gave spirit messages Thursday night be- fore a congregation that filled the Sp.r- itaal Academy on Park street. Under favorable conditions, he said. 1t would be possible to take spirit photographs, photographs Of the souls, of those who had passed on aszi these would be read fly recognizable as spiritualism teaches that you represent the same thing when you are out of your physical body as you did in it.
 Mir. von Bourg, who is now resi- dent of Chicago, and has been attending the Spiritualist state convention in Hart ford, was introduced by Rev A. P. Blinn, who mentioned that the Swiss me diums psychic powers had been success fully used by a scientific expedition to Palestine to discover the things that the scientists were looking for.
 MT. von Bourg said that he proposed to speak upon life before and after the physical Jlange. By the phenomena and demonstrations through mediumship we know that the dead live. In Bible times they had far finer "sensitives" than we have now and there are many
 
 He referred to the progress of Spirit ualism fN1d the verdict of Sir Oliver Lodge and other scientists who declared that we cannot deny there is human intelligence communicating through the medium. The speaker affirmed that psychic communication Is scientifically proven fact, with nothing uncanrY, nothing peculiar about it. You are just as much spirit now as you are a spir- It hereafter. You have an "ether body and you take It with you. Death Is purely an incident in progression. cnly a change In habitation, and the change Is So insignificant that in many cases it Is ! hardly realized. You look precisely the same out Of life as you looked in it. Proceeding along tnis line of thought the speaker said that there were thous- l ands of CT ses Of sudden deaths where relatives thousands Of miles away had
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-13
MISS E1ERY TOR FoRrY yrARs


 SEC. EPISCOPAL NUNEE.TAEE Thursday afternoon a. 2:+5 oc.o,l. funeral services for Miss Ju'is e. .-In rg were held at the chUrcl O. s. Jam Scarsdale, N. '. as briefly noted in T. ae Bulletins telegraphtc news, Nils Lul - sister of a f-rmer rector Of Christ church was for forty years General s-e-e-qr- of the Woman's Auxiliary Of the F-1--=- tant EpiScd2al church She died 7- her nome IT Scarsda e She was the Se7-Fs--- Of the organization for al but rem re-- or its existence, and she saw it ST -- u7- der her direction from body Of sky s.. women re-resenting five Gioc,s.- -u -s-. to gathering of 1, 919 women ra-reas-+ ing ninety-two Glocesss a-d mission -.' districts from all ever the word.
 Designed especially to further the -.lz sionary cause through voluntary e5r-rt- buttons, she saw the annual c-r- Of Worlanis auxiliary mount from SF0os. in the year 1S72-73 to SG2l.g1y' ia tzs year 191S-19
 Miss Emery was born in Dorchester Mass, tlse daughter cf Cha-re= Emery. 2 sea captain and Susan HHta7 r--r-- The first Secre'ar,, Of t'7s au-'lf-r- wa Miss Abbott Enerv. She served --s 1876, when she resi7re1 70 -rar~- H- A. T. living and her sistc- su-1e-s.t her. Miss Julia Emerv served c-r-t-.r ously until 1916 when fai.i-z health f3r-. ed her to resign.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-13
PooUoNoC BRIDGE PASTOR


 Rev 0. G. BuddfngNn Of Poquonoc Bridge speaking before a very well at- tended meeting at the Central Babptist church or Thursday evening said that the world is not yet done with evangelism but that today, even as in Christ's time, there is urgent need for people to become apostles of Christ. The apostles of t4d went forth to teach the word of God and today there is still need of thess apostles. Rev. Mir Buddington related his ex- periences in small parish where evan gelistic services were being he'd. The services were apparently not dcing tho good that had been anticipated until It was decided to have hous--to-hous can vtass This not only resulted in a large number coming into tine church but cha7g ed the whole spirit of the canvasser". making them see that not only were converts gained but they theTseHres had become better Christians. People know about Christ but they are reluctant about accepting him as tfleer Savior and fo'- lowing his way Tt.3 is what the apostles of today shculd try and overoo0-e; tHi= hesitating in acce7tin~ Christ. | great work can he accomplished here ia Ameri- ca along these evangeusttc lines
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-13
A LAND WITHOUT NIGHT

In the early July days the Scotch Highlands may truly be called a land where there is no night. for sunset and sunrise are really one and the same. Officially tic sun disappears for about six hours, but the track of its passage from northwest to north east is marked by crimson glow above the horizon which serves to link the long summer days together in an unbroken chain.
 On a cloudness night one can ait by the shores on the Moray Firth and read the newspaper at midnight, and golf, tennis and bowls have all been played while England slept.
 Cattle can be seen steadily grazing through the clear nights. The birds, too, appear to be little puzzled by the unusually bright conditions Their twtttering never ceases, and occasions there will break into son that another will answer-Lordon Express.