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New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Sealed Verdict Returned
In Mary Pickford Case

The jury before which the action of
Cora { Welcoming. theatrical agent
70 recover s1os 600 from Mary Pickfo-d
has heer on trial returned sealed
verdict Yesterday in the United States
Distr ct Court. Judge Julian Mack had
left the court an hour before the YER
DICT Was reached The jury was out
about an hour and half The verdict
viii he onered TO-DAY.
In charging the Jury. JUDGE Mack
said il was evident that some one had
lied. Either a contract had been made
or If had not hcen made. II was for
tfo iNrv % decide, he said.
Miss Pickford. her mother and
Douglas Fairbanks had tea IN an ad
Joining room while waiting for the vcr-
diet The actresses ,ther needed the
tea, She had been quite upset by the
summing Up Of George +. Joseph, coun-
sci for Mrs. Wilkcnnjnr.
v hen Mr. Joseph told the Jury that
she was rnarccaary Mary mother hurst
INFO tears. Mary Kissed her and in
quired n apparent surprise whether
she had not q sense of humor. but hor
equanlmity WAS not entirely restored
until Mr.. Fairbanks poured her cup
OF tea.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Old Miracle PLAY
Is Presented Anew
Rv Mime. Cuilberl
s'Guibour' Staged for Open
ing Of Lcntcn Season v ith
an Excellent Cast al the
Thirty.ninth ST. Theater

"Guihour." the quantity beautiful
miracle play that Yvette Guilbert pre-
sented a. TIE Neighborhood Playhouse
several wears ago. was done again last
n:ght q. the Thlrty-ninth Street The
ater By Mme Guiibert and a COMPANY
Of excellent players. II VII be seen
for limited time only. the engage
nent closing Saturday night
"Guihour.' which has heen done INTO
English by Anna Sprague Maoponala'
comes down from tHe fourteenth GER
tury. preserved in manuscript IN ne
Bib.iothodue Rationale IN Pans. ~
belongs to a collection Of forty miracle
plays all celebrating IN some Nay the
Intervention OF the Blessed Virgin
Mnne. Guilbert discovered the acting
possibilities q this old play and
produced it here in 1919 with herseh
n 40 same part she played last ght
The play might be considered TO
have a lerten significance 1t was de-
signed TO teach the qualities o pi'y
and forgiveness. Guibour, VINO is TO ne
burned at the stake, is mlraculous "
ssved The title role is acted oy r NJ
abeth MoFatt, new to The New or"
stage Miss Mofatt IS 4 'statuesque
Beauty of very agreeable personality
and effective histrioric gifts. Sne
piaved with extraordinary charm the
vision scene in which Guihour bickers
with angels and archanGels over her
Offering Of Cand . a. the service o.
Candiemss T1is mass cni ode, with
IS mple and colloqual dialogue, has
a delightful primitive quality.
Incidental music Of churchly meas
ure has been arranged by Nine. Gull
bert The play is we'll voiced and beau
GfIlly costumcd. B, +.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

Florence Reed is TO be 4 Palace head
lnor nrN' week. In Edgar Sciwyn's "a
Royal Rendezvous, a piayiet Of The cour;
Of Louis NV.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

The Clef club WIN appear at tho selyvyn
Thoater SUNDAY evenlug. together with r.
jrogran of vaudeville acts.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Stokowski Presents
Beethoven 5;h Symphony

Mr.. Stokowski made no attempt TO
Introduce any new musical prophet TO
an unreceptive public AZ the seventh
Phi adelphia orchestra concert Tuesday
night at Carnegie Hall but produced a
strictly classical program of Rccthov-
en's Fifth Symphony, Hande]s Concerto
Grcsso. Op. 3. No. l. and his own ar
rangemcnt Of Bsch's G minor Passaeag-
liza for organ. This. he wrote, was one
Of pach's "most free and sublime or
cheetral expressions - Transcribed for
orchestra in order to bring it before
larger audience NJ. Siokowshi's ar
rangement seemed. on the whole. to re-
produce the spirit of the original. its
shading and thematic structure, except
when inner parts were swamped by
strdent hrasses
Bee;hoven's Fifth Symphony has
been comparatively neglected in favor
of his Seventh. and was thereby all the
more welcome. Mr.. Stooowsk OBJ
served leisurely tempo in the first
three movements, with none but III 9
orthodox changes Of pace. while re
strainf Wa abandoned in the last one.
There was q dramatic contrast where
She long. mysterious pianisslmo pas
sage ending the scherzo gave way 10
the blare of the finale which thence
forth was a blaze Of triumph In the
Handel Concerto for strings and wood
vind he abandoned the platform to play
an improvised clavicembalo, for which,
unlike Mr.. MengelberG, he used both
hands, letting the orchestra nresum-
ably take its time from his head and
shoulders, which 1t did with signal sue
cess. This feat. equally with the
other numbers, was heartily applauded
b. capacity audience
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

a bcncft perf0rmance for tho pav and
Night Shcltcr OF the Bronx viii be given
al inc Sam H. Harris Theater on Sunday
evening
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

Wiiilam Harris fr riEnod contracts YES
to-day with loseDh NJ Schonck for the
picturisauon Of "Esst Ia Wee'" by sam
Gel ShtnWan and Jonn Il. llymer. Con
stance Ia imadge Will ulay the role on ihc
screen which Fay raintor created or the
stage
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

Crosby Galec VICE prNsiden. of Selw,n
Co. sailed yesterday on the Tioneric Tor
Wat fo tho csriial= of Europe in nearch
OF plays for American production.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

T zieEfeld tr win oner three now fcs
turos In Tho Midnight TroNc" tonight
Ellen de- Lo:rhes. Hungarian dancer w}N
I've soou IN her Dance of Death Nurio|
StryNor wii he seon I'm 81 Row dance num-
her arranged bv Iron Enrol. and there w n
ee traNesly on current plays
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

Mary shaw VIII be seen In a special PEI
forTaDce of lbseu's "Ghosts." under tho
auspices uf the vale Dramatic Association
MS afternoon in SuraEue Memorial Hail.
Yale niV"rsttr. New Maven. She viii re
5uIp io me city in tme for the evening
at tho Punch and Judy Thcaler
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

REORGANIZATION" fiu u1elodrsiua. y~i'
no tho feature az tho Cameo Theatei, be
ginning sunday.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

Rivals" by Jonah Tsosonfeld at the yid
dish Art Thester o-morrow evening it is
1a'N fo he he Asst rlav Or Freudian
psychoanslyais TO be presented IN The
ElddiTh iheatcr
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
The Stage Door

The Shubcrfs VIII present Frances Whit.
and Taylor Holmes IN Tho Ho,cl Mo',so :,
musical comedy. - the Stamford Tha
ater In stamford tonight Guy polton
wrote ihe book and Clifford C;-oy fhn
'vrics Ivan Caryl and Almond Neesev
wrote the music
Maurice Schwartz will rrcscrt The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
srrtiAI NntiCrs

NOTICE
That Mr. G. y. GilbrtR has sold his
grocery Ators at 62s n. Peoria to Max
uanlgnff
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No Clue to Slayer Of
.iged RecIuse Is FOnHd

BANKS ore. Dec. 2.--Aulnof
ties today arc without trace ot
she slayer Of Ralph Drhiutop, SD,
rcputcd wealthy recluse and wc'l-
known labor agitator of 20 years
$50. who was mnudored in blI1
cabin near here. Dchirfcn was Killed
nv T. rifle bullet fired through ih"
door Of the cabin Tho bullet pnSscd
through his hand. apparout.F resting
on the door. ana entered tho BODY
above the heart. Reside hls body
lay n loaded shotgun. which OWE
Gently had dropped from hlq hand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

bsage alAt.
WANTED-Unmarried, colored girl 10 do
laundry work In exchange for modern
servant quarters. Cedar 2Jl, I'll =.
Twentieth.
WysNTED-Salesman to call on the city
trade; apply In person. B NJ. Rose, Oli
Fox Hotel, Osage 337s,
WANTED--white girl Tor general mouse
work Apply 22i w, Twelfth, upstairs
WASTED-Middle-age or eldegy lady
70 siny with my aged mother and DO
the housa work; no children. Call -
John the Ring Mans place, las ;.
Boston Av.
MANTED-Two attractive ladies'. under
80, to travel with mansser; those Win
magazine experience preferred. but not
. essential Phone Mr. Howard. Usage
So Alt.- 30 H.aa'
work Apply at iso y. Iawton.
ANTED-B1perienCe table slTL Ap-
ply Toasted sandwich Shop, alt 5. Boz
49,
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Announcements


EriLLrIiCs- would you care to learn
about n"~ rational treatment for iu.
mediate relief NJ Epiltpgg7 Positively
stopping .ab sezpr's. rom tr't day's
.uss. Information froc specialist
btHVcr '.6a7 Lander WyominR.
FAIHMOuNt matcinity EospitsI tor CON
Nu'mcni May work fo' part ~ eg
l"necH bt1Ics tof adoption "tite f1f
43as,' 9s.a'5 ,.,sa'o MS q ss!;s ( Sos ,, '''i ao
LhEKtE cLrH, feIiabio nefebandlse,
those wanting nemborshlp. call cedar
tra9.H
rDTItL.-ID whom it may concern. ! viii
no. Do r.ap'nAhlo fur any druta uy vile
Marie hNur may contract from Dus
da'c pAvr MILLER
1ItD HaEH UftrI by un expert. abausuIral
bolts. elastic Worfings. etc.. made 20
ni.rf. I.Nuno ttIHJ tlbt FOR appoint
MOTT Wni- truss 60. 72i W Ffth
WEST MAIs MATERNITY Sanltauuu--
women futug pregnancy ana cunnne
Wrnl, private iat's fensonHhie hahles
ai.ptad. Dt hrutnpn medical director
iasi w Main ok'at"na 'liy
RADIO 50
bttLp YOUR own RADIO for $50. wc
furnish complete paris Co make one tube
receiver. car hnHr ull leading broadcast
ing stations in America. range 100 to
POO mUtcfHi h"nutlft, mahogany cabinet
furmica panel 'slt inches, dtiled Hud
engraved. easily f1liowcd npacmbllnE
insuuctHus nrd iofaH radio handbook
HIvtH free. rmpiifrf to match AZ5. best
money value IN tho country. money back
guarantee. you muat be ratisii,d, order
now scndug check, money order or
draft, reference. HunH. HrHdstrrct
WayclAnd Hadio Corp, i2H 81. Clark
90. chicago III.
stEtIAt N0TiCEs
RENT mtsGuerouo costumes, hlgh-class
ntsnrtu on'. - Noeales Codat la5.
ILsTINGs WANTED.
Immediate inspection ana perHoual al.
us for safe We are maRlns IN cYcei.
ient selling record and have many buy
era 'ur Hll glasses VI rtty property.
EXCHANGE TRUST Go.
psage D100.
That Mr. C. Il. Gnbcrz has sold his
grocery Ators at 62s n. Peoria TO Max
Automobiles
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE 10
AUTO sTORAGE. s75o per month 62c
D. Third. cedar 21I9
A%iE3 Tor most ali cars at a saving.
Also a good line OF best quality
springs is-hour service on SPRING.
which we don't have IN stock. Auto
brokerage CO.. ll5 =. Ciacinn0ttb Usage
1868
A nARGNfN late 1891 Nash q, perfect
condition. fllghtiy used 1880 glad to
demonstrate, can he seen nt any time
terms n dcsircd or will take In cheap
car psnge s9is' .
ANY make OF car repaired al your home
garage. guaranteed satisfaction reliable
nechsnics. 'Cal Os8Ra 43Bi.R. lt0S E
Fourth ~
can OWNERS
Nine years In Tulsa, repairing all makes
Of cars and trucks means that we make
our work good. nrando Motor Co, corr
Nor FIRST ana Denver
DODGE roadster 1870 model, ovarsised
tires, looks like new: cash price, $3.50
OsnEe 7i78,
DODGE ROADSTER tor sale, by owner
$500. bargain, 40S w. Flfth. Cedar
SinG
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gN8.9
I o. O. +. DIRECTORY
Fellows Hall lieb South Bou


I o. O. T.. DIRECTORY
Odd Fellows Hall iish South Boulder
AURORA LODGE. No. SO. I. o. o. r.
Meets syery Wednesday evening 1850
W. t. GApny. N @.
NJ. l. PouNpsToNE, Secretary
TULSA LODGE No. 30 l. o. o. ~. meets
every Tuesday evening. 1850
TON uWtNN, n. q.
7s. j. y. Moore. Secretary
TULSA ENCAMPMBNr NO. 0S, l. O. O. ",
meets on second and fourth Friday OF
each mouth AT p. N.
~, WEis'IkstS. ( i.
r. II. LARSEN Acting scribe
TULSA REBEkAH No. So, l. O. o r.
regular meeting first ana third Friday
MRs. MoI.iIE LOWE. n O
MRS CARRY DAVIS Sec,
osaEo AG2S-R
ruLsA CANTON NO. is. l. o. O. y.
Patriarch Militant First saturday each
W. 7. BOLTON, Capt
E. y, LARSEN. Clerk.
ORDER or LOYAL SONS. Tulsa Fireslde.
40. 8, second and fourth Saturday each
RAYMOND FISHER. F W.
.s. H. u. HuGHLETr W. n.
KREMLIN TULsoK. l. O. NJ. meets
every third saturday, p m
J. WRIOHT Car
w. NJ RICHARDS
Minister OF Records
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TULSA LODGE NO 30 l. o. O, r.. meets
every Tuesday evening 1850
TOM uWtNN, n. q.
j. 4, Moore, Secretary
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LEGAL.

FubIsEad la ttv Tulsa uaH5 VOID. No.
tuuHrT 90 bee D. g. o. 1te Tulsa
DAILY NDfld publishers
NOTICE TD ELutrHtCfL
CONTRACTORS
Sealed hlds viii he received hr 7, p
yvues afIaruot. December o.. 1922. pr 'hr
rarrsllHE of bll electric trturos foI Hnt.
tloi HiRh school; plans 0n fl.' ai Tho ni
flee or A. j. Love. architect POS i5n'u
binding
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W. T. GApnY. N @.
NJ. l. POUNDsTONE, Secretary
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TAKEN GP--stray rcd ces, 81 SSyyHitvf
~, owner can have Same by paying Tor
fced and thla adj . q miles east Of Rlrd
creek bridge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

WANfED-A mildle-aged woman for
cooking and general housework, only
Two in family and modern servants
quarters. Phone Usage 47e2. after $50
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tlmo, Rlving her best efforts and II
capable. permanent worth while posi-
ton ls assured with advancement. II
outside interest will interfere with your
work, DO not apply. Answer In own
handwriting. giving what ycu consider
the Information desired. II answer sat-
isfactory will arrange interview sat
urdiy or sunday. 52l-J World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
RusIness Service

STORAGE wANTED--io0 automobiles
for s. per month. Gail oil city Ca
rage 2s0 N. Main. Usage 655s J.
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WANTED Experienced coiored maid; no
other need apply. l7z5 5. Boulder
Osage 3I4T.
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Rooms ano Board

ATTRACTIVE suite ~ rooms with board
for two or three gentlemen only iAl0
= Cincinnati
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
tUREtN PERSONAL

AsTRoLOCY reveals; 2ooo-word trial
rcHaing nE5c; two questions free. state
hirthdate. Professor Audrey Dept. LIS
boa Sat Washington, H. G.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

FINISHED rs
BOULDEh :, 7Os--Larse sleoing room
Close IN, Cali Osege 1899.
THkEE rooms. new duplex. unfurnished.
two light Housekeeping rooms 1923 w.
Twenty West Tulsa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

A cFsased aud solled Master Ns
sons apron. Witch aayvd the hpgne 0f
hls mother during the fiyIl War. ID
.,na of the rriealnss toAmeaatona ~ \
r shepherd a member of Cats CITY
lodge of Atlanta ca Not only WAS
n guard thas ttoad ny hla ConEed
afstp mother III the northpfn Ausilpfa
fHnaacked her home. hus Il Il tao
feaaon whg Brother shepherd heeama
4 slasan.
Back I'll me dark lipes ~ the war
bot *ven thu nlHspv. norlhern soldiers.
on their march Through Georgia came
sspon the hume of Mrs Fhaphefd. Who
was N N bqd nroshes shepherd was
fighting IN iha Confederate array Tho
federal troops had rannaekrd ihu
homo and piled All tho artleiea Eli she
center of the room The honNa was 10
be fired. u ~ happened tlma an d.
ficer of ,hs northern troops who ~
tered the room found Masontt
apfan
Qulckly he approached tho bedside
Of Mrs shepherd and ask~d 10 ~hom
The abson belonged, When Mrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
sHR|MERs PLAN A
CRUISE De LUXE

Tha pallsal steamship King Alex
Ander" will leave Aan Francisco Juns
is following the cioae oi the forty
eighth annual eesalon of the Imperial
Council and Golden Jubilee of tho A
"A. q. NJ NJ n
Pacific Atlsniio Travel iluraaa.
Inc. az San Francisco haa been for
tunate IN chafterinK the steamer King
Alexander" former Cleveland. the
well known palltal liner famous for
her round -she-wofld tours. for a
special cruise between san Fran
cisoo. Honolulu. iIilo, Victoria and
san Francisco,
While the vessel Is In iIonoiuIu
passengers have the privilege ot stay
ing on board the vessel. using same
aa their hotel. meals included. without
extra charge. The same program will
apply IL lilo
Special arrangements hsy. been
made for the amusement OF tao paW.
seueera while on the voyage 10 and
from IIouoluh. Music and spofts ol
'ali descriptions will be the routine Of
the days grogram.
I In Honolulu the Shrine II arranging
'@seciai ~nsartainmsnts stuiiag earIy
IN the morning, and closing late At
might.
/ ThIa Is al exceptional opportunity
10 ses tha wonderful islands of Ila-
wall. offering st the same an oeeaxion
20 Visit the wen-known port os yic~
toFia 10 British Columbia Fellow
ship Forum
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
Bis REVIVAL N
4 SMALL TOWN



mia cabin, MAY II w'esl beys the
vhlSks slAgx hroken, remarked
une ~ tAa nen who wae eunysftssl
at the blg revival which has bean
conaaesea hoaa sor the rAss three
weeks hy Mu virginia Israads tlsrN
ana her husband. u E nesx unsli
Srcnniiy rastofs ot the s'htlsttAn
shurch as WAGNER And ha vw
mark Il true. for shia iltsie Guy ~
500 ihhahssAnsa has heen shaken fas
llslonsls a. never before mlsh iao
ssonssrnsoas ana reclamation the
three ehureheA of the town naYstss.
Methodist and s'hfiatsan. Whiting ia
great Maais of easopermsnn anaer
she true Fospci preaching " Ma~
llefg 20 eas tho devil On she rua
Tho meeting eiosea tnniehs, With
and address especially Airessnd h ,ha
'soHserss, bus ,hn hlgh wolns came
sunday afternoon whcn scores " "a.
somohlles. taxgles and waAona tcok
between tive and six hundred neuula
70 Rack creek, Nelwe~n lhla place Ana
Adair. and there Napts1ed q Of tbs
eohswris, Rev ~ y llafg Immefcesi
Tor the Christian and Nnshodlss
oharchss and lses n u. sheldon. pas.
ter of the baptist church. bagslsei
those uniting with the Baptist chafch
Many vinisa people attended the
baptising. as they learned 10 lose
Mrs Rerg In great revival Witch
thM reeently held Ia that ems Mrs,
berg Il remarkable ushetoss aud
preacher Many people Geek her our
IN ber reums apd write her letters
confesaEng srrrihle esns. and pYomis-
'in9 70 walk Ia the straight ana mar
row fNsh henersoFth She had never
preached IN ~ small place as this
before, and came entirely on faith,
The result being Hso conversions and
feelamAsiona, NJ stated. With one
l'nigh, YET for converts, and the oftcr.
inKs taken entirely out oF her hands.
~a spontaneously. amounting ~
sao0 Her husband il also a preacher
ana meet successful song leader
They a,ogIn a meeting AZ Morris. Okla
Iasay "a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
BOSS CROKEA's SON
WILL FIGHT WILL


New York MAY N The haalA ~
tho fight for the fortune " ltlehMEf
sNoker. The former Tammans elslsf,
who died week aso 10 ireland was
revealed today 10 statrEnert hy
Richard Croker "
Ats announced. NfcaklHg fof hIms
'sels We one ana aot GA tho mhaf
heirs. that be would ilehs IN the
courts tbs aTed nsan'a assaoaal ~ his
property 10 ARA llanons0u tHeksrs
HIS anuoua wife
The ehlef property In question Iu
this conutry IL two miles " ralm
Beach wAtor ffunt property worth a.
Duu.o0V
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
PICKS ENTIRE CITY
BLOCK FOR SCHOOL
Junior building In Virginia
Town win Coat Quarter
Million Dollars, Hut Will
Be Worth II

issHchhurw W.. May VI r+Ths sltt
eaanell uf I.gnehbnfg has aatbori.sd
las sehooi beaFa 10 rasrelsa@~ a full
city block fsr 4 lanlpr hIsh ssho~I.
aud Math@glxed ths baaFa % seears
plans Iaf Il twenty -fDursfeum build
arg Eh~ liws anls 81 which " ~
m haEls ii an ehtlmatad enas IN tiaas
|p0e. the enslFs talialag n eoss
areaba Is5oeoa whsn completed
Al the sans asssIon the ssunelI o.
gnrwd prlze % local arehitusss "
$1,000 foF the best set ~ Esana foe
: manielpal laaildinx 10 cost net essf
izae.ee0 The clly o~as sIss pa
Church street. opposite the FsdsFN
building. fvF 4 cIty hail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

Those who are IN run down" euhdI.
TON VIII notice that tsatAEfh bnshera
them much mere than when they afa ~
kppd health. THIS fact proves that while
tstarFh In a LEGAL disease, n II greatly
Influenced ny constitutional conditions
HAl.ifs nATARiau MEDICINE cen.
tists ~ aa Ointment which Quickly
Relieves hs laeai arplleatisn. ana the
Internal Medicine. Tonie. which sssiAss
~ inpfoxin& 49, General fieMfth
Sold bY dfueHlsfn fUF over ~ foafn
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ST0P ITCHING SKlN


There ix one saie. detrndabie treat.
urnt that relieves itching torture and
t2ixt ciexnaes and sotf,es N slin.
Aslt any druggist i<S = 5d< a. eibottle
a zeuso ard apply il ~ directed. Stxm
you vii find that ifrit4lions Pimpifs.
Blzcktends. Eczema. Blotcbes, King.
worm md similar skin tfmlktes wiIi dis.
eppear.
z<n0. m penctsstinx. satisfyinS
lfquid, y m that h needad, lnr 4
hsoidfss nnoa( Hin <ruptiqng netGo
~ ~ ~ Gnoolh ~ k)oll1ys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

MhephvTa tnla hlm shat u oas hew
hnahanda. The utsieee aeIeeea All "a
sha soldiers Fram the AaHAa. planted
saaga lasXuFe me sluvf and aIYw in
struestnaa that nashing IN she hau9a
w@a IA hw nlnlmaswsi
t'amlna hama ~ fuFsaaah. Isfpshaf
sthspheFd INpusa IL lhn afisle. sna
from his mashefa llpm waa slvsa ths
ndsles 10 hevuUss AIar0a that's
how taFulheF shepherd y a Gate rlty
ioaKe nssusbef AtiantM rrNsslm lleasa
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HiRDINCs TO SPEND
WEEKEND WITH Edges

washinrton. May III President and
Mrs Harding Leave Washington Fr'-
day for New Jersey 10 be the guests
of senator Hdxx Of that state over the
weekend at the seayiew Golf club At
Secon.
Tho party 10 addition 10 the presi.
dent and Mrs Harding ~iIl include
Speaker and Nn. n. GIIIe,t; Senator
and Mrs. Fvlinshuys@n Of New Jer-
sey: Atty. Gen. Dsushe-ty; BrIg. Gen
Dawes. senator rhipps OF Colorado:
Mr, ana Mrsy " -. Mclean Of Wash
inxton. d. g.: George y. christisn.
secretary 70 The president sad Brig,
Gen. Sawyer. ths PRESIDENT personal
5hysIcisn
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A TEXAS WONDER

Fns kidnsy and bladder tr1ob's
Kfavei wrAk aua lsma hsst. rasan.A
'lsm irvegulaFltles n tAv khis
asYs ana nlaeasr. Hswutsses hIaddsv
sropblea N ehiidFen II aat sshi hs
afaRKsAsa mall sIsG. small hoslls
ofsea rarsl sind for swusu tnsti*
nonlaia ns " w lialL ssss olivs
street, n, Lousa. Mo
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Edmond T. Heller. Us VcCHff-
ney 49,, fNston. i'a. writes: "Foley
caihatic Tfblefa need not be adser-
tised. There isn't anything that can
equal them.~ Recommended for lndf-
gession. constipation. hioatIng, sour
stomach ras on stomach. bad breath
and other bowel irregularities Sold
everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

a csu rvs along vesy nlcess hy wy.
sesf. Mr.. kasn>f~>t.~ tnsespoxsd Ml~
ksnsen. WITH sa5sen hsatsnr
uA.wsTAnsxresss that time dstnt
IT. mufmurei kalassurA shevrsally.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
DID LADY AsTOR
AID BEvERIDCE IN
HIS VICTORY?

the old school have believed that
the defeat Of New WAS ianta-
mount 10 a repudiaiion Of the
Harding administration. What
il really signified was that the
new factor ia politics cannot be
tightly disregarded.