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New Jersey.

FURNISHED attractive cottage, modern i'm
provements, situated on gentleman's estate
40 acres exclusive surroundings: $500 for
four months yearly lease. including use
garage. private lake. boating, bathing; no
other tenants one hour from New York,
one mile from station. Address p. O.. Box
PAS. South Bound Book. N. J.
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New York.

BUNGALOWS. Catskin Mountains. fur
nished four and five rooms. bath. cleo
tricity. high elevation; situated In fine
woods. BRYANT o6s1.
COTTAGE for rent baths. electric lights
Tor summer season in Twilight Park. Cats
muniy: references required. Apply room
617 103 Park av
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UNfURNISHED ROOMS TO LET,

sTTH, l31 W.--Large alcove room. private
house; bath and kitchenette privileges; ex-
cellent opportunity. Telephone after r. M.
Schuyler Sd72 or call.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET.

FACTORY BUILDING-Heavy. slow burning
constructions: 50X100; $1,000 So IT also
two outside l story buildings. lot 100x1o0;
Riker and Steinway avs, L. l. City; easy
terms: prompt possession.
LEWIS, THOMPSON & CO., INC,
40th and Botanic av., Philadelphia, Pa. or
NORMAN Il, MOORE, a. West 44th St. N Y
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BOARDERS WANTED.

ARE YOU seeking board In the city? II so.
then go over this column thoroughly and
II you cannot find what you desire an ad-
yertisement under the heading Board and
Lodging Wanted will bring many inquiries
from people who are seeking paying guests.
Telephone ad to Worth 10000
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West Side.

CENTRAL PARK wEST-Exclusive private
apartment: outside room; private bath {;
delicious meals use spacious living rooms.
Columbus 1904.
54TH ST.. 3s West-Doubie rooms. with
board: table guests accommodated.
9TH. 32a W.--Large. small rooms, all Inn
provements; excellent cooking. Circle 9g2o:
T2D, 269 West.-Large front room, with
bath: single room: excellent table.
10TH. % West-NIiss EDWARDS. formerly
81 West Doth; desirable rooms; references
10TH ST, ia WEST (Norece Hall) Delight
full, large rooms. steam heat; spacious par
iors and lounge; excellent meals.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Capital to Invest.

CAPITAL
procured for corporations, firms. individuals;
facilities for financing good patents; furnish
details. Il. c., 23T Herald Herald square.
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SUMMER HOMES-SaIe or Let.
Long Island.

PATCHNNiUE, Il. 7.
Exclusive summer colony; fresh and salt
water bathing. All sports. dancing; fur
nished bungalows, $i50-$ $500 for season,
Electric lighting. cooking privileges. Booklet
or request. For information address FRANK
l.. SMITH. Camp Paradise Co., 1852 w. Saith
81. Phone Fitzroy 1039-6942
PORTABLE Bungalows-Easily erected. SOS.
c. r. DANIELS. INC. 115 South ST.. N. Y.
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Westchester.

COMPLETE LISTINGS attractive summer
rentals Ia Mount Vernon. Consult II. r.
RAGETTE. First National Bank Bldg,
Mount Vernon. N. Y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house. 8 rooms,
all improvements. screened sleeping porch,
open fireplaces, garage. large plot. good gar
den. min. station; restricted residential Sec
tion: June 26 to Sept. 13. Mamaroneck 3fT.
RYE-FURNISHED FOR THE SUMMER,
master rooms, bathrooms, 2 servants
rooms, bath. garage; beautifully fur
nished; convenient TO beaches and clubs.
Reduced from SO 900 to 81 ZOO. BLAKE
MAN QUINTARD MEYER. 80 East 42d.
". Y. Tel. Murray Hill 2465. or Rye 522.
THREE young men with very desirable cot
tage at Rye Beach wish two others to ioin
them must be employed and able TO furnish
best references Phone Bryant 1642 (BRUN-
DAGFl.
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APARTMENTS-To Let.
Ubfurnished.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.


Above 59th st.-5th Av. to North River.
MANHATTAN Av.. $40 (115th)-S. 4, s. 9
beautiful outside rooms, completely deco
rated.
| MANHATTAN AV.. 1856. rooms. grouh ]
floor. suitable doctor. dentist. electricity.
MORNINGsIDE Av.. 20 (cor 10th st) -
room modern elevator apartment. $l1O.
7TH Av., 1915 (cor. i11th stu and 9
large, light rooms, modern elevator apart
ments $115, SIPS; Central Park.
63D. rs wEST-Beautifui studio apartment.
two rooms. bath. Elevator man or JACOB
J. TABOLT. go Sth av.
10TH. 113 w.-Beautifuly furnished apart
ment entire floor; 2 rooms. bath. kitchen
opening into yard; 5000 Columbus s05I.
S1ST ST.. 265 w (between West End av.
and neutrality-suspicious. room apartment.
elevator. &C.; rental $1,000. Superintendent,
on premises.
9TH. 30S West.--Five, six unusually large,
light rooms, redecorated throughout; eleva-
tor. unusual transit facilities; $140-$1b0.
1lsTH ST.. 357 W. mear Park) Modern ele-
vator apartment rooms. $50; rooms.
top floor. S135; immediate possession. Supt,
$40 University 2690 Rhineander.
122D, 800 west.--Seven room apartment
.$1l5; elevator building; immediate posses
sion; bargain.
PA W. 10TH sT.-Three large rooms; regu-
lar kitchen: all improvements; 500.
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Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE,
Beach 50th and Surf av., Sea Gate. Nortons
Point, New York Harbor; comfortable steam
heated rooms, with or without bath: 40 min
utes from Times So. 35 minutes CHAMBERS
ST.. Municipal subway; rates reasonable;
Island 1871.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
Above l4th St. to 5sth St. Uneiusive,

Above I4th st. to seth st. (Inclusive,.
iDEsIRABLE lofts for light manufacturing;
conveniently located; rent cheap. la
DESK or part office, modern. phone, ste
nographer. very reasonable. Room %. 20
West 33d st.
DESK space. large bright office: telephone.
stenographic service. 800. go West 42ds
DESK ROOM with telephone service. Room
400. 81 East 42d.
FIFTH Az, SO Corner 43d stl-Desirabis
part of outside suite offices; partioned Off
to sublet. Room 401.
-FOUR lofts, single or together. 30xi00 APP
ply 232 West SD. near Broadway
LOFTS AND OFFICES.
MIDTOWN SECTION.
BILTMORE REALTY CORP. TIMES BLDG
LOFTS. 500 to $225 per month: Al w. 21st
st. and 131 W. 2ith st. SHARUM. 40
Broadway.
LOFT, 25xeO. very light. e5s W. 47th St.
| O'CoNNOR, 314 W. 47th ST.
OFFICE. /, 400 So IT.: attractive. bright.
| airy; windows all sides; new partitions.
Apply $40. ITO Broadway.
STORE, large. will Divide. in modern fire.
proof building busy thoroughfare: with
mezzanne, ASx15; lease 4 years; Immediate
possession; low rent, southeast corner 14th
st. and 7th av.; subway express station
brokers protected. DURoSS. 155 w. 14th st.
Watkins 5000.
SPACE for truclSman. large 10 story loft
| building. SIIARUM 122 9th av.
35TH, ,-210 East.-Parlor floor. 15x39. for pro-
! fessional man or refined business; parquet
floors. electric light; central location. See me
evenings, to 8.
l140 BROADWAY, corner 26th st.-imme-
diate possession; ideal office or show
rooms: fireproof building: sprinklers:- bro
kers protected. Apply 10th floor.
| Above 59th St.-5th Az. to North River.
! DRESSMAKINC. and millinery shop. upper
Broadway, Eighties. office building. first
| floor; reasonable low rent. 1883 Herald,
| Harlem.
Miscellaneous.
! LOFTS. OFFICE SPACE, APARTMENTS.
/ PHONE MR.. HERTER. LENOX 5000
| Bronx
| LOFT 50x100 light. steam heat RIEGER,
| 500 Willis av. Mott Haven 1854
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned will not
be responsible for any debts unless con-
tracted for by myself, LOUIS VAN BRINK.
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NASSAU Blvd.-wouId like couple, gentle
man, paying guest, $s5 weekly: exclusive
surroundings: 2 minutes station. Garden
City SSi-M.
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HOUSES TO LET-Furnished.

95TH, 134 west-will lease private house,
furnished or unfurnished eight rooms,
three baths: very reasonable rental. KENT.
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HOUSES TO LET-Unfurnished

PLEASANT AV. Harlem) IA room dwell
ing. top floor, altered; rent 81 ,600 S 1907
Herald Harlem.
46TH ST, corner 6th Av.-Two eptire houses
for rent, suitable for furnished rooms; for
merry occupied as a hotel..- JOHN II.
SCHETER 236 w. 55tN ST.
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BoARDERS WANTED.
west side.

SAD ST., w.--Desirable rooms and suites,
excellent table; also table guests.
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Capital Wanted.

INVENTOR of safety signal device for auto
mobiles, patented April t. 1922 No. 1.41l,-
I55. this being an accessory that can be
ma rketed at small cost desires associates of
good character who can invest between $4,000
al d $4,000. For full information address Mr..
JACOB STANDER, 1856 Park av., Brooklyn
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

WILLING 20 give for adoption beautiful
tlan family 1889 Herald. Harlem.
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Brooklyn

DIST, 25S W.-Double room. twin beds. pri-
vate bath. excellent table, gentlemen.
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WATERFRONT house at City Island for
rent by year unfurnished Beautiful loca-
tion best part of island. Private beach,
good anchorage. Four bedrooms. large liv-
ing room, enclosed porch, high above water,
dining room, kitchen, maids room. II. C.
APPLETON, 500 City Island Telephone
City Island 1120.
si8. 500 buys s room charming Colonial home
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PIERREPoNT ST. 76--Cool rooms: conyen-
lent subways; best home cooking. Main
11hQ-U
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Westchester-Sale or Let.

FOR RENT AT MT. VERNON best Chester
Hill location; minutes from station; new
ready for occupancy July L. 4 splendid
rooms. baths; steam heat, screens shades !,
decorated to suit; rent $50 per month
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9TH Ay., 1s9-Large. newly decorated front
room; board optional; near subway.
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Westchester.
vALHALLA MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
valhalla. N. Y.-F'irst class accommodations
for guests: tennis courts, music and dancing;
ideal place for enjoyable vacation; As min
utes Grand Central. Phone White Flains
1863. Mr.. NJ KASTNER. Prop.
SUNNY REST SANITARIUM,
574 Palisade av., Yonkers, N. Y.
High class home for invalids. convalescenn
and aged, under medical supervision; mod
crate rates Phone Yonkers 5642.
EPILEPSY.
Private sanitarium in Westchester county
offers successful treatment and cure for
epilepsy. New York office, 152 West Goth ST.;
hours 1-3. Phone Columbus 3032.
BROWN LODGE
80 PROSPECT ST. NEW ROCHELLE
DESIRABLE SUITES, WITH OR WITH
OUT BATH. TELEPHONE 2454.
HILL TOP INN,
LAWRENCE PARK, BRONXV1LLE.
II Valley road Phone 3S06.
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DESIRABLE lofts for light manufacturing
conveniently located; rent cheap. l4a
West 18th.
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HOUSEKEEPER, refined, German widow
withy6 wear old well bred daughter. wishes
position in widower's home, small family OF
adults; no laundry country. near New York;
good references. Mrs. Kraft, care. Mrs
Bohrer. $40 w 111st
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NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
LYNWOOD LODGE. ENGLEWOOD. N. J
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HOUSEKEEPER, French; refined woman
take full charge of apartment for lady,
gentleman references. A 2198 Herald. Her
aid SO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
STATE CROPS lETER|0RlIE
IS RESULT Of HEAT.


Oklahoma ClIg, Anz. al-Al crops
in Oklahoma defsri1a;ase as resull
OF the heat and scant moisture the
past week. especially in the s3ufh-
western portion whers the 6roughI
is severe and the damage hRs been
great, SAYS the weekly weather ana
crop report issued here to-day fy she
United States weather bureau an
tsnse1s hot and dry weather c1ntin-
ued unsI near the zlnsa 81 the week
when the temperature moderated ana
Light 10 heavy scattered showers ieE
in the northern and easialr prnvisns
of the state, Tire rssp8Fg continues.
Onfton made fairly good If'agress
in most SECTIONS. the summary says
but dusevaorsted IN snme lnraiitieA
and while the crop Is nov s'nur in
snIne sections i averages ssisly good
as whole. Temperatures were asE
ssnahle in the eastern portion 81 The
bels aus were maderatalT To nuusnhi-
ly high over The western pu1aon
BnH weevll confines more or Jess
active.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
SIG TURNOVER M STATE
SEEN EFrEs PRIMARIES

Not since statehood has shsre aeez
sneh c0npaese turnover in tbs
states lsvmaEans hedy SIS there VIZ
be this fan on the tace of the se1arns
from the AHgRss primary wh5cA sh9w
that only twelve repuAlin2n re- rese1-
tatares and onar thirsean democratic
inrnmbelts have hesn -en9miHstea
-0ne new. woman candidate fur the
senate was nofninafed Alice Nas@-
ham n Cleveland coHHg F0n On ahe
repuhlican ticket in ihe nsnesesnth
senatorial district Ms Lamar
1so0ney o. Hollis who failed to un-
horse James Y Ncc1intic as crsgres-
sional nominee in the seventh distract
wiz return to the senate II serve oai
her unex7s-ed term
Mrs Bessie Mccolean. the Only NO
man member uf the lower house y
The eighth legislature. wss renorn-
mated in Roger AsEns connu Mrs
Mr1nlEir max have company in the
house next winter as sour Other
women have h@en nominated. EdiiA
Mitchell "a Payne county. Anna LEs-
feT nf Oklahoma county, and Clara
Stofer az Cotton counfv were norn-
inated nn the democratic zickes Gna
Leila Lindsay was nominated nn the
Republican siclaHt In Tulsa county
Anna Laskay, sppa,ently. as tha unay
woman Favored with the tar1nBr- lafo,
leagns endorsement 10 win her waE
to the November contest for d seat y
ihs house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
TIED IN SHOOT, EAT
IT OFF IN PIES

Camp Lewis. Wash, Aug ll-I,us
10 The ability Of its members to eai
pie the fourrh squad nf the second
Tlatpun ef rhe rttizens military train
ins camp here, holds the rifle shoir :
ing rhamssanship Of the cifizens'
school u happened In this wise.
The fourth sguad NJ The second
platoon WIS tied 1or msrl1smEnshtp
hunors with The second OF the first
platoon with 41.ss points ont Of a
possible fifty Officers NJ the camp
thsn covered two large tables with
mes Gna tuld the ssndeni soldiers 10
eai OIL the 7ie. The winning squad
made q perFer score in 6isposing or
the pastry ana finished wen ahead OF
its rival
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
|WlR HMNCE BOARD
Approve BIC l0lE
More Than si7,oooooc r. 70
- Ddssributed Among the
Cotton Growers of
Belt

Nashingron. AR II AsTsscasaoTs!
from cotton and wheat growefs asse-
cations aggsegsslns sas eeaaes sesp
arFroved today ag The war Flnsncl
corporation
The corporation approved the ~.
plicsfion Of she staple cossan gros
ers cs-operstire association os Ms
sasslysd sor an advance Of nos ex-
ceeding s-4epA aee - ASSIST in she o.
Gerry marketing h cotton The assa-
csa1acn. she corporation Sas1 Mas re-
seared propositions from AanRs 10 as
sist 10 finanrirg its operations and Il
expects thar private sanking re-
sources VII finance large pars "a
ia requirements.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
MnlE lElDs AGAIN
N ARKANSAS RlGE
Thompson and Fo1ncrene Win
out IN okio: Some Mort
Primary Surprises Are
Shown

Washington, Ans 1.-The repuh-
licsn conservatives retained Their
saunsholl in Chso. denorrats 81 the
BncEeyt state gaze substantial Tlnr-
alties 10 oEan4zaus5u candidates
Guv T. a. McEse uf Arkansas held
lead Of more sAAz Two u one over
Judge 4, r. roaey for re-uomsDa-
tian and guaae n ". Br1ndon was
apparently the aemotrxssc namsnse
for gaesHmor Ill Alabama Al RE-
snlt of Tues ass pranarins n the
zhrne STATES
Rs~ublMans ~ Texas wsns Ante
thear stale rnnregtaon as Fo~ Worth
to-day Fn make the fnil party slate
TOR the NoNeu8sr election.
Incomplete returns from Chic in
aicased that xsaT1ni A Thompson,
hacked Ay tAs Harding fu1ces and
supported by She anti-saloon league
was nominated far governor hy a
vide >snsrgan, while Congressman S.
p Fess heid a SUBSTANTIAL lead in
thu republican seuatossal race,
Senator Aales PoInerene was APP
parentay nominated u TIE demo
cratic primary u ohio while the
returns Indicated The nomination ot
a. ~. DanAheg. dem oruaflc standard
bearer in 1920. again fnr sevarnor.
Governor McRhes renrrz in4tiun III
Arkansas YVES wen in d campaign ii
which his administration was an
sne. The Ka Karx Khan cla-mea
rjCscry II several locaa contnsts and
is laid 10 hHve supported Governor
McRae. Although nesthe- fhe goYe--
7sr noa Jnage Toner took q aef1rite
stand on the ElaH assue which he
iame intense il the closing hours D.
he campaign
IN A9Shama GEvernor KfIhys ar-
ivlIias agaInss Bu.sic service ,su-
Riss5oners Cooper ard Easnars re-
inaiAd in their annhrem Defeat THE
Alabama Power company ant 4strrs
aords Muscle Shoals nsfar vas in-
eated aItD The rlusine camlasrn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
COURT HOUSE NOTES

K s. ReamDn 10 Rey v. Kelso ant
Ira r. Kelso w d s 10 % $500, lots
I3 10 20 IA 4Es Lois 2E to "a Bk ass
Lois a2s Bk 53. Lots no ~ Bk ET.
W "a
George M, Frazier ct ux to Cihas A
Frazier w ID III 25 20 $500 Lots :
and 2 Bk ss II. &C.
John VI Springer and Viola Spr-
niger 10 Jnhn F- Alien IL sS 2n w I'
S. ,slsb NE aA-a6-HK
HnrsH Fnltx Ct Rl 10 Anna M Fhil-
inr w % ~ - w a-2 OF So A. in
SEg cor SE z-4 2-15-3wt
Miscei,s neous
FGargif5rRte and Prou1 Of VIII, Estate
uf Wm "a aiRnssr- deceased
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BUREAU 70 FURTHER
AMERICAN IDEALS


san Francisco. Ane. aas--Flztablixh
msnt Of burusn 10 further Amer.
can ideals and IL oftses gs,axanf
tide of anti Americans asclarna X
be a-onsine great prejudice agAlnsl
the courts and the cnnsflsutsaa. was
recommended 10 the American Rz,
Association today 1T ss conmasfee o.
American dnals
We are convinced that i II coulf
be Submitted to wore the casnrnas-
tee reported, a lsrae number IT e1l
ssitazeDs vouie vote in favor b ahoi-
ishlns the constitution entirely
The report whirh also eaneHncea
the proposal so cluthe she 7eeislatlre
bodies with supresne auihas ilx was
prosecuted Ar 9uage Martin Maas q
the U s district court ot 7awa. TThs
ether members Of the committee IN
tauded r. K l.. Saner, Dallas. TEX
Many OF or peofie are rnnvincca
that the constitution was sntendsa rs
an MD to the rich and powerful" n !
repos1 said Tint It asfaras nnwar-
rnnfed irnmuniiies To the rasaw,sas
and other great corporations ara i III
Instrument af oppression To the poor
They do not know thaf tire rpnsff-
tuti0nai limitation invoked hg Inc cor
Fnrstion to rrmart its property in
time uf danger is exactly ms sa-ne
liuiration upon which the widow. fhs
wnr4ang'man and the farmer rely to
guard their possessions against
v--cngfui invasion"
The committee proposed working
through schools and colleges 10 tnr-
ther American ideals nf citizenship
ard advise the creation os s scosn-
lnifree upon American citizenshlp-
composed of five members represent
Ing different parts az the r. s. anE
non-Far1isan in political and indus
trial questions to arouse public sHnrs-
meni IN favor Of surpar1 for the cun-
stitutinn.
II elso urged that eraFw npwEpa1er
and magazine establishes i depart
meDt " American citizenship and
that a course in American institutions
and ideals he MADE par1 nf the ruric-
uaum in all srshoBls ana colleges
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
STEALS WHEN
DRUNK; CAN'T
KEEP SOBER

Nsw York. Aug lls--~you SAY yoa
sseag whenever ycG are drnnk and
that yca cannot keep sober" SAID
snage Burt J Esnmnares 70 Frank
Kranss. u years old a 3pS East
Forty safsA Street who was before
him for sentence yesterday Il al
Ways DO al that can to enconrnre
aoAor4etg ana &c am going 70 as
slsi yoa NJ making Il hard for you
Is raa erank VII sentence yoa 10
Saag sing tar ten wears. That may
1aha the edge of year appetite
~sun.-s some Temperance man III
saF saia Kranss ss he was led
axay ~Wonaer II all the hooch viii
aa gene when get cut" Krsuss
WIS toand gniity OF Stealing phcno-
g-arh sraaEn TIE home cf Mrs. Mary
EsztreWsks Of s5s3 New Haven Ave-
une. Far Rockaway.
gaage Humphrey also imposed q
fms oT se5e On negress charsed
with selling iiQnc- in Janaica and
So eaeh on fire men found guslty
= harsng WHISKY
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IDHFs klksls FACING
SERIOUS coal sp0RTIs[


rcpeka. Aug 11.-The Kansas IN
dnstrlsa court. by arpasnrm4ss = tae
sorernor is the ofrsc-1 coal dis11a-
hstlun agency Cor Kansas. working
in unisan viii the caal COMMITTEES
-Isoin1Hd ny lhe governor u Mis-
arnra- These TWO respscs setn-
xses Will con rol cosl distribution of
r1sl mined In the Kansas Missouri
cia1 field. arcsS7szsG as bass sor
xnxA disrfshutisn the regulations LAID
down nv the Interstate commerce
commission MT Washington, Plans
SIR smerErnnr distribution were nd
cpfaa by a 5Dinl meeting uf The in
dus1rssl cou1S members and the
Missouri committee in Kausas GitE
vassBr0Ry lt which W L. Higgins
Of zhe KANSAS industrial cpH1 was
president Of the 5uin1 organization
Application sor priority aislriSa-
tsan nf cosl. originating IN KZasas
tNBL+b Vt HbAAL ~ tAAt +@iAtasls 90
urz here.
4 was admitted by Jnase " l.
IarIgins today thaf The ss2rf4tr =
cosl In Ehs Kansas 1AaAssouri ED
represents serious problem.
sNany W the miners working II
shs co-opesatare mines have Q,at-
he said We have heen informed
4li2s this hrtiup was taEan xii nrsers
f1sza FIesidens John l. Lewis lnta-
natsonaa president 0i the Tniaed Mine
Msriktrs ot America A7rp4rer-ls
lrwss is holainE the whip hand IN
fhl coal fields with as little coacern
fr " puhsin as FsDwat ever hal
alys Howss Inannw who were ax-
rn7led trnn shs union are anxian, to /
gel haaf and are obegang Lewis
orders"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
A TEXAS WONDER

For R1tney xn6 bladder trouble
gravel wsEk and lana hack rlheumn
Iiszn. irregularities uf gat SarnaTs
1nI bladder. RngrlRrAs hladder
troubles In Children Il no; sold hy
druggists mai sl.35 Small hottie
cftsn cure. Ssnd Tor sworn testi-
mouials- m 4. w. Hail.. 2ssf Olivs
Street., 81. Louis. Mn
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CANTALOUPES
GORGE N Y
SELL 8 CENTS

New York. Ang. 7s-T'hs New
York State Department aS Farms
nn6 Markets Annpnnced that more
srzntalnupes were received here yes
sBrasv than ever b4fure Renaipts
from CRfiforna wHrs n5D cgrsnAds
1r guly last gear Receipts averaged
shunt 1hrwT rars q day
Yesterdays ny-irhls werH sn large
thar np rsnm could be found Ii I'M
bad rInsssan rars un either pf tbs
two gdsrs thnt are generally nssa to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11

HA1I2 CATAkzH MEDICINE has
bcen used surrcssfI1,y IN the rrestman<
uf cxtzrrh
RAILS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
glxS ~ Al Ointment which Quickly
Eeilfvex ny local App1irs1iun. and the
Internal Madeleine. q Tome which acts
through the BlDod On the Mucous sur
faces riSus reoucing the snf1xmnHt ton.
Sold ny At drurrir-x
r. J. Cheney = Co.. Toledo. 0hin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
DEATHS IN TlPHO0N
M0INT TO $4,000

Eaaking, Aug, 7n--Daaths In rhi
trllhn0n pf Aug. zt .SwBtuw, sea
purt 2a0 miles northeast OF H70ng
Kong. now ere eEtimstRd al E,b.nDD, the
American consul al SwHtuw Inns fe-
ported To the American leEazinn. ThF
consul added tfst 1ennDe we're home
less and relief was needed urgently
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
laps PREPARE To
SCRAP THE NAVY

Tnlzin. ANS % As som as rntifi-
cations Of the Eve mower naval treaty
drawn at the Washington arms cah-
ference ere exchanged hy The I'll S.
Great Britain and japan, the Jap
Enase admiralty VIE rui into effect
plans already made tor suralpirE war
tonnage undsr the naval limitation
program Al admiralty official ax-
rlainHd thai until these three powers
take fiIAa aclian. sanan did moi Zee.
justified in scraRTiing single new
shin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11

idisplsz The nights supplies from the
ssarifsc Cnzsa.
IN spite W thf heavy supplies and
Inc hate spenin4 hour. most of the
u.elnHs wsra srs6 w1thout demorkl-
szssIon IN sha nsrket Lanse-sized
msluns sofa hi Is cents TO cents
nnch wholesale: large cantaioupes 3
cfnis.