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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-17
Program.

Program for the 9Th Sunday
Meeting, to be held at Harrod's
Fork Church, Jan. % to 20.
Saturday A. M, 1915.
Devotional-L, S, Morgan.
1870. election of Moderator.
-10:40-Does Regeneration eff
feet Carnal Man, if so to what
effect ?-J. E. Scott, N. L. Can
trell.
11:15-Why Do Baptist Hold
Close Communion Pr. Garrett
Graves
Noon-Adjournment for lunch.
Afternoon,
1:30-DevotionaI-.-H H. T. Jessie.
1:45-Should Every Baptist
Church have a Sunday-School P
E. H. Henderson, I. M. Grimsley.
2:00-What Constitutes Bible
Baptism-Joe Smith, j. E. Scott.
2:3O-The Best Method of Deal
ing with Absent Membership
H. T. Jessie, G. A. Thomas.
Sunday Forenoon.
1915. Devotional--H. M. Stotts
10:30-The Duty of Church to
Pastor Stotts.
11;00-Sermon--N. L. CantrelI.
Noon-Adjournment for Lunch.
1:3OP. M.-Sermon-by C. A.
Thomas.
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Mr.. George Wharton Pennel

Mr.. George Wharton Pepper,
of Pennsylvania, was appoint
ed United States Senator to
ill the place of Bots Penrose, de-
ceased, until the November cleo
ton. Mr.. PETER is said to be a
strong man Intellectually, and
will be a candidate in November
for the long term.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-17

The building of the Old Ken
lucky Home is growing in inter-
est, and it will certainly be a
reality. Louisville is the trading
center for all Kentucky and it is
the place beyond a doubt to build
it. The Eliabethtown New thinks
the one at Bardstown is sufi-
cient. The Bardstown Home is
an old mansion and is not fitted
for the purposes that it is intend
ed to make the new one. The
new one is to be built like the
houses the pioneers of Kentucky
erected out of Crude logs. Louis
vile is the place for it, and Ken
lucky will donate the logs.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-17

4 Mr.. w. d. Hays. Postmaster
General, has resigned from Mr..
Harding's Cabinet, having &C.
,eepted the management of the
of the Moving Picture industry
at a salary ofI$15O, 900 a year.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-17

Senator Newberry, Republican
gained a seat in the Senate of
the United States by a majority
of 5. 1t. was charged that he
was elected by the use of money.
Henry Ford was his opponent.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-17

Chicago man who claims rela-
tives robbed him of his two ho-
tells didn't know much about no
tel keeping.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-17

The boil weeviI cost the south
$500, 900, 900 last year. It would
pay better to keep chickens.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-17

Farming was the occupation of
half the population of France be-
fore the war.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-17
Wanted.

Wanted.-Agents to sell Monuments
for Old, Reliable Firm, Establishes
1876 Apply
John Vernia & Son,
New Albany, Ind.
12-4t
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-17

There has been some talk at
Washington that the War De-
partment should dispose of one
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-17

Mrs. Bette Cole, who was eighty
odd years old, an aunt of Mrs. Gordon
Cheatham, this place, died at Baker
ton, Cumberland county, last Thurs
day.
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BRIANDS RESIGNS.

Washington, Jan. II. -(By
the Associated Press.)-The res
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
VERDICT AGAINST
WOMAN FOR $3.50
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
ELKTON. Nd. Jan. 10.-The
jury in the suit OF John s. Russell
OF near North East. against Mrs
Samuel Lorenson. a neighbor. to re-
cover damages for mule. which.
IL is alleged. the woman shot. rem
dered a verdict In the Circuit Court
last evening for $3.50 in favor OF
the plaintiff. There were two suits.
one against Mr.. Lorenson and the
other against his wife. The jury In
the first suit. against the husband.
failed TO agree and was discharged.
Under the auspices OF the Wo-
mans club OF Elkton. Prof. James
A. Barkley. OF the Wilmington High
School, delivered the first OF a series
Of six lectures on Modern History
in the Light OF World History" in
the Court House last night. His lee
ture last night took In from the
dawn OF history 10 the treaty OF
Paris. 1853.
Tho Rev. William IT. Davies. who
for several years was pastor OF Zion
and Rock Presbyterian churches in
Cecil county. and recently accepted
a call to the pastorate OF Little Bri-
tain Presbyterian Church. was In
stalled last night. quite few
members OF Zion and Rock church
es were present.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
HOWARD SCHOOL on TONIGHT

The Howard school basketball
team faces one OF the hardest games
Of its 1922 schedule tonight at No.
% school. Second and Justison
streets. when IL meets the South
western scholastics Of Philadelphia.
The visiting FIVE is made up OF
coiored boys who are representa-
tives Of the various high school
teams Of Philadelphia. They have
been brought together under a club
name by their coach Albert Griffin,
the former Negro star OF Temple
University. and considered the fore
most basketball player OF his race
in the east.
The Howard boys are confident
however. OF putting up a strong de-
fense against this formidable Op-
ponent because Of their recent VIC
tory over the strong local DeRuyter
team. The first game will be called
at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
SALESIANUM AFTER
CHESTER HIGH'SSCALP
Hot School Battle
salesianum

or Importance in deciding the
scholastic basketball supremacy in
this section will be the game when
Salesianum Catholic High School
travels 10 Chester tomorrow 10 en-
gage Chester High School. viii
mington High has both teams on
its schedule.
Salesiaum will go 10 Chester
primed TO avengc the defeat received
in football Two games will be
played. the reserve squad OF the
schools meeting each other. The
prhminary game will start at 3
o'clock and the big number will be
put on at $50 o'clock. the teams
alternating between halves. The
games will be played at the Chester
Y. NJ. c. A.
The local aggregation will leave
from the school al Eighth and West
streets in automobiles at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
HIGH OPENS CAGE
SEASON WITH NEWARK
A Curtain Raiser
IS. Wilmington.

Wilmington High School will open
its home basketball season tomor-
row afternoon by meeting the
Newark High School in the
Eleventh and Monroe gymnas-
ium. Although the college
town cagers are not expected to
furnish much opposition for the
Cherry and White. there is always
the likelihood Of surprise. II will
give the fans an opportunity Of get
ting line on the ability OF the local
Highlets. who have a light. but an
exceptionally fast squad. The game
will start at about $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
Y FOLKs AT DINNER.

Mrs. T. Coleman dupont. a mem
ber OF the board Of the local Young
Women's Christian Association. and
a member OF the National Board OF
the y. w. G. A.. Mrs. Robert Ian
sing. president OF the Washington.
Y. W. c. A. and Mrs. John d.
Rockefeller, Jr., chairman OF the
house committee, OF the Washington
Y. W. c. A., enjoyed luncheon at tho
Grace Dodge Hotel. Washington. on
Saturday The hotel is one OF the
most recent ventures Of the Y. W. C.
A.. movements. and IS conducted by
women and for women.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
TWO HURT WHEN
AUTO HITS BUGGY

MILISBORO, Jan. 1O.-Struck ~
an automobile driven by Mrs. Clara
West. OF Mnlville. while they were
crossing the DUPONT Boulevard with
a horse and buggy, Kendall Esham
and his wife are in a critical con-
dition. The two. Sunday night. were
driving from their farm TO Mills
boro and had just reached the centre
OF the boulevard when the automo-
bile struck them.
The machine was badly wrecked
although its occupants were unin-
jured. The two in the buggy were
hurled 10 the road, Mr.. Esham sus-
\aining several broken ribs. broken
hip and. IL is feared. a fractured
skull while Mrs. Esham was in
jured internally.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
PuPII.s IN RECITAL.

Some OF the advanced graded
piano pupils OF Charles Manuel. Jr..
gave a musical in the studio. 1904
West Eighth street. on Saturday af-
ternoon. A pleasing and varied pro-
gram OF piano solos and duets was
presented by the following: Al
berta Abbott, Lille Weir, Myrtle
Hoover Glanis Snyder. Helen
Booth, Anna Massey. Cecilia Cor
don, Henry Gibson. Frances Berg.
Anna Pritchett and Harvey Bush.
The musical was followed by a So
cial hour.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
NEW YEARS DANCE

A New Years dance was given at
the Gilbert Studio on Saturday even
ing by the young women OF the pia-
mond Ice and Coal Company. 10
was the second dance OF the season.
Music was furnished by Carney and
Banks orchestra. For those who
did not care 20 dance there were
cards. The prizes we're won by Miss
LILLIAN williams. who was given a
box Of candy. and Russell Essex who
was awarded a necktie. Miss Eliza
beth Hagan and Miss Helen Carlin
were the committee.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10

The United States leads the world
in commerce. but ranks ninth in
education.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
STRANGER Wins
HIS Way IN TOWN
Isidore Solomon Batters
Down Prejudices and
Achieves Success
SPLENDID ACTING
BY GEORGE SIDNEY

THE PLAYHOUSE-Sam II. Harris
presents welcome Stranger"
with George Sidney. Book by
Aaron Hoffman, staged by Sam
Forrest.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
GIRLS, CLUB MEETING.

A meeting OF the Girls Club OF
the Delamore Neighborhood Asso-
ciatlon will be held this evening at
the Maple Stret Health Center. Il
is expected that the regular meet
ing will be held on Thursday even
ing.
The association will give a party
tomorrow evening in Polonia Hall
under the direction OF Miss Mabel
Treat
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
TIE CAST

THE CAST
IN the order In which they hr6t SPEAK
David Frankel ........... hli Da"s1n
Bile Warner .........JOhn Adalr, Jr.
Glenn Reemls .......... David Higgins
Gideon Tyler .......... sen 'gili.so.
Seth Trmble ...... EDWARD H., 9iiauSg
Eb Hooker ....... Charles J. scnoneii9
1chahod Whitson ........ Howard ,fouiu
Igidoro solomon .........G George Sidney
Grace WhitsOn ......NiElah IilSN.i Iiti,. -.
Ned Tyler -........... Frank HerDert
Mrs. Irimble ......... sAa" ., ~, ~ 'iqs f,iei1
Mary .............s. -. o, ~ p" ',,,-t,.a.-
Fesie ......... Frances Lougnton
Donegan .PerclFal i.cuIlvn
sam ........Julcs j. Bennett
,SparlSilng with wit and humor
vet touched with pathos at times is
welcome Stranger" introduced at
The PLAYHOUSE last night what
gives the play much Of its appeal Is
that It is often paraphrased In every
dav life. George Sidney as lsadore
Solomon. the chief character puts
something into his Interpretation OF
that character that is more tnah
mere acting. SO realistic is II lhat
one becomes something more than
an auditor and onlooker.
While the theme OF the play Is an
old one. it always interests. II Is OF
a man who because Of the prejudice
against his race IS scoffed at, buitet-
ed about from one place TO another,
hut who In the end wins success and
prosperity.
The story tells OF Isidore solomon
who having become determined TO
settle in Valley Falls a New lamp
shire country town. arrives IN tha'
place on a stormy News Years eve
lie meets with a frigid reception
from the principal men OF the town
Nothing daunted. Solomon pro
cccds to settle himself for the night
in tho towns best hotel In spite
cr clizons efforts TO evict him. Solo
rran rtavs. While at the hotel he
meets the towns failure, who is
really no failure, but smaFt inven'
tor ana electrical engineer. solo
mon -atsintQ partnership with him
and lact~ hir with a little money
he has sa.cc. They harness th'
water sails near the town and make
electricity. furnishing light and trans
por.at.on.
To do thiv Solomon had to over
come the whole political and schem
crs OF the town who AZ the end o.
the story Use Isidore instead OF hat
inr hlrr Taere are two romantic
love affairs in the Tlot. and with
third under way at the end OF th'
play.
Mr.. sidney puts a whole lot Of OK
ccilcnt acting in the play which i
clean ana wholesome He has thu
support Of a good company. An
other feature is that no matter how
serious the situation. and there ar
many Of them there is a laughabl'
side. too Tho audience. which wa
large. was unstinted in its applause
The play will be presented again to
night and at a matinee and evening
performance tomorrow.
George Sidney will be remem
bered by many because OF his sue
cess several years ago in "Busl
Ivy"
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
CARD PARRY.

Wilmington Section. Council OF
jewish Women. held the third Of a
series OF card parties yesterday af-
ternoon on the second floor OF the
Queen Theatre building. There
were ten tables. Mrs. Harry Top
kis was chairman OF the affair The
hostesses were Mrs. Daniel Rachlin.
Mrs. Martha Davis, Mrs. Jacob
Faber, Mrs. Manuel C,hen, Mrs.
Robert Cohen. Mrs. Percy Cohen
and Mrs. Frank.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
WESLEY MISSIONARY MEErTNc

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF Wesley NJ +. Church will
meet al s o'clock this evening in the
home OF Mrs. Wilford Austin.
Maryland avenue and Race street
Richardson Park.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
nARNHARr cHoRrs MErrING

Tho Harry Barnhart Community
Chorus will meet al 3 o'clock this
evening at the home OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Bannar. 1920 Wawaset street.
An interesting program has been
arranged.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-05-25

FOR RENT--Furnished room.
electric heat. bath. double bed,
close to town. Inquire this office
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ELMWOOD ITEMS !.
80 ~>~e - . : =

Lillian May. the little three-yea
81 daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
,salng. living one mile south of ~.
~. died At her home Friday night af
~ lingering Illness With pneumon-
a. The ianerul was held Monday
afternoon ~ The home under tho aus
ple.s ~ the l.. II. church, Burial
~as made IN the ! o O y cemetery
Alr and Mse yoang have the heart
lelt sympAthy u their many friends
Agse George Lincoln has been call
ID 60 soda springs ~ the death OF
her brother. Henry slbbitn
bf0fher. Henry Aibblis
Mis-. Ivan Lincoln has been con
fined 10 her home with lliness.
Nfs Glen cofum entertained the
ladies' Card club Thursday afternoon
those ln attendance wore Meadamef
VIM Lineoln. ca Kfohu. John Jar
Va. Adam plnglp. aud Miss Merle pa-
Wis The high seore was awarded 70
Mfa John Jarvis The next meeting
viii be At the home Of Mrs Adam
Dlngie.
oar school closed last Friday with
e basket dinner at the school house.
shiloh was enjoyed b. number OF
parents and children
Alr. and Mrs. Eisie berry Of berger
Ar aud Mrs c A krohn. aud Mrs
.selis snslson OF Filler were raesis Al
lhe Ritchis Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. pinEle wern siai
tors At the W A Lincoln home sun
day.
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i,EroHrs noBBERy OF HOME
DURING SHORT ABSENCE

Mrs a. Duqussno and Mrs. T. d,
smith returned Sunday from visit
spent with relatives and friends In
fiolss. Upon here return Mrs. Du-
quesne discovered that depradstions
had been committed or her property.
rhe cellar to her home had been for
eibly entered on several occasions
and quantities OF cider stored for vim
sgar purposes. a. we'll A. other val
uables. had been stolen.
Mrs Duaussne has stated to the
Record that those responsible for the
acts are positively known. and that
she will BRING about their arrests II
their acts are repeated.
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> MAROA NOTES !.
. . AAAA 80


The Maros schools will hold ths
annual graduation exercises for the
eighth year class this Friday evon
Ing at 80 o'clock. The class In
ciudsu ! > boys and girls. Tho namss
are; Jams s]ierer. joyce Jennings
l.vs Mossiey. Seva Mosslsy. Ile
smith. Pearl Stevens. Ted sierer
aofdon plehI. John parnsiI, Carl
bradley. Leo Lsohnsr. Edna Haw
kins. and Merton Lyon
The commencement program ap
peArs below;
Music Ftier Rural HiEh
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Save Money on Shoes for the Entire
Family at Craig's Ffidayand Saturday

offering high grade shoes for member OF the
either everyday at EXCEPTIONALLY low
prices and look them if looking Tor gooo
prices that right We have pair ready for YOU
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Would n. LIqh,heu.. k.sp.srr

A lady advertised for servant TO
DO light HOUSE work. She received a
letter FROM = girl who said she would
like the position. for she thought the
ses air would do her good. but she
wanted ~ know where the light
house was situstsd.--H. =. Johnson. In
Detroit Frss Press.
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Poplar Hill School
Closes With Program


A community picnic and Two ball
games 6iarked the closing OF a s1c-
cessful school year In the Poplar iiill
school district. Mrs. Nora Patten
and Mrs. 3. Murphy were the IN
structors la the school Diplomas
were presented 10 the members OF
the eighth grade class. all OF whom
passed. They are Anna Kuiick. Ray
Clifton, Elmer Cooper, Mildred
Klinefslter aud Harvey Wagra. A
program was given In connection
with the graduating exercises
In the baseball game the mothers
played the daughters the former
winning 10 y. The fathers played
the sons. and were defeated 8 to 49,
Poplar Hill closed a mighty sue
cessfuI school this year
Charles Dryden was confined TO
his bed last week with the flu. but
is better now
w 4At'f WV ft''ttfJ h0A '&a A'@H
with his horses In getting caught In
barbed wire.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reichert were
among the visitors at Hagerman last
Sunday.
Clyde Divine and family OF Kimber
ly were guests at G. ID. Werts Sunday |
Mrs. c. d. Werts is spending a
few days at Pocatello on business
this week.
Mrs. Ruth Cole has an attack OF
tonsolitis. but II is hoped she will |
soon be out again.
Mr.. and, Mrs Jack Wrinkle were
entertained AT the Werts home sun
day evening.
The farmers are almost done with
their seeding.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-05-25

,cbool orchestra: invocation. the ~
&c T. Deal. vocal solo. Fred HusI
ogph; address. Or. c. W. Tsnney,
PRESIDENT OF G0odlng College,; In
slrumeniai solo. lrma Deal. presenta
lion OF diplomas. Principal u. H. Me
,fee; benedicfion, REV. G. y. Deal
TIE school program given May 6
sas great success and very large
ly attended. II was estimated that
ihers wore 2s0 pre,ent besides this
children.
rne school and community dinner
aas held Tsesdsy. May 10. This has
ON. TO be an annual affair and Is
.sy much enjoyed by the whole
lommunliy or course. the bounti-
az suppl5 Of good thiags to eat was
ne biz drawing card but the bali
.ames asre very much enjoyed. The
iarmers played tho young men and
8efe defeated BY three scores.
Tho Washington school boys play
"a the Maroa boys seven innink
game when the game closed the
icofe stood "a TO IS in favor OF Ma
roa. Our boys voted Washington
Doyl q bunch OF good sports and hope
10 play them again next fall
slsa Hart spent the week end at
\. Rogerson' nj Twin Falls.
Miss McDavitt has Just returned
from few days visit with her un-
ele ~ Hepburn.
Miss Hart viii soon leave for Par
sons. Kansas, and Miss McDayitt will
20 10 her homo near Monticello, III
rhe community regrets very much
hat Miss McDavitt has decided not
70 return next year.
Il. II. McAtee and wife and Miss
Hart called at Nat nowman's and w.
f. IIardin's south west OF Filler Sun
iay evening. -.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-05-25

FOR SALE s-hole and oven cleo
tric range. G. ". Wilcox. 7-ti
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FOR RENT--6-room house. screen.
ed In porch Inquire VIM. Parslow
at Star Service Station. s-tf
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING


FOR sALE--work or driving horse
J. G. 0oodhne. phone 1909. li-tf
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FELT So TIRED
ALL THE TIME
Indiana Lady Says She Wa
Rundown, Suffered With
Her Back, Took Cardui,
and Got Well.

hichnlohd. Ind W.e1slt
v6uid write Tine or a.. 90 49,
that ows ma Fcod hssth snd
strength 70 Cariw. rsys letter
from Mrs Cora Courtney. ~ 81
Railroad street. this city.
4 Was sA rin down until my
family Thought thty would lose ne
writes Mrs Courtney Ny hlsatnd
Coanld me o. take Cariui. ~, q
ploewe him, ! did, and vill say ! dp
not rtFres q. for sm able % DO all
my work and % nv a'FcglrS
Il have five chidrsn. t.ur Ia
school. my husband and bpardtr
10 DO for. and : do All no own wors
for all u us. and find time o ~.
We nli praas Oirdul EYcry sex
sud run down woman should tsse
this W adfrfui medicine
n snffered with my bt,k YER,
weak fpcl'ns Ia my lluia
- fit hardly able 1, drag. iusi
tired 90 Tired an the tim
IA was "a ef.frt for me % d
ani hlng. bns Cadui h,asd me ~
n re ike 8 different woman
n yon are IN ran down physical
condition. suffering 80 thla indiana
lsvfy Says she did. give cariui !
fair trnl "a should hep yCu
Cardui Is o purcy yegstable, iunl'
ma dlcna FOR womana slime nfn
found yalaGie IN thou nnds q eaoil
cases ~ d,scnbsd abeye.
Take Cardul Your DuEiH . IA
IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-20
POLICE COURT

Poll ains vas taken from pelee
ccait batteg slim Dunn. disfufh as
o - snd drunk. guilty $1,000 fns
Louis rylulrr carrying concealed
waapons fns 90 o.. sane druas.
$1,000 ino YOUNG drunk. ti0fos
pave Province drunk. 5000. Pete
faNel. conc sisa wnllnna ~ o4
dnsak poao. oui on bsnd chaR
Ol'pla, dupt. $1,000. o y Huisr
hautng 90 city nuertolr without
license $1,000
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Combing Wont Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The oaiy sure way % & ( nd .
dsndruff Is {, dissolve II. then you
destroy y entirely. To 90 this, g..
s5cu; four oancfs OF orslnary iquli
srvcn; spp.y K a. night whs7 re-
tsring; use e0ough 70 unisrfn the
scz.s and ru5 4. IN gtn.iy VIII the
.1nEer tips
Do thss rsn.zis. and by morning
nost II not al OF your candran
w1l be gone and three or four
mere .gpliozlozs MI completely
dissolve and s1tfrely dsz--oy evsl.'
sizSl= ssh and f-scs cf Il. ~ mat
-ox much drndru1, yc1 may
i-Ts.
You viii find. 70. fhst az itching
ard digging o, the scalp uiil s.p
- once. and your hair wifi be fluffy
iustrous. gloesy. silky and sott, and
look and feel a hundred times
better.
You can gee liquid a-vcn e any
drug store and :. never fsiis = a.
the EUrsx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-20

aha.s sAs 10 ls Jail a. Lasssss
after : eeronsrs iurs fstsrnsa
verdict 4 vital msrdsr TAs
woz.an aisEo. sAe sAoi her has-
hana IN sse dsfsnsa foiAow'ns cus
- their bitter qaarrels ostasioasa
~ sstrsms poveriy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-20
DEMOCRATIC
MEETING

The law compeis me 10 make de-
tailed report to the State Election
Board q all moneys received. from
whom and how expended. have con-
eluded TO keep a copy Of same and
read Il to the democrats. therefore
call meeting OF all democrats. the
candidates and committeeman satur-
day next az the Chamber Of Commerce
room 81 .. m. az which time will
make fuil and complete report OF
everything done during the campaign
s W DoOLEY. Chairman Democratic
County Com.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-20
MOTHER or Q CHILDREN
HELD IN MATES DEATH

Vancouver. Nov 20 Airs Frd
Frye. moth of eight children. to-
dry conftfsfd 20 shooting ana in-
stantiy killing hr nulsisnd at tnelr
home % Abr da near TcNIaune
csehe. east q fsft George, Thursday
nift AIRS frye ttld the police she
committed the act anr being drv.
IN 20 desperation hy her husband 8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-20

Polygamy {, o essiiy iusary In rur
key nowadays. and not more thsn 9
per cent of TIE male population IN.
dulre 10 IT, In many eases. when q
Turk marriss, the parents ~ The
bride insist On hi. sirn'ns CLAUSE IN
the contract undertaking not 20 Many
o second vile so lorf az bic trst wife
is alive and undivered