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Washinqton Stock Exchange

Washington Gas 7l2s-$l 900 at 1OsL.
Potomac Electric &. N, 6s-sl 900 at 1Oola
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.-25
at 74E, at 74I2. at "a 10 at "A.
Washington Gas Light at 59A. at 59i4 d.
5 at 59A at 59l..
Ianston Monotype-1o at So.
Mergenthaler Linotype-i0 at 1a4A.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Railway and Electric com.-l5
at SO.
Money-Cau loans. 5aS per cent.
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tQuota lions furnished BY ". B. Hibbs L CO..
Selling cheeks-dollar values at noon today:
BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. August 25.-Foreign
bar silver, 6Sk; Mexican dollars. 53K.
LONDON, August 25.-Bar silver,
s5kd per ounce: money. IN per cent
Discount rates: Short and three month
bills, 2 7-16a21a per cent.
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Toledo, st. Louis and Western made
a wide gain on prospects of dividends
at rate Of AT least per cent annually.
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Commodity Reports
From Various Sections
Chemicals.

Chemicals.
NEW YORK. August % Especially
Chemicals here are extremely firm.
Further gains are predicted. Cam
phor monobromated has been ad-
vanoed to basis Of $3.50 to s2.10 for
crystals and 81 to s2e for powdered
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Non-Ferrous Metals.

JOPLIN. Mo-. August 25 Especially -
Despite coal and rail strikes. produce
tion Of lead and zinc ore in tri-
states field has not fallen below 1o.-
600 tons a week. Lead and zinc ores
are both exceedingly firm. zinc being
quoted at $3.50 to $3.50 a ton and
lead at $50 ton. Sales of ore in
Missouri. Kansas and Oklahoma to-
tailed $359.706 for week Years out
put to date brought S12S,S63.516
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Wool,

YAKIMA, Wash. August 25 tSpe-
ciaD.-Wool clip of this section.
amounting to over 100000 pounds,
has finally been disposed of. Aver
age return to growers was 26c a
pound or about double what they re-
ceived last year
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EXPECT TIRE OUTPUT TO TOP
PEAK PRODUCTION OF 1920
Trade of Cleveland Area, With Exception
of Steel, Moving Along With Little
Interruption From Strike

bolts reported today that within the
last week the first substantial orders
from farm implement makers since
1920 have been placed. Small orders.
according to this manufacturer. have
been numerous. but the recent pur-
chases indicate that buying has at
tanned broader scale.
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I.un, Der.

NEW ORLEANS. August 25 tspe-
cial.-Pine mills are increasing out
put, but shipments are delayed by car
shortage. Orders for week at $50 mills
totaled S9,000,0O0 feet of pine. Pro-
ductton was 76.6O0.0OO feet and ship
ments 67.000,000 feet. Unified orders
aggregate 373,0O0.000 feet.
Evening star., 1922-08-25

YAKIMA, Wash, August 25 tSpe-
ciaD.-Wool clip of this section.
has finally been disposed Of Aver
age return to growers was 26c a
pound or about double what they re-
ceived last year.
Lumber.
NEW ORLEANS. August 25 tSpe-
cial.-Pine mills are increasing out
put, but shipments are delayed by car
shortage. Orders for week at $50 mills
totaled s9.000,OO0 feet of pine. Pro-
duction was 76.6OO.oOo feet and ship
ments 67,O0O.000 feet. Unified orders
aggregate 373.ooo0o0 feet.
KANSAS CITY. August e5 tspe-
ciaD.-Farmers are making bitter
complaints over prices at present
obtaining for corn They point out
that in 1914 the price Of a ton of
coal would buy 2O4 bushels of corn,
Wniie this year it will purchase
weather is threatening corn and
killing pasturage
Automobiles.
DETROIT, August 20 (SpeciaD -
1t Is expected that laying off of 5000
men at River Rouge plant of Ford
Auto Company because of DELAY in
receiving fuel shipments will be only
temporary and that men will be
back at work Monday.
Hardware.
CHICAGO, August 25 Especially
Hardware wholesalers report i'm
proyement in demand for tools. shop
hardware and staples. Demand
seems to be encouraged by fear of
shortage of supplies.
Knit Goods.
NEW YORK. August e5 (speciaD
several leading hosiery distribu-
tors report a decided Improvement in
movement OF staple cotton goods for
men. women and children. Demand
for women's lisle hosiery has also
shown greater strength.
Glass.
PITTSBURGH. August 25 fSpe-
ciaD.-It is announced that Libby
Owens Glass Manufacturing has
closed a transaction by which glass
company of Essen. Germany. is
given right to use window glass
manufacturing machines controlled
by American company.
Clothing.
CHICAGO, August % tSpeciaD-A
number of popular-price department
stores already are presenting their
new fall mems suits at moderate
prices. Majority of these stores are
featuring four-piece suits. selling in
neighborhood of s25. which are of
fered in worsted, blue serges, tweeds
and other materials.
Bricks.
MOBERLY, Mo, August IS (Spe-
ciaD.-Lack OF fuel has caused Mo-
berly brick plant to close, throwing
scores out Of employment.
Shoes.
SEATTLE, August 25 (SpeciaD.-
Retail shoe trade of northwest is fac
ing a condition which will necessitate
instant action. Stocks have been kept
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Corn.
AutOm Obiles,

DETROIT, August 20 (SpeciaD.
1t Is expected that laying off of 3,oOt
men at River Rouge plant of Fore
Auto Company because of delay il
receiving fuel shipments will be onl,
temporary and that men will b,
back at work Monday.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
Ole qpoOe.
Mieberfehr Der stranfemfeber.

Sic gntmidelung Der nellclten
SerbItmoben lit ID peit porgeidrit.
ten, oaB au5ugrobe ueberraidun-
gen Ibt mebr al ertparten lt1lo.
Die Mobefunitler berlangen nldt
bon beute auf morgen cine I'm.
panolung Der 5tlbouette. shrttt
fir Sbritt 0urh feline Beige.
ben, bur9 teiltDeiie Menoerunge1L
gebt Die gntpidelung Dor lt9.
@enn fiA Der 8lid an Die bnrd'
oringenoe Meuerurg 3, 9. Der mel.
Ten Mermel, ooer audi Der armel.
lolen &leioer geip0bnt bat, lnbt7ole
Mo0e nod elmer meiterer gr11elte'
rung Ser 2inie.
Ser fommenoe @i1ter miro, n1e
uniere ginleitrng teitatigt, piel
mebr 1leue 5toffe nn0 t1ere 8nta.
ten, als 11e1le 2inien b%ringerl. 90
ltebt sic 5tranBenfeoer bod IN
CUNT, Die @ieberfebr Der Strau.
benfeoer als @arnier1ng bon So
menroben miro cine grobe NQlle
i ipielen. SS1 Sen Mo6eausitelun'
gen iiebt man 6ereits berrlibe
Mben6fleiber, bic bollitanoig aus
mattroia g%efdrbten Seoerfranien
bethlehem Sic auf 5eioe bon gleiher
6arbe arrangiert iino. Mnoere
Mbenoroben per6en nit etnem
@iirtel aus Gebern berieben, bon:
leinen beiben 6eiten faqen la11ge
5%eoerfranien berab uno biloen gra.
stole @uffen. Mu@ Die mooernen
fur8en MermeI tperoen bon 5eoer-
franien eingefaBt, iogar Die 5@ube
erbalten cine Se0eridleife.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19

Meetn lietper Ser Saskatchewan: =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
Der Spri6er i'm Tlng5ens.

Cine 5priburg5reile I'M Slug
jellg unternimmt our6 3entralau=
ltralie1t Der Gnglanoer Srancts 8irt=
les. or gebt bon. Noelaioe 5unddii
lQd Noroen Bis Soona6ottn l1n0 Doll
sort mad Mlice 5prings. Dabei
Mn er nod @eiOe-, Mferball= u1lb
gergbauldnoern Musf6au balten UNI
jugleib bon Ser Suit aus ben be.
ten 8eg fir Die geplante @iiel1babr1
JON 5ioen naG Oem Noroen oes
lultroliI1en 5eitlanoes nnteriu6en:
Jerner mill er ei11cn Slug iiber ben
SDra=See MAIDEN, Der iiibltd) Dor.
Doonuoatta liegt, Ga angenommell.
miro, oaB es in lbm peridteoenc
frl1dtbarc Snieln gibt, girtles miro
altd) oie S11er Ser Macoonnen-8er=
ge iii Ser Mitte oes Weges mad
Nanerqunen unterillben nno Sic
oorberrihenoet1 2l1ftFr0mungen felt
iteuen. 3ngleib iollen ftnemato
grapbii6e %Mufnabn1en oes 8elanocf
Jemnht ner6en.
8 bat Elm Wte,ib IN llnterley
men Dor5iiglib angefa1gen. Nnoe.
re baben iDn1 pertraut, lio) Inn al
aeglieoert ul1o pieler Wll:d ltabt III.
ullf Dem Spiel. Meb Dem nrbe
Der, lpenn Oas Werf 5ula1lme11
oridt. .@r hatte es nidt begin.
len %lollell, lD.1tn er 81 I61Dab tDall
IS 81 @n0e 81 fiibren, iagen oit
ginitbttgen. Mber picGeibt mur pr.
81 Mnfnng 10 ilarf oab er Die Sc
iagr ser 5dnad)e ,i5erLaupt ltid).
anntc.
Das feline 8Drtd)pll Miub
SIT ootD bon alien gsiilie1L
Ole Meniden fnafell miiien,
Die nlerbartfte Sub
Sn 3eiten, mo Die Weni6en
lAledter neroen IND Die pabre aeb-
lie untergebt, lteigt Ste 3abl Der
8elescsregeln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
IS e + n d t.sgabe lit 9 a =.

sEsE# .aEEGss t-s' =S@N--F
1902. 8abD-Buppen 1inb. nod
inherent @ntmurf nit 2ei6tigfeit
ber5ulteuen, gu nal tie ouf einfade
ginitiidltnien 3ugeidnitten iino. 9as
&leto mag aus Nainiod, 2apn, 8a>
tiff bergeiteut un0 NIT 8ano, Spit-
gen ooer 9tideret garniert meroen.
Sir 6aS &odmu1ter eignen iib
&aidmir, Seioe, &enrietta ooer 8eo-
for6 CORD, fir Cad un0 &imono
6lanen un6 S%laneaette; fir ben
umpurf Seibe o6er 5laneu.
DaS Meuiter fommt IN 3 @roBen
fir Nrppen bon Is, 18 unb 20
3on 2drge. Sir oas &leib ltno
21s Duros oes 81 3on breiten Stof-
fes erforoerli6, Us CARDS fir ben
nmnurf uno 2s CARDS oes "a
3on breiten 5toffes fit ben Nod
fur cine Brppe BON Is 3o1 Range.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
fam id bid nit bore. 8ea, mas
iaae sc al ose 5rau2
Bpmit id perbleipe SSbne Sbrn
Miaipn elefiriidJe golten.
B1iIipp 5auerampe II

Gine lebr iiberraldc1loe elcftrilde
Notwithstanding 1T IN einem 2abo.
ratorium IN GtttSfielb, Wan.. ~.
tpege gebraht moroen.
Benjamin Sranflin ielber, pelder
5uerlt nit ieinem 2enbtbrabcn nlo
ieirem 8liBabletter Die glcftri5itat
ouf oie grDe berabbredte, more
mohl .lDie aus alien @olfen aefal,
len, manl1 CT, ploslib III Die @e.
acntpart geltelt, ioeben non ben
Ssnt1oe erreidt morDen more, oaB'
Gleftri5itGt bon elmer 5tarfe bis
.ju elmer Milion Bolten uno caru.
Der erael,gt unb meitefbernittclt
poroen lei. lnh 51par BON einem
5trom, ser an nnD fir lit niht
ltidrfer mar, ais er getD0bnii6 fitr
sic 8elellbtung bon 5a,iern berbor-
rufen miro,
Gransformatoren borgel9rie,
bener Mrt erbobten Die Boltenltdrfe
ces Strontes inlner mebr, Bis otc.
Minion erreid)t mnrbe. Ser eleftrt~
ibe Sunfe. mie Elm pbantaitii9 ser.
riiienes Qihtbanh mlslebene, Ipra1g
bon elmer interchangeable int @ss
baube n,,f cine anbcre ie 8 SUB
nett.
Sic tatla1lid)e &~raftubermittlnng
erfolgte innerbalb 6es @ebGntes uuf
eiiae fur5e 5trede, aber 0ies NOR
gpniigeno, I'M Sic Moglidfeit oar
5ntlrn, eleftrii9e @nerete bon be0eu-
teno gr6Beren 8oltenltarfen ST. ibcr=
trogen, u. 5tpar allf meitere Gntfer.
nu1ge1t, ais Dies Dislang gcibuftli6e
@epflogenbeit geipeien lit, obne 81
]roBen &raftberlult.
sSsm iibrigen lit Dies teilpei9e nod,
cine nm@trittene 5raqe. 8iele @!et-
tri5itdtsingenieure 0ringen aui
griinolibere 5ahlenmdBige Muffla-
ru11gen ubcr oieicn mihtieen Wegen,
Itano; unb 1e glaube11, boB bic
yroben @eid6fte nod 81 fon}erDotib
r11o 5%uriidhnlterb in Der 8ennBltng
eleftriider &raft alts Der Terne
jeien.
Mln, fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9oltums gegeniiber Gleftrilhfraft-
NerihleiBern iolte fem Greigl,is
ser jiingiten 3eit ltarfere stim-
,nll11g gemnbt bnben, als geraoe
obiger rBombenerfolg" Der. Weillion
aroftpolten. S,ioeB itieg er nidt ME
in Meteor pl0bliG ON &irt1cl at,i,
ionoerr mebrere 6ebeltenoe SSnge=
llienre, melhe i'm perbeifiibrten, be:
gan11en ibre eini6ldgigen glperis
alel1te Dor nidt mel1iqer dis breiBig
=Sabren in auer stiue. als lie Sic
grbon1lng ser eriten eleftrtiben
Hraftleitltngen nieier Mrt, init Der
bis 0abin nnerb0rten 5tarfe bon
$4,000 8o1ten: bemtffi6tigte. Seit=
oem 1T oie S6ee 6~eltdnoig meiter
ntnidelt moroenL biz Ser berttge,
gang l.nqeabnte griurnph Dorr epobc.
ilnbenoer Gr1Be errllnnen ipor0eE
lift. glber Sortiebung folat, nno fer
mere BerDoHfommlungen nn5tpel=
elliott alld, beionoers hinii6tlih Der
Sloliernng.
ST. !&aliforllieu miro iebt eine fol-
be &raftlinie fir einen MirfNngsbe-
reid BON $50 o6er mehr Weile1l
:1ebaut, audi Elm &eforobrederl
Bis lett lit oas 2aboratorium
oos nlerein8ige ieines EDps.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
S9ides It i nj.

38O0-3695. Dieies fragenloie
Mo6e4 nit anmutig %abfaaen6en
Sdultern nno &itteldrmeln fam
aus idpar5em @amt, Crepe o6er
Eaine a%ngeferttgt tDer6en. Die
&odfiiue iblieBt ii@ paiien6 ben
DoQen Mermeln an.
Gas 8Iuienmuiter $500 forn1nt
in 6 @roBen fir "a, 36, 80, 40,
AZ uuo AZ 3on 8ru1hpeite. Das
@odmulter 1896 IN 6 @r0Ben fir
"a, &c, %, 80, 80 rno "a 3oQ
Eainentpeite. Sir @r0be 38 bra1dt
man ~ Dar6s bes 80 Bon breiten
Gtoffes. Ser. &od 1T unten. "a
CARDS neit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
Gin prnftii6e 8 nnterge-
mnrt1.

3571. Dieies Mauiter fonmt in
4 GroBe1: &leir, 34--36; mittel-
grpB, $40; groB, I'D, uno
,rfragrpB, 46--48 Son 8ruitpeite.
Sir cine mitteigroBe Sigur itn0 8
Yarb5 oes SO 8ou brettet 5toffes
Hrrforoerlih.
Ias Muiter mag aB Elm 5blupi.
aetpano noer IN 6orm elmer nnter-
rod- ooer aarniiol . combination
1eraeifen nerben. Sei0e, Crepe,
latpu, gatijt, D1tnetDn Wuifelin,
Rdil1iod nr1o Mtlas eignen i1 5ltr
Mnicrfignng oieies Muiters.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
Nfener sdbrfihfbrtft hes
Nbtlipp 5anfra,upfrr.
] 2oe..

ao6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
St. Beneoict's
Hcaoemp q q
Ct. Soiepb, stearns Gunutg, Wilma

ct. Spiepb, stearus eo'nfp' D''a"
Sine ser beiten Mnitalteu a,'r Bepe'
rem sSdterersiebnne i'm sass5ea
Noroweitem. 11uterridt IN oea1t1aler'
snalider unb fran5Siiider spraa1e'
steuoarapbie, Sppemritine, que
iibren, @nff, Malen, aod9ea aae
meiblide Sauoarbe'ten. Sr1pa15!@'
mer, NIT alien mooerre1' Seai'e1'i,ee F
FIFTEEN ansseitattet, iteben oed 5og'
tinaeu 5nr @erfienae: M.t eo. aaa
Snititnte it cine s&ule fir ana @sa
pon 6 6is IL Sabrer nerblnoeu. -"
oen Wsbsrem ,uenbe man lid an
Sister D~irectress, O. S. B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19

Wie iD 1ele1
Mbeno ins Bet
gauge lin, ben id
nod Ell oielente
56att geno1nrne
IN ben bns Sob.
berltid auf meme
3ung gelegt; atp.
tper Bfni Deimel,
mas bot Der Sob
hpr IN fhIecht ues
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
4 II, un6 s
Mo6eII.

1905. Sic s6ir3e 1T leibt an-
sl1legen uno re9t Heibiam. Bur
Serltenung pertpen6et man 8ercale,
Driu, 2apn, Sateen, @ambric, I'M
gcbleihten Muiielin @reto11e ODER
gbinB.
Das Mu1tar fommt 1T 4 @roBer1:
Rlei11 mittelgroB, groB nno ertra'
aroB. Stir Mittelgr0Be fino 3A
@orbs bes SO 8on breiten StoffeS
iir sic 96ur5e, uno 81 Oaros oes
so 8un breiten 5toffes fur Die
sGn11hp prfnr0erlln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
81 0 II 8oIp" 8uppe.

NV wv PU@
1910. uniere 8il0er berani9al.
Ii9en cine ban0libe nrolD polD"
8uppe uro Elm lieblides MieB4en.
Cur &erlteuung oieies 5piel5eugs
eignen ii9 9anotu6itoffe NIT 8frop-
fen ausgeltopft, 8luib, 5il5, Slanel,
Mubenflanen, ,Gamt, Grill uno
Crab. Sic 8uppe mag unterbalb
Ser Mrn1e aus anoerem Waterial
nngefertigt mer0en.
Das Muiter fommt IN elmer Gro
BE uno fir ie ei1e 6aiion itno ~
garbs 6es 81 3oa breiten StoffeS
erforoerlih.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-08-09
OBITUARY.

Claus Peterson of this city, died
Sunday, July 30, after a long illness,
at the age of 10 years, 5 months and
8 days.
Mr.. Peterson was born in Krogan,
Hafslo Parish, Sogn, Norway, Feb.
22nd, 1843. In 1886 he was married
to Miss Christine Johnson. They
came to America in 1867 and settled
in Mcfarland, where they lived for
about six years after which they nov
ed to Vernon county and lived about
six miles from Viroqua until ssve years
ago, when they moved to this city.
Mr.. Peterson has been ailing since last
summer and underwent two opera
tions for cancer, but without any
marked success.
The funeral was held August 3rd
from the home and the Viroqua Luth-
eran church, Rev Hammer officiating
A quartet consisting of T. c. Knudson,
Elmer Peterson, Mrs. j. j. Henry and
Miss Gunnell Lewiston had charge of
the singing. As the organist, Miss
Thea Thompson could not be present,
Miss Clara Bjerk presided at the or
gan. The remains were laid TO rest
in the city cemetery.
Besides his wife, Mr. Peterson
leaves to mourn his death three
daughters, Mrs George Cushman, of
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-08-09
TOBAC GETS HAIL DAMAGE

Considerable hail has fallen in YER
non county in the past two weeks, and
it is estimated that about twenty per
cent of the tobacco growing land of the
county has been touched. However,
much Of the weed is small and the
damage in many instances amounts to
very little.
The tobacco outlook previous to the
fine rain Of Saturday and Sunday was
rather discouraging as a whole, but
timely arrival of .plentiful moisture
has Frightened prospects wonderfully,
and it is estimated that between so and
20 per cent of Vernon's crop win make
binder leaf il reasonably favorable
conditions viii prevail for the next five
or six weeks.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-08-09
bud IS AGAIN VICTORIOUS

Bud ball team journeyed to Bloom
ingdale last Sunday and captured the
long end of 16 to IL score. Pete Vol
den started on the mound for Bud and
held Bloomingdale to two scores in five
innings Then Bunny Rabbit took
try at it. Every dog has his day."
goes the old saying-and this appar-
emily wasn't Friend Bunny's day. They
made seven scores off his delivery in
three innings-two being home runs.
Mevin Thompson went in to stem the
tide, but Jared as badly as Bunny, per-
hitting three scores in part of an in
ming. They Pete went in and held
them.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-08-09

Amos Kegley and Anton Olson
and wife transacted business at New
Lisbon one day last week.
Ole Fjosne took Grocer Henry
Johnson's place at the store during his
short vacation at Soldiers Grove the
first of the week.
Albert Johnson enjoyed a weeks
vacation from duties at Johnson Bros
grocery store, spending the same on
his farm and also taking a motor trip.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-08-09

Brookline, Mass, Mrs. Louis J. Erick-
son of Omaha, Neb., and Mrs. Samuel
Pollock Of Boston, Mass; and four
sons, Peter, of North Freedom, Sam
uel, Albert, and Edward, all three Of
Viroqua He also leaves 10 grand
children and two great-grand-c
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-08-09

--Chas. f. Parker was in town from
Webster on business today and renew
ed Censor dues.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-08-09

DIR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist, over
Stoll q Groves. X-Rays taken. Tel
ephone No. 90 --.vs~---.....
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-17
FLU REMEDY MAKES KID WEDGE TURN FIGHTER

Boston. March IL Frederick
r. Kid" Wedge. ex-ehamrion
pagiiisf q the northwest woods,
who has attracted much attention.
ard some admiration because OF
has picturesque rise from the
squared ring 20 sfudcntship IN
tie Harvard graduate school. got
into trouble las; night when he
tired 70 cure . bad case # grippe
with something which was sup
posssi to be whisky. but judged
by the effect On him. was moon
shine.
lie was arrested by Pafrolman
Savage. Of the Wztertown police
department on the charge Of
drunkenness. after . disturbance
hc il ssi dfo have started in a
waferfown restaurant. and spent
the night IN Jail This morning.
on making . fresh explanation 70
John 7. Fillmore, chief of police,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-17
LAST Of SOLDIER
DEAD IS EMR0UT[



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q eel.iler dad. returned fpf hngt,i
nnaer she assrs amd asst~s wsli a.
cemesesed ~hen tAs krmy Tanelufs
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March 50. ~ish 80 flsx dFst-1 eas.
fess VITA she eslvaa u tho vem.
hFni The Ieserens sssk u he aasFtel
nsesteF cotps ef she sfmy - bflnnlAs
home the eoales ~ thuAe wke fell -
France wla he purtiosiiY tlnlshesi
Plans sfe sircadF unysm uaY fnf a.,
powssse rersices ard ceremonies a.
The aock. 10 ray final sFshase 10 sAe~
~hc made she tapfems saefhle~
After she eNHssvul lsnaa nsr ps~.
Ieas lre,shs. approximately onls so
tealea wni ransln ahroaa a. ~
hrwishs 90 the tinted States ios s~n-
Ial w 60 Narch = the graves ssx,a.
tfeiioa scrviee of the suaftnfuasscr
eorps bad Fstufnsa to thia uuuntfy ihe
rcmslns II tar ~ those Amer.
scans Who diei On hHelsn snil ~
perfect have heen an arrangements
incident 20 the lass laasuoy that many
cuurnendatory letters fsum Relatives
and FRIENDS o. those returned f.W tar.
Val hasv been rmrelved bY the qsms
ter ma.spr generals olflse nsery
effort has been made 20 ax@d tha
Soldier dsaa tAe most reyerant care
IRON III" time ~ dlssnisfmeas a. tAs
time the esakc, rs~a he's u fsanl rrss
snE pare. Recently Major oeusral
" 1, Rodgers. euar,ermassef general.
made a nfechl trip 10 lsanea a ,u /.
ape't the activities of The Amraeas
srAscs feg'sirasion aervlee. aaa on
hls return expressed himself a. n.l,,
satisfied with every detail 81 the
work.
Concentration of bodies In Amssl.
can cemeteries stsua1 VIA he Goa
unued. as about s. 200 ~ those ana
died OVERSEAS ara not % b. returns. 4
for burial hare. according so ,he de-
tire u thnlr nest ~ An Tho t..is
~ thu government la 10 remove tha
soldier dead from tai,leflela farla,
= cunds. and 10 rrln,cr them In eerm
an"ns oemeierles whsh willbe easos
for ~ The unlted states. a. a. na
ilohal cemeteries IN this coansry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-17

Of wafertovn. he was discharged
without being arraigned. with no
stain on his reputation.
Chief Filimore. after hearing
the case. said that he had faith
IL Wedge : explanation a. that
he has bcen more or icsS III with
the grippe. for \ week. decided
te Get something with = kick =
In u - drive out the germs lie
said he took Il IN his own room
and had no intention ~ leaving
the room when he drank il. least
~ at II making any disturbance.
What happened after he took the
potion. however. he did not know
snd the chief had 10 inform him
sbo1f the disturbance in the
restaurant.
Wedge tins morning obviously
was rercntanf and distressed AZ
what had happened. lie depart
"a hsnpy when he was dis
charged.
WEDGE has attracted much at
fentlon bersuse 0 fhis career. A
hero n seventy or more prize
fights. the son of = lnmberisck.
he eosild not read or write until
he met he girl BE- married. Tn
der her influence he educated
himself until he was graduated
from . southwestern university.
became an Instructor there and
finally rode the bumpers" for
lack ~ carefare 20 get TO Cam
hridee 70 train himself further AZ
The Harvard University Graduate
School sorne question arose about
- eligibility when be applied
fer admission. bit h. has been
fally entered a. . student.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-17

ACTS WITH spEfp~toosTns
PHLHoM--srocs rAE fRHlrA
TON ANp COUGHING
CEASES
Fine for Chest Colds Too and Il
thoaply Made a. Home.

when Yoa fan Iasks. ~ fwa mInafes. .
world beating wmeslf thai acts difwtiy ~
The memhfane aud pfisa overnight eaHsss
stubborn coughs enf sssn hafd chest eolff
% disappear wbf tflfia Wiih lhinaa that
elll probably disappeintf
Hawking and shnffiaz anf alsa asf~.
hess ~ The mufaus iaembfaaa - anf
you will feel finn 10 slfuaai uo time
lust get one cunfe ~ rafmlnf ifea
bic sfFenHthl ADA % u 4 litiis sugar Hn1
snouGh hot WATER ~ make bali
plat aud seH'Fe Gnf an ineHpsnslFs rem
sdy better than fou can hHF feadg misaal
if@ soothing. heaiiaE aftlnn ~ the asm
hfana n the fraHeu ~ nisuf rHaria aAe "a
for cstsffh and senis nssal eelds