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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Spirit of Virginia Press

happy. Hear him THE soda jerkcr in a local
drug store put one over on tho Star man tho
hrst OF the week. when he handed back the
extra penny that in the past has always ac-
companied the price OF ice cream with the in
formation that The war tax is on How
such an important matter could have escaned
the notice OF a newspaper man is uncxplain-
abie-bnt habit is strong. and probably the
penny would have accompanied the dime any
how"
There was much tripping OF the light fan.
tastic" In Martinsville during the HOLIDAYS and
In its FIRST issue OF tho new year the Henry
Bulletin, published in that time threw out this
hint: "If now and then IL should he dcsirahI.
to give vent TO the effervcscence OF youth and
"nlivcn the occasion with hilarious Jazz per.
f"rmancc-why. bang the cymbals. rattle the
traps. jerk the old trombone out n ward ar two
and <" to it. Its all right. boys and girls. now
and then. but don't limit your conception of
real dancing TO that sort OF buriesaue"
The Newport News Tmcs-IIcraId Observes
When salaries arc low Erumblc because
we cannot live high. and when they are high
we grumble more because of the income tax
Man is one ouerulous animal"
The l.ynchburg News closes a long lecture
ON how to get back to normally in these
words: "rhis Is the day and hour for work
f"r work on the part of all classes-for the
long. strong. altogether pull Of every mi,
Of tho country's producing millions towards
the goal OF new and enduring prospcrity''
The stanton News-1.cadcr also lecture.
hit along the same line and says: .Fortun,
smiles upon those who learn to do old things
in new ways upon men who put brains into
their work; upon men and women who arc
not afraid of dreary. dry. irksome drudsery-
people Of nerve and grit, who do not cover in
the presence OF obstacles and disbursements
or turn aside from dirt and detail. II il not
true In all cases. OF course, but az a raj.
the man who fails. II no have ability is Tho
one who does not persist-who does not see
or seize the opportunities"
The Bristol Herald Courier Is an ont and ont
Ford hacker. II says: One thing the farmer
needs is better foreign market Another
thing he needs Is n chance to buy what he has
TO buy at reasonable prices. Especially is ho
compelled to pay too much for farm machinery
and fertilizers The government might give
him little real aid by accepting Henry Ford,s
Offer for the Muscle Shoals project since Mr.
Ford would manufacture fertilizer and sell It
10 the farmers at fair prices"
Says the Gloucester Gazette: "Iynchinr is
harharism and ought not to he tolerated but
II Is not the business Of the Federal govern
mont 10 usurp the functions of State courts
I" suppress II. The antlynching bin in Com
srcss ought. to be defeated because II is Of
doubtful constitutionality and whether tech
nically constitutional not is an invasion of
state rights"
The Roanoke Times remarks: senator Wat
con hasn't dug UP anything on anybody vet:
he has only succeeded In digging up a LOT OF
maleontents whose existence every ono took
for granted all tho tme."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Mrs. ncrn,r,, o,,.-.,,.,

Mrs. bernard Obcrdorfcr who died
saturday afternoon at o'clock Will
bc buried this afternoon. Funeral
services will take place from the
residence OF her mother, Mrs. Carrie
schwartz, 26l9 Park Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Edith Lct:rnndc JrnkIu..

The funeral of Edith Lctirande
Jenkins. infant daughter of Mary I.c-
''rahdc ana Alonza 4. jenkins. will
he conducted this afternoon from the
residence. 80 Sycamore street. Bar
ton Heights. at 3 o'clock. BURIAL
VIII he in Rivervicw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09

NASHVILLE. TENN. Jan. S.-Tne
Ahdrcw Jackson Memorial Society
.Lere VIII celebrate tomorrow the
anniversary OF odd IIickory's" VIC
tory at New Orleans. January 8,
1915. with a luncheon at tho Hermit,
age Hotel. II was announced TODAY
by Mrs. Bette NJ. Donelson, presi-
dent OF the society,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
REV. CLARK AGAINST
CUTTING or SALARIES

Rev w. r. Clark. pastor of tho
Denny street Baptist Church. stated
in his sermon last night that the
problem confronting tho carmen and
tho officials OF the company at this
time Is an economic one. He stated
he did not believe that the present
wage should be cut, but that some
steps should he taken to increase the
revenue Of the company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
NIrs. William nnIIx

nEATliSFllLE. VA. Jan. S.-Mrs.
imam Baiiy. aged nearly 90 years,
"'cu AT her nome at kinsale, Thurs
""s. lh'erment was i'm the family
n"rElng ground. Rev. w. G.. Rurch
conducting the services. She is sur
vived by four daughters and one son
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Mrs. l.. A. IIInntnn.

Thc funeral OF Mrs. l.. \. nlanton
VIII he conducted this afternoon from
fark Place Church at 3 o'clock. Mrs.
Bianton died Saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Two Crooks.

gentleman traded busted down Lizzie
for spawned mule. with friend. and
since their home town. has been trying to de-
eide which is right in what he says about the
other.
In general. the consensus OF opinion is a
unanimous consent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
l'IOrcncc StcrIInr lIcCnnI

Mrs. Florence Sterling McCool.
VIE OF Lloyd -. McCool. died last
night ut S:l5 l.. NJ. at her residence,
East Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Charcoal Eph.. Dali, rhourht.

Tilt ain no use tradin' compliments wild n
lop-cared mewl." said Charcoal Eph. rumna-
lively. de onlies' language jackass kin
git ain fit TO no other Twin beast Eat u
chop. Mistah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09

Prosperity promises beautifully but docsn'
produce until it percoatos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. s. Weather nur..,,
Forecast: virginln-
FUR today nnd prob
"b'y tomorrow, moder-
ate temperature.
North Cnrolinn Today
cloudy: tomorrow fair:
rising temperature.
fresh west winds.
I.ocll Trmpcr,tmrr Yr.i.rlnr

. y. VI. temperature ...... .,
"N'hHhh temperature to & r. NJ \,
MInlhhuh temperature to T. Nj o.
s.'Hh Temperature" yesterday ~ -
;,"rm"' temperature for this date =,
Excr.. .ir,, So '''''''''.''........ II
Deficiency IT, ..'............... Isl
''"'' January l ............ .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Inrul ItniufuII.

Rainfall g hour, ending T. NJ On
nainial y hours ending S H. M 81
p"hc'ehcy since March .. u a.
b-"c!ency since january ... 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
u. Up With the Times
Nv IT. q. II.

Eur"rcs economic conference is to bring
in all hands except Turkey whose hash will
he settled by solici,ous nciEhbors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09

The Soviet government will he expected to
recognize Ill OF Ru*sia's honorable obligations
* Is said. Provided. OF course they arc still
rccognizahl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09

Euror"s economic conference is to bring
i'm all hands except Turkey. whose hash will
he settled by soici,ous nciEhbors.
The Soviet government will he expected to
recognize all OF Ru*sia's honorable obligations
{: Is said. Provided, OF course, they are stil
rccognizah bic
We may have TO walk. but there is some
consolation in the assurance that we won't
have to equip our headgcar with miners
lamps.
There ought to be n safe resting place for
1rcand-even between the De Valera and the
deep blue sea.
~ few more outbursts from Chi,a and the
world may he able to determine what and
where Il is
Having decided against the use OF gas on
their own part. the five great powers may next
turn To the business OF engaging n competent
meter reader.
Mr. Harding asks that congressional mem
hers furnish leadership. evidently realizing
that is what he has everything else hut
When Lodge is pcltcd by the same stones
which he threw at the Versailles treaty he will
realize why the poet longed fer a Lodge in
the Wilderness"
Danvillc proposes to buy bridge to remove
the tolls; Richmond proposes TO permit tolls
TO buy n bridge. That's the difference
The EnElsh-Irish reud OF centuries has bcen
ended but the Irish-lrish feud se.ms TO be
just getting its start
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Special I)ata.

Local Observations ut y i. VI Yesterday.
N!ni direction. south: wind velocity. :.
weather at l.. NJ. rain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09

We may have TO walk but there is some
consolation in the assurance that we won't
have to equip our headgcar with miners
lamps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09

The Roanoke Times remarks: Senator wat
con hasn't dug UP anything anybody vet:
he has only succeeded in digging up a lot of
maieon'ents whose existence every ono took
for granted all tho ume"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09

There ought to be n safe resting place for
1rcland-even between the De Valera and the
deep blue sea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09

The Newport News Times Herald Observer
when Halarics are low grumble bccausc
w" cannot live high. and when they are hlg h
we grumblc more because of the income FAY
Man is one Querulous animal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09

The EnGlish-Irish feud OF centuries has beer
ended: but the Irish Irish feud se.nrs 10 be
just getting its start.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09

Dhnvillc proposes to buy bridge to remov.
the tolls; Richmond proposes to permit tolls
to buy n bridge. That's the difference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09

IA khocker wants to know why write SO
many times OF Jack and JILL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16
s[CRE TAnY WALLACE
FAVORs FORO'S OFFER
Muscle Shoals NAY Go To the
Flivyer Manufacturer Bid
Is the Largest One
Submitted

Washlnuan. FEB % girnry g
Wallace. secretary g aetieuiiuro.
looks vita favor uron H,ny
Tori. offer fof puf hase and ioasf
af ths government rHfaie and
waisr povrr froleut a. Nassie
Shoals. Alahama Il les iefAt are
sHfoenuy dennne aud binding io
make certain the plant pii| BE- oper
aie8 oontnaonsif vith iho manu-.
facurs ~ fertilizer
pr Richard & Talman. director e.
ihe fixed niirorcn research labora
tory 3 the des,ariment anpouuee'
the seefsiarYs position ehh reesrf
% the rard offer "a an anihors
statement Nhrh De read TODAY ae.
f,re ihe hunse military oommiifse
The secretary tieus a. oxprcsseH
~ ihe witness asre that & ihe terms
rerc s. ~ had ouili1ed fhr ptopors|
wonld resali in making available q
eons ldtrsbiy increased apa.r q i'q-
u per 80 tlmp ~ neaee arf Give ua
Ftufanfs 81 adequate supplies "a
rzflosites IN Dase cf neef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16
WAVE or s0BR|[TY
SWEEPS OLD ENGLAND
Mldness Of Beer. Movies and
Spread Of Education Are
Suggested As Some Of
the Causes

l.artor. Fsh Is a wave y so-
hrieiy IS sweeping England udrr !
81 tAe reports icr lsei - ne falef
C4nsi4hles 81 varioas towns no~ BE-
ine rgod beiore the annual sesslons
q ne hresers Cantehar keat
sifh a population 81 ss"1f reports
orly sever conrlciious for franken
ness durinr the year -Four Of ths
seven were sinors % Cayebnry
n.csealsy packirg hamshire ~ith 3
ropaiaiion q eeee. states thar there
uere no ssnyie'ons for druntfuness
here
Hariepooi reports ihsi only four
eomer =e-a convicted for lntaxirs.
iion during ~ ysar Worksop Noi
tnrhamshire tsss iriuu rhAniiy
There we're fewer ases ~ dranh-
erness II the whole sesr fhan 10 :
single dag Formerly
Narloas exp'anaiions are offered
sor this sohrisiy. iae niid qpaiay q
re tces tAaf D. heinr breued. the
1eferninatlrn ~ ihr liquor trade r.
restrair ihe sale - lnfoxcanfs a.
fshlfuai arunkards fhe attraction 81
re mofies sad o'hsf forms of p0lu
ar dlveffion. fhe frrfaf - ea1cs
fscn and reruiianf sslf-fesnecf
Tbs act reufrsi statistics concern
lnr a~1nkenness fhou - thar rs 1924
convictions exceeded fbe 1919 record
~ as.-ss POI itis wsf decresss
q fllii fron pre-war fsure-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16
TO DARKEN HAIR.
APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Young Bring Back rs
Natural Color. Gloss and
Attfactiveness.

Common esfdsn age treasd into =
heavy fea with sslphuf aaasd. will
turn gay. Fff.asef and faded hair
beautifully dEfa and i4furani Jus'
= few applications ali prove . ressin-
tfon II your hair u fadine. ffrfAked -
gray. HiNlng the sac Tea ana sal
rhur rerips Al 4ons. though. IL u9a.
bisscfna An sasfsf ray IL - fsi :
boffis n Nleth'a RaFe sd Haiph1f
conpoun1 ~ ~ fris store an ready
Tor 49, Thi- - fhe eif,fims rsrlpe
ifnproye1 ~ ths atsir0n - other In
KFscienfn.
swfiis wispr. eray. faded hsif u net
ssnfgi. We al desire % rsfafn oar
roufhfui appearances ard attractive
49, ~ 14rksninr your hair with
nyeth's f6fs ard ealphur Compound
10 ere can tel. bee1e y dos y -
naturally. - sferly. roa snr camDen
= sDonEs o. foff brush With Il and
drsw this fhrosxh your hair. L Lfing
one nfnaI strand ~ : time ~ morning
al gray hairs have 6iHsgDsarso. and.
a<tsf another nppiicaflon cr fHo. your
;-zir bsrons<s tssgfffufiy DARK. Eiosy.
e.pff and luxurlsns.
This Drfpzfsfion 70 . dsIixhff1i folisf
reogl1ifs ard 10 not lsten1s1 for fhs
esre fni1Ek<.>s - pfsreru,n Il 1is-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16
yAzz rELo bs eso As aoozU.
NEW Law IS DewkNoGo

Kansas city. Np Feb = Jayi
nsss.o Aas mnrh ffe same effect -
fouuv f,opie 81 iiquor and sbouli br
fsEl&atod asa'nf } ,ammaea.
fapernfendent o' schools here assert
81 la speerh before @oo psipl.c
? boil fearhers today
"flre nailoa has been fghtiu~
boone = ionf tine NJ eammacs
~eid 3 sm lusi r0pderng wae.h he'
the lasr isnt roiee - have % b. ier-
-slafed sgziss' - sell y seems %
ne That when a geta into ibe tiood
% soH.e of our y0aug folks. and ,
might sad. older foiss 100. u serves
shem Fas' So ssfa o. itf.
rfink - booze would % ihlas
the tine has come shen teaehes-
sh0s,d assume q militant attitude To-
ssrd 81 forms Of this aelsasing aaa
dssrsding mus.c-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16
NINE ARE HELLO IN
EN|CK[nDOCKER TRAGEDY
Inquest To Determine Cause Of
Theatre Disaster Was Deep
Many Witnesses Were
Examined

Waahlnuon lea "a Sine men
we're ordered beid faf ihe sfand lurs
IS ths eafOnsrf lnrf which ufrnfW
In verdict lasi uIshi ln CONNIE ilon
anh the colisrfe of ere roof of tha
Kulshctnofb.r motion u.oiur' theaife
Januaf, Is refniiing 10 iaa death q
as pefsnps
The Inquest VISA hfeun last fnsa.
dal ana scores 1t witnesses acre
heard before enc iuf besan lts fe
llberaiious behind closed doors =
VAS out seven hours before q re
turned is findings
Tho nine men. an - wa-hlurion
uere n o Geafe fhe architect =
liho building ! u rera. the ,nsineef
who tesisnoa tho roof structures
lNorri, Harter building inspector
~hsn me theatre was c1nsinsief !.
Frank l. wasnsr iho builder
Z Donald Wallace. esneral a3srln.
tender az eanauu iion q q flet
cher a. ..cf.nlendeni ~ ihe liamm'it
/ ~ str nf4nr company which hu.t
lth Nsiia Iahn T.. Mcdonald Che
con, astaf who erected the steel
Thoraa g. rosiimn enFineer and
compuier ~ ihs District ~ colnmt
bla building department ~hn passed
on the plans. ani laiian 2 noaman
che assistant hulidinK laspseiof
ahen ihs building zee constructed
Faulty ccnsfrue'ion
The coroners jury declared the
9collapse ~ the roof sas aae 20
faulty desirnlrr and oonsirleilou
ID inadequate supervision and ln
specilon
a also submitted number 81
recommendation. one being that "ah
theatres ard pisces ~hers the public
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16
IiIlrII~~. iIr CANNOT
tlD NIisitki> uiti
n y A asscfff
lsssas q =. asp aae -

fha kaa rsh tHl.na afia
ie IS ~ hslf 81 nieht sHabla is
render any assitisnte ta hs stafheH
wife b. q ionsa aa ssea resident
hsfs katt lane sisH over the fnly
81 SIS slfr reNg laaea 81 ~
8n ths htfnea fa0r vhsfa abs ie y
shea Hfifhaa aIfh spo lesf eaflf
yeafsfdsg esra'nf snli w T. iun
iaff travelling man aisres fad insu
S noou aaf So Jaaes e q seri.
0as anaiilaa ifeH h|s i1n tl#l ~
ihr cold house cuf0urf , & 90 z
pronounced ap0plasY the eanss ef
Nr Jones asAih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16

assemble Be- e.assA ANA kr.i s'nsni
unfl ufh tiHe ~ iHtlf safety H
lFsufed
District AifHfns5 psflun Gordon
sal4 to-day thar the faee wnNia he
submll'sd - che rfsui iuy 80
soon aa possible fhoee who aefe
rroowmenaff he.d for tas Kfand
jury we're not taken into custody fa.
faf hHi lt Naa said ihef aoHa he
sitsu go pgn tuniiY Is spptaf 81
the district ATTORNEY olfte tne nfat
ih.0e ln the marnins Ihea bonas.
Wf Gordon said aolid ~ fte0o
rath
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16

Nat atverslss1ez = a he Le~a-
- ussss ts u 10 c.sloe - s~e-'s
eclscs Z e4sEf.uztoz = eeslre-
CAS-. re- as a-e cxsA txceTi ~hsrs
ss--ss Ave -eeaar acca@zis =, tAs
taatsr osfics. "a leaces collectors
asve .1s4-st1rst - zscA irorfss
n .orasizr Eary rarzies 80 hAss
xaansc q x1n.s tAai = "a necess4rf
Z szv1fe tie o1s1 1-l1-stfa1os aye
ten. errc,a whs-x rcg1tr acocunss
.rs Ia -.1zea. Xszsr1ncs Q; VA
!, wa-teE- e. -tar sAle.- etr- -.As
ss ss- a. re -le1cs- saaEsGs stre<
AID aze e ~o1vsrtae .rto fo-E
as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16

pa" sssd Ciafente
What the de8ce. now Rrowea
he Dad
4 juft ssnfed % kDos " fhe Nro-
eer rho nakes chanre shen yeu rive
hin 3 nye-doiisr blli 70 pay for .
1oiisrs sorfh q grooesies j. ,oua-
terfeifer.- rerfi@d cis-enoe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16
FOR OVER 40 YEARS

HALLS CATARRHAL MEDICINE
has been nsed successfully in iha
treatment u( gafaffh
HALLS rArANnH NtDia iNE
consists - a. u'lment which 1aralf
ualirsea hy lpfal Application. ana i1a
internal Neaalne. a Tunie Nhifh
ats fhf0ush iha nipua ea tha NH-
eous Surfaces. thus rednfl laa The ln-
flamn1iiun
Sold BY all iuEKisis
D > Cheusy s co. Tpiedo. one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16
s.lEsvss

<sf.rSN NAA-rre hlrs r11fncE =
ftif te-r.1rT AZ pe-ss1s - us1
g tar 1rf are i-zt q a<feftis-
~ - ereGrs snt frsH-.E-;isst ltns
xfr-t HarE ra- ssisniioaf e.ie-s -
ing -essiis art azas 81 p@r-nlr
III az. rue-abs frats Sasrs,as
sr,.s-.e-es e stis l.rs ~ s-sser-iai .
s--,w frtfr- ~-w-nsrFr i-r 7reff'r
81 re1- -ugrt Tu-f ~ sirf i1e
rsr.e tee1g fzr ft s2--seE.t-f-
ceire- B-rs- = Nft4tz s. &fT1rk
VI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16
HAo THAT riHto. Woas our
49,,

That awful tired feeling iamf
hack s0t muscles stn .Wnts 0f
rheumatic pains oftel inf.efH kAt
nrg trouble Nfa Hobelts lllf ffN
Alton ST. Alton ili writes bad
a tir8t. pofn0ut fealln I hfesu fH
Improve on the sefon iofe 81 FaisY
kidney piiia and iafAf { fee l'hs
new Sold Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16
ntvra mAnrs A.YrnlNo rlsf

! tried many flfferrns xmas ~
coaght medicine uEtsf Mn T. X
Olson. 1917 Ohio Ave sraHof Wls
but meier want aafta.rf else tAan
Foleys Honey and Tar. ! used it f1f
~ ny chiidrep and iis7 t9r Wy
randebiid n Aipays id ilns r1fh "
Tueys j. rufe. 3hoIes9u4 and thsos
iufely safe Sold ENef1 alf ra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16

f1iey Kidney Pas nip toe kic-
sfys e1uirsts the petlsross waste
sns sri1s that csute aro~s ard fairs.
y. B Hck~iL I1S Golden 1gilI -
bri<Tercrr. Cons. sritei = tske
FoSer K<ssy pills f3- isms19o "a
always fn1 Frszf feiief" Thfy han
is1 ezckz1hs. rtssrnalfe f1s1s. ffiff-
.sss Sod Everyy1ere-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16
scnoLAasHIp ron sALE

foR HAI.E -complete taolafship 10
Drsushons Practical tiaslnsss col.
lexe. okishoma CITY This = tks
best business college IN tie soa'h.
seat Ths Leader. uathf.s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16

sDze ren gst bnssoxs fr0m fhs
ssots tseT sesr. ~ <hst se sszrte1
- ss7 = hat Losis y Ci1ey. o. Of
s<s.. Ksr-. has ta ns4Tie1 gdns
BsrT1n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-16

foltT [sfbsFflr IabIstf fIesDeE Do
sow<is sxssfsr tbs afDuseh. -
rieprsfs the uver. bsrlah hes6scbe.
blionsDess. f11zsng. ga. bad beam
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pletely by morning and you will fee,
splendid. They work while Won
Sleep" Cascarets never stir you un
or grippe like Salts, Pills. Calome!
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