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New-York tribune., 1922-10-20

the citizens Of this city, Of ali parties
TO realize that the Public Service Com.
mission, and the act bringing It into
cxistence. are leaving the city help.
less. and have nullifed the oiae-yea1
provision got mp by the city at the
TINE that Il, through it's officials, de.
cided to extend temporary relief to
these companies.
SyTacuse, as far as her traction ID
concerned, stands to-day conquered
province. She must look for relief to
tne princlpaiity Of Albany Her city
|aens are helpless. what aroun Was
Governor Miller listening to when he
signed that bill? Was there any pub
lic demand for It? Did the people OF
Syracuse ask for IL? Did any citv in
the state petition him in it's bahalf? ?
Not that know Of, nor does ANYBODY
else know of It, -
Hits Power of Board
"The Public Service Commission.
vested with an extraordinary power Of
veto over local municipalities through
out the state, is so fastened into the
law as TO be friendly to these great
ccrporations, because, without change
OF status, their removal Is impossible
except upon two-thirds vote Of bofk
houses of the Legislature.
Inc people Of New York CITY
vitally affected by the assault upon
their home rule, whore they saw con-
tracts solemnly entered into brushed
to one side, had chance at the nolls
last fall to register their opinion of
the corporation drawn public service
act, and need hardly tell Won what
the result was. The friendship ef the
public service law and its kindly and
generous feeling for public service cor
porations is not limited to traction
companies
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
GuGrd Sflssls Sfrsslees
By Finding En-, Seats
B Tine; 2:45 p. N. yesterday.

Time: 2:45 p. IN. yesterday.
Place: West Side subway. CO.
lusnbia' University station.
As southbound express pulled
out OF the station the conductor.
balancing himself between Che
front and second cars, noticed
that the front car was only half
filed. Plenty OF seats up front.
folks'' he beloved to the strap.
hangers in car No. 2. .Step right
this way
The astonished riders came for-
ward. Shock No. 2 was then ad-
ministared. The conductor left
his platform and proceeded to
usher several women to seats.
good od-humoredly nudging a fat
man to make room. There was
seat for everybody. The I. r.
7. customers gazed upon the con-
ductor unhelievingly. Nobody got
his name, but somebody got his
number. 1t was 0192.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20

tionnaire was sent to each candidate
and, according to Colonel Ransom II.
tiiIlett. Senator Calder failed to reply.
and refused to go on record when as.
preached personally.
However said Colonel Gillett. ssbis
past record has been so consistently.
wet that we hope .he will eventuailv
come off The fence. DR.. Royal 8. Cope
land is, Of course, on our side
Coloncl GiiIett said the election ac-
tivities ~ the New York division WIN
be confined TO districts where the con-
test is between wet and dry candidates.
We have no party said the Colo
mel. IF candidate is wet we ara
for hifn. II he Is dry we are inex-
orabiy opposed to him.,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
85 New York Candidates
Found Two-'Thirds Wet
Only Nine Are Openly DRY. and
Fifteen Undecided, Sur
yev Discioscs

More than two-thirds Of tho eighty.
five candidates for public office in the
forty~thrao districts Of New York are
distinctly wet, only nine are avowodly
dry and fifteen are on the fence the
Association Against the Prohibition
Amendment announced yesterday after
a canvass of the nominees. A oues-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
NEGRO bvTs ROSE
FOR MRS. HARDING
ms Peer Little Cripple Recslls
Her sympathy When He
Was In the
Hospital

washIrsF sFsn. S~p<. ia rose sor
Nrs HzrainE uhe cn-e sis3eea~a
- hesr, b hsr kindiv synrathr p
ssnd-ax him flowers wAer &c i1x III
Ia a wscsnsla avenoe hospseal. w1s
parSAased YESTERDAYS ~ ga.sss .
JoEss u pcOr crippled c<lored 1as
tbs fact ~ss hroagh. g As1s
yesreesay b Noses B csrswersA
O-ig.-aior Q: TIE TAastesa uaonth
eaieodarf who = rezlYnS ~ ,fae
Hotel Basklng ham
TIE Pcor cd colors1 ma asked
ne whsre gks 80 faowsr xores
wsrs bocassd sad Mr.. Coss~srth
lie sid - ~Astsa the hss< rose
psoenraase for MS. HArdlnx. who
had givor hia fsowpss wssn b. nss
ssck n tas Acsptt1L wAsa ~ ~
selected Ais nc~er saa ms q -
way 70 sAs Waite Hszsa. be showe.
ne treasursd c1rt wltA Mrs. Hare-
ins's stsnatlrs tAaeroa. asxnO~ ie,ag-
Iss preyicas presentatscn e sscu-
evs. aHi exprFssSzg Mrs H4rtrs's
klrdly iute1ess in him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16

Representative Srrc1i q r1no.s
TisAss - Goveruz-ut % provsds /.
7s-zz.s1t r~rard q ! nilliou d.
l1-s % tAs r~rsoz siscorsrisr en- IL
f1iiiete cure sor ary q, ne so-czuet
soc1-res q tks rHits racs -trserr-l-
c~ts- czncsr. r-eruouia. e-flersr ard
te-'e1t.a rrisccr S1cs a slIl sho1is
rsss. fSr z 4 eurs 20 any q thsse
nzisfsSs ssozid re=-lt The Govern
us1t and ne people xcal1 Be saved .
n-zen larger sun The FRS. year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
,occc DRUG soolcrs
MENACE Pt4IIaoELpl4sA

Paw telcAia SEPT is.-Judrs Harrv
s McDevirt tod the grand yary in II
address In Quarter Sessions cosrr TO-
day that there ~e-e 1880 t-nx al
dicss u PnaadslpAa and that th.r
wsrs suppl,ed ~iih narcotics 81 :,
leas, 80 dealers sad assnsa
Eniess tbs traffic !. erushss ss-
elaFed Jutss NeDasit - VII .ooa
assume soch ranircatcns II w.n s.
imposib.e to elther eradicate ,he
sosree Or stamp e., tie trsfusarsss
L : inesEbens upea you 70 sive e-oss
atentica % the dnisenr effort r.u
beng naae to stamp cus tAe ln'elt
Traffic n drugs 50 prsvaieu, IN ths
and nsieheoring eonnani,ssx Il A.s
assunet uurecedea:e1 prosort.ou.
Ard Z now nsnzrss the keaI.h and
safesy q the snffre city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
GROUND N G00D
shlPf FOR Pl0M|KG
Rain Came Too Late. Howevsr,
To Do Crops Much Good;
Pastures Dead In Some
Sections

oklahoua City. sept 1s-v'Als
rains cane too late % materially bFr-
eft crops. exeers posslAly his 20
ratoes. PEANUTS. ard ss-e o. ~ 90 2
sorghum crops. Il PIT sro4n1 Ia talr
c0ndltioa to be cultivute1. secoEtins
20 the weekly resume o. crop consii-
tions of the iaezi westher berssH II
ne federal agrlc1lrnrai dsr0r'n~n,.
co.toa tnaae ilttle e. No pvosres, gar
~ tie week IA tie eastern sos'.aa =
The state and general deiersorasesi y
he western porson The cona'.an =
Door 10 fair IN ne eastern pari ant
poor 20 very rcor IN the western
vsry little t0p er0p and !, is ~ ico
late IN The seasoa 70 uasure auy re~
1cxth that nay foHow ire rzin%
Early planted corn a being hirve ed
ana IS falr.y sd IN most ioes.tiss
ate corn = pocr TO sziriy good n ine
eastern pot.on. but hrgsiV a total
failure IN ne wsstsFn portion. cou-i-
tcn u gran sorEAGms 5 much beicv
tas average throughout practically the
Aale state. Late troom cora q fiir
70 roor: sweet potstoes ant peauu's
are generally rcor Passares are e-y
a-s shor,. has vii probably improve
re-ur az the recent rains
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
NOTED THIEF CATCHER
| IS KILLED BY THUGS
John Lung Met Death II Sapulps
Garage While Locking For
Auto nieves: Wonan
Involved

s1pairA S<pt g t-go&a LaAa
eepstg uns-a Ssases narsaA. a. GA.
nllese 4z1 t0rmsr chisf q toics
q that cay. as sh0g ard iastsss 5
klIls1 81 ie.sS ocsoek Frdsg zixA,
~ oas - tws ma wa5 ~slaoa
~arnag sttscks4 th@ ofrixsr n 4
loca. sln.Ee-
Lag fsr years > cly. s,a.s az
tedeT4l RsAce os.icsr IN C4Shsws
wEiSed ielo he Coa.lneztsl g4rass
Tor tse purposs. L i osllsvs8 =
Police q uasi-g a. .nreHlz-lsoa
From ue~Esr into-mat.oa saikersd
cne Q. tao msa. NAose rlmes ar
unkzoNa 10 ths pols E. lampe4 frsu
"a au.o1osi-e wales 81 ar.rsa iaso
t4f gar2gs e few u'neies bsfoss a.
ofnesr arrived and sgoa sseias L.uas
e-ieF. frs8 n the ofaesr's bod
rae tWo un.ssa;ifsd uasn IN a.
car tled tn1 ArV 5e.ng followed ~
Greek couasy otfiosrs A wcrar
steortsd a. ncrz Stzrisy. kr1un =
- rssits-t y Szaalsa. wls - t2s
sarlss a. ths tine q she shoos.as I
snd IS tsit 70 alTs hseu . ras senrsr
N she CIR Hish the p4iF wan.sd sor
TIE slly.ns ot Lnng
TIE SANITY woman xas arres.sa
sy ias police ard hell a. ussess s.
ths shoosI1g affair.
L1rg first c4ue into prominence
several years ago .wAs a. re,naer
- the okiahon4 CITY rsacs ss-ee
snot w b NseAolS. eA.sf y
sclles. ~card.ng hin il ~ shoalasr
Caargss q ssioascns assaaA wsrs
.o1zed aslinss Lang but tha ,ass
ssaiass h.r was later aisrssssd ~,
was kao~r ~ ore cf ,hs mos, fear
lees o.fcsrs n the ssarkws-t srd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
s,s,s rAoueHrs fos TODAY

nEtIvERAScE AMID TRIALS
--when tAoa passesA through the sat
ers. ! vii be 18th thee; azd tArcusa
he rivers. they shall NJ ovsrtioE :
tase; uhsu thoa wakes: ,AFo1sh tAs
fire tAoa xhah not b. suraet us.theI
shaa the Tame kindIe urea thee --
Isasah sa.9
riNprSG TIE RIGHT way
Seek ye the Lord vhtse n nay -
foun1. call ys uPcn hiz vhihe he =
nsas: le, the wicked forsake rs way
ana the unriehteons nan his
ihough,s. and let him return unto tAs
Lord. ard hs wiu have rssrey rrcn
hin: ard % ear Got. fcr he vi
ahzrtxrtly parton -Isai1h ss-t7
MAKE YOUR cHoEcE-Lay aos
~ fer yourselves treasures upou
earth. where moth and rust dsth cor
rupt. ard where thieves break tArogsh
and steal: BIT isy up tor ycar selves
treasures I. heavez. where neither
moth nor rust doth corrupt. and where
thtsves DO not break through nor
steal: For where your treasure IS
there win yoaF heart b also Net
thew s: fe-f.
YE WILL REAP WHAT YE SOW
BE not eeceiyed: God Is no. mock
ed: for whatsoever a man sowsth.
that shall he also reap. FOR Be that
scweth to his flesh shan q The assA
reap corruption; but he TIA, sove,l
70 tAs Spirit shan o, the Spirit reap
lie everlasting And let Us not se
wear IN vel dO.ns; Tor IN due sea-
sou Ne shall reap. 4 We faint not.
GalAtiars 6. -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
Ssi6HT-ooo FoR $1,000
BRITISH MINISTER'S orrER

London. Sert. Is-That a uember
q sne British cahtaes offered = D,t-
In pAEsic.an a Ehtkoed = ~
esazge fer s1Sses i charged II 4
sirzsf statement vAscA TIE ,,o-u,u.
Post rria;s today
d. Jz-es : Ashs. ! rea kroxz
fractitioner. declares IN the state
1snt -kzt he wls snrnones % r.cu-
don by a csoinst ninlstsr 40 X
forzed hiru ~ TIE H0use q Csnmoas
.hai ks ka1 bsea recsmne-dsa fsr 4
kniEhtSoo4. t1t voaid b re7u'rsd 20
~ the s-n uazed to . p@rty ssnd
~ Asse rafssez 10 6fvuIre the
zzne q the mlnmte-. BAT 49, thaf
he 1 prepared 70 srsar ts n al
szvt or give eTisez-e aesore re hou-
srs' comzi@ioz-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
souT-wEsrERs sELL
ANNOUNCES sE~ ISSUE
Of PREFERREo STOCK
Aaaassr oisl Tets e. ceu.rary
offerins q ssser Per
ssus sseersty

The s=1.ases sfn h rslkshor
conrsns. isresnA X sos1l ma1sssr.
A.iss Narxznt Dlai a~s znaonead
a. sais - a~~ ines q 80 ~
esai czmaliies Prsfszres 49,
rAs - sr1s has Aeoozs 80
kEova - , xoe1 iursz msn< J sc@asa
oi l's ssf.iy sns ne e. q rA;ara *
fsrd
u.s. Agr. ssz c0Aa ss ess I
ssrsi &c ,As Ea.ig ard 49, -ss set-
scr Pea 80 8 sss ueaas S.-
saeu NJ ssoek Eas es1siresry raa
sa szo ( .aser ne stas-ai doxn-
w1st tez4are7 q interest s2asa
sk9-i1 usaks fee Fscurs. .vun more
popuia- ncw
Accorans e. tAe Co-a-4s e.
aScn-srvat nrre tsan iseeo psosas
!n tA's s.r-soFy .areAs-e4 "a fsss
teo issass. hlsins Aer fs- cash "a
q q, n-rlll payne-s rin-. TIE
ce1p - new Aas so kha.R-s n
aim1st srery c,y Or htm,2 ZEE
s'ssss Ne ~Alea furnishes =. 81
tsrvke
Tahs ra ssa. sAoai8 hars .
al afpeai q ~ rsoo.. * Ga.S-.e
ess'isse 3 "a aoss iss srn ai ,n-
veste-s "A 90 spsrec.ats rsy
hlS4iy as eppoFtlE.sy Is 20 nsr
morsy ia "a inseea rt wh.ch .a.,
ca see rorkias rsshs b sor. tAs~
n taelr Aouss sed tTnsr.
sharss nay - tcagA. fo- sfs,
oash 10 accrued disiasra or o.
't1nshl irssaRmeass q - low Z, g.
Fer sAare Purshas,s mar s. rsAe
At ihs Tc.spsore Ofrcs o. f.on a,,
te'sghsne e,lsissee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
TARIFF II CHANGED
To MEET HOUSE PLANS

Wash.nston. Seps. ia ssooad
ssrss smast On the aamialsrasio- tar
.Hf elii was reached Thsrsd-s niws'
- tAe repgt.icau co1ser1es All
Tas he hcps of Ezfsriiy leaisrs ir
nc ec1se I'D senate % have The
rsasrrs ready Tor President Hard
Ing ~ the end o, this week Or slriy
neKt week
In accerd ~iih ths expressed dsrec-
ticu q the hoas,. the coalsracs
slnaiaated the dys embargo Heen~lrr
pcv1ica, wAieh thsg rrevsoasly had
re.nserted i-'o the bill and tie one
and cae-half csn,z a round daty %
ro,2s1s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
Turks ENTER BRITISH
CONSULATE AND Kill

Lozdoa. Sept Is-An American
destroyer ~hsh has arrived a. Piracs.
Greece reports tha, the Turks sn.ers.
sas British ccrmia;s at smyrna aua
killed an ofncia. rho vas asSembllas
ne Archives. says Reuter- dispateh
trcn Athsas. Postmaster Wakiusan
Is also said to have been murdered
a. vel as other Eagiishmsla slr
Harry Lama. The ocasal essersl Is b.
i'e~ed 70 have escaped On a rarshs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
sIvcGEo At rs
MOTHERS CRAVE

New Ycrk bartlts ara no. .r,as.ss
NiiA a1y sooiisk. se1tlneatal q-sl-s.
Whi-s Rcosrt Like krsit ara ras
praFioE b@sits tie grave q IL
Dother. y vas struck q ne hsad
NAeu b rsgliret co1sciocsress he
Ie1rd Als 1ocke.s I'D bs@u ioc-a
70 HEAD or = BANK Trust
Aaoiasr btli to r-e~ers nzrE-
aud-isss backing ;r-st Il t.e r-n.s
siasss has s-sn iatrotzcss = Coz
sress. ;h-s o7e y Representative
Aii=7nuEh = NEsOzrL L se.ies
1no-rshsp IN ms Fs1e-ut Rs-4--s
system . arr ratisazi asnk "a.
sstahAsAes hr1-ch bau2s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS
IoSE HOTEL


J. O. NcBeAlL Bedford. ". r
C-zg- Ksrsas City: '. r Nu4oeci
- bona CITY: !. II. Kstss. Do1as.
G. ". Dznug ard viae. Taisa. @ Z
C-ark New YORK. p. c. FRASER.
Chiczro; W. c. Forces. Kzrsas Citv.
p " Kat-- Des Mo.nss. . y. Dat
- and VIE. p Szith. Narruri,e
1elhal NuihsI; I. J. Raty chi-
saz0. P. z Brown. Bisckweil q. r.
ki1kade. CoFie. 2 CshHi. Eansas
cNy; ". G. Flstcaer. n smith: ].
~. Szfth. p Suith; J. E Nurpsv.
kunrater.
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Le1tef Se1tsmbts IS 10.
CALL ToK waKKANTs
Dffiee - i4e Coaniy Trea.arer. Iaxaa
Ceunty. OkiNhouna.
NsEloe Is tsrvty rIrez tat rhere a..
'4ats - thr rcs~sssst e rae Co1ttr
rssasar~r sufnelsut 60 az tie fonsu
az rarrantss
Ceunty C~n-rAf Fana.
At rurrau1s - % aus lasi siuffrs Ne
-if ss-sd Aaxass :. iSz1
seAeal Dist. ~. 2. Con.
an warrarts - . Al ineirssizr Va.
= lsscsi Jas l. foc1
sehssl Dssl Ss. & csa
AT vrrranss 60 t. sod iceiusInz Ss.
- isssel Jsue -. ie-2
s<hssi Dist Ne. s csa
Al wa-ranrs ~ ss ars i-ri-tinx ~
ia iss-~4 April =. 1qce
ssAesi Dist Ne. l.
Al wsrrsnts ~ t. az1 lrclrfln< Ne.
- sszpet Iune =. iR7
s<hesi Da.s. We. Z
Al warrnnts % q sn1 inelaeinx We.
y. lss1el Tane -. ise2
sehasl dat Ne. s.
All rarrzzts - "a ans t1cl1sirx Ne.
-. iss.e1 1ane =. nc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
IMPEACHMENT or
TWO IL DEMANDED

A'lA1ti- CITY g. J. Sep, fs-The
srscutire co-zcn g tAs Amsrlcan
Feaeratsoz Ok Lahor tssav 6enarse-s
he tr-p~ach-sut % Atiorr.- Ca
erai DauEherrv ard Fstsrai Jusrs
Wllssrssa q Ckiar, u coe-~-scr
E-th the taiz-r,isz rro.~etl-rs
aruught D. the eov--une1. IL the
rzl sbopuzeus STRIKE.
l1ze.i4te stsrs soctiar sorsrd
inpeacazert az ~ slken 81 -he
feteriton- sai1 4 fo-uzi efaseuz-,
e1bo1yins she lzsor c-rz-fzru-'s
densoi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
WHAT IS YoUs HAz4so,

Here are tie I've great hazrss q
lie As determined b L = Lo-es.
railway sxscu-ive.
]. siek.ess
: Accident.
; Dsafh
. Los a szrioyzszt
: osd age szs cepsu6s-cy
Ncrry and fear czrse nost a tie
r-szeat a.. ineffi1en<fss n iasss-
u. szs Loree vho has recently u
stalled a system to protect is IN
pioyes asainzt ar tee hsssrss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
'QU[ER PLEA USED
BY An ACCUSED VET
Ex-Mal0r. Charged Tnh Killing
Affinity. TO Plead Shell
Shock: Woman Tells
Story

Hunslnetoz. p4. ssnt fs.--NA,a
Nal Haro~rr B-yssc. RAsAho~ Lr.-
sioa vesera, eoes 20 trial here asx.
Ncaaay a. ) large q firsf cegrse
nurdsr. tAs novll s@f-as~ Il sAe1
s1oek Ali - -. % sr hss coaasei.
6 ~As laticssed to5as
Bshsue he s0-nal eharss e wur-
ar io5s~t srainss hsn = sn a.
asa1l eoutsrAtio. cf c1zr8sx.ine
iove ard t-artg On hss -atnr-
sron war his nerves vsra shattered
ln4 - vas s1gVosst 20 D. lr ths
coantry recupcratlng
Lives n a ccry cestass
Lst,srs are saia 70 hIve eesz ss1.
20 his farlir tatt hs rs "a ~
roaf . heslsh Bas A.ttsa away =
sAe uozuta.ns two rniiss from fne
nsaFes. rLsivay st3tiou. was 4 little
costsge IN uh.cA nrysCa ard Hale-
lrsne Ha-rfs. sornsr,y e wtshiss
tca. y e. lived armoltstst. AZ
sroHn tr1 urctzrvet. Thsv wsrt
nprose1 % Dc uln ant ~.te and
IA fsw scas.sr.ag nslehbors is thAt
lsoiatsd rsgon aske4 u carlcus
crsstions
They took ~ eosris as .acs y1,us
For ss1r cr 90 tbs IDEAL lie ssns
IN
Sous.k.zg whsh has 40, ser hs.zE
revealed. aprarentiy cane in-o ths
nuuatAir aboss 20 tlxarb tAs slrpis
ne q, Brysoa ard TIA HaLaes Eosz-
an On he evsuiag u Aprl 5 ias-
argSon teierhazs1 10 NYrcz Nc
cain Hsighho-. teeiarirs as vie
Aa6 shor Asrs@if McCi4n. 4, IN
dsFtaker. r'lshes rAs woman to q
Herrirgt01 hcEtsal IN h-a-se
aryscr rois bss.ie tie wouasa. AZ
TIE kcsgdfal - toa attsrd .uss as
sfs did shCf hsrseE
Asegsed lsi- u oYrs s.a,e-ens
shs-tly itsrwarl IS the wsu1a
iav tyiag. she ~a, so- re eistr.rg
atrnwrey ars n the prss ue, - wii-
aeases. tad aow shs ana B-yso- had
suafre'sd how D. Aad pe-suased
eer 70 80 g ne sscoat rocr a. rhsir
ao-ne. how De- bad broa-- aown ,hs
-oor . the rocm IN vhlch =. haa
taken rsfaEs azd fhsn h-d tl-si 4
'eToissr gcintlaHk a, her shs sed
q ssE hours after nskln1 he- ante.
ncrtez sratszs1t
To Ter, eay Brass Hasus- q
Nas-irsfcn. rersal-d % tha tnrker..
ties sha, rhs ~Nrs srso-. va hss
vie aGa tAa, she Ali -et Bry~so
TAlie worSlrx ia gcvs-umsrs ba.
Fnu and hld deserted hl- Tor the
@ar Fstsr4s- 4 curuzers l1ry read
cred a Teriic, thar Ms Haiuss
ssa'h W7s tse u a h.Is fired b
Maior Brysor
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GOING TO KEEP sHosr ssIsTs

I~eaty Nortreai sirss. rsbslnuz
against TIE Iong-skirt fssksou. fstsns
2 keep TIER sho-t skir1s O. Thev
have formed Se-Loarer S-
Le4eus he ns-oers pledge tAsz
selves to izt1ce ether youak rozea
to keep thcir skirts short Hssscrr
las - record q peopie once e-aa-
Grated. going hack to fAeIr shsckIes
voiuntariiy. L0ag nEa TIE leseus,
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
fos e4rrt--E flosErs Gxo els--~s
rnE IrEAt

brcEe1ort. C11u. has slsrs ~
ioso1eer who rero-ne-ts rakir-
narsase har5s-. eircrcs easier.
keeping wives on q crnness. rsa
iron marrying untH g. women ur.r
% ard aho'ishing redsinr ana -
s1seusnt ri1rz eecs1se tksy are ~
ios q cAat1 slavery. Thi. sAoxs 49,
nlea tae love ra1soshsr kno-s
aoo1t rs business Tee dia=osd So
i'Aire and the Eol6 had are TIE 80
Greatest indocezents 70 ustrsuouv
ne have
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Say vhat you vi abc-t drur<is,s
offsring sozethlnr -iast az rcod- -
cause Z pays . better prcfit the Fact
stil stAnds that ninety are o1t -
hundred druggists recozusns
C6an5eElRin's Coloc ard n1arrkoea
Remedy. vhen the hess uedicfre sor
diarThoes l. asksd for. ard % 50 he-
cause they k.cw tron WAT their cas-
toners say q t. hat i can Be DE-
re1ded upcn-
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FOLEY Q7HARuc TABLETS
49, Scf',r- ---sf -.a- is.re 5.1srLs R-.'....r
>nliTI0N ARMY
HtW u TO RETIRE

N-T fork. SIT Eva-r~fIre
noo'a. cer-antsr % the SAlsa-f,n
Ar1y q Ansrica. today received +.
r-eio uessaEs irrz B-anEsl Booth
ce1r-artsr "a chi4 q ths c-rnrira-
''oa. nci..y.ag ksr iaai her resirszsn.
- e'nnlnisr rad essz ssfai:ssv De-
sises upon to AXE effect :, 4 date %
b snzce-csd iz,e-
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vi >>IA Will WELCOME
COMMISSION FROM L. :


Aosc-r Sept rs-A -ote whfch :
eo1siteret = r~plY . - un0srcsss
Inquiry q ste rnlte1 states a. 70
EhetAer an American .echnsc1i con-
rz'ssion would - ~es~c--ea n Russsx
sfates thrs s-vist RrzEz a -sa1y 70
eater cfflczl rretziuarv nexsta-ion.
tcr TIE rs-esiabilshze-t q oc-iciaI
r-la.ic1s utth n Ans-scan ds,era-
sso1 a77tirtsd fo- tbs p1-pose~
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cRoUpv COUGHS

Wy oeny firangied % bat.- srites
Mrs G. Jaekscn. Darbar. SeA. she
could rcs siePn Folevs Hcnes ans
Tar sfoqped ths csoary cOurh. Prsat
this 80 ncthe-s nay know wkat GOD
Foley's Honey and Tar can % their
babies Cruury cough chiis the
nlothers heart With terror. roley's
Honey an3 Tar gives quick relief Sold
Everywhere.
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IT IS woRrH .onEs

CUT THIS OUT
IT IS woRrH .oNES
S1t cut this sftp. enclose wl.h &c 70
Foley A Co, -ses Sheffield Ave. cki-
cage. IL writing year Kane and al.
dress Clearly. Yea wsll sceive II -.
t1rn a tfisl r4ckags coutnni-r ro1-
eys hozey and Tar Compound for
eo1shs. colds ard csoup. Foisy Kid
ney Pills and Foley csshartsc Tablets
sold EEerywheFe
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USED BY THREE cEsEHArloNs

I use Fo,ey-s Hcn~y ar Tar Per
sonallT. gre Il 70 a. NJ children AM
ror . NJ grsndcHIl6-en wfth -
ssrne Eood res1lts.- whites Yrs Z X.
0lso1- s1perior. Wise. Foiey's Honey
nd Tar las stoo1 TIE test a tins
-srvizg thres gsnerzfiozz Relieves
eo1ghs. colds. ard crop. sod Every
where
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As rarERttve. CAambersais's rsh-
.s's are the exact thing -scza-.s
strcry erough for the zost ra11s.
uiit eno.Ch t'r children TAsv ease
an agreeable movement cs re Aozsft
without any % that te-rihss --.-sr-
Iaey are easy ard rleasart q take
azc agreeable ia ,sfec1
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ssws o. rHE sanEs clua

Reports frrz Ph1iiss. Web ssys
Edgar otso dri-@s q rivrss Wen. ks
Otto 81 a real szr
Ina Hazard q Inasp~,zsuce- No
isns - dsffsre-t fruz cher IRIS
nost q fhen are
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JUDICIAL slLL IS
sseSEo ~ HARDING

washfnEtou. Sert. 1 -Pressas-t
Harding Frtsv afse-zooz sizzez :
bll prCridi1g for ths lpposrtns-t q
<rezfr tive zddittorai U-tssz States
jsdEss 70 reEeTs co-sesrl1n n the
<sderzl coarts
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la4 zniforn szcces. srzt h,s A.
ie1aet ne zae e Chamh~rsaln-s Cole
A1t Di1rFAcei ReEe3y n ths rpNsf
- srrs e nsrei eozr a ats. hcth for
eoiitres a-t af1its. kas sruurA, u
t1t' alao~s gnlrsrsai sss. 20 fa.t Il =
practically vi.hout q riraI ana as
eye-yoae vAo las use.s i kro-1. I, Il
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