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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
STUDENT poulrsy luoors w,n

suIealeG pc p lu sompftltoh
with fedsfil Nadeua teams irum
feur mid western go.lsNs and three
Yociional sehooA loalir, mas
lng itum from Oslahoma A ana N
callcKs cmprlssh a former service
men ptn sccon dphcs ia lhs poal.
fs iudginK contest re ntly hsld 81
kansfa CiiY No aa fatnfe ~
iha American Royii ilvs,o and
r nnn shoe
Ths ietms from ioea State cai.
'ege ranked nst oklahoma A md
N eeeond Nsbra "a tnle,mfN
.ihird Missouri University fourth.
kaams Auueallaal cNleFe nuh
and iae three rtoauonil schools a.
tarm'agt#n. Mountain 0soy. and
Msnohsilis Missouri. sikh. hFsenih
aud eighth respectively
The Oklahoma team was conspassa
.rf lark tpssol ~ pooaaaef Jay
shaver of Tnifkaua. rss. and
Pred Hove ~ saltwater Harry
fmM Ton prsi,s.of y poultry hu,
bndiY mpanled enc tam a.
coach shaver having comp.tsdt
bis course "a ihs snd 81 tho tam
quarter = returning 20 Texafkani
p ent ihe poultry business cm.
sci although he expects TO continue
IN school uulll June. already owns
tno poultry planla, one - poeatssl
end ihf other az oklahoma city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
IMpoarAnr 10 snokIns

~ Mllliam = hna.aaan. sallf -
Nssi0si Critic srs umf.. ~ut.s
Fepafsg amass o~es Ha fa~sfs act
a. uifQiias ~ailb 81 almse saiir.lf
De- imposed ~ hfst a i8 ias afaa
ucts pffidlne ana lp hamsaglss
rhfh afe ffa There {. pf 81
thsf smptefl ard sslksfs A. lasse.s
snloI enmraftifs HmWfniff nas
fmafmiss O fel nsalfri ~ nat.
insen rfefessaaiIIY h1wrtsf 80
q uif fsl fpa faaf aeemIaslY ttins
les tbiass afe iaiaHoss ~hsn aasl -
stfsss sfan f.-lf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
Taking Dsspsra,s Chances

u is true that mauY cootfati
severe colds aud recover from them
without taking any PR cauilon 90
treatment sud knowledfe 4 THIS
fact leads Others 70 take their
chances instead ~ giving their colds
the needed attention. q should BE-
horaa 10 mind that every cold
weahfns the mnEr lowers the yl-
talltY. makes the srstem less able
10 withstand each succeeding At.
tack and pav,s the way Cor the more
serious diseases Ctn you sfford 10
take such desperate chsnees when
Chamhefla cough Remedy.
fanous for Is cures Of bad co ds
uay BE had Tor 4 tufle'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
COURT HOUSE NOTES


Of snd Cas-
Floyd y wranf a 90 20 , o.
aud wars Beaiff - st sra
NJ s.ff-fw
III and walls ntaf,T &, upmeha
o and q Co Aafmt a 40 -
M SIS ~
nf1fhs o and O Go - Iahn
" BfafiY - a. Dseiaatlon = trust
DHnlnF suift end seeo a iand in
4. c.
J. - BEATTY and wara beatty
70 Iehn II Beatty 81 - n'n a
Sail Drifting ou'fi "a 80 p-is
~
convsyaness
Frank 4. RlDrer - ~ 70 Harry
a osee. " d. - 80 -. fspeoo
" Ia Wv ts-is-ie
Ceorr. " Campbell 70 Lafayette
Campbell VI D. II - -. q %
Los - hioek s. summi, VIZ
cemetery.
Jacob oumm q ssrah Z. Gumm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and bladder trouble
gravel weak and lame back. rheuma-
tam. irregularities of the Kid
seys and bladder Regulates bladder
troubles 10 children n no, sold By
druggists mail si25. Small bottle
often cure Send f1r sworn testlmon-
iaii. Dr Z " iiall. eass Olive Street.
St Louis. No.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
MILLION ron
LARGEST VINEYARD

s. D. Cain of Fre 90. has lust paid
tls2ieooo % another 'aliiosnlsn Coz
the larreft vineyard IN America. in
the state which has iasi supplemented
national prohibition with state bone
dry law The grape Juice industry Is
more profitable than wine-ma king be-
cause more Americans drink Ff5pc
juice than ever drank wine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

IN ~ nauefaliou pafe1n has
oss ftS anecsieft. aceofdlne e. tsh.s
published IN fhe Atlantic M1ufhiy.
There is pretty good fhansn ihsn.
thai the bum yop psss oa fhs street
- Foinr 20 hs enc ~ fhe anrestHfe
of yoaf dspsndant Wea beifef. hs
bnr bfnfheFs kscref
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

COLD IN TIE nEAp"

IL tn aIHfa HH4eH nf Maa#t NafafFh
lHnae fNAlst ~ tfs4HfHf NN.tt 40
generally Us NffH tinf NaHtIlu
WAtt'u eArAfiuu uNrf fNr -
tseiHsnf HarsistiHa ~ 81 nfainsaf e.
hs aaet iafAiIg. nnt fania uniat "a
saifNy thfe IN - Nf't.i - a. N8s
fNas rHffs4sa tHIlHHH Hn ~ ~ sfaa.
HAd u8AtNN 4aH iHts NffiH fH HFafas
Nh - tfHaa'sfH 81 NFsf - fsafa =
NfsHfI e ta9 slsds q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
DAswins MISSING LINK FOUND

Darwin Scores again IN Bryan. The
oafaiiu % q San Francisco trading
schooner returns from tho Island 81
Palowan. north of horace. and tets
df seciar a tribe Of meu ard wonen
eiih tails like monkeys. ~ho live IN
the treciops. y these ;alis can -
established. a. weil a. the caplain'1.
fhat ught . settle ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
FIVE snors Hlr
PLANE NILE HIGH

Five shots out ~ e BIZ iarrsi u,
b. 2 feet toved b. q sesplane nile
high IN the cir. ai Fortress Monroe
Nct bed shooting Bat when alr-at-
tack q Perfected Il Nlli be necelaary
70 have Guns thli can shoot and nnf
the mark : Or miles high whether
visible or not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

To Insure 4 healthy action q the
bowels and correct disorders - thf
live. take Two = chamberlain 8
~ Vets Immediately after supper
Thy wiil not only cause q Ksntis
muftment ~ fhs brwerr. without
unpleasant effects bat banlsh that
dan. stupid fesilnr. that often &C
c0mpaniss constipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
WINTER GATHERINGS
spRtAp DISEASE

snsealng and c0uEh.nr a. indoor
Eathsflngs spread disfasf The fret
symptoms o. or long standing
coughs colds. erenp. throat chest
ana bronchial trouble are quickly
eri|eNsd with rolsys Honey and
Tar. contains no opiaits lnrfedicHls
printed on tho wrapper sold every
where.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

indoor Afdeuiarv NE IN Winter
has direct bearing on ihs prevail
ence of coughs and colds kcsp lha
bowels active and oysfc0ms oonsu
patton with folsy Cathsnic Taiheta
Colds, coughs. Group throat chest
and bronchial trouble quckyi r..
iieffr villa foleys HohsY and Tar
sold everYEherc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
ero he Continued
CONSTIPATION IN
ELDERLY PEOPLE

7 am eighty yesrs old and have
been troubled wlth constipation.
Tried an kinds % physics bat noth-
Ing helped Foley Cathartic Tablets
u the only thing thst gave me relief
They work without FriDlne and tone
up the system b. D. Holland.
Cvsndo. Montana a wholesome
phYslc Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

Serer nfe seds water when vash.
inr dlshe. vish vilt dscorailons soda
viii gradually react ca tho kilt until
Il dlssppeart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
MIlI MEAR arrIEa

The firelsss cooker vlil Be vita you
longer v Il d thorolehiy washed.
dried and rsf n iae sun after each
nslng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

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lidlnsss ghsnh w A. - n
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

Leader classified ads get results.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26
HARD NAMES, NOT HARD FACTS

The Journal Commerce
oil
OF
Washington OF
partisan
appetite which nothing
ii s
o
bold,
And the a
%
impending of the adjusted bill
De
bin
$5oooooooo possible that the Commerce does
belief that the would be S1ooOooO and that
the Journal Commerce know that estimated that only 20
raup buying homes farms? Let the Journal
% a
OF Iceou.s adjusted compensation bill
which 1922 rings
1919 -Four the Journal OF Commerce talking of
for compensation with the appetite OF dog grubbins for bone 1t is
of 2oooooooo from the United States the railroads
interest which by the winning the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26
buds, Whizbangs and H. E.
From the St. Ioe County Sector

dianapolis office the vets of this
district should be well taken care Of
Col. Bullock and his Americaniza-
tion organization is now working "a
hours a day.
More than 1000 veterans regis
tered at the Red Cross booth at the
big Studebaker building party.
Harry Engle says he could easily
make a trip to Florida on the money
received from dues following the
sending Of the annual letter.
"Deak" Keltner and Phil Nicar
are mapping out a vocal course for
their daughters. Both legionnaires
are kept up every night for prac-
tice.
Art Macdonald is said to be a
graceful ski artist although he re-
Gently initiated the Humpty Dumpty
story.
Comrade Jens Nelson has solved
the unemployment problem by ac-
cepting another Glitch" i'm the
army.
Ed. Bonds and 10 of his girls
will demonstrate the use of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26
HELP UNEMPLOYED
BY CLEANING UP

a very commendabie effort is be
ing made by the paint and varnish
interests Of the country. who are
spending many thousands OF dollars
Ia newspaper and magazine adver-
Using, and IN other ways, to pro
vide work for the thousands Of un-
employed Some Of these advertise
ments are attractive and suggestive.
The CHIEF proposition. which en-
ploymnet managers favor. is that
private houses, hotels, Office build
ings, etc, can help the situation by
making repairs and alterations and
doing cleaning during the winter
instead of waiting until spring, when
employment will be plentiful
Several hundred men in SoutL
Bend are unemployed at this time
and at least half OF the number are
eN-service men. The conclusion is
that an acute situation can be
promptly relieved in this city If the
public vii. act. Suggestions are not
limited 70 painting and decorating.
but include the possibilities Of pro-
viding work for every craft which
IS concerned in the upkeep of any
kind Of building or premises
The South Bend Chamber Of
Commerce employment department,
which has been in charge OF a legion
man fer the past year. is making
every effort TO find work for the ex-
service men and will be glad to send
a man to MI any kind OF q job. Call
Main loo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26

telephone during peace times at
headquarters tonight. In addition
10 10 Of the best looking Hello
girls in the city Ed. promises a short
musical treat by the telephone quar-
tet in charge Of Comrade Nicch 81
the Indiana offices.
Glen Orewiler has issued an i'm
portant statement i'm which he says
ne will buy several cues for the
headquarters billiard table II some
other comrade Will furnish the balls
The art gallery in headquarters
has just received a picture of the
state championship basketball team
for 1921. The team represented
post No. 90. The picture was do
mated by Comrade George Cooper.
Comrade Ed Roche has gone in
for winter sports. As a skater. Ed
could get a job at the Ritz. and as
a passenger on a whispering whirl-
ing bobsled. he's the kittens fav-
orite cherry tree
Old BIZ Armstrong says he pre-
fers slis.-we know the kind OF
ski. n est &C pas.
Carl Prell SAYS Wabash has almost
recovered from the last state con
vention OF the 4. T., but that there
is still a shortage Of soft drinks.
Lawson Midgley IS "at home" in
his new dug-out at the latham.
Jean Johnson Of Minneapolis
by birth and by residence, and he
knews some good Swede stories. too.
stopped off here to escape the
Minnesota city's % below. Jean Is
president Of the Minnesota Tankers.
which is an appropriate branch OF
the service.
Russ Geyer is obtaining prices
from Sid Cohen on an additional
passengered motor. Congratulations,
Russ, Fetch i'm up to be a sol
dier.
Comrades Newman and lick are
still batting a million with the Boy
Scouts. AS scout masters, these
loyal Legionnaires are by their &C
tions speaking louder than words
for thhe policy Of Americas only
Of the World war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26

Since recruiting has been limited
10 the artillery branch of the serv-
ice the two recruiting sergeants
have purchased a chess set and have
issued q challenge to any legion
men.
Zckc Ferris has expressed his will
lnsness TO tell few new stories
at the meeting tonight
Chaplain White has been kept
busy during the past week deliver
ing flowers TO the sick comrades.
Stew EIbeI hasn't been at
o. meeting this year, according to
the adjutant Perhaps the telephone
girls viii charm him tonight
It's about time TO have a dance
or another movie so Joe Cunning
ham viii have another job for the
legion.
I'd Sommers. insurance officer. is
kept busy with conversions The 20
year-Eayment-iife seems to be the
most important
With Is people i'm the Veterans
bureau and plans under way by
Director Forbes 10 make the South
Bend office the same size as the In
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26
PHONE EMPLOYEES
WILL ENTERTAIN
LEGION MEMBERS
Manager of Indiana Bell Con-
Germ in Charge of Program
Tonight.

AGc-mbers of Post so III tine
American legion and tie members
n the suoiliary are prom ICED a real
entertainment t0u.glr by Edgar
BONDS. manager. Of the local tcIe-
phone COMPANY Afr Bonds has O.
troop o. ter entertainers. au COCA.
talent. who wll assist i'm The enter
r7umeut. 1u addition TO short
slsit entitled How 90 Use Your Tel
ephone' the telephone company
quartet VIII sing Tho quartet iu
,hsrze OF Comrade Nicou. or the
head Offices 0f the Bell company.
viii have rharle ~ the quartet
7, is planned to start Enc enter
tslrment promptIs ut s O'Clock So
that short business session can h,
held Immediately after the show
several matt.rs OF vital Importance
10 several members of ,hc post viii
ic discussed 900 tnc business meet
inr.
Due go the -pecIa entertainment
tonights meeting viii be- held Ina the
CHAMBER or Commerce gym.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26
RICH ECCENTRIC
LOSES AFFINITY
Millionaire W no Planned
Free Love" Romance Is
Stopped by Boston.

BOSTON. Jan 25.-Charles Car
land. eccentric young millionaire.
has lost his 'Iove mate"
Today. Miss Lillian Conrad. with
whom he planned 70 soar 20 a high
er spiritual plane" undeterred by his
wife and baby daughter OF the pos
sibility of prosecution on statutory
grounds. was being cared for my q
Boston family The young woman
plans to continue her studies at the
school Of Applied Arts.
"This is a case where I feel that
the past should be forgotten" said
Miss Mary Irving Hustled, director
of the school, in discussing Miss Con-
RAIDS case. The Tideover league viii
stand by Miss Conrad provided she
does not return 10 live with Garland 10
Garland now finds himself faced
with the probability Of living alone
with his ideals on his North Carver
farm His wife left him and with
their child is living with friends in
Dedham.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26
MUSIC DONATED TO CITIZENS.

To J. T.. Hadlesmann, Of the Pal
ace Theater Corp, and Davis Toxic
orchestra goes the thanks for the
emusic arranged for the big soldier
reunion and reception at the Stude.
baker administration building The
Studebaker band also donated It's
services for that occasion as well as
for the extra hours duty necessary
to greet Col. Hanford MacNider.
national commander, on his arrival
here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26
OBENCHAIN HAS BID
TO STAR IN MOVIES

Los ANGELES. Calf. Jan. 25-
Ralph r. Obenchaiu. acclaimed 'the
man in q million when hc came cd
the side OF his former wife Meda-
lynne C. Obenchain. whose trial on
a charge or numbering J. Bolton
Kennedy opens Feb. 8, said today
that ne is con adering offers 20 ere
ter motion pictures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26
Legion to Help
Disabled Back
To Normally

Plans for the establishment OF an
American Legion organization TO CO.
operate with tho Veterans bureau
especially in the care of disabled
eX- service men, have been made by
Major Albert \. Sprdgue. The new
organization viii have representa-
tives in all parts OF The country
wherever a Legion post is estab
lished.
The American Legion, in ITS re-
Mobilization work. wants to get real
results for the sick and disabled eN-
soldiers-better legislation, proven
ton Of i'll advised laws and rulings,
adequate appropriations, and i'm
proved machinery" Major Sprague
said Much has been done ~ the
Legion, but results 1T the present
time are far from satisfactory. This
is especially true of The handling OF
compensation claims. the proper
disqualification OF tubercular, men
tai, and nervous cases. and the
proper vocational training Of the
men,"
Memorial TO Galbraith.
Construction of q memorial in
Cincinnati TO the late f. W. Cal
braith. ir., former national COM
mander CT the Legion, has been au-
thorized by the Legion's national ex
ecutive committee. The committee
also designated oct. 10 to 20 as the
dates for the fourth annual conven-
ton, which is to pe held IN New
Orleans.
Other resolutions adopted au-
thorized National Commander Han
ford MacNider to appoint an ath-
ietic commission to arrange a ma
tional system of competition be-
tween Legion athletic teams. and
requested TO the navy department to
investigate reports Of discrimination
against ex-service men at navy
yards.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26

Calvin Stertzbach. chiropracto-
graduate OF Universal school ~
Davenport and Ross school OF Fort
Wayne. has opened Offices az SCI y.
Main 81 f--tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26
vOIR NENr

That's the feeling one will always
have as long as you do not have your
automobile insured. why not act at
onCS and permit the Greenan Agency
TO eliminate that feeling? We're In
the burners Trust Bldg. str
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26
POST EXECUTIVE
BODY TO THANK
PEOPLE OF CITY
Resolutions Will Be Presented
at Regular Meeting To-
night for Action.

Resolutions thanking the people
Of South Bend, and especially the
members of those active committees
who made the success Of the soldier
reception n success will be presented
before the regular meeting OF South
BEND Post so, the American Legion
tonight. The resolutions were au-
thorized at Mondays meeting Of the
executive committee. in the Wedge
good room at the Oliver hotel.
That there was a revived interest
in affairs OF the post. and that this
interest extended TO matters OF civic
welfare as well was evidenced IN the
100 per cent attendance at Mon
days luncheon. Commander Otis s.
Romine presided, and presented sew
eral matters Of vital interest 10 the
post
Harry Engel, treasurer II the
post, reported a great impetus to
the membership movement, ard thai
the majority were either paying
their dues i'm person or by mail oil
making arrangements to carry them
over until they secured employment
and cared for other obligations. Leo
Berner, employment officer, reported
the jobless column rapidly decrcas-
ing
Legion TO Tae Initiative
That the Legion insofar as South
Bend was concerned would take the
initiative in several matters of civic
and community importance was the
ccncensus of opinion Of the commit
tee south Bend expects us to do
this declared Wade L. Hardy.
and We must live up to what South
Bend expects"
Commander Roaine outlined
plans for several meetings of vita
interest 10 all veterans of not only
the world war but Of other services
and asked the committees sanction
fer a general invitation to other vet
cram societies IN south Bend. This
general invitation will be extended.
That the Legion would stand be-
hind every war veteran so long as
ne abided by the laws of state and
nation was declared. but tho com
mittee by vote decided that IN case
Of vioIators Of city, state or national
statutes, where guilt was conceded
the Legion would in ne way ask len
iency Reports OF unlawful actIvi-
ties on the part of "a few men
claiming to be eX-service men, which
were rcverting discredit to veterans
i'm general were specifically made.
and Commander Romine was au-
thorized TO take drastic acton if
necessary to stop these practices.
The con mittee Will m, ct again on
the first Monday preceding the next
regular meeting of the post, or upon
call Of the adiUtant
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