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In.tructioa.

BECOME
TRAFFIC MANAGER.
"Corsitions point TO an enormously in
creased demand for. traffic experts within
the next months; salaries will range from
Sc. 600 10 $4,000 a year"
A system that has been devised by q group
OF traffic specialists to III men for this
growing need.
BY this system, without Interfering with
your present work at all. you can qualify
for this splendid profession in q few short
months.
Find out about Il. Call or phone for In
formation or write for booklet HIS. No
obligation.
LA SALE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY
ll0-l14 w. s2d ST., New York. Bryant 500.
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CHAUFFEUR, Japanese, thoroughly expert
enced. careful and competent driver: can
sires position; city. country: Inuzuka, 8
West 9Sth st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.

18TH. $40 w.--Exceptioaally large room
six windows; all conveniences. See you ap-
reciafa
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Money to Loan on Auton.sbaies.

MONEY on autos while in your possession I:
strictly confidential. PEERLESS FINANCE
CORP. Circle 5143.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

Highest class, new, elevator. housekeeping
apartments, 3-5 rooms: rent 81 200 to 81, 100;
Prospect Park Plaza I. r. r. subway sta
tion Agent on premises. Tel. South 1850.
6l PIERREPONT ST.. Brooklyn Heights-To
sublet. room unfurnished apartment, two
bathrooms, $lS7.50 per month. Phone Main
lT30. Mrs. EDWARD JOHNSON.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

GARDENER, BRITISH, 10 YEARS
experience. all branches in gardening, wishes
position on private estate: care OF live stock
married, children. William Hama, 203 West
liSth st. Audubon 1857.
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| CHAUFFEUR, 80. married. IL years driving
Pierce. Packard. Cadillac. four years last
| position: also experienced farm superin-
tendent. Harry Smith. sol West 171st. $3.50
| Wadsworth.
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Automobile Accessories.

BUICK touring car top. 1890: complete,
brand new make your price. JOHN
sIFFERLES, ai3o aTth St, woodhaven, L.
/. 1IGiW, Richmond Hin.
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Motor Trucks.

ACTOcAR, 2 ton, high rack body. covered
also cycle car chassis. Eastwood pl..
Jamaica. Jamaica Hahn.
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CHAUFFEUR, las employer died. 10 years,
wishes position with private family: good
driver: salary moderate; city, country. A
2001 Herald. Herald so.
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CHAUFFEUR, useful man: years ex-
perience: best reference; any car; willing
worker; go anywhere: careful city driver.
Graham. 239 w. 3fth st. Longacre 2450.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
EAGLAND'S DEBT TO
u, S, MUST Be MET
Fcrntf Lord Chancellor In a
Speech SAYS No Reason Why
Great Britain Should Side
Step Obligation

Bristol. Eng Nov The subject q
EnslAuda debt 10 ihe United states
and the msnes due England trun
other countries Was discussed briefly
herc by Lord nofkenheAd. the iornef
Lend Chancellor m speaking here 20,
day in place of ar LLOYD George.
whose indlspeahen prevented him
irom appeaunk
APPARENTLY the happf prospoci with
which We arv confronted IS that "
are 20 pay every oao everything we
owe and that no enc q 10 pay a,
apything that they eve Is. he r.
marked eausiieany.
"semo ieopie, he declared. said the
oaientc ccfdlalo was being ondsuK.
cred y Great Britain said she va.
eoing % pay har debts and he dld not
sce Why she should fofslye al those
ouc her money
We d. net think America q ln dan
eer g QnafreHnr wlih hef coed frifnd
ereat britain when SHE politely ~.
minds as thar ~ owe her a consider.
able sum Of money ana ] don't ses
Way ether nations should be - Ser,
sensitive on matters n bnsiness.~ b.
added
Lord brkenhead paid tribute ,8 -.
wark q Lord Rafour 81 the wash
inF'on conference lasi yln,er
'lofd haiiour. he added. ir mean,
= one clever maa whcm this oountr,
n3 longer needs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
NEW MAIL BOXES READY
FOR DISTRIBUTION
Posioffee Department VIII Send
Out fist Consignment of
10000, FIRST Of Govern
ment Manufacture

Warrington Nov fht w4Ah.
ltiou navy yard has Delivered 70
tha lsaioff.oe dstMrmsns tha tire
hundred = an ORDER ~ appsosA
mpflr looeo letter beasa. uarklus
ihe lnillnl sutrr - noysfnmsui
as fhlishmynl into fhs unnumesnrs
~ the Ordinary ttsss used ph stfest
fafnsti fuf he reception ~ lstgsrn
a. snhoaue us n tols BY lhs
department. sad that Il hAs haeu
ftwBsneins aiffafy under tns
santraci fattm ~ parshs~ Ia So
finF ihs tesea sad die. ana tsa,s
o. eouifae nrs fnes a believes wnll
edIn c9mpettian fr The aals n
ne s4alfmsut - 'he esvvrnmsat
Tho uats ysni ~. aHngaennea
idied. Is ba.ldlpr ssutsi hanar~a
bfass asd aas t.ous fsf esp -
afsniai hofa,efs along me A'liat.e
taaluafd ahsfe ihs ,orroslou -
tai' alr reduces th- lie q ths ~
bos ~ abqat 80 thlris. rAaas
nFts = h.xu so5 ~ili b. insd ,,is
IN asa vtarA smeas apd sts-s
haze bsn Hound 70 havss a-sr-
'ofatins effem on slssi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03

Rome. Noy Tha arlhod,y ttn
energy. amt me earn sin,ss uiih
ahsh Nuisollhl hss aian ho.a -
iialian efiaira. Assh internal and
"a scrnai. hns crested den .nrafos-
ran in Rome
Ills inpemiva instructions e.
counf sforra % ffmAin at his post
Ia Paris unal be had ashrd q ds.
cislon IA ihe case, or Aaiiasnaofa
Who Offered 70 r-irn. ana ~ elr-
calar "a th pfsffca "ok ina
Their utmost fndcavors and collah-
oraiien ufre REGARDED ~ Hroar
Indication n the m hut The nte
gsv,mmsnt y fong % use IN dfal
Ing Win ihe business N homo and
tbread m lihe manner h'ni az
20 NJ manner of running thesoY.
eminent Nnaaollni wnl pursue ass
Fls'n ~ hia meFurs Yesterday e.
che press associations IN Nbleh hf
taii he Intended 20 saf.faard iha
libery ~ ,he pnsa on condition
thar m meas proves aarhy u
lbsrty
loaiponnmeni q the opening q
The chamber ~ deputies from 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
GRAHAM HEIl'sPET
HOBBY IN DANCER
Unless Aid i Forthcoming Hh
Plan TO Make Deaf Hear
Win Pail By the
Wayslde

Nashiafsnn. Nst AfsN e
ssAo.h ~ ne a.af saa a.a.o AZ.
Threatened ~ith e,asne an - oar
bfeshsrs asr0s sas oessn hslp Is
vhls il Is -. yes ,os bate. ae-
dies e. mmunl1aaon reslvea
hsf hy Nol.a Ras co. orsauiasd h'
ne lase Alts4nasr Graham na se
pfem a. shs teaching y speech 20
tte ael The Communication made
puhie today hs m bureau. .s slgn
"a h q Ran. pnnclpal * tha
Arn 81 rrsa institution Cor lAe deaf
sra durh a. Moscow. aud plrars
hs distressing soadt .ons facing taa
saitrsn Who bear ne physical mis-
g. aus srd iaek 8 srseeA ana
hsarug
The LACK o. proser nsarishm. NJ IS
anagrm rinE ibs chldfenA health.
tta better says, ana adds bat as
is sms u.nasr that ihy y eias from
,rbar. den nndeg 'he crcam-
swncese
TIA ssctins RS aiso IS Fs.
lrlas aroortiug % chs lettef. shich
declares ttai back % clothlnv s
.sff cins both n chadr.u and thsr
10 c.f.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
FUNERAL F0R THOMAS
NILSSON rAcE FRIDAY

RchnouA. Va NN 7-ed,hin
ths o.a Ha-k chuvA ~ q BE- vas
eArstenra sE.aF his ooyhsoa horne.
.oakAnA~ sIsn9seg <-mty atue
fans-ai srlcs o. TaCalas N,lser
Pa auiaor. fo-mtr An r.oan am-
tlssstor IS ltaiy sna lsssssr wai
8. hid a. tn O'Clock toner .ow
n n.uf Later ID shs dsy N. BODY
wE As a1 Is rsst side hs wllc
Ia Washinstsn p C.
" r4se died suddenly ytsierd4y
naH waikng y D lis ssisr-in. n.l.V.
M Rosr~sg Pass. in shs EAsden
e rs ate. PAS on sil p1ai.c
t4ihlnss n the sta.e wee AZ hair
mas todAs ln r-seees tn th. dis.
tngA Asd Virginia..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
PARTY ON
TOP IN CUBA
Elections Held Throughout the
Island Seems To Be One.
Sided and Very
Decisive

Havana. Nov a. -Ths i.lsfai party
seemed 70 b. on top 10 caban
politics - a rssus "a ihelr victor .
IN ths partial siertoaa hf.d
ihroughow the island YESTERDAY
In oonllsa aha unofhcial returns
lndioafsd that fhey had elected
ubertl candidates a. gsrorn3fs =
Elk Cuban pfoslnc,s and hsd aen
me ~ for mayor - flsssns ihe
second ntos Administrative Dosi -
ne Island
Moftovcr. the lihsnais incrtasta
iheir msm'ars in the loser hosse *
congress - larxfiy tha' ihs admIn.
inraiion nay iase - majority
Returns - ar rscsived Indicate
ths election q sils folio~ing liberals
pa prosiciai governors
onerai Aii,eno Barfesas. Hngana
RoDs rto Msndtz Pensie. santa car.
Jaan cronaer. Maanzaa. Roxsllo
zafas nastas. cams4uay. Jols u
Bircsi5. orlenis. and yaon lads
rinar Del Ro.
The uccessfnl candda. g.
MAYOR & Havana sa Jose Mars -
Il cuesio. a liberal csnertasnan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
PHILLIPS FAMILY ALL
MORE OR LESS "NUTTY'
so Say Sisters Who Testify
In Trial Of Woman Charged
With Haiohet
Murder

los Areelea, Nov g. Crosu essmln
atian of the defendant sister who de.
tailed The alleeed mental decay In her
family tree in support q the lntan.
liy defense. vas planned for today BY
ihe prosecution at ihe trial 81 Mrs.
Clara Phillips. charged With having
beaien Airs. Alberta rremaine Mead
ovf. % year sd widow 20 death with
hammer.
The witness. Miss ola Weaver. Do,
siarcd on direct examination that her
father. John Weaver also me father
~ Mira Phillips. wa. insane more
Than half the time. and. during ihe
latter year. % bis life va completly
insane, that her mother Mrs. IIaa
hah }. Weaver Daw an Invalid. Al
Fampieo N7f. vas "subjoct g. opii
ept'o convuih5ns and Wa con.id.
cred dangorsus both 90 herself ana n
Others that Henry Weaver. brother
q the wlinesses and tho defendant
was an idiot al his life and tha,
Nr Phillips had "speils"
The condition of their mother. Aiis.
Weaver testified. vas such that a.,
FAMILY had always 70 keep some 81.
With her
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g. q. n. SPENDS MORE
THAN Ir RECEIVES

chltagc. NOV s-rhe repalilaa IN
national committee spent slStsie
mere than il resolved during lhe week
ending Oct ei. according 20 the sec-
ond report on campalrn contributions
vhith was filed with the clerk of thc
hoase q Representatives in Washing
ton today
Fred " Pnham nationai treasurer.
advanced thar smauni 10 make rsod
the 1eiicit the report shows Tbe
first report. filed a week aro. shoWed
NJ upham has already advanced s
ao9 f'r the same purpose.
Todays statement shows reoelm.
O. fl9.i-fse since the previous r..
g'u end esrendiiures o. s1i sSi.cg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
ITALY GETS BACK TO
SEEMINGLY NORMALLY.
Younger Generation Steps In and
Assumes Reins Of Govern.
ment, Triumphal March
In Ancient Rome

Romt Nov s rAis vri hs or
The nsaa tirk % nsfmalcy das
after tas mau esglNns week tbat
So tie ,0ang generation ue
% ie4ea snd Nl.h ereat lrlumrh
ever hran ias older falelans
rens g shousuds 81 ths s.sorous
yeuns faaessi ard shtf enthusiasts
admlFsrs Nho see "a. anlsd Them
herr from "a orsr sha land'
we're on The way hask hsrs tsade
iesiefda, theirs was tac thnn II
a real Rousln triumph ia whoh a
mlllieu made he strecs flns ~lih
pandiis far klns ard ooaniQ and
Ms nsN faeciaii mlulatf had taken
ihfIr oalhs bf5rs ths sossrtien. A.
scan az thls fornai ctrmony AAa
ended. the blaes shItsd hags ana
men brought shout ihe fss - Ma.
qlini mtnhfs a. Neiors thfuush
ths anclent streets 81 ms eay
cosd a with sasi conc1orae that
aog o. day doubted ihs poaaiasph
u Rome
Nr "A. moment a. i,ast Comt
munism hsd 90 pat in ,he ia. 81
italy The onsiaasht ~ the faselsa
ta. rendsrsd sn radIonHsm para.
ANng hiv
Politically "a shlef top'e Ia ltal,
TO-DAY Is What the irtuuo of he
nte vabult vin h. when 4 sues
b'iore che chamhtr = aenmlss one
ihlng Ia ctuoin if Nutsollnla 81,
eminent dos noi receive majority
"a the ohamher. ha viii hnve parlla.
msni dlsanlaed ana ihsH ihp furvsu
~il take helr cause 10 tho country
Mutsoi'n. mad thls clear ast
Monday ehen ~ hai 4 neu elhlne.
- tho request of ne hinr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
WALTON sprANs TO sle
CROWDS IN jonnscn

Tishomlhao. Nes . IsAnson
oounfy farmers TUNED oat wedata
day despite muddy naas. - greet ,
q Walton dsmosrallc nomines eir
FoYefnof. aad other tomocratle nom
insta fer state offices a A sa~ed.
candidate for seer~tary % state. .ld
ihai D. aalleisea The sots of sverv
soeiailst aad every other voter Via
believed ln orderly pFowressoa n Eor
efnmeutsi Affairs.
The speaker laadsa wslton e. :
constructive exseutlse J. A wnis- :
hurst. candidate fsr president n ths
siate belfd ~ aFrieuieure. rv,lsw-d
Walions tramphant marrh fram Cor
dsll - saltwater from TahlsaunA -
MBskprss snd from oklAhosna cisy %
iaabei whiseaurst compared wal
tona pragress - : crest erluads.
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Italy is In Better
Shape Non Than Eper


f,mhef 7 "a Novmbtf q haa au a
come datHolntmam Ths snuf
potuNllon pas anxious io ate ehss
apt 81 aoeont lhe ratlla1snf
would tite tha fssesA hsaet.
Nnss llnl la rtrriea % afam "
little more line 10 which lo nfepafa
ihs sps - outlining ~ nusftm ana
70 consul. isairs 81 ths mHoss
erQura ani pinita iu ih. chamhsf
since the pol'elsf u name - fa.
ffm ihe fsaclsll asplra ms u t
ihugfht possible tha. chs e,iatssl
Ton ihat Nusalnl dsslre mss 49,
found in lhs IL auI pad.sn m4ff
NnH af g . rfssni.d IS eaaln
~ tha use 81 misr ob ,aa en-
liy ln ne chamber thare sHi ~ a.
need 20 daaol pafaaman ht
30 H'd h5 g. drffmlnsa h. da
should iha eh'misr vote afaia.f
him
~" strengthening n na ne on
tor.ign scianr.s mafisn f.naahr
q rhanee in g1Fenm.uf st Rom
has mfouhir mprfd ssrp ans
= tnanfiai circles The dollar has
afoHrd fhffe % loar lolals SMILE
ne Ffneh fame hss rsedsd slshi
po'nis since laa Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
Mrs. Marx Says
1t Proved a
Blessing

T4nlaS helrot me oai ef risA
bed aud talH ne a. 60 better hesish
tAan have taiosed ln yesr~F g.
snes Nrx II Mars. ~. neaisn s. .
81 l.cais NA
n, stomach treaf.ed ase s. nsafa
f,r t~o - three lrsrs uatlF rai-
lansa in nert.as hreakdeeu Gas
poala fafm la By sicmasa ene tr.ns
"A avis, ssells q h-au i4p.tas.'n.
shoFtnsss a. tFe4ih headaches ane
dsss spells NJ tAcs pslnsd me 70
sad I was So uess.as ana uifsrsois :
eo0it not sleep
~Nkas foaF hsltles g TAnlAS d.t
Or me as most pleasant surprise
Tor taasy ! hAyent q slpE,s traoe %
nv "a t.oab;es. w1i a.wafs bless
TIE day / a. iris weuderful med.-
cine
Taalas ls sala BY al ross arasris,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
~ ~ ~ CHAMPION
Ml HDEil GASE Ot 4

Cleveland. o. Nor 3-Tha Jury.
ia whose hanas rests the fsle -
Mr. Nsbl rhtnnlon. 1z. on iflAi
faf ta4 nr@ dsuse murder u
Th,sas A . ccnntH NsN Haven.
conn carnival permo 81. resumad
iit dfilbsratkua today atsf SPEND
lng n.Hht boxed 90 IN a hotel
Tt lsr9rs SIRE ordered loektd d
ff 50 O'clock iasf nieht By Jadre
Naurce hernpn aftfr hey failed 10
rlach = verdict
Ths jury returned yfrdiei q
guilt and aasfsstd - yan IN
prison
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03

time ana enc half over ume pay 81.
formation of raiei ~ pay and rulss
f'ferninw shee 'an around runs
rad service licences from home tsf
minal. uait day and aail ana fal.ass
opplica1ls % lis snElaesfa. nfemea
epnduetor aad road service trslamea
ras sought before ihe rnlisi sistss
railroad labor board today - the
ehiearo and Aliae ralIfai. chansss
- rad ana ard .efrsee m.a. for
yard mru aisl sers .ufiadei.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
COURT HOUSE NOTES


conSeysnces
Abr soucn - Al IS y len ses-
tn " D. 10 . e. 800. Iot T.
2s-i7-sw
lda saut = q mar {, Jacub AM
berF. " D. 20 e q. $4,000 "
i-2 Nw 2i-f5-fR
Iaeok Amberr % ida ssybrrt. ".
p. - II r. 10000 s % n. los
70 & u block ei Ear Guthrie
Miscellaneous
RoT Naieotf. Bank Comm 70 81
y. coor.r nank Conn. Deed 10
2s %. $4,000 y IL. Ne Ia ana
p -. Wv 2i-is-aw
rrs stats Bnnk. cry 70 The
p7is.ie. sftdavR. II ? p. 5000 90.
NE s-is-sx.
c1unir Court = Mabsl ?. Wet
order oontrruinr ssie = real rsta-e
n ? p lot ? snd I and = IL.
s'y 7i-is-2r and 'ot 2. s-i7-2e
Dst'ici ccuF. Oklshsma county
p jacob Aubrey. decrse. Z is p
S p q lots y % is. block 81. Easi
Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03

Iiso&< Who are In run down" Condi-
ton win notice that Cawuh boghsfs
ten m1ch mere than whre they are in
good health This fact proves thar while
CAtarrk = ioc4i disease. u u Erratiy
innlanced hy CONSTITUTIONAL conditions
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
saix ~ an Ointment which euicklY
Relieves ~ local appiieAgicn, ard the
Internal Medicine a Tuuic. which aeslsts
IN improving the General Health
seld ~ crurEists Tor over ~ Years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
NV KIND Or A SIN
TIME FOR RAD BO,s

- PJoui. Minn. Noy z-.Nlns.
teen tear old OTTO Ksnrfs uiil
s2eha The next Eve years IN ne
M town Emiarrass. MINI -
andfr b. provision of q suspsndsd
senifnee Imposed b Dist Judre J
. ssnb7rn. when Kasse. pleaded
Fniiir . aiding tn rosbsry here
u kanses leaves his boms town.
s"fTt by court psrm.ssion. h. msss
70 % m reformatory for not more
than i've fsors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
Rub Rheumatism or
Sore, Aching Joints
Rub Pain right cot with small
trial eeSi. Of olo
"st. Jacobs Oil"

Rhsrns,ssr- y pain oaly. No;
90 e.te n fiig rr1nife, internal
trcaunrnt. Stop drugTinF. Rob so1'i'-
inr. rcrlirziing ST Jacobs Oh fight
;-fo yuar sorc. ssif, aching joints and
snrsci-s. ARD reiief ccrncs instantly.
81 IseoAs OH Is a harmless fhcu-
r.aisssa lumt1t vkich ntftr disap-
PORTS ard canrof burr the SKIRT.
Lrber up Out oorp'afnlrgl Get
: small trsi bottle Cf GA honest
st lacoss OIL" az any dug store.
and r. irg a ri1ueai x0uA = irec
frn-a fhcr1istic PAIN. screness gin-
rrss ard suenirr Don't sufirrl Re-
lief awaits yo1 st Jacobs OF has
re'srfss rifioHs q rheumaiisu srfcr-
srs n the last half csn;ury and q lrsi
as ruod for aci1.i.a. ncura'giA, TIN
bar8. bzckzche. sqrtlnx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS


lose HOTEL
J D. Jordan. Oklahoma CRY: y. ".
smith. Omaha: 6. y Walker. Okla
hrma Cit. Daisy Bsskin. Tulsa: V n.
SeBdcrff. Oklahoma City. L. T. Brum-
pans. Nashville. Tenn ? " Indlnr.
Kansss c'y Y Jensen. Ksnsas ciy.
W. ?. Crane. p snih. n L. Green
fied. Cleveland Don Jacobson. chi.
-aRo. e o. Norris. Okiaboma ciy: r.
7. I-antz. Oklahoma City. ". q. Flcf-
cher. ~ Smith. r l. colsman. Chi
cze0. ~ r Lonr. Alfns. J.. e. Briggs
Kansas City. r. ?. Hodres. Tulsa. y
y. Paris. Okishcms city. J. o. Har-
re. Se~ york: =. v. Pesrsor. Chi
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chsmbeualn's Tablet. nsy. ps,,
her . World 81 o.

Nhsmber rains Tablets have done
nc a. world ~ good." writes Az.
hiia l. Button. Kirsuiie. n Y Il
nave recommended them fo 4 mum
Per oi ny friends ana an Nho have
as,a mem praise hem hishiF q
Nhen troubled with Indigestion or
e'hsilpA ion. give them tnnl and
aIize Tor yourself shat "a etr.i.
lent medicine Il e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
A TEXAS WONDER

for kldner and bladder tfaabis
payei Seak ana tame hack fheama.
tam. irregularities - ihs kd.
aeYs and bladder nerslaiss bladder
ifoabies "a ch.lsfea n uos sold hg
dfnfEiais man tia smaa hottie
oiisr cure Send fof ssofn isaflmsn.
ala ~ r y iiaiL zsss olive street.
81 foalt Ne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03

This i the sesson ~ ihs year
when Il - kept a. hand and Kiven
uifs rtplenlahea her supply "a
Chamberlain coash Remedy. Il =
ainusf certain 20 - needed before
the slater - over and results ar~
much more prompt and satisfactory
shen iiis kept - hand ana giyen
AZ soon a. the frs Indication u a
cold apI~ars snd before i has be-
oclne settled in the systen. There
"a no danger N fisins Il % children
- Z contains no opium or ofher
harmful drug.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
NAME rs GIVEN FoR
EACH TOOTH IN HEkp

Meft Palm Bearh. Fla. Nov a.-
Man alive 5icres plccanluny who
has an awful burden 70 carry through
lie.
i-achariah Germ Crib Tyler father
and Jane Meitsra Leriies Anne Glen
enilna Ruthe Love Tyler mother have
dus ~ -akiuncd daughter added 10
the family. The baby was bern with
teeth.
To celebrate the oddiy the pair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03

81 ron would enjoy good hfaith
Keep fenr h1wols rsqultr No on
can rfaHonahie hope ~ fen q
when constaa,td Whoa re- sdef
taka rhamhf fialn's Tahleft Thf
are mil1 and gentle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03

Lsominstsr. Mass. an important
center q the comb and hair pin in
dustry had been hard M a. = result of
he prevailing fad cor bosbea hair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03

caso' 7. " Butcher. Empor.a: ~
"eijsl. clare and; Y = ow,ns. osIa /.
bona City. a. Daughery. Chicago. II.
H. u. De oush. Oklahoma CIV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03

named the ntu haa iA,inla fi.raiuia
Clsmcusina Hwnley Coleman ila'nr.
IA nsJaru eiis fatfa Superior QaaA
Is Ferries Tiny Tyler A laeky toron
coani 'em
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03

The insentor q patent r. the
United States secures protection from
ne Government for q limited time.
ana = grantsd ihe EXCESSIVE privilege
q making. using. vending or ss,hor-
ih'hs others % make. use or yead anv
nov and usefai machine. manufacture
Or process
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
LABOR BOARD DfsCt 'ssING
UuE-i>DIiIF PAY

chicago. So'. s-Aboilshmsn, Of
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-09-15

The widespread disposition to steal,
to take that which belongs to another
and give nothing in return, is shown
by the published fact that gasoline
buyers in the United States are daily
swindled out of enough gasoline to
make an estimate Of nine million dol
lars a year. The man who has the
courage to steal thousand dollar au-
tomobile and take his chances in get
ting away with it, is a model of hon.
esty when compared with the little
thief who steals a pint out Of five
gallons of gasoline, an ounce out Of
five pounds weight oran inch out of
five yeards measure. II has been said
that the big thief often 'gets by but
it is fact that a thousand little,
short-weight and short measure
crooks are never detected where one
big stealer makes his getaway.