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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-06-30
FIERY, ITCHY Skin
QUICKLY SOOTHED
BY THIS SULPHUR

Memberships, a pleasant cream,
will soothe and heal skin that is ir-
ritated or broken out with eczema;
that is covered with ugly rash or
pimpies, or is rough or dry. Moth
ing subdues fiery skin eruptions so
quickly, says noted skin specialist
The moment this sulphur prepare
ton is applied the itching stops and
after two or three applications, the
eczema is gone and the skin IS de-
lightfully clear and smooth. Sulphur
is so precious as q skin remedy be-
cause it destroys the parasites that
cause the burning, itching or dis
fgurement. ho-Sulphur always
heals eczema right up.
A small jar of ho-Sulphur
may be had at any good drug store.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-06-30
BETTER LAWS AGAINST DOGS
NEEDED TO PROTECT SHEEP

Although As States have dog laws
designed to protect sheep, many of
them are so poorly planned or so
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

Miss Anasa rrsnsS. ssnallsas
ssaan
Miss Mary r. FaiealsF. gskas
asonn CTR. Oh8a.
Miss Marvara Rsrnsr, CIeusas
] saksa
Bliss HFAaa Esalarur Ciayst
ga8san-
Miss Clara Marrax gAkesns
sfaa-
N5ss Em.east FnnuBss, Tsana
aes. okla
Miss Arisxa5a L4sa,eaa- glualisas
okla.
Hiss Nsrss ~ ErnrwrzR, "a
aahesms CRY. 0lkaa.
MISS Marie Jlr'aan- Oklahoma
/ asv. Ggkan
Miss hose 0-Rm-ike- nsklah INA
Ca7v- Eskaa.
Miss EaEns,szh n-Naz. GNkaa.
a.sua Lrv N9h8n.
MrS. r. r Eas1 NarSgw
nkan.
Mass Eurrna E's,ssina OlsaaA.ornn
Ia=z- TNRla.
Miss Nance e Mr4Currhv. On
anfsensa Tssr- Okla
Miss gga~anrt Msargszs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09
BRITAIN TO GET OUT
ONLY WHEN RAIDS STOP


zxrnhfn1 gE1ge A--sDFsrizinnis @agHl
rs Eausr 1hsE'sxEisE,t Esh1lcsia zzaaRgse u
Vlsass- hhHe hesn rmrfsssf~ % with ziss
srrussazssr xf Est1lsak fv she 3rss-1
in-cas aedEs. Ana rnarss 1hs TRACES
ars 1s1arsaed. she-e VII ne ~ at
Na@rE,A Eamwsnrs. there ne raEA<sH
sEr snr1hsr FiaaErarrg, acua alne % nr
slzlarihl rnnsnsuzlirnz8ar sssaeE aT ~
taGisrliAa u1firs 1enEx.
wHfh ans Gi5atn aa sresnrnr q :
asaaeashea R,:Aissh fargAas have a'sss1
sns pua IL an ErzTpnrrAsu ts rhe s'Fsssis-
EAnrs ExpsrreI. and sEgs The e@zs~
runniups 1hs comparatively sansA8sEs
slHsElls sus1ffies ahe grerrHtasaas
This British government intends -
w'i1na-nw slhs RrHish sruex w5Esnr
lsEass 1srr'fsurys j ia iaafsh. As Hsgasl
as Il is szzistnfnu-llg sssr-aE ct s1ss
IA sklYianE H. at,srrtina ns The r.
s'ssraisas Hna rG3ds wAtph hare dAs-
zETbs6 the hTna ant rEgr zisrElea1luus
- zitls HnE EnE sFr Ebn rvsxssErzz ar
Eat tsHnUrAzy nr tits Fara se zAs
srFnaaar hrFe htssr addresses an 1ns
gss'urls1gSuE4 grEHruznsIuss
TTbs Lanhan 1srrnsssaEVrs Erw Be-
E2zrha 1o as grnnAeuang r11ss&afsssa y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

vASls sn2s = per csas nt sslssAeA 81
Earsrs sass slw1r ilses
TShe sAtA2ssles asnnssg asEHsrs II
general as casnEarna to salssseE Hnsz
u as aranches were neAr@y eensi. 1,e-
sng IN ssr cert ssr xAs saruer sns
ax5 5,er srnz ssr the aazsTr
THbe rsrvaraMee w aosasas kv Ncr
sasfsw shns ahap H@- gsar naa saaaseax.
'husa Nexlt~rx ane msn. suffered sAe
rnnsE
assre the aeR&h gsss was - = T,ts oenz
xhahs nsr srom as ~ "a -anss nAa Aess
n kllsea asss wssn : pcr cnrs ant 8 Esr-
xwa< se thear n1nlmrx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

FaApsans A 1hs nrx slnrssfr lis
sssuhf hs The government MAnag
5gr Chapman 1uEas. 4aslns George
lTRdlns lKxsis CssaE~ William VI
-HvsFn. A-futas1n. CsSlR. W. Es
rsenaraa Sihaunll COINS -nHas 043s
Tim 7umas. Davis. g5rh- T1lnur
MfIlr MrFApar,. SulFinus. Na3a
CliEu5ts Taaps Etn,sss- Snlphlr
gsszla< aafzn EaH-nlf Esransy- E,aris
rIsaA. a. s0in ganulsnnn, Arhun1ae
gaaR-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09
SOIdce Through Silence
Spiritual Contemplation

| isrss wlhs H7zsnaAa stis vsAr
Mrs grssie CRsa. ERkaahsaHi
CRY. Tsfaa.
Mrs. .A1snn DH1e Mnrgihy
-Averw. gsk5a-
Mrs III. z. S,sirazsr. Nhanhanl
6asr- 8ailn.
Nas ahniea Hamilton. Avery
gsf8n
mrs j r. F0ln1. Uklabsanl
Tau, NAkaa,
Ms n y Kpabea esmaras
Gala
Mrs gsan MlhlanrF. Guatrss
lasa
Mrs Mary Eran Gusaris
0i1ln
Mrs Samsn Elnraman~ 0kah
bmua CITY lAsaH
Mrs M- j. KStEHsr, esnfiIrsse
98aa.
HRS aasrVil c. Mssnnrn, gaksn
nFHna TRY 9atln
Mrs. r III TtssstAs E11A. gNi5sR
Mrs A.. II EHtnnTras~ lskaa.
hsnna Tfrr. Eafln
hrs 2gms ~shHw. Fnarfnx. gssalh
Ms. ". II. Frndirrun. Eaal
gAkla
Mrs Va C. MeAsrn. gsbaa-
hama gSsr. glssBh-
Mrs. 4 Il o T.nlrv. ffk8lhmni
Fd1v- Nskaa.
Mrs Eamana ~ Cafln- Elas-
hmm gEsr- g1k8a,
Mrs. n r wsAeh- nklnfEnE
Crr- nsklB.
Mrs. Ar-DeF Measnsr. NKlilhs-
1nn gaT- Nsk5A
Mrs. Rnriaurn vHnEIsrv.pEil
saslfasgyn. N8aa
Mrs 9rsa7a MrsrrF- Perry.
okla
Mrs. Ra@s -Ap5srsgr Gusrss,
E9la
Mrs n vnrvmrFberk. gs4ah-
me. alsfaf
Mrs 7. Il P5srrs, 0kanarms
Emr- sAkia
Mrs guan W. Farss-. Fma
nskau
HRS WI Et11nzrr. Eria. sNkan.
Mrs. H R MrKmww- Fsaa,
Caan.
Mrs. Mprrip FHr1nnr CsatSt-
asiiuA. Esfsa
Mrs. chuK III Ruthl UEaahuua
Nrx D. r HvwsrT 0tpes.
Cgf8s
Mrs. Y III DpyHs- OhArhnna
EHtw. Nfla.
Mrs C. 4 MHuas. Nsk8sheua
Mrs. q 3 G1s~r4- Enrkr.
1ladta.
Mrs " y IANrrl1r e&h1BlhIafi
giEfw. EskAa-
Mrs. g w #nnRp. Arra. N'kaH
ErK. n. II ONHa- Gskarfauna
Ca-r, 0EkaE.
Mrs. Thaa Fmr,sru A7'nthtr
ngfRn
Mrs. Il ~ ws6s Marsuw- gsEas
MasF Mariie PsRta,sA. DEGBnuusn
Cry. n,aaa
Mrs.. Hsas~ r. Harlsih 0skAa-
bansB Gfltr. Okla. m
Mrs Masv Diilksss. Nsklssnlna
rIisr- NEzn.
Maas gHllnIm 8ESs snl8rhans
rEtr.. NEaa
MISS TaRspiiianf E-fa# Fan'ra
rs-~- GElR.
Miss EsrasHaus Bsgaasr- N!sal-
Inrnn Cry. MkGn.
MISS Agnes Gr@zDRr. SdRBwsrsrs
YkAa
Minis Frsnnes xbsshan- Ulkls-
umua EfizF- Gkaa.
-An1s Mar Fxazm, 0tlsh hma
INV Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

Fxrmaz sI1-znrE INN ziis ulEaiunKl
fHrssan:zu1sur ~ 1hs wumars sfuwiirs
isiguH vii 1aig1usH The nurwnrln III
zhs lzizllnfEnb zihB1nm gf -ha AnrH.s-
gaaI MEunHrs @enH-sHny JHEgus when
a Iufss1s 81 r'Ilxa IL varrHr wihA
Hsrv'nn pn 1f4e anhar saus hnrsiMr 1ht
vnr viii maa nr Eisrnss 1innr "a
rgr:iBnM:g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09
BY Mrs. i. NJ. Krnnrsc

ASTnElnaarE 7he HxhuEat f3 I'M
wfr'ia : ErHE9nsa 7iantiher RD&
Fr;nt1it1fBsr wiha, fraln -.he wEFs,a6
wsr,HaisS 5r4p aihs wl3afrnrss
sanrau ssairs zargsrch sS3fmrt md
sBr sir1r aaaxs rnnmHnea wEsf
Gana. usi1sr wfnneu frEan .aitHf-Hl'
9pnnl7faes n 1As s1n1f rsrmpsni
ab -ltn EazhFilat rnElHra f1 GrutiErss.
OKLA. nn1 far zArs4 dBrs, 9nnl
9Th --ah. #Hsr@5 themselves t-mm
z4e al11rrs "a 1iht wlraa In5 rngs
|rihHHnstav'gs Hwr sp sFlru1nhl cnn-
tsl1E,lntagu-
Tlias fvsag1 wrHs 7hs Fifth An
ISnfz Itnrxsfz fir Ladies gf 1lhs
Rsu-sm Assm1e78lr Ed ahe Caglb.
h1e Tl4llare "a Oklahoma. F5va
gairs Hra 1Ihe first rsFtrHar xf "a
4ID5 an 1As suu-twHsa WIS hs8S
hrw. >shnns 7htna. u7lhsr ~s--@tr
issEnas18gnls hHvF iRfn arERru-'fI-
IA Ia KsEnsRs Hna GklEhFunn GS1w
These lrtsTarrs H-w Er'rEi5R1 rVFr
Aw mfn who have made m1irlfr
and zhesAngr rihGIr alte sninav--
-inar Lie wFrik-zbHlr 1lrs nA
mn axaa slhnr litp hu1 zhe mfr Ill
Hhe great TrHr,irae 5lw wfaff
HlhEr saart5-dhsa- gssS rna EH
sarUr'ef whose gg-y,nss II IS 1g
save sauls. Ana ~ 7iisesr rsr@ss
nasitax arr sEx9s,rrs In nn TnHa-
afrs pertaining Hp aiilrrs sTdrgTlutl
ard hre afmrs tsr 7hf EE'14 garnnst
Ill rurnr aKvsrr BaTaon aB ti,n@
wasH fuvr DgE s5,ariHlaHn1 TIT nht
aarssi and rrtarFst Ff nn wasnres
-lsivarsr Mi EE wihn uaa#na f-a
esiITrfsf nHlnanrx anr1 nsn,e stFunt
AWAY H1aETfx- -hunaAa nzr rFH-'Ecs-
less
Tshe REVEREND Egdihtr >luyernpr
wEs haHr's as rsn1Hssz. TIff~s il
ma w-sr I'll 1lfsl1lnr whether what
VIZ sfasv Tisese 7r-irSaK rs EuHHatS-
sn1 zn sHFHT aa'Hlu slr sIhHr -Sms
and expense Tbew HrneFs w1isB1
W. ARE saas 1o rgrs and turn
rhHs HFar aR aht srhs,f9 Fr mFo-
RMr-r v4mntw shew rvnnt PER
wusn aipr nvn mgdianr and ARE
wwfw-1 III -aFw~r.
The wVs@ H71nvm .1t,suif;, FHzlhFr
Af8tasih NElhamnll s IT,. sf y
WarFk KTnsas. wRs Ia ta1u-,rp
aalls vHrr Hlsa TT his kinIlF ma
7r-Rts1R:M anErBrinpms iBrriirl
Ernissnsaa ming and nslErw tB I'd
WISE wlhihgrut sE9slan- aaE iiiras
Wrn7Frw and xfrur grF@nra br
WEN ziw Hzs,rwvHN TE EE In EDsf
i arrr,ws aaasa deaiiliisr wsTs hsxn
haen 4AEHr az HraIrH fns rsrHzr'r
rgwt Ehs--
<srusraH ssnrarw~ vs. afhp rHs+rws5
FGsafrasa aw tine 8anaGns1irs SsiR-
-srs arr EE5#nr an,6 rr.E@pwEurhr
1,ns mragnH 1tsazrw as rhe Er-s-
r1Miam M u nlu~wHrw IN charge sfI
Ern5 and rHaliar saFaFws whb saa|
to II zihs7 aihe mthhHrs rsrrnra isl
nlflEssEsr'hsa and 7,HnusfrIL
d TRAINED aiB,Et rs ALWAYS 15I
hlpA IL #rwe Hhnsp In naHa.
Tffsanrh 1as RiiparesHs 81 rhH|
'susirssHs 1pHn. md srlhHrB. MANY
sHrx wam rgnnsS All tine dis7,FxS-
iauu I'd 7isr BnIlw
Miss EEIEgasdf DzNe1 VI NssRn-
nsmsa Trr. rnnam'aa several HEansl
AgrMasr siss1aa #nswaneB 1End Mrx
n r.. AaDes DEED ahe aEmE-srb-
aarann xrssrrrr
AZ efa5rtrs wrp rg@8rf1en \
Hrr tine ensuing FsEr.
T'hr gracious hoEss7nlk7fv III the
SSis'srx rs w'eM E1Fwra
~ - S.:ss:az IN sszs,1.r ~ rtnnemlhsrsa
ESElDxins = i List sf rrtrnsa- /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

TfFlIlr ahssusEnt men, best xiaEr t1
afGlhs ar1TilFEssf aEKs EEHl- viii NJ
liRati4sf 5r- shE ssufa w'nHlr hE-Tf'F'-
ut 1s22. Cslaubf T.. EtnrnnnF. ssEas
lIlisrr xaruznssHsiEnlH-. EEtr waflnHE-
ssaCr Tim gsssu'HHss, ranGnIIlr Ruld. ig
Anununsnt Sr fH Nhs Ears 1iim Efns-
Rg n-wf r1t wsnau= hEHR ag#n Isar-
lninef ftus Hn aiiM a~znlrtt ant 1nF
rz,atn a,uE-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

1,HEn WIIllru a Sapdnf IL llEla-
axra Eary ssEiIlHrt hEs a,sHr lga,airr-
s6 i-Elfhsssr ac -HliEiEr I'M anH W'ns-
asF anIntn1ig1 at the TnHnrsii-y r-
ZAAnFis TsHH1 Ganpntn liIs isea1 .
nsHnahsm Mt Ihs shrnlTy -shHr Esnpc.
Hh iF u s-rnhul1a Es Einrnar rpgisrs
Ef aFw8 ami 5m 1fws waEs WIS u
riisssnnErr n alha Fa1auilnns Er
rFsiiaat IN Guthrie 1nur y'HE-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

/ hire sxhnR clras than brgs xrr
sesasns Hrrailrwuaan sliss summer
1rrnrtlnt 50 raRisfl21ssTns All shs
rhs1rnsasar az rnnlrrnrre nnplrsmtrz
aaz-eal, sspws~ar, 9lhansfmr rsrrasssaAs
sas1 nn sarinns 'HrDsarns" waull De
sag'ae tn rant NC ansaarmarE Ter
anan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

4 aRnt EunEF In alhHz slhf srg,m
sarlt1s rint II Us TrH1s tisrnurEsIlsr
--gsinr he reflufs q Sfa eirlra., hu-
,sr ahas II Is rsinrt ruugmrai n
rrE-lnr 7n reiium 3 5Iz hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

When 1hs Msssas Ins were -hsii-
ufrI1s ~ gsu1fr'ia. shsr were n1wGrs
willing ant -Baey n halg. lass
sflsw fisau xrr Ilgrsria1iun Pune
zs-EIsa Mn1hnfim church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

rrv xha ls.ni,4r ssii dsgsAr'trusr9 rEr
a1saEn4trw- EaG7r hHals Es-5 ger
afIh. s11ss.sgsss ST. rs aar aHish s1izher
aaih wgrK ggrgrrlrmias a1 7riissH.
NuSnt HrvsitHs nHa1 wErr'E Esunl zr
vVnnt snrtliivmss hrnlE xr TiEz lgr1sr
queer. Es itssasssL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

Even vEnssn 1hs nastsisaian viAis1s
frF ilsan,hannrs sslslrFEf Nlrsalr IN snt
sEr-afu 1hs paur wau.f nfas isrs Hlri~
D. il warm fnuur.h 5fr hin Aa 1nas
En an-. EsH fisasnr fE-s 1Eias E1r
xgsfnss,k VIM aanuw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

aasnh-1tx fA tine ssSnrx ns $s1x1S.sS
have ncxrsnnd ss CRlz1arnx IN shs
's'ass swa vasrs ax 1hs rrsnk gls 1et-
ssraz <xpnlisrss -run 1aws gsasaef
arrine the hrn,scraxar afms1axrs-
tim.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

s,a 9sr rnr hEnsuN hBIrf ~ y 1h-
r,frsnn Hf1hrm fFr IBtn EEE-tnr xIE~
shng aapu. @zs1s zfE1 ust In
rrifazs WI nfsnt 1nn,f nina Massi
mar viii sihssnrs Anything snr q Eiss
e ms gE,a as 1rsrg HnHurf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

r'h1rtt-B:x nH1 n, F'Dnrn City hive
nEufs BFrs4nsEsim 8ar snrrEnrH srrs
alhc Tsfs:izHras M1inHry 1rHininc uInlr
an le hsld s1 F'rs SlA, gu9g * N
AIruEs aH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

Tsha American TennEr lntlzs 7sEsir
TIA EBE Essarr pfilirv xr xaisAb hnt
1hs FRANK MiIlHr rnsirw III s3l'I'r
raas cpnsrunv is lavass rrnngr in
iss settlement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

assfl xgauryss 1eHtl1snn. FRvhusls
lstrl sahun aIahaHaa. -ersuEsy vnf
@hs KiwEars xanh nrg 1m AIs-Dund
EsilfGr wsntsE BaHuliau hns hsH-
lrEsnlipfnz 7ur che aEsz 1wp wears
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

THE naEn vasn wAnts Ia lrin 1hf
Iluulfsw fE- rffssns g lugr nssiisiar
ssrh1ss z.hs h8ns ssIEm is sbs same
9Blnw vshs 1hlrias ais wife Is sirF
srr yns1ins 81 angry ns sht hurn
Tsisrs her JaE-~nsr al sns i'iihrs parry
rasiih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

l,nsins the gplf hn IN shs -sugn
.ansars alvRsx cEnss 1bt gaassr a.
snHs ans rviiviyzN amt r Wus an
aw1ua s;tzasn m at.--Ess-zlfsrsills M
gsrvrslss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

a Gerry 1hsrss fiiE-s. whn ttfssir :
rwn n fsiEh asws'xst gaHr his RhIrrf
III nzursf xisxnrs WIN 4 psg,ulE- rl,-
Ia sfsH r~vrAsa1iIa Fnrw amn n 1ns
Er,Hr'- bAAsni -wEiurs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

-hs raEHfn II aH lhxsr M 9H y
F-RM valax 1hzl 4 vsssts wsitw ak
hpnHuEs H. alsf 4nHnrHnrs HEY nrwH
AEgHsnh, hu wuu Always GAN rFiElssr
shf EzimFrE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

ws have zh4 8RrrsEG sspgh NJ
w7ifsrm Rlsrs Hr ssnv-n iHEu1Isin 1II1-
tmns arn. III ElH,uH1T lr'lnsh-
NHFzsr -rR1isns.iszt Cir.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09
|LIRN[k IN LESS Dlkg[p
THAN MEN ON GROUND
Results uE The Lss3 WRr P-vTTns
ThlE 10 Es the Casss AE-
rur1a1g 10 Er1fafh
Sss11s11cf

Fsarss glEnR A-T'hsr~ was leHs
ssn1Elsr ~ naszh. in the asis war. 10 Ef-
1Emrf wihR spwfz IL tina az zhan ae
1hnEe wha raHzilsfzHa xn are sEEnh.
FrHneh s1arsuars shvv thga - psr
rsaH 81 ansnla-T etfis'srs we're 3ElAsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

wt durs rHsKr zflrif ting anSins
rrH rning - aii# usssssirs zirfnn X
wa.r nj E--anrsf ~ sllsy can e.
hars nar l1g ant raIhngs dhnis
wgass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

anfk x<.axs Mussngat runrrArasrs
sAs Aesl named ss spcceel q y
NssSasan. rexgDsl. as Supervising
nrs1Asnss oar kht Fsue Carilissf
sssasss - SALARY "a slsas q wear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

M gunur1ulEr 3r nHlr 3n-rnH-
Esrrir.s ssfssi---iNlHs rhhln1 Laf-'isf'v
xrns ~ IAzlfhnmEs asnsn Eaai1srisirS
.!1nr L. Essssg MFahnrlIt church,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

On aAs sheoss 3hRu chickens an
n nassrtst Ihs nxnrslisn. DRINKING
sssr1asa-n s'n a unrsRrsn. IT. which
.nvsls znus1 rsr AZ rnnsf the Wiser.
has a,ssn lrSsr1rE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

L FHr ErsI lpzHr gG nauHht zf 1hs
1shasr rye Fnr WILL nm 1n-rH
tine garanu Csnna- Mun1ar evening
sIIns IL I'frsc HAfslhDassn church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12
REFORMING THE DANCE.

Down at Terre Haute new chief Of police viii
endeavor improve the morals Of the city by some
rules dancing.
His enterprise is not altogether new and IS in
terestlng only Of the theory that sumptuary
laws OF any have any lasting effect Upon the
standards OF life.
Standardizing any form OF amusement. habit,
or indulgence. has its difficulties and it's dangers
and It is intrepid soul, only possessed by police
chiefs. who longer hazard such experiments
The truth Is that the attitude Of mind rather than
body. IS the important thing. whether II be in
dancing in reading, in working in any other
act OF life.
It is quite conceivable that gathering of college
professors would be shocked beyond by
what would be a natural expression OF emotion
in a party of factory workers-and that. in all
probability the same factory workers would shudder
at some Of the perfectly proper customs of these
same college professors.
1t lie quite imaginable that a bobbed haired girl
may lay her cheek against that OF her husky
heart and dance away the fleeting hours with much
less innocent dreams than come 20 some highly
educated miss who thrills when she touches the
goved hand Of her partner at a formal ball.
Social investigators have pronounced the public
dance filled with many menaces and they have
also discovered that 1t fills very important niche
the complex system of life.
It is the mind that rules. in the end. Merely
changing the rules of the dance alters nothing at
all The real will when astute
mind finds way replace an evil thought that
may filter to the minds of the dancers with some
thought Of good.
Merely removing one form of temptation will not
help much. The big thing is strengthen character
by positive means so that nothing tempt.
When virtue is understood beautiful and vice
hideous, bright badged officials Will
sity of issuing their prohibitory lists of "dons"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12
NEW WAY TO STARVE.

The children of the rich in bridgeport Connect
cut. being starved to shadows by their parents.
These youngsters. according to the school author
tiles. are emacated and under-nourshed and the
board is buying milk to bring them back to normal
strength.
Before YOU get indignant at the heartlessness or
greediness of wealthy parents who could be so
cruel to deny their offspring proper food wait
minute and pity them for being simply ignorant
and thoughtless.
The survey of the public schools shows that the
child from the home of wealth is being starved by
being over-fed. 1t gets too much food and Of the
kind and meets the fate of the child in boil
shevik Russia. through exactly an opposite cause.
The report conditions in the Connecticut city
would probably be duplicated in every other large
city where examination into the health of school
children is "a matter Of investigation and watch
fulness-
Luxures instead of necessities cloy the appetite
and furnish strength. When children are per
mltted to live upon these unbalanced foods. they
really starve from over eating.
Back In Bridgeport the authorities have stepped
i'm ana taken over the matter saving these starv-
ing children from their induIgent parents They
are forced to drinks milk rIenty of it, in order to
get them back 60 the right weight and strength
They given food. not pampering; care. not IN
diligence
Adults might take the tip from the incident and
learn that more people starve to death from too
much food than from little and that the mseries
which excite pity when they come to the Euro
pean peoples who possess no food are reproduced
I'm many American homes because they have money
20 buy much.
Old Mother Nature is the greatest OF all demo-
Gratis. She loves her children without regard to
their station fin lfe-and Furnishes them without
regard TO rank. She IS a great leveler but stern
guardian.
There is no room in her scheme of things for the
idler the waster. The who is too lazy 10
earn living starvos from lack Of food. The
other too thoughtess Or the lack Of others starves
when he gorges himself Tt is time to get wise
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-12

$40 zoe bushels OF wheat, 100000 bales OF
cotton. 100000 tons OF pig iron and $4,000 600
gallons OF crude OIL.
Try to visualize any OF those figures. They
are terrifying in their size and indication OF
power.
Henry Ford wasn't ire-dreaming when he said
that II Germany hadn't thrown IN the sponge.
American mechanics would have covered her with
bOiier-plate.
Forty percent OF the worlds manufactured goods
produced in the United States
county with this enormous productive power
cannot languish much longer in recuperative de-
preston
Human needs and American productive power
big that before long things Will begin to
automatically"
It's good thing. occasionally to ponder figures
like these. They make thrill up the spine, and
from the heart wells up the glad song. I'm
American"