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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06
EXCISE BOARD TAKES
UP MATTER or CITY BUDGET
looNrlNuEn FRoM eAor oN.

CONTINUED FROM PACE oN=
bass. The law has conflist,ng pro
v.sicns and no two INTERPRETATIONS
can be found to agree. The board
just at neon adjourned this question
tin the county attorney and CITY at
torney can go to Oklahoma City ana
confer WITH the state legal desart.
ment ana secure from tae attorney
general his construction Of the var
ious features Of the Law Early next
week the board viii make further
attempt to reach an amioable basis
for settlement Of this vexed question.
The other side of the colored
library question was submitted to the
excise board today 1t now looks
like the matter has devolyea TO pro-
position or factional politics
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06
is CHILD WHO is
LOVED BEFORE BIRTH
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

of heredity and eugenics.
"Parenthood is the greatest of all
human responsibilities. Parenthood
ought to be the privilege of the fit.
To permit parenthood to the defective
and to those who will transmit serious
diseases and defects to their children
is worse than stupidity. 1t is criminal.
Every child is entitled TO belong
to the aristocracy OF health and in
telligence; every child has right to
be born with a good mind ma sound
body"
Doctor DeVilbiss had been expected
to deliver her address in person but
because of pressure of business was
unable to attend.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06
CROSS NEGLECT OF DUTY
AND ABANDONMENT CHARGE

Charging gross neglect of duty and
noneupport Mamie Yer today
through her attorney Chss- Smita.
brought suit for absolute divorce
from Alva \. Dyer. whom she says
has never. since the day of their mar
riage furnished her with house to
live in, but compelled her to live
around arong his relatives" The
couple were married in Guthrie in
1918 and have no children. She says
he is "oonstitutionally shiftless and
ornery."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06

This is the last photograph taken OF
Captain Z. b. Delk master Of the
I.eelanaw the American steamship
sunk by the Germans off Scotland.
His home is in Philadelphia, where
his wife now is.
Only last-minute decision by
Captain Delk before sailing for Europe
prevented Mrs. nelk from being on
the steamship, Having made many
sea voyages since her marriage six
years ago, Mrs Delk went to Calves
ton last April, hoping to sail with her
husband. The vessel had taken on a
cargo of cotton for Russia On the
way up the coast from Galveston to
New York Captain Delk considered the
risks involved, and finally, much 70
the disappointment Of Mrs, nelk, in
sisted she should remain at home
The -eelanaw under the mare of
the Earnwell. was the pioneer ship of
the Earn Line Steamship company Of
Philadelphia, and was in the West In
dian service about ten years, She was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06
FEDERAL JUDGE G0TTERAL
HOLDS SPECIAL TERM HERE

ludse John II. Cotteral Of federal
court IS holding a special term Of
court in Guthrie in order to clean
up the docket Of tag ends. This
morning Dan Kennick. charged with
selling booze TO Usage Indians. plead
guilty On two counts and was SEN
fenced TO four msnths in the Loca-
county Jail on each count ana vas
assessed a fine Of $500 for the firsl
count and SeO0 on the second. The
jail sentences. however will run con
currently. making his sentence four
in place Of eight months. Judge
Herod. assistant T. S. diJdCt at
torney has been assigned here by
Judse Fain to represent the govern
ment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06

(c) American Press Association.
Here is a comparison of the fore
most and the last exponents of the
House of Roosevelt The upper
photograph was taken Of the former
president in one of his most siren
uous moments. The lower is photo
graph of his grandson, now a little
more than year old. 1t was also
taken in a strenuous moment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06
8 S " ~ " 2 81 n N u y " Egw X
@ AT THE THEATRES. u
s. ~ = g. IS s. H s. & g q Ess E e p

"Hypocrites. photoplay written
and directed by Lois Weber and re-
leased by Bosworth, Inc, is one of the
most striking and unusual pictures
now on the market 1t is strongly
dramatic, but has interviewer with its
main theme remarkable vein Of
allegory an dfarasy, whcih is bound
to make it one of the most talked of
pictures put before the public. 1t
deals frankly with the sin of hypocrisy,
and the fear that possesses many peo-
pie when brought face to face with
Truth. For theme so striking, only
a cast of exceptional skill and spirit
could be used. and Miss Weber was
fortunate in securing the services of
such artists as Courtenay Foote,
Myrtle Stedman. Herbert Standing,
Adele Harrington, Dixie Carr and
Margaret Edwards, whose work as
Truth is worthy of special mention.
"Hypocrites" is remarkable also for
the beauty and artistry of the produc-
ton. The photography is superla-
lively fine. the cameramen. Dal
Clawson and George W. Hill, secur-
ing a number OF absolutely new Ell
fects. One scene uses twelve ex-
posures on one piece of film passing
through the camera "a times. At the
Lyric Friday night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06

10. Rorabaugh, who said that addition
Of the Brock corapany's business to
It's chain of department stores gave
the controlling company aggregate
annual sales of $2,5OO,O00. He said
further that the Oklahoma City store
would continue under its present
name, with A. o. Rorabaugh as pres
ident, John A. Brown as vice presi-
dent and general manager, and G. l..
Mayhall as secretary and treasurer.
The last named officer has been as
sociated with the Brock company in
the capacity designated,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06
cAILpRgN,s SUMMER coLps

II is wrong to neglect a cold at any
tire because 1t weakens the system
and lays the sufferer open to attack
from other diseases. Wet feet, sud
den changes in temperature and
sleeping uncovered at night cause
many childrens colds in summer.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
gives sure and prompt relief Sold
everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06
THREE ARRESTED CHARGED
WITH BANK ROBBERY
tBy Associated Press.l

Sapulpa. Okla, Aug. 6.-Three men
were arrested here today charged with
being members Of the Starr gang
They are suspected OF the robbery of
banks at Kiefer and keystone. All
were heavily armed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06

The discomfort and dangers Of hot
weather are doubled If the liver is
sluggish and the bowels inactive.
Foley Cathartic Tablets are prompt,
wholesome and effective in action
without gripping or pain. If you feel
lazy and languid, bloated or overfull,
a Foley Cathartic Tablet will help
you. Stout persons welcome the light
and free feeling they bring. Sold ev-
erywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06

lnvigoratinq TO the Pale and Sckly
The Old STANDARD general strength
ening tonic, GROVES TASTELESS
chill TONIC. drives out Malaria, en-
riches the blood, and builds up the
system A true tonic. For adults
and children. soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06

Special prices to town people at
the EIks Hotel. See II. Howard, Mgr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06

Old papers DC a punch at the Lea1
er office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-06

TOR SALE-ScholarshIp IN Capital
City business College. Leader OF
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-15

idnad NOR id. 2bbia Q. gintbam's B.ae.
table COMPOUND bot mir cine B;lt bes @u,
ten getban, unb segeutpdrtia bin it itart
uno geiuno. Fam meint Grbeit pet-ihten
uno mein 8abp pfleaen. Sd ratbe alien
lsicenoen Srdusn es su netmen uno gelnno
5u weroen, uie i'd es uurbe."-6rau + q n.
ME Cooper, a. S. g., 8riosstOu, q. 8.
9pbia 6. Rinfbam's gssetabl. @omppunb.
hrrgsiteat aus einbcimiiden @urjeln uno
9rdutern, entbdlt feine narfstiihen poer
f&dbIiten 9roguea, uub biIbet beuis ben
Reforo aIs bos sriolsreidtt SeilmitteI ae-
gen meibIide 2ranfbeiten, oas mir feu-en
uno 9auienoe bon freipiIIigeu 8eugniiien
i'm GrHip bes Yinfpam 2aboratorinms Az
spnn. MaH, i4eixrn bieis Sbstiade gu be.
ptifen.
eeit brrt6ig Sabren 1T "a bas Stanbaro
SeiImittd fir psiblihe itranfbeiten asipeisn
uno bat bic Geiunobeit bon 9auisnbeu pon
SruueH pieber bsrgefelIt, melte nit ioldben
Rranibeiten als &eri6iebuneen. Gnt5ln.
ounaen. @ef4Dlren, Tumors, uniesel'
mdsigfsitsn u. |. NJ. bsbaftet parsn.
@enu Sic ipesisilen &atb bebar.
Ten, 10 iuenbeu Sic iid an 2pbia 6.
Einfbam NtcSieine So. (pertranens.
ppl), spnn, Wtaii. SIR Srief mirS
non elmer syraa ge6ffuet unb seleien
unb inter bem Siesel Der geri6ipie.
genbeit beanttuprtet iuerSCn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-15
9eftuhint QDfeina ,

bauptett fid nbtr, benn Is ipirtt pis
Ini6aunnesunterrihi Cine tiidties
Seieaidaft felt bas Drama bar unb
obnt 3meifel sibt ss bieTe Bots i'm
Walnut Strabe 9bsaisr pOnbeisbt,
9duisr.
Die gontpn Girls eaifirn bieIe
Wo4e i'm OIpmpic Sbtdfer u.
bon i9nen miro nit Re9t eeIaet:
Sh0ne MGbhen [, runbe Wdb@en,
sldn5snSe @sip6nber. Iuftiaes gs6dns
Der, feeuifde @unbsr, 'letiriIaes @es
Hunter. Sdnssr unb aiteurs. luities
Shpobronneure, piel Wluiii unb 5on,
unb 10 padsn bic gonton Girls bi.
Ssluder bei ibren S9p6aen unb fiibs
rem fis In Elm luitiees pbantaiiiI9es
Reid, in bem Cuff unb 2a9en berrIcht.
Bert gaier III Der fiibrenbe aomiter,
Der BON elmer ousgs5sitn.tsn 0sisQ'
f4dft unieriiiibi fpirb. Die DoriteIIuns
TT gldn5snb in i.esr gs5ishuns unS
finbst SipeimaI iasIid Itatt.
Sie fibeIsn auto Girls iperben bi.f.
Node i'm Stanbaro Sledter|
5urors MAIDEN unb iid bic Miibs ss'
ben, ben geiud,rn bic a6pi. su Ssr'
oreben. Gs eibt sb.n nur cine 2uit
unb bas III bic autoIuf, BON osn sabls
loien 9lutoliebden gar nift III reben
1ln niht "a Ebnf his gpsuoe fn,ur
bic antos nit ibrsn luiiissn jpn
9abunsen iiber Die giibns raIsn uno
babel biibfas aisber eefunssn ipsrbtn, |
led qsion5t uub fonit gloiria aeiris'
ben pirb. 9lubsrbem sibt ss nllsrI,i
SpesiaIitdtensRummnn unb cine III |
INNER bsisr aIs bic nnbere. 55ntfd6s |
lid eibt es tsins Iduapeilins Minuts. |
Dus Stiid III iibsroiss prdftis dusaes
itntiet unb bic glutom6beIs tpifIeH. |
lpas gum amiiiemsut geb5rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-15
@oobfeaDip sdnserbpr
Sat ipieoer einen srOfen WiitsIisber.
Suwads sn ucrScidnen.

Die 4sitation sur @tipinnuna neuei
Mitslieber, ipelhe Der obiss @trein II
SSsne geiebt bat. f6eint INNER nod
quite Griidte 5u trassn, benn in bsl
lseitrisen 8erIammlung, bic unite,
@oriib bes 5errn U. Beet unb be,
S9riftfiibruns bes Serrn 9enrp 2I.
BERG itattfanb, purbsn abermoIs 80
nsue Witslieber oufsenommsn unb
Stpar:
8m. S6tsfins.r, Geo. ariessr,
9ermann Smipals, Jrib RaFael, 6.
Waltsr aarV Raumann, 5riB Dorm.
Geo. Weiiter, GRIT 5iIdsr, Sacob
aeanbsr, Gbas. 20. Bees, Sobn 3pIa
xnbrOd, 6. 6. 8ruHis, Soc. SaIIsr.
Sarrp llnserbuebIsr, Dm. 2utbeier,
GERM. 5iir9tsnidt, SEQ. Weitboff,
SO6n Msrlanb. 2lus. Sung, paul
3adOtp. 6. s. S6umader, Dm.
Sdu.ler, 5tnrp 9eroIo, Gelir GDl.
tom, Sermoun Wen,. aus. WeBIer,
Jrant Wei5sI, GrsS.JIsob.rmanu, So.
fepb gobIr.
Der @ersnlsunsE ausI6ub, bem
bi. @prbersitunssn fir bas i'm ausuft
B. 3. gu begebenbs 40. Stiftungsfeii
ubertragen tporben iinS, beriHtet.
bur9 9errn MIbers, bab er aus ae.
ipifen 8riinoen p.bsr einsn beltimms
ten Tag nod einen bsitimmten syeits
plaB babe feftisben ,0uHsn unb Bat
I'm tpeitere 5riit, bic ibm nu6 bereiis
piuisit sspGbrt fpuyb.. GbenIO ipuroe
es BEN ausidub !iibtrtaFsn, uieber
cine Der biibf4en Tnmpfer erturfio.
nsn fir WtitsIisbsr uRo beren samis
lien gu urrdngirsn. Sin RunbIhribeu
Der Cincinnati surnsemsinbe betr.
llmssitaItuns Der Central Surnbaae
IN Elm @ereins saIubbaus purb. ebens
faus bsm 9srgniigunssausihub iimrs
lpisieu uHo bsrfelbe autborifirt, ben
g&rsin in elmer bic slnselessubeii bes
treflsnosn 9eIesatsnpsriammIuns bic
am 28, b. Wi. iiattfinoet. gu psrtretsn. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-15
Gbe.GrIaubmisif.in..

|Rupmonb 9Opb. q, Cambridge, 8
GbarIOttd 9aois. %, prinestor
I l5oiel.
)Murpbp @rs.fOn, %, Calhoun, Ga
5ilba @.nSsri4mitt, 10, 1924 gap'
lmiuer Strabs.
(tnrp 6. gdter. 26, gaif.tts, @a.
lSenneti Wiuiums, 80. 9lsnbaIe. 8.
J@inidm GOifeuO, %. 234o Bbsslsr.
l9irsiHia SurtmdH, q. 3l3 Oft 13.
(Samss Smitb, %, $40 W.it 4. Ctr.
lanHis Sarris, %, $40 Dsf a. Cir.
(sianIsb arumsr, 81, 969 on Court.
lglnna Drabman, 19. 933 parabroms.
! )Wigiam gIume, AZ, 217e Bernard,
Carrie 2Obrun, 46, 2117 Gsnton-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-15
6Ola fur fissal

aaa aim 84tninla St grns n. s.is.is.H.

hssb irh IN seHnrn kfit Inn 6nin fir M~-es Eisr-
80 lautet Der @ebentfpru6 an Der
EiieHriHgen, bi. iebt an ale opferpil.
igsn WGuHer unb Sruuen bsutfhen
Stammss fir Cob uno 9OIbesnert5
tur @ertbeiluns tommen.
Gnf4liebenb an bi. grinHerung.n
ner groBen bsutIhen 3eit unb sipeds
lnterftiisuus Der Dittipsn unb Wdi.
len Der I'M Rriees sefalIeHsn DeutI6en
Derben 2riessrinee, Dabrs.i6sn ops
ertDiIiger SiIfsber.iii6aft, an sieis.
Tiseu ausseeeben, tpelhe in ho4bersi=
ger BeiTe bas ebi. Wert unt.rftiben.
Di. Rinse, bic iest in sr0bsr.r 4ns
5ahI bier einsetrpffeu iinb, ,perben Don
Der rSiitorii6en @ei.lIitdft DON
Rtp gort" bergeifent. Bon ibr III bic
anr.sung bieisr Spenb. fir bic
RriegsnOtbIeibsnben aussegGngen. 81.
mar bisber i'm Stanbe, $1,000 aus
bem erI6s Der Ring. on D.uti@Ianb
absiifiibren.
Siren @ertrie6 in biefger Gtnbt
bat bas Gineinnatier golts6latt
ii6erHpmmeu.
Die Rinee tperben enttptber eesen
ab!isferuus Don dltem @oIb unb Gil.
b.r far ben -S@meIstissI1 ober fir
Hinbefsus einen Dollar abesgsbeB.
Stb.r folIte be geIegenbeii ipabrueb.
men. in bief.r Meile eiren geitrag fir
,ie Rotbl,ibenben gu fpenben. Der
Ring uirb nod fix Rin6 uHb Rinbess
Timber ein fperttboIss Mnbenten an
be grDbte Perio6e in Der GeIHiHt.
Der @sIt fetn. Sir bic Grduen ifnS
RaSeIH dugefertigt sporben, bic bsmfeIs
81 3re6 bisneH.
Dasan: s0sst GsFs fHs Gifsu. j
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-15
seder ssOiteu RO. e3s, O. ". o..

Sn @bpeisubeit bss 5srrn grant
aoiier fiibrte Der Senior Ditssgpms
manber gbris. Ban ben 8orfis IN ber
seitrissn 9eriammluns Der cbissn Drs
ednifotion bic in Der Central Surns
bale itdttfuno. 3ur sroBen Trenbe
Der Mitglieber mar Der ertrantt genes
fens Gbiutdnt, 6err gbos. enslin
aud tpisber uuf BEN poifen. Die 6ers
zen GHarles Ruhl unb Grant aasfsr
fDatSsn als DsItsutsti ~ ben eamis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-15
Yon Der Sd6ne.

| Murp Ssmpefi, bic aaerliebite Gou.
brette in manteH iuitissn Sperettsn,
bat ii6 Der Spredbiibne 5ugeipanbi
Inb bisie DO9s prben bic 9eiutsl
bes Gprie : 5beaters 4eleqenbeit
habeH, bic alnftIsriu In BEN ghpanl
.ytearlp UlarrisO" als bic Snbaberir
Der bauptiaaIi6eH JrausnroIIs su Sc,
punbern. Cine sbte Soubrstts III ebeu
m allen SdttsIn gsre9t. es banoel.
fi4 I'M siu friia psrbeiraibs.ss CHE.
paar, bag idpu in ben iyIittetpodsn
aus ssringfiisisftsr lrfa9e Streit Be-
iommt uuo ins Snsiounssaeri9t
lduft. Die @sri0buung pirb aber ipi.s
Der hergefi.ui unb bic alags pirb p,rs
ssHen. Rur mug e. pDhl irasnbpo IN
einem WiHtsl Der @treinigfen Siaa.
ten .inen Srt ssbsn, no G6eiounasn
ausssipro6en tpsrbsu, obne bab bi:
9auptbst9eilistsn 5assssn iinb ob.r
Iusiaeen MAIDEN. Sds g5tpaor III
insfpii6en nit nsusm Wutb sum speis
ten Wnl auf bic Sod5sitsreiis seaans
gen unb bic Grslnbe bsiberlsi @es
i4Iedts reiien nad. nm ibm bic Gnts
f9eioung bes Gsri5is NIT mshr ober
penig.r S6absnfrsube unb ionitigsn
moralif6en gso.Hi.n gu p.riiinbsn.
Sd aibt ss natiirIi5 aIIsrIei inter,iion,
ts Wtnbungeu unb Der 3uFddusv
fommt aus Der suten 2auns niHt b.rs
aug. Wlorie Ssmpeit tpirb BON siner
suten Gefeni4nft unterftiibi. Die ,in.
selnsn RolIsn iinb gut bsisst unb Der
shedterbefu6er g,nisbt cine @orit.l,
lung, bi. ibm @.rsniisen unS Sur5s
neil bon aufans bis gum gnbs gee
pSbrt.
asn SoditaSer, Der a6uig nIIer
Winiirsls, prObu3isrt feline aunft bisi.
Wo4s in 9. 3. 9eitbs 9beaterI
unb bi.Isr @steron Der S9marss.iidts
tunit, Der feline 5rsunbe unb 9.pun.
berer but Dom 5elI Sat. BON Vetp
gort BIG gum goIbenen sbOr in San
Graneisco. Dirb ben gefu9srn bss
Shsatsrs ssissn, bat CT INNER nod
Der srObe Minftrel IN. or bat nsu.
aitb.r. neue gsfi.n unb neue mis..
gefonbsrs bat sr .s auf .9ebSp" abs
gefeben. Die .2oneIome 2aiIjssI fiibs |
ren cine mufitoIiIae aom5bis i'm aIsi'
ren auf. &c iinb fdmois Siimmsn uno |
Is fsdt Ssmpenmsnt In bieFtn Td'
bels. Noheb fiibrt feline QfFf.n Dor, Die
IiH In Der b.ften 9sisnf4afi fetxn lai,
len i5nneu. Damn gibt es nod prdhc
Iiss tur5s Gindfter, Cuff unb grnit
,ur6sinonber a.iporfsn, unb BE beftsn
Spe5ialiidi.natts. BE be 9auoebills.
'iibns iib.rhuupt rur berDotbrins,n
ann.
Das fran. 6Ff8e G6dufpi.l .Du.
nuseb GOODS" pirb bisis @ode i'm
@ nlnut Strdbe T6tdter
,esebsn. Sds grduiige Stiid banbsIt
'oH Der ssfale9tIi9en @erirrnne, be-
en- Gpleen NIT 6rutaler giddtb.it bars
isIest tptrben. gls ss Dor 5fusi Sabren
rtrf auf Der glHns syihisn, bli.btn
is Gusssffs niGt aus. DaS Gtlf BE-.
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Sic aranf5eit
Sititr Srau
Sdnen seiuiden 2sbia 6. Hini.
bam's @esefabIe Gompunab.

gribsston 2. $50 rlnfds Stnen
tauifnbinaI 5u banien fiir oas @ute, oas mir
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ton County Memorial ausIdub er.
nannt. tpel&er bic 9orbereitunsen fir
bic oiesiGbrise grdberfdmiidunssfsis
trifft. 2lusuif Brauiamp uno gbris.
Sdul5s. ipel9e bsi Der iiinsiisu Dabl
aIs auartiermsiitsr refp. 4fliitsnttn
sripdblt iporben iparen. tpurben burd
ben grzgommanbsr german Srante
in ibre Nemter einesfiibrt. Sm llebris
gen tdmen nur Ruutihsseiddfte aur
Grlebigurg.
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$3.50, MnTbington $500, Dsif @ir.
sinia $1,000, unb Wisconiin $87, ,276..
80. ipobpn bic Stabt WtiIpauiee allen
SCI, ,2O3.S0 btiseifeuert bat.
Die bentide sHotbe arsua @eIe[ls
f9aft" BON Siib Carolina beridtete,
baB iie Biz gum 10. Sanudr 1915 ST.
750 toIIettirt bat unb sleihseitis. bdb
beidlofsn fDurbe. ale iiinftis sinses
benben Gelber an bds NutiondlbunSs
Silfszaomrnittes ob3nliefern.
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Die .Rittbeilunsen1. bas Organ bes
yfdtionalbunbes. beri9ten iiter BIZ.
proHpte unb senaue me6nunssz
abIose Sss giatiOnoIz5iiIf -aommit-
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Der Selber bur6 bas gaatipnals
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-02

c-Phryne-"Shal1 I play Stars
and Stripes FOrever'?" Theodore-"No !;
only for little while, ease-"-Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-02

Aid society of the Oakland Presbyter-
ian church will be held next Thursday
with Mrs. Roy Nelson in Winfield ave-
nue..
The Ladies' Aid society of the Oak
land NJ e. church will give a chicken
supper and bazaar Wednesday even
ing. November 3, in the 1. o. 0 F. hall.
The regular business meeting of the
Oakland Veteran club was held last
night at the home of Comrade and
Mrs. Chas. McCarty with the president
Comrade Sam Jones. presiding Fol-
lowing the regular business session a
social time followed. Those present
were:- Comrade and Mrs. Sam Jones,
Comrade and Mrs. Jno. Harris, Com
rade and Mrs. Thos. Potter, Comrade
and Mrs. Moore, Comrade and Mrs. c.
r. Cole, Comrade and Mrs. McCarty.
Mrs. NJ. Dolstrum. Comrade Luther
Sterry of Leavenworth, Comrade VIM.
Cooper, Comrade Geo. Ralston, Com
rade Geo. Rake and Comrade Scott
Kelsey. Comrades Rake and Clark
viii entertain the club members in
celebration of their birthday anniver-
saries Tuesday Nov. 9Th at the Rake
home
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-02
SANTA FE NOTES.
Items for this department C,eJ Do
phoned to 3915 or State Journal ofSlca.

H. B. Laut, assistant to tho general
manager. is confined to his home with
an attack of the grip
W. L. Wilkerson of the electrical
department and Mrs. WilkerSon have
returned from d months pleasure
trip to the Pacific coast.
Word has been received here of the
resignation of Trainmaster Lloyd
Stanley of Marceline, Mo. Mr.. Stan
ley was formerly trainmaster of this
division.
Machinist James Weir and Boiler
maker Peter Melchoor have gone to
Philadelphia, Pa, to enter the employ
of the Baltimore Locomotive works.
The Santa Fe sent five men from the
system who had shown unusual ability
with machinery to the Baltimore
works.
Miss Josephine Cramer left Sunday
for Clovis, n. M, where she will spend
few weeks vacation with her broth
er, Fred Cramer, and family.
Fireman Gus Lundquist, who has
been in the company hospital here the
past two weeks, is reported improving
slowly
A number of Santa Fe people from
Argentine, Emporia and Newton are
expected here Wednesday for the an
nual Engineers Wives ball to be given
at Kellam hall.
Mrs. Alex Charles of Cedar Rapids
Iowa, is visiting c. H. Bunger of the
passenger department and family