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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-08-21

To most chautauquas DR.. Thomas E,
Green is an old friend. But with Z
new lecture he comes this season, sup
porting the gospel of good health and
personal efficiency, lecturing under the
Inspiring title. "IIow Do You Do?v
AT the time the German ambassador
was sent home by President Wilson
DR. Green was In Oklahoma City,
where the legislature was in session.
Naturally the stirring news coming
from Washington greatly perturbed
the people of the city and excited even
the legislators. They could not con-
tinue in their egular routine ..l.i daily
grind of bills without se4e unusual
letting off of steam. Tie result was
an invitation to DR. GFeoa 70 address
the houses Of the legis,etr-e in con-
current session on ire zrh cot of the
European war, and the lieutenant gov
ernor aud the speaker OF the house
were sent 10 his hotel Gearing the In
yitation to accompau. them back to
the statehouae for a ..ef talk to the
assembled crowd OF representatives
and visitors.
In his present tour under the chau-
tauqua auspices Dr. Green is bringing
the gospel of good health to our doors
The nation is bending every effort
at present toward higher efficiency, and
good health is almost the first requisite
to be attained. Since good health is
very largely a community affair. DR.
Green has been asked to discuss com
munity's responsibility for measures
looking to the good health of its eiti-
Zens
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-08-21
Will Lecture at the Chautauqua
Wednesday Night.


Ahfoat talcum powder Zoe. at lands.
Money TO loan on real estate, Apply to
" o Norris,
New Spring Dress Goods aud silks at
Palmbaum's.
Chldren's wash suits from IL to yrs.
Plenty of styles and prices range ron zoe
! 81 so the suiE. Geo c. Marsteller, One
Price Clothier
New Hosiery and Underwear at Palm
bALm's.
Kreso Dip prevents Hog Cholera. Buy
it of KILLERS Pharmacy.
Shoes for men and boys, work or play, at
be old prices. See US first. Geo Mars
teller, one piice clothier.
See w. Ralph Burns for cook stoves and
steel ranges.
Ryzon Baking Powder. high grade, S5c
per ID s1.00 Cook Book includei in first
purchase. G. L. Renuer.
Pumps of kinds sod and installed by
W. Ralph Burns. Give me call.
Headquarters for thre. hing coal. Poca-
hontss and Georges Greek. John c Burns
Co.
For ent-Bungalo near N & " Station,
good garden. Apply to c. F. Wall.
Corn, oats. millfsed. hay always on hand
John Z Burns Co.
Plain and fancy voiles. dimities, batist
| and aaxen for summer ware. s, H. lands
New aces, Enbroderies, and White
Goods at Palmbaum's,
| Straw hats at half price: Marsteller's.
Lace, insertions, embroideries, buttors
and other trimmings. S. p. Lands.
See ". Ralph Burns about Round OAK
Moistair Heating System
Fresh batteries at the Jefferson Garage,
aud anything else in the automobile. line
that you NAV want.
Two Deering Binders in good condition,
taken in exchange, bargain John G.
Burns Co.
All the binder twine you want as long as
it lasts 17clb. John c. Burns 4 Co.
A Modern Way Heating Plant to heat
your home. For sale by W. Ralph Burns.
For selfish reason | prefer TO sell my
stock ewes in the county, because want te
buy the ambs and wool next seas on. c. +
Wall.
Consid r the price of lambs and wool
can you afford to be without ewes. Sc
Wall and get nice bunch bef re they ar
al gone.
Few good lucks for sale. CT Wall.
| 6 H. Hendricks bought 100 ewes fror
c. F. Wall the past week.
Special sal on mems low shoes at Maj
steer's,
W. RALPH Burns carries the larges
assortment of Ranges in town. Come i
and lock them over.
MI rs Psarmqcy sells Flemings Fistul
remedy
w. Ralph Burns can make You comfol
table with modern heating plant.
Call to see W. Ralph Barns when in nee
of plumbing and heating outfits.
White and black silk and Iis,e hose fc
l-dies al Lands.
Cumfy cut vests ard gauze undsrw :
for men ard ladies' at s HI Lands
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
FOUR CAPTAINS
OF YALE TEAMS
ENLIST IN ARMY

The announcement few days ago
that Harry Ie Gore. Yale football
and baseball star, had refused a
lucrative offer from Owner Phil Ball
70 play baseball with The 81 Louis
Browns In order 70 serve Uncle sam
Is not surprising. when the patriotic
traditions Of Old Eli are considered
Yale has always furnished i;s
quota OF young men for our wars.
more .proporuonately than any other
school with the possible exception Of
Princeton
Scores OF Yale men served IN the
Revolution. he War Of 1912 and the
Civil war. and IL is o. interest ar
this time 10 note that four men who
have been athletic captains az Yale
during the last two years have al
ready needed the call 10 the colors.
Harry lie Gore. captain OF the
baseball team Holcolm York. cap
tain Of the hockey team Louis Fer.
guson. who led one OF lsie's great
eht swimming teams and Johnny
Overton captain Of the track and
crosscountry teams. have enlisted
Tor service Ia the marine corps
Rex Hutchinson football cente-
and outfeldnr on me baseball team.
has also enlisted
The FIVE athletes viii receive
temporary commissions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
D. A. B. F. Notes

Meeting ~ 'r~ Dcfrntf Amateur
Baseball federation As usual Wrdnre-
DAY night a. e 30 o'clock Room 500
FarVeu building Managers only
Uill attend
The second ronnd IN Glasses r. and
r. and the frst round iu class a.
wee staged sunday All gsmes were
played.
The Barry Real Estater- hold ~
lions on All tho runs III the'r game
with strand Billiards. The score vas
~ % 3
Enough home runs were made r
Sundays games 20 last fot month.
The 0rst shutoets IF Tho season
were turned in hy the - fehr RI
8 club and tho Phantom Grub The
victims were The Travis and Douglas
clubs
walton club-B & " contest The
winning run u a % gam. was
marked up in the ninth inning ard
the Waltous were the lucky ones
regular old time batting bee
marked the Merrlmac Oakdafe game
AZ fhe latter's grounds 10 rHnf being
scored by the two teams The oak
dale club corralled the majority for
verdict
Alerts. newconmsrs in the fedora
tion gave the Detroit Merchant ire
stir battle. losing by 10 count
Kentucky club. altho losing So tho
Burns shoes 4 to g. give promise ~
making trouble for Glass A teams
River Rouge colonIsls and pinFree
A. had p day ~ owing 90 tho odd
number ~ teams Iu their riaesee
Umpiree association wrI meet ~
2 20 o'clock al SIS tarwrii buildiuv
All members should 7ttend
In order 90 GO an even number rf
clubs enrolled w the Cisaf a and 81
one or three teams can enter We'd
nesday might
Msroons Athletic club zna cray the
Clothier viii make april rafIou FOR
two ~ The vacancies nrehnr q Toll
Southeastern Resident .r spine oth
or teams can RET ir rla.r .vhIfr an
openine ir o. also held
Manaasrs of the Arleis plyruph joe.
KeTWins and Detroit BIOS are re-
7ueetsd to attend the meeting to-
niGht.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
Not Be in Prize Ring, But in Air" Says Carpenter

JOHNSON waiter WAS very cheesy
Tuesday. and Should have Deen CIV
en- fine druhhing 40 less than Is
blts were foorcd on him. and except
IA Two iunIns5 he continually made
trouble for himself
Young cobb. Veach Holman and
Wit au took advantage OF the oppor-
Uuiy to mtten their hating aver
acCs That more than i've runs
We're nor scored ls due 20 the fact
chat Or. Tigers had 20 play a slug
eIue game Al The way and could
TOT AFFORD 90 bother with The one
uly opportmJu that came
Youur's single and Coops double
n The arst irrIng accounted for one
HIp a vr|k Tor Young and sin.
rIr hy VeaeH q Hrilm4n scored
uo.'er ie thf third ngles by
lc.ne and CohH and sacrifice hy
.hr mw .hr0aet in another I'M the
th t walk tor 1r triple by
UyIman ard m .uaeId play on
Btru were responsible for two
Wo.e loo tle FfH'h
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
ANOTHER GOOD
PROGRAM READY
DevOnshire Meeting presents
It's Fourth Card; Place Bets
Reward Plungers

TN, fourth afternoon lf fhe pay
onshire race meeting au BE- fea
ured by another Of p- N9oo
tcndicsps which are rarias eery
popular across me r.ve- Taru,mr
n1gs IN rs Wedness%y lia u.s. are
Etruscan and The inevitable PAN Za-
rets. old Pan having oa'' $50
pounds 10 carry This "trip Six other
well filed cards are on The pro-
graz.
Place bets were thc b.g 4ish FOR
the pluugers Tuesday rar best
thing OF the day was lscheat rh.e
which was beaten by a nos sy Sy-
bn in the fourth race Even so.
Ischgabibble pAid S40-u Ger s. uc6.
cs 20 place. and Was p 70 50
show one more Jump ard big
thing would have gene .Ntr Az
other big place bet Has l.ril- N1}-
err. in the sixth race Ems horse
Nas beaten by King * eur paid 3
To- / and E 20 20 place nt stpF
Rose Juhette. heavily backed m thls
event. vas left al he pos
The seventh race provide t1s biE
upset OF tle cay Col Ggtehus won.
rsying "a 20 and Early Morn,
paying l3 % 20 place WAS second.
The mport2Et feature 5' tGe Tues
icy program was The reversal "
form by Iauoyia. which hand..E
Won the 81 900 handicap This mare
crossed up he boys Sat lrday bur
vas world bcater Tesda. Hanc
via was aga.c the favorite nut Sa
So, drew down big wad OF dough
and then '.l"c 20 get into Re-
money
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
Nationals Get Seven
Runs In Second
and Cop

Misfortune fell upon a Tiger
pitching squad Tuesday in moro
ways than one. Carroll Jones. who.
WIS slated 90 work today, ~ IimpInf.
today a. the result OF @ lnc drive
that he stopped With hos r ia ha,.
ing practice Tuesday aai h"a h7'
to take a furlough until his wouat
heal cobb hlt The balp. Chat de-
veloped hloodthirsty i,odcnc'e
Just Tho viii pitch this afternoon
is question L. depends upon
whom Manager Jenuings wants to
save FOR New York Willie Mitche.
would be good bet Hr used 'u
beat washington regularly when be-
was With cleveland Harper ma
draw the Washington ASSIGNMENT %.
day. altho sGallia and Shaa Can go
II called upon
TIE Nationals saved johnson ye-
terday by pulling stun 'nat fher
usually work against the GERS
couple. OF times season I6c
went wild in one ming ard ciuehed
the verdict Coyeleskie had nothins
on the ball. All he had out there
was his glove Still, he Sot by che
drst inning fairly we'll and Or was
ngured he might improve Judge
and Foster we're eas youts Shsul
pa, a terrific drive toward right bur
onehanded circus catch by Burns
nipped that liner
Rice started The second and was
thrown out by Young Smith sin
Sied 10 righ, Morgan scratched
hit 70 second the ball going safe
because OF its leisurely rate OF
travel Then Covey WAS called upon
70 show what be had and bis arm
wouldn't respond He walked Ain
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
ORAL BETTING NOT
LEGAL ~ NEW YORK

ALBANY y Y May IA
decision by The court ~ appeals
here Tuesday has thrown con-
sternation into the ranks OF the
followers OF running races IN
this state. The decision con-
Armed the conviction ~ book.
makers who used the oral sys
tenn OF betting. and put a con
struction on the law that viii
make even oral betting very
hazardous.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
ROTARIANS TO
BOWL TONIGHT

The bowling team. Of the Detroit
Rotary club viii engage in national
competition tonight. The Detroiters
will DO their rolling AZ Sweeney
Hustone. and viii telegraph their
scores to central city Rotary
clubs in all Rqrts Of the country
VIII perform In the same fashion
1outght-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
Tigers Fatten Averages Off
Walter, But Are Easily Beaten
RUTH STILL UNBEATEN,
But INDIANS SCARE HIM

CLEVELAND. May 16 Babe
Ruth Is hero of rea. con-..u-
uyo Victories and mo- defeats rbs
spring hui De- had a mighty close
eaii here Tuesday afternoon
tfrcr The Red SoN htl .rnen
hm sM run lead ue Babe
was knocked our of thr box and
Very nearly beaten Dutch eon
ara finally came 90 the rescue
and s@>rl.lh. came. Which won't
to Boston hy % score of o to p
Rufh WAS knocked ogt or the
box To the sixth speaker cor
three h's. but fon'ed ont in tho
n.rfh when he h1' tlr WING
ar1 0nlne runs on 'hird ami
second.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
POLES WIN IN
TEN INNINGS

ORCHARD LAKE. Mich, May rs.
There was enough bad baseball
Tuesday in the game between the
Polish seminary and Niagara uni.
versity 10 make IL a thriller The
seminary got away 10 a good lead
but Niagara caught up IN the sev
enth- and not until The tsnth could
the Poles put across their 2 20 7
victory.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
RoIlie Zeider.

<vEN that have passed Roie
- bunon the baseball IN
IL somebody 70 give Roe credit for being and
and one
ound why the Bruins the the fact that zede
hitherto believed
By father. his n
n alarm
waving
head far from the chief
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
All Fish Welcome.

Tom Clemens. swimming coach
az the Y. NJ C. A.. announces that
every human hsh 10 Michigan Is
welcome 70 enter the Memorial day
splash meet az Belle Isle. There
will be races AZ 80 yards 100 yards
ard 400 yards tree style and the
Y VI. C. A. team challenges sill
Corners
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16

rnninrs j 22 s Ri +
Athistics. o 0 o.
chicago $40 2 o-0 Ill l6
BsttcrleS--E. Johnson. Myers, and
Haley. Benz and SchAlk Umpires-.
OLoughin and Hldebrand
TnninxS..l 3s45s So RI +
NeN York0 80 10 6 9-7l+
81 Louis. q "a 0 o Q 90 II
Batteries-S ha wkey and Nunamak
er. Hamilton. S0rthoron and SEVERED
Umpirea-Evans and Eallin
Innings..i : X 2
rostor 202il o N--s 81
Cleveland 90 9 2 0 o 60 II
Batteries--Ruth. Leonard and
AEnew Coumbe. Lambeth and O'ketl.
UmplTes-NcCormIc and Connolly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Mcdre.an,.. Gam~..

Washington in Detroit
Athletics lu Chicago.
New York IN - Louis
Boston 10 Cleveland.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
The Eight of His Life

life would be In for the
will be the
air With these words
Georges Carpenter and OF the
OF championship
French boy has milf
tary aviator he brush with the Frtzes as often
killed
bhey He tells amour one oil MS ougnest
air squabbes
was IN In when several thousand
climbing and succeeded
His machine had
speed weight Weight count in the ring ou IN the
big. numbering fighter
my, Like nnnble lightweight he
clio n on there Ny
hit nothing but air He had sidesepped me
Then lodging hands. feet my head in
machine
gun keep Of his The Ger
had twisted ducked and side
the bullets his machine gun spit
forth enabled him hun
these nothing machine sher and
for instant
During this fight al II close
death But did not realize this until aferWsrd In
thought anything
your 70 outmanoeuyre him.
its
in day when he
glide smashed
badly gashed head and other painful bruises and
sprans
who willing
uph unit the exhiaatng
depends life his
countrymen and deah for the enemy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16

-or the nrrt time IN quite speIi
stunN Hrinnis' pusfiuotnE ls ~ the
same hrsnd 49, was furnished by the
odd MackB~n's afo0.hOo lnheid = fr~
years sRo. His sensational work &C
sees one. coupfesf with bfs nr~st wst-
Iopiag. ~ the bhE festRre of tbs Ath-
ieftru' psrforxnaure
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.
wednesday, Games.

Chicago in Boston.
Pittsburgh in Philadelphia
Cincinnati IA Brooklyn.
ST. Louis In New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16

pasted Tor Couch IH ur eighth
IunIpgs 80
petrcft ...I OI 0I - p o.
Wash FEfon r % -If
PifrtIup 4u1nary % hits and q
times az hat N Co"elerEia 10 f-3
lnufags 2 hits and times ~ bat
90 raest iu - inning hits and o.
tire. a. hat ~ Couch in i-f inc
uIuEa hif aud times ~ bn. m
Jarer ia inning Tvo-base tits
Cobb Er. smith spencer Three
base b.f -WeilmRrn struck out.
re-, r.rrU tAlnHuithl br Iaurs
tHlaueJ Fases on balie-ON CoveIes-
kIe "A fupiuffhI or Dauas tf'fau-
Iul-rouI Oh couch fCraneI an
Johnson Young Couch. Cobb
Double ninyn--JnhrF0n Foster and
fsdRs shanEa aud crane left 1r
b aaea Johnson ifif b. pitched bsI
Fy f0hnsou Detroit ~. Washtrgfou
s Wild pitch fHurna) Time e.
Tn pires-o owens and Dfneen Atsend
ance. -53fs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16
Omar Up-to-Date


suspicion that somebody had
the Kentucky DERBY last
The that biz exciting
/
colts do we'll this
acclimated in than
years and useless much OF
the the
when John Morris imported
down a price OF 10 10 J.
Billings Johnson entry
That
Johnson folks laugh Omar
worked carefully steadily Hot Springs and
horrible trimming Ticket the
big fayorte
considered The odds
owlsh
urday
rounded
a o
a
whispered
In
wcreo
half
lengths who
that and that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16

lead at The end OF The second
eghttay IN me
Is feeling that the game was safe ha
ball Tuesday
slapped him and they thumped him ohey every
four
reason to expect MN 10 aOor
He did hard But ne couan
get batter two and three balls ~ se
would been sune TOT s
He hit witt When Walter hits batter
be eaTeu
when pitching bened the Fn couple OF years
Walter became very nervous
thereafter
passed
sofv soak yesterday taa
with those he has lost and declare
that he back II a palpable on day
&c ue that Coyeeskie Dau Several
trouble seacy But they have no
failed
theseyes would have been so bad as pauss
that NOT hnSeI ana
would have eenb bad strategy leave him in there
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16

TEN the Tigers get bum pitching as.ins, ,S bad
Wv pitching the time for T. That "oas on
Swede will event anu
the nothing ou
observation II IN
golden chance TO massacre old " cI
be hurting opponent uu4eh ' Ss
his seaso
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16

altho had been close quarters
realize this until aewsrd In
thought for anything except 10
outmanoeuvTe him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-16

concr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-18

discover any mechanical flaw before
final assembly.
Every four ana six cylinder neiae
is Block tested bctpr' it leaves the
Toledo factory Tho WHY'S Knight
iour and eight cylinder motors are
tested thoroughly at the WHY'S over
land factory in ElyrIa. ONO. before
being shipped to Toledo
To take care Of the enormous mum
ber Of engines thai are block tested
al the Toledo plant several dynamo
.doter rooms have been opened.
In the block test room for light Ion
motors there are facilities for testing
800 motors thoroughly each d1y The
motmors are mounted on 'hlocls' and
err while are operated by The 'ly
utmos 10 which they are ltlacncd.
Alter the parts are di nj snllicl-
emily run in 'he engines are givea
mel and are allowed tn operate the
lynamos, being run that way for hours
At time, ulil they are considered
.eady for the ehasais assembly
Immediately after the dynamomei
~ test all the oil blacs are unscrew
ID and the parts arc examined and
leaned thoroughly ha.o. behg sent
10 the emily rooms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-18
IN THE AUTO WORLD

teh uoilaI =o''i Is eAplaiI'u pE tue
company pointing OUT ih"" "nie 'n'
l'le oi S'o II "lS'''BulS'leu III Hs'''
as lne n'rroWPS' price du'aice 'le III
ouS''l ~ l't mas "''''oui'''" '' Is p"'
one 'nl'u ol ln'' amount "neu tue
MaAWell puyef 'hls year fe'l'1eS ihat
lhe price '''ef May WIN Dc pul 4lo
more lhah 'he MaNweii 5 cost was lll''
tune last year
pnvors n,n1 ,o.,u a,5i ,,syo.n H.
mo ,ooo -, n,t.o io,ro,.os finn. n,o,.
,ana,ai n,,o,,,t.o,. n,. n,a,.,r. las,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-18
EAST of stroud

The Magnolia Petroleum company
No / + Waite farm in section Il Is Z
is fishing at 2l10 feet
The Monitor Dil a Gas Co No /
steele farm in section l5-7 is shut
down, after muddyne Off the gas in
the barilesylle sand No on the
same farm is shut down at l6S0 feet
The Continental Oh Refining com
pahy No |, G Nancy farm in section
S-l59 is drlllig at $50 feet
Joe Abraham has set casing at 2,
i'o feel in his te4t in section 9-lb-9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-18
LARGER ACREAGE
IF " HEAT F0R
SPRING UHGED D.
@i,tisEf Aiti HOusTON N
AGAIN iPpEtLS TO CHOtI-
FRS 70 lEDOl BiI.
EFFORTS

Washington April IL Farmers or
HE spring wheat belt. particularly
those Of North Dakota, Minnesota,
South Dakota, Washington, Montana
and Idaho, were called upoa by Sec
ietary Houston today to plant more
wheat Immediately TO make up the
serious shortage threatened by the un
promising condition OF the winter
wheat crop
Action at once \ imperative" said
statement issued by the secretary,
"and the hest opportunity will be
found in the regions in which spring
wheat is already produced extensive
ly.
Attempts to increase Inc acreage
of spring wheat outside the present
spring wheat belt, on the other hand, /.
might prove less successful because
Of a lack Of familiarity by farmers
with the crop continued the state
ment "and especially because Of the |
difficulty of obtaining the use of mar
vesting machinery and the added like
lihood Of the crops suffering for a
lack Of labor at harvest time con
centralion Of large corn production
will make possible the more efficient
utilization of labor, whether the labor |
ers assemble individually or under q
directing agency
Seeding Is already under way thru
out the greater portion Of the spring
wheat belt, but in many sections It |
should be possible to appreciably In
crease the area seeded 10 wheat dhrig |
the next few weeks Where such in !
crease would interfere with the con
duct of an established industry, such |
as dairying, 1t would, OF course, be In
advisable"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-18
Practical and Puzzling Question,

Here are few of the practical am,
pnzzlinG questions that confronted tht
Logan county boys and girls who i0ol
The tests in the I'm and Sth grade *
aminati1ns held here and elsewhere
throughout the county under super.
vision Of Miss Margaret Doolitue
county superintendent
Name the members OF President
Wilson's cabinet
Name three presidential candidates
in 1915 and give name of politm.
party nominating each
Tell eumetaug important ot each
Of the following Patrick Henry
John Hancock, Robert Morris W }
Bryan.
sWha' is patriotism? How can hoy
and girls show their patriotism
How are Jurors aelcclcd? what
persons are excused from Jury aeN
ice?
What is tax? How are tAoe
LEVIED? Namc tree kinds OF takes
Name sis of the moe' noted eoy
eminent BUILDINGS in Washington
Name the SIX standard color
What is meant by "school lud
Name the territorial and mto e1
erncrs of oklahoma in their ofder OF
service,
Tel something Of each of the fol-
lowing david l. Payne. nenM
Flynn, Rorbert /. owen. Chas n Has
kell r II Wilson
What was the difference between
single statehood and double tate
hood2"
Give the provisions of the EnaMmr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-18

The test Of the Universal oh COM
pany on the Tmxail farm IN section
'y-l7-2 is drilling at l.79O feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-18
A Word 20 Mothers

There seems TO be more than the
usual number of children surrerinp
rom measles, whooplng cough and
lther rhlldren's diseases this spring
30 not neglect any cold, for cold
weakens The system and makes a
hid more liable to attack Of more
erions ailments Foleys Honey and
Far relieves coughs, colds and Group.
lold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-18
MAXWELL $50 LIFT $40
TO THE BUYER NOW

Running mp and down The scale OF
increases in motor car prices during
the last year the advance of $50 an
nounced as applying to two OF the
Maxwell models after May stand
out as amounting 20 only $40 as far
as the buyer His spring is concerned.
How Il $40 advance is in reality but