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Barometer Readings

: . NJ. so2lllp p. m.... 30ls s D. NJ. So.2i
Local orelai Foreoast-Fnr to-day; to-morro'
fair slightly warmer: moderate north 10 east Winds.
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REWARD.-tj00 and no questions asked
for return OF box Of tewelry and other
things stolen from my wifes stateroom in
Pullman Of Lake shore train arriving here
last Wednesday afternoon at BPS; IL these
reward Of 81 900 will be given for informa
ton leading 10 the arrest. conviction and
Imprisonment Of thief ana informant
name Will Boz kept secret. ". l.. II. stokes,
the Ansouia Hotel
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LOST--Smau jet and steel bag, between
Ssth and HIN SITS; suitable reward. l.
g. Rosenberg. - East s7th st
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LOST. -Lady's gold watch, chased case, FL
yin, monogram. Friday, November :; lib.
eral reward PSI Metropolitan Tower
Creamery 1924.
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humidity

Wighesf trrtarafur- yosterday- n 1egTees Tst
D. M. lowest - tat a. M average. 20 aver
axe anne date last year. %. average same dste io
tLIrty- three years. -
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST. -Broadhurst Theatre orchestra OF
Kuickerbocker Hotel Monday night, gold
bar pin with ONYX and pearls; reward
1898 Intervale, Apartment 81, OF 1867 Muir
ray IAN.
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Miniature Almanac

Sun ris~. ........ e.23 sun sets ........... AS
Moon rises a. m "a Moon sets o. M. l.33
HIGH WATER
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LOST BANKBOOkS

LOST Handbook No. 545.S25 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book IS called upon 10
present the same 60 the bank within thirty
days or the said book will be declared can
celled and new one issued In lieu thereof.
OST-Bankbook No. G3s17l Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing Any per
son having q claim TO II Is hereby called upon
90 present the same within ten days. or sub
NIT 10 having said passbOok cancelled and
new one Issued.
LOST handbook 80. 70il5s Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is misslnb Any per
son having "a claim 20 40 ls hereby called
or submit 10 having said passbook can
cellcd and a new one issued.
LOST. handbook No. 7ff.735 81 the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per
son having claim 10 II Is hereby called
upon 20 present the same within ten days.
or submit 10 having said passbook cancelled
and new one Issued.
LOST. Handbook No. 643. O05 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book Is called upon TO
present the same 20 the bank within thirty
days or said book will be declared can
coled and a new ono issued IN lieu thereof
LOST -Passbook No 2se.s2G OF the Franz
lin Savings Rank. issued % Michael Vllone
Payment stopped. Please return 10 bank.
Cos Eighth ave, New YORK city. All persons
are cautioned not 10 purchase or negotiate
the same
LOST Bank book No SlS.43l Of the German
Savings Bank IN the City OF New York
Payment stopped. Please return book 10
bank.
LOST Handbook No 5Os.O36 n The German
Savings Bank IN the city ~ New York
Payment stopped. Please return book TO
bank.
LOST Handbook 80. J53s74. The Green
wich Savings Bank. 2f5 and 2B Sixth
ave. New York Ci'y. Payment stopped.
PLEASE return 90 bank
LOST - Handbook 40. 5s7775. The Green
wich Savings Bank. 2fs and 24s sixth
ave, N"w York city. Payment stopped.
PleaFe return 20 bank
LOST or STOLEN handbook No s07O3f
~ thc Efrigrant Industrial Savings Rank
Payment stopped. Please return book -
bank. $50. % Chambers o.
LOST -Pafsbook No 2esJf9. Harlem Saw.
lnCs Bank. East l26th o. Return 20 bank
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LOST Handbook No. 1878 Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per
son having a claim 10 II Is hereby called
upon 20 present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passbook cancelle Ell
and "a new one Issued
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HELP WANTED
Male

BOY WANTED; STRONG. EIGHTEEN YEAis
OLD. APPLY SIR MrcLyRG. FRANZ
FORT ST. AFTER 10 A NJ.
roy wanted for once IN wholesale hcuss; good "a
cry; ezceIlett opportunity. J. H. =. T. "
Box 1884.
BOY. living 20 Brooklyn. mechanically inclined 70
learn trade. good opportunity. j. T.. BOZ 10
Tribune Once
CLEAN CIT AMERICAN LAD. over sirte-n years
public school graduate. wanted a. once 10y ny,
class opportunity On Fifth ave @tabishmeft. rave
advancement whom deserving l.. Bon Is InouA'
O1iUe.
NACHTNIsT JONES & IAMsON OPERATOR
% handle new machine just instaNe1. Ca1heiVl
Machine Company. 81 Poplar s.. Brcokyn
SALESMEN.--A corporation handling product WI
gcrsally recognized rs tho greatest r. ia neiu
requires a few high grade salsmen Tor New lorh
Chy srd New England: good character. eductnol
and references absolutely essential. thorough training
ana cooperation. transportation and drawing &C
count against commission II. J.. Boz IS. Irbun'
Onioe.
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LOST - handbook 80. 70i. 1853 Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank rs mlsslnb. Any per-
son having "a claim 20 70 is hereby called
upon 90 present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passbook can
cellcd and new one issued.
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IMPORTANT

Birth. Engagement, Marriage beA,h
md In Memoriam Notices may
tclephoned to The Tribune any I'm
up 60 midnight for Insertion j" wv
ext days paper. just cah
Beekman 5000
.nA rad the notice a. you wish " In
.s,,.d RuI for same will be mailed 1"
,on later. The notice will reach over
100 900 readers daily.
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LOST handbook No sis43l OF the German
Savings Bank IN the City Of New York
Payment stopped. Please return book 10
bank
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LOST.-Bankbook No 5Oe.O36 Of The German
Savings Rank IN the city ~ New York
Payment stopped. Please return book to
bank
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.OSG ISLAND

SIX ROOM HOUSE JAMAICA. s. 900 NORTH
slds Furor Street reE. al modem improvements
r. l. FerggsOn CO Orange ST. Bfuok5n
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LOST. handbook No. 643. OO5 % Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 10
present the same 20 the bank within thirty
DAYS or said book will be declared can
cciled and a new one issued IN lieu thereof
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LOST -Passbook No 1886 OF the Franz
lin Savings Rank. issued % Michael Vlilone
Payment stopped Please return TO bank
G5S Eighth ave, New York city. All persons
are cautioned not 10 purchase or negotiate
the same
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NEW JERSEY

HTAUTIFt-I HOME on LARGE SHADED cor.
Usr blot hour out only minutes station.
roon.s and bath. all Improvement gsraEe, rms
ra-L-n- a. L.-l- lruL Bon ~. MalNal. y J.
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STORAGE NOTICES

pST -Passbook No. 2esJi9. Harlem Saw.
lnCs bank. East lz6th s; Return 10 bank
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LOST Handbook 80. 553.s74 The Green
witch Savings Bank. 245 and 2B sixth
ave. New York CITY Payment stopped.
Piease return 90 bank
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t1D ~ fAHf.~ Seven MONS. veil furrfsf~A
sfcfsffg 81 fmpsOYrnrnfs. refined surround
iugf. 10 bpeks I'm A. So 5eany. $40 sesD
CunnirE man. feuor. $50
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

CAHSDGIL HALL MAGNIFICENT Two. ROOM
spldio. sub~i part time Apps SIS Carnegie Han
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LOST Handbook No. 5s7.775. The Green
wlch Savings Bank. 2fs and 24s sixth
ave, N'w York city. Payment stopped.
PleaFe return 20 bank
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Dime Savings Bank Is missing Any per
son having claim 10 Il Is hereby called upon
90 present the same within ten days. or sub
NIT 10 having said passrOok cancelled and q
new one issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-08

lost or STOLEN. Handbook No s070af
~ mo EWigrant Industrial Savings Rank
Payment stopped. Please return book %
bank. $50. al Chambers o.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LEI
last SIDE

FURNISHED ArARruENrs TO LET-sls..,a 4
UDYis le1 West 12l e.
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LOST. handbook No $3.50 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person hsvine
claims upon said book Is called upon "a
present the same 60 the bank within thirty
days or the said book will be declared can
coIlod and new one issued In lieu thereof
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
GOVERNOR " L
CALL SPEECH
SESSION So D N
WAR MEASURES PRIMARILY
REASON, SAY FRIENDS;
OTHER REASONS ARE
ADVANCED, HOWEVER

Oklahoma city April Ex-Governor
Williams has announced to close
friends and political lieuienants that
he will call a special session of the
legislature early in June
The object OF the special conyoca
lion OF the legislature is to pass war
legislation and make an appropriation
for the state militia 1t is also stated
by politicians that several bills pass
ed by both branches of the legislature
at the recent session ana which died
on the governors desk for lack of
signamle will be repassed. II was not
the intention of the governor 10 let
them die, but he Slept on his rights
while on a pleasure trip to Medicine
Park with a party of friends.
A number of the governors eloge
friends of both parties have been call -
ed to Oklahoma City during the week
to talk the matter over" with him.
Among the prominent leaders of the
two parties who consulted with The
governor last night AMI today were
"Bln" Durant, J Elmer Thomas, II IL
Rogers aud Amos A Ewing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24

lic's hnaness and the censor OF the
United states is much better called
what MIR Creel is to be called, a di.
Tor 1i the bureau of publicity. His
principal business win be to get the
news in accurate form and supply il
10 he newspapers, II will not be his
business 10 prevent discussion or in
telligent criticism Of policies or mill
iary operations as a whole. 1t is the
pubies right TO know about policies
and the public privilege, white they
are paying the bill to criticise as they
are expected to approve military op-
crations
Ule All the Land
Secretary OF the Interior Lane Is a
convert TO the principle that no man
should own land and hold il out OF use
calling attention to the fact that there
ne tO0,0OU acres of land in the recla
nation projects which have water
available, but are not yet under cultl
yaton he urges that these acres be
made to yield Here, he says, is a
great opportunity for our citizens ia
render assistance. These lands are
not public lands They belong to prl-
yate owners and II the latter do moi
ulilize their property the time may
not he far off when our national needs
WIN require confiscation and govern
met cultivation. No one Is entitled
10 that which he does not use"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
FRENCH WAR CONMISSIONLA LAND
SAFELY ON AMERICAN SHORES
YEGCS OPEN SAFE BUT
FIND NO MONEY THERE
Coyle Mercantile Store Entered
Early To-day; Thieves Gel
Only so in Change

Expert cracksmen opened the large
safe Of the Gibhert mercantile com
pany AT Coyle sometime early this
morning The safe was empty Two
dollars left for change in the cash
register was the only money secured
by the yeggs
"rhe work waa done neatly and eyi
IDENTIFY by experts said Deputy sher
If Grant Redman today The only
clue we have Is a small sledge ham
mer used to pry open the back door
and which was left by the thieves"
Yesterday a large sum of money
was in the safe In The afternoon the
pf0prielors of the store took all the
money and deposited il in local
hank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
Kaiser Urged
By Friends
To Abdicaie

Rome, April 24-The Corriere D.
Italia, the clerical organ, declares that
is able to confirm reports published
IN the Spanish newspapers that the
immediate following Of the German
Emperor is exerting pressure on him
TO abdicate. The paper says that a re
ent meeting Of the Hohenzollern fam
lily, one member bolder than the rest.
intimated that the emperor mI9ht save
the situation by following the exam
lie Of Emperor Nicholas,
The German monarch was reported
10 have turned pale and after obserV
ng that the general opinion was now
igainst him left the room mutterina.-
We shall see"
Little importance is attached to this
7tory IN Italian political circles.
In these quarters it is thought that
the story has a German origin and is
1ut out with the intention to influence
pinion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
FORM B R A N c H.
STATE LEAGUE To
EMF F0RCE Pc ACE
PROMINENT MEN on STATE
WILL ADDRESS ORGA\I-
/AilON HERE MAY BIRD

The Logan county branch of the
state League to Enforce Peace" nas
arranged to hold an all day conyen
ton in Guthrie May 3, next There
Lone, at which the principal speaker
Will be noon day luncheon at the
win be Judge c Ames, state presi-
dent To this luncheon will be in
ylled representative men from all oy
er the county.
AT N Wis convention Nu nt
held at the City Hall, to which Bll
be invited all people who are in sym
pathy with the objects Of this league
TO enforce peace State Secretary II
. Oliver will read the call for the
convention, Ed Vought will introduce
the speaker of the day. Attorney
General S = Freezing, who will dis
cass the proposition Of the league of
nations 10 which the United STATES
shall be signory, all to be ready for
the peace conferences after the pres
ont great war Is ended II Is not the
purpo e of this league to end the pres
cnt war, but To be ready for a guar
aGtcc that will enforce the future
OCnntinupd on Page rlpht !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
Germans Forced Back on
West Front BY British

British Headquarters In France
From a Staff Correspondent OF the
Associated Press April 2t-IThe re
siFtance Of the German armies ap
pears to increase in accordance with
the nearness Of The British approncn
to the lIndcnhurg position This is
particularly true along the pr, sent
front where the threat is along the
Drocomt Qneant Satche2 lines which
is depended upon by the Germans as
the connecting link between their
lines north of 81 Quentin aud south
Of Lille. This is the switch toward
which the Germans are falling hack
slowly but surely as the result of the
turning of the top Of the linden
burg line running from just south
east of Arras toward Queant
The fighting which began AT dawn
yesterday increased in intensity last
night The ground gained by the
British was won in the face OF inc
most desperate fighting on the part
of the Germans since the war hogan
Trench warfare for the time being
is forgotten.
The Germans forced from their
deep dugouts where so often in the
past they were inclined to seek ref
uge during period Of Assault were
urged by their Officers TO make cy
cry sacrifice
During attack and counter attacks
the cries of officers to their men
could be heard above the grinding tu
null Of battle
This Is the last deciding push as
we will not be able to hold ont much
Contlnned an Pare Five
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
PURPOSE AND PLAN Of
"BABY WEEK" CAMPAIGN

The purpose of a baby week, in zen
efM is educational TO give to the
parents of our community the oppor
iunily Of learning the facts with re-
gard to the care of their babies, and
TO make known to our community the
Importance Of permanent work for
0hoir welfare and protection
The elnlr department Of health de-
sires that the Interest aroused by the
celebration of baby week shall not
be in vain The later life OF the baby
depends on the care II is given when
is young. win lessons taught dur
at baby week fresh in mind, and
while the baby is still in the lime
light immediate Steps should be TAX
N TO insure permanent resnlts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
War DriOes United States 10 Limits OF AciiuHy

Washington April q Owing to the
fact that we are in state Of war.
many things can be done and done
quickly by executive order which in
ordinary peace times would require
slow and laborious enaclments by con
aesa This is illustrated by the ar
4ngemenis being made by the govern
ment to take over the packing plants
md To exercise a general supervision
1yer the animal food industry.
The secretary of the navy is already
Empowered to take over private mu
itions plants and It is possible that
ai9 authority extends even to taking
yer railroads and cold storage ware
louses The language of the special
var paragraphs in the naval bill Is
cry general and broad The govern
ment must have power to be efiici
nt in maintaining ad operating an
army and navy and food is Just as es
'ential as powder and shot The ad
ainlstation IS prepared to exercise
q large executive power in any way
hat may be necessary Price con
eol of food to civilian consumers Is
nilrely within the poasibllliias
rake over Railroads
Taking over OF the railroad systems
nd operating the lines as a unified
ysiem Is more than a possibility ia
probability The railroads under pri
ate management have shown them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
N |LLL|0N BOYS
To BE DRAF TED
F OR FARM WORK
BRYAN TO TAKE STUMP
IN FIGHT FOR MORE
i00D

Washington April q A million
'oys to work the farms Of the nation
ia the program outlined by Secretary
Houston The program Is to be adopt
I'd il comment by members OF con
iress and the senate is an indication
Senator Gore of the senate agricul-
tural committee is in favor of it anc
n fact, was the first to suggest the
Ian Of mobili2ine the youth OF the
and for This work
Secretary Houston put this plan be
fore the heads of five of the country
big farmers organizations and recoi,
ed assurances of support for an,
measures the government c0nii'rf'
plates for getting a firmer grasp q.
food production and distribution Tn,
farmers representatives promised l.
give their endorsement to Legislation
giving the government power to fl
maximum and minimum prices in al
emergency.
To Enlist Million Boys.
As its part in the government
plans the department of labor an
nounced during the day That it had II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
FIELD MARSHAL JOFFRE
HEADS THE commission
CONFERENCES WITH PRESJ-
DENT AND CABINET WILL
BEGIN WEDNESDAY:
III SSIAN DLLEGA-
Ti0N EXPECTED
SOON
associated PfesR

Washington, April 2i-The depart
h'ent of state announces the safe ar
rival in this country today of the
French commission The announce
meni was contained in the following
statement
The department of state Is ad
vised of the safe arrival of the
French commission"
Among the most notable figures in
France are the members of the
French commission AT the head Of
the commission is Rene Viziani, min
ister OF justice and vice president in
the council of ministers who embod
les the highest type of French dem
ocracy He Is progressive in every
sense. belonging to the independent
socialist party, which includes such
men as Painleve, BRAND and Miller
anu. Ah MlHlhttI VI idpoi ~ tho
Ciemencan cabinet, he passed the
workers pension law thru parlia
ment. Other members of the party
are
Marsha. Joseph jacques eezaro
lare cuunmdatn Chief Of the
lleulh armie mu i5s. December
new military advisor of the govern
mcnt
Vice Admiral 7 l. A Chocheprat,
dean of the French admiralty and
expert on submarine problems; Mar
quis Perrie De Chambrnn, member Of
the chamber of deputies and stud
ent of international affairs; NJ 81
mon. inspector of finance, NJ Marel-
iarQue, inspector general of public
instruction and Surgeon Major Drey-
fns.
Viziani's sociallstc tendency early
maniested itself, He was first
elected to the chamber OF deputies
in 1898 He had the reputation OF
heng one of the most fervent and
eloquent of French orators but also
attained distinction as a journalist,
writing many articles for the great
French dailies.
Marshal Joffre is the only man in
France since the French war who has
been authorized to bear the illustr-
ioui title of Marshal of France. Joff-
re- was commander ia chief of the
French army and remained in that
position until December last when he
COVE place to General Neville to be-
come marshal and military advisor OF
the government
Vice Admiral Checeprot is dean OF
the French vice admiralty and has a
rank as high as can be expected in
the FltHcu navy ds tHViS % nv ou
N rally
1t Is said he knows more Of sub
marine warfare than any man in the
French navy.
Americans hold In high esteem
MarQuiJ Chambrun, member OF the
chamber Of deputies, because he is a
grandson of Lafayette of revolution
ary fame He centered his interests
cn foreign affairs and has become
notable authority on this line.
NJ Simon, inspector OF finance has
an enviable reputation in France as
I'll authority on finance.
NJ Hayellacqne, Inspector of public
trontlnued IN PAGE Eirat )
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
M00NSH|N[R GIVEN
EXTREME PENALTY

Claude Mainard, charged with opcr-
a'ng a "moonshmc slilr north Of
town. pleaded guilty in district court
LATE yesterday evening and was sen
tnncod to two years in the state peni
Tertiary and assessed fine of $500 by
Judge John = lIckam
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
CRUSHING BL0WSDEALT KA|SER'S
ARMIES IN FRANCE. AND IN TURKEY
CAPTAIN ELLIS To
TRAIN BUSINESS MEN
Army Officer to Arrive Within Il
Few Days From San Antonio
To Give Exams

The Leader has received the fol
loving telegram
san Antonio April % The Leader.
Guihric VIII arrive in your city in
d few days for purpose of examina-
ton Of applicants for training camp
reserve officers Capt Il = Ellis.
The training camps Of citizens win
open on May u.s. For Oklahoma ali
applicants. after passing the exami
nations viii report at San Antonio
for training The training camps
an conducted three months of each
year All citizens desiring to Join
he camp should GET in touch with
pl Ellis upon his arrival
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
DIVORCE SUIT.

The divorce suit Of Mary Cochrum
VS. Henry Cochrum is on trial today in
district court The wife asks for an
absolute divorce and division of prop
erty and attorneys rees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
DRIVEN FROM TRENCHES
BY TERRIFIC CANNON FIRE
BULLETIN
Associated Press

London April p Turks in
Mesopotamia have been driven
from their position between
Amara and Iztabilal, the war Of
flee announces
The British pursuing them oc-
cupicd Samara station Yesterday,
capturing l6 locomotives and 22i
railway trucks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24
HOUSE BURNS, l8-M0NTHs
OLD BABY IS CRENA!ED

ths0cIlItd Fftss.
saltwater April "A James Hoover
is months old son of Joseph c Hoov-
er, who lives on farm near Mehan,
was burned 10 death yesterday after
noon in fire of unknown origin
which destroyed the Hoover home.
Mrs Hoover had gone TO a rural mail
box few rods from the house The
charred body of the child was found
when she returned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-24

Your county is calling YOU DO
our Bit on the o r tomorrow and
Thursday.