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Sunk by sub"

WASH NOTION .ATril 1.-The Am"ri-
car, <chnnn"r Marguerite. q; New ork
was captured ant presumably sunk ny
a suhrInriu.' 50 miles southwest ~ SAr-
Iinia. on April /. and Nor crew lncIndliE
orc American. expose" to !" hours III
.rn.n boats \ despatch In III" state De-
parimcnt to-day from AnlhaSsnd"r HnHrn
=, Paris, Forwarded In" Information
from the American consul nj Iunis. ne
shin made no attempt 10 "s":LT'' or r'siS'
and was refused all aid by III" sun
marine. ,,
Ambassador Sharp's despatch follows:
Consul AT Tunis IN m" tenth REPORTS
schooner Marguerite. New York Lao
IONS gross. Cagli"rt to Alr"riA in haiIaS,
pcharrrnchia. New York. owner ana
charles ". willard. South Portland
Maine. master. and only American on
hoard reported captured and probably
'snuk by submarin" Uf unknown na'l'h-
ality. ihirty-fivc miles southwest Sar-
dirIa, April /. S +. NJ. No resistance or
attempt 10 escape" y" ShiN& In sight:
'rcn minutes notice. Strong wind. I""
refused. Fnrt%-siX h"Grs in open boat =
nickcd up by French torp"d" bout. lanI {.
ed !:izerta. No casualties. Papers h@i!
hy. submarine Total crew o! Twelve
Skinned mt Mars"iil"s."
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MANY OFFERS TO
serve IN ARMY

WASHINGTON, April i2-Prcsident
Wilson. replying 10 offers Of members
Of congress and other officials to serve
in The army has declared his belief
hat work in the civil departments Of
2oTcrnment at this time is just rs I'M
portant as military activity. Tho ad-
ministration holds that the United
States can do its part toward defeat
ing Germany only by attaining utmost
efficiency in all branches OF the Ma
Iional lie.
Many members OF both houses Of
congress and some important Officials
have written Ia the president propoi-
inC 10 resign their posts and serve IN
ihe army and navy. Many Of them have
had previous military service.
Leaders in various industrial actiT-
tiles who have written 10 the pre-
dent and members OF the cabinet on
the sub ect also have been informed
that the government view is lnat only
men who can be spared from their us
ual activities should join the fighting
forces.
A typical letter sent by the presi.
don't 10 members Of congress IS tnaC
written today 10 Representative
RAinty Of Illinois, 4 Democratic mem
her of the ways ard means committee.
II says:
Your letter Of april 9th does you
great honor do not wonder that you
feel as YOU do. and yet | want YER
earnestly 10 remind you that we ar
now engaged not merely in creating an
army hut also in modifying a nation TO
norf1Tm all its functions at the high
ISL ri,rh OF efficiency. Surely in such
circumstances il is just as much a
mans. duty to stay at Il post such as
YOU have been assigned 10 by your
constituents rs 1t is for a man 20 vol
unlrrr for an army. take this view
of il with the greatest confidence.
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COURT PERMIT FOR
ROOSEVELT TO WE'D

BOSTON, April 1.-THE state law
requiring that five days must elapse
between the filing Of a declaration Of
intention Of marriage and issuance Of
the license, was waived by Chief JUS
tiCc Wilfrd Bolster Of the municipal
court today in the case Of Archie
Roosevelt, son OF the former presi-
dent. and Miss Grace S. Lockwood. Of
this city, who planned to be married
at noon Saturday. Application for Il
license was made BY Mr.. Roosevelt
Al the city registrars Office on Tues
day, but in order to obtain the license
10 wed 1T the desired time. court
permit was necessary. Mr.. Roosevelt
Was ignorant of the state law when
the invitations were issued.
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MINERS {jjE! q: 1
E.AR|[3;E: INC|R}EE.ASE:
III I1E|A(3;E|: SCALE

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s...cInI nI.ra,ch q The IntclNSsnec:.

FAlRMONT, W. Va, Apr. ] ?.---Tho
State dentists closed their eighth an
nual session here today with 4 husl-
me- session, at which officers were
elected and routin" business transact
I'd. The officers chosen arc: President
Dr. q. w. Rurla,ts Of WheclinG; first
vice president, Or. Ciyd" H., NcliI OF
Fairmojt: second vic" pfoSldchl, !. >.
Kali oh Huntington; secretary ). ".
Parsons OF Huntington; treasurer, u
c. Clark OF Mor%anioWn, Qeir2AIf" 10
National convention. Or. ]. S. Stone,
If ClarkshurG: nr. O. W Burdatts OF
Wheeling: alternatcs. J s. .McCuc. OF
pluCfjcld; Dr. John Mcclure of Wheel
ing Huntington was chosen as tie
next mcrring place and the datr WAS
81 fnr The sncnnd wcck in Aprll.
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Boys FARM WORK
Continued from First .PaGe.)


in order to set an example TO other
women Of the country.
TO do their part in the movement
for the conservation OF the nations
time and resources, the women of tn"
highest official families have decided
to omit the usual formal entertaining
and calling ANT reduce 10 the mini
mum their social activities, so that
they will be able 20 give more time
and money to constructive prepared
ness and relief work.
They have agreed to pledge them
selves to buy inexpensive clothing
and simple food and 10 watch and
prevent all kinds Of waste. To-day
they informally appealed 10 all the
women CT the country 10 join them
not only as individuals. but by or
ganizing to prevent possible suffering
later on.
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AID HALL OUT OF
STATE JOURNALISM

STiT!l1 1T'.'1-TT
WESTON. ". Va, April j.. - An
nauncemcni is made at Weston ot ihr
purchase Of the Weston Free Press. u
which Il. Ad Hall. former postmaster
has been editor and publisher, by me
Weston Independent, Of which George
T.. White is editor. The newspapers
which are weekly publications., VII! hr
consolidated under the name OF the
Independent. Mr.. Hall Will move TO
California for his health.
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Services Offered.

WASHINGTON. April 1..--NtranG"-
riru;s hay,. been. iuaGc by which III"
army ana mnyy will h" supplied by ~"
American r"irpiI"u" and I"I"Gr'?h Com
r,i;.uy with picked rn:l"""rS I" plan. -,
IN ami "prr;it" ''!"Hh"N"S. i"i~rnnA Az"
r:tdiu plants Tor war t!Sc. About -" ~
ginrers alr"aay navr hrcu ,Sl"rl"d. som"
al whom .hayc been s""ru int" III" GOV
vrnm"n, service. N" i"l'"h"n" c";l-
.ral, has volunteered :" pay such "nEin-
...rS III" iitE"r"nr" between -" army
pay and ihcir salaries with IA" company
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Searched for Arms.

RRIDGEPnRT Conn. April t.
Military and local polio" visited many
Residences and building in III" restrict
ed district IN III" east side OF IN" "itF
today making q careful search Tor arms
and ANYTHING else nf an undcSIrahl"
character. y lar" quantity "f rifles.
pistols uni uaggrrs was collected. som"
t.; the EuDI having daGGrrS attached ~
hayunctS Many families wcr" "rdrT"!
a. move imw"d'H;ciy frum tn" district
AMI wrr" f"rrihly elected from their
homes today. The restricted area on
lh, Gust side, It was learned today, VIII
rruhahiy II" extended half mile fur
iil.r in all directions.
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CLAY DISTRICT SCHOOLS
OBSERVE DRESS-UP DAY
Teachers, Pupils and Janltors va
Appear In Their "Sunday-best
TODAY

Marking the close Of cleanup week.
which was celebrated nationally, me
schools of Clay distr;Ct-CiaE school
and Jefferson anncX,--will observe TO-
day as dress.up day. In keeping with
tho spirit of the week. the teachers
and pupils, and ianitors, also. have
conducted Il cleanup campaign all
week. and all the while were pr"rAI-
ing for the 'climax. today, when cY :, )!
one will appear at school in his or her
"Snnday-best" clothes. .lanitnr Young
al Clay school and .lantor Taylor at
Jefferson building have been cooper
aling in the campaign, and OF course
ithcy1 observe t0daT. 100.
4; . o'clock this afternoon SUNrrilI-
tcndrnl C.. l.. (iith,tls will sneak to
the seventh and eighth &r'ldr rup;ts
ri Clay school. on 9TH" Value Of Clean
illness and Ncalncss." The necessity
for physical cleanliness will b" rln-
iphasized. ...,
Classes will be held lodaT rs lISua..
the special observance in no way N
terruptislg lhe routine.
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Increase Production.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-ilans 10
increase enormously the food pruduc-
ton OF the Atlantic seaboard by low
ering freight rates on Chilean nitratcS
have been laid before the council Of
nationap defense and the shipping
board By Senator Smith. of South
Carolina.
Rates on Chilean nitrates are about
double those before the war and lit
tie is coming TO the UniteI States be-
cause most ships are in transatlantic
trade.
Cheap nitrates on the thin farms
On the Eastern seaboard would at
least Quadruple their output. Secre-
tary Daniels, Senator Smith said to-
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For Larger Acreage.

TOPEKA. Kan. \ pril l2.-rr"l''nl-
nary plans for c0nt|r"ncc 81 N''lsi;'
agricultural experts. bankers ANA DR.
iur<s men have been laa!" hH j. ',
Mohler. secretary al ;hr. stat" poaru
Of agriculture iur III" rurr9S" ui
starting an ilHm"GiHr" cam!"ii2n 4"
inCr.a. -. the crop arrcH@r IN iT" star.
|, is expected IN" call for III" confer
pncr will be- mac" by Governor 'aP-
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will Furnish OIL.

WASHINGTON. ArriI lG.-G"rcral
rarrauza has given positive Nssurailc".j
to lhc United States that oil supplies
from tn" Tamrr" fields md other M"yi-
",u sources vii! not Il" denied to H.
r-.i,cd States ar I;ro:ii britain Next
can oil is tn" principal fuel for BRUSH
and French war vessels.
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AllnW ErlistmeNts.

WASHINGTDN. April 1@.-With IN"
ap1ro:al ur Attorney General Gregory.
Chairman Dick. OF ;hr house Judiciary
committee. vii! in;r"du"" Tomorrow Il
hilI to allow tho allied governments -
recruit their citizens in TIA" nit"d
states. Chairman Cu!b"rt%on. Of In"
senate judiciary committee. will intro
ducc tho same bill.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAlE-F"ld.ng h-r:. rhie''oni-r. rris G,la "a
ranSe Ali In fac coalition. MIS-. Len r. Stein
IS Maple ave. WCadawr. Au.l;-i
FOB SALE rn"nled house. 81 feet ground 500 %
down, balance Ike rent. located a. Riverside Cali
He'll l47M. bridgeport. an.lai
FOR sALE-o. I. [. snw and 9 !tss F. y. Gibson.
Ap-ll.i
FOR SALE-W"l located AcIeTnn .; No 81
George i. Gosnry. Chester. " vs.. Ep-I.r
FOR sALE-Two SIMMER cottages Enwor;h Park
Bethesda. Oh!o W G. McC!s!a. Ecl.a!rr. Ohio.
rrr-10-t
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FILE WORKS DESTROYED

COSHOCTON, Ohio. April Io-Thc
plant of the Rex File Company. at New
Comcrstown. near here, was destroyed
by fire tonight. The loss was estimat.
cd at 100000. An ovcrheated gas
stove was believed 10 nave been the
cause. Nearly 40 men were thrown
out OF employment.
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Offer Of Collage Women

. WASHINGTON. April i".--The rrcsi-
dents. Of Bryn Mawr. Wellesley ani
Mount Holynke colleges to-day person
ally offered TO Secretary Baker the SER
vices OF the college women they repre-
lent for any use the country might need.
Appointment of committee TO CO.
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EnHsting T1lipilos.

MANILA. philippines. April l2.--,iov-
"rnur General harrison issued Il call to-
day for IN" Immediate formation -
thr'" militia regiments. with Il total of
about 4 .nG0 mon.
Members OF The British colony in Ma
Mia are offering their services for nSu-
lar defense duIT.
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FOR SALE-Ma chinery.

IRON AND WOODWORKING MACHINERY
New and second hand Macha. tno!s ialhcs
d:!i!s ShaTc-S. planners. presses Garage machi:.-
"Fy. Gasoline engines. lumrs electric motors
Engines. lIocts FIaneIs. land saws, Saw7n.iI out.
fits. EnltrE. I:!iers sha,ns Contractors equip
,rcnt- EAIRD MACHINERY CO. Pittsburgh. Pa
apil-j
CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT.
Concrete mixers. tnn-foot capacity s3a5en: FIVE.
foot. slGS.op. Stree: PAYERS. S;udebaker wagons.
sr;Err!s' Everything fnr contractors. Special
prices. RAiRD MACHINERY co. Pittsburgh. IN.
Rp-lI-I
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tOCLLG -

THOROUGHBRED Earrrd Rock Erss srCm winter
ayes $l.5g Ter -: s:.r0 hundred. Si!Iwrll Farm
J.lyIa..G Ohio a?-ii-3et
FOR SsLE-Es.s fuT EaIc!.ias. 10 csctS each.
White Leshurn. f'l:ac Eu:i UrpE:;on.. Three Buff
c"ck'Ie!s 500 each. Su!!uy EEU Fa.II Na!. phone
Mig a2yG. T. clr-sO
THOROUGHBRED barred T.ocH Cockrrel. 1910 and
;j.uJ. EssS SO >ri.rs. :;;i!"c!. farm. RayIanc.
Dhin. nr-S-G0t
FOR SALE-EFss f@r hatrl!a.. s. {. EiIods Island
Reds PARIS bret !n Ia. Barred Roci:,. Blue An
aluH!an Columbian WyaI.t"i> $50 ESr IS. Henry
I.aTc. AIS Ere ST. %ai| ..:'nc l>.G-M mr-l2-20t
-
Rk0OG ISLARp Ks,. Bnn irs!;Tn csSs AID stock
for sale. II. g. l!e:nr!ann. Wheeling. W. Va u. =
nr-l2-l2-t
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MRS. FRANZ, II. !!'Wh r..
;OiiipIhl:. bhiO.

"rrrr,r With IL" w;r department i!
suggested and approved ny II" S"c""-
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.loRENTZ-0a Wednesday morning. April IL. 1911.
a. Glendale hosp!ta! a. 100 O'Clock n. FRED-
ERICk lOBENTZ. age IS years mo. Is day..
Funeral services 4: the McAIechen NJ L church
Friday afternoon $50 O'clock Friends OF tho Fam
lily arc invited. 1nterlIent SlcAlechen cemetery.
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BRAUHLlCH-On "Wednesday. Ar:il IL. 1911. ~
midnight !; family Residence. No. ll3 Seventh
street warSpcd. CHARLES FRANKLIN. hted ors
yrar five months and thscs days. son Of L. l. and
S;sll. Draunl!ch.
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LOST AND FOUND

loST-WA.;" Sc";.h collie at iitt and Main
,ticets. Krrard 'r information leading 70 re-
cnyr.y E"rl.4Iisc IIc,ci, i,ela!rr sD-l3-S
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Coafcra With King.

Tplk!iOLM. VIA London. April l..
10" =. hiking Gustagc to-day re-
pu"*,rd Ira Nelson Morris. tn" American
minister, I" come - thc palace, dhere
l." remained for thrcc-Uuartcrs OF an
hoCr III Informal conversation.
Tho Kings ultcranc"s were made in
confluence. hut Mr.. Morris, while unable
20 Eiuk" kn""n what WAS said. asserted
that lh" conferences was largely devoted
la :. discussion t.. important subjects
affecting Sweden ana the United States,
particularly with reference to the entry
of the uai,rL StIIc.i into the war.
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D I E D

BRAuHtICH-nn "Wednesday. Arni II. 1911, ~ II
o'clock midnSht. at the family rrHtsncs. H.
Seventh Street, WarworL. CHARLES FRANKLIN.
inf.n; son Of Earl l.. and Stella Braunlich. lSod
Year. 5 months arc GayS.
Funora. sr-!ets viii Dc held from tic fLnIly red-
Lrncc 10 morrow Afternoon i; O'Clock. 1ntermcnt
VIII he made N NJ. Galway cemetery.
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pauL--Un Thursday. AGG!l L.. 1917. st o'clock T.
m: Ct hts late Trsidcfcc. No. i0s South Broadway.
Holm CHARLES PAUL. are - years.
Funeral from the family residence iDs South Broad
way Friday. Apr u. 1917. a. O'Clock .. m.
lnlcTncn: Saturday afternoon. IN belmont como
tory At Anvil. Ohio.
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Training AZ W. and J.

WASHIN'irr., IA. April l@.--Ga-
t"u%iy" military training was InIuEu-
rated ~ N:,%H'net, AMI jefferson col
/, 80 today, WIKI Naj"r Elaine Aiken As
drill ".fi",r. III" athletic field Will Ec
used as drill ground.
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Among Ihr man line g"st:' i:ai tie:
new Austrian emperor iihS inherited
from the dead Franz Joseph j. :n opal
which weighs II ounces nud Is eSiIIuat-
cd to be worth about 100000.
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STRIDER--On Thursday. April i. 1915. At 1880
O'Clock j. ~. MARY NoLR0fD wife Of l. Z L.
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WANTED. Position

WAkTGD-t cra!. s'brr. >.-..'!, ;Uurs man wishing
position rcrA lta assistant lsph cci":. Nri:c
I; 10 i;.N ST. .Im..:!ung Mills. Oh:u. ap-l3-i
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Services a, St Matthews church. Friday I:tecnoop
! o'clock. Friends Invited. Intcrment Saturday.
.SLrIileIdstOwu. Vs. Va.
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WANTED-Female Help

WaETeD-Frmala c,-S. apply Union House. Ben
wood. ~ Va. Nail phone -. aD-l3-k
WaNTEO-Du!ng rirl. Nat: phone lS.S.R:
$40 Nee u.!prn Mrs y. Eaurr Hp-lS-l
whNTCO-mEN. BOYS AND GIRLS FOR
LIGHT. CLEAN FACTORY WORK. WAR.
"CC0 Plant CT WHEELING CAN CO. VIII
pay faro from surrounding towns. Particularly
well paid positions ier romen from 20 10 IS years
Ct age. a1.o.m
wA.T ED-i:=pr!c'.r.d !"dg s;cH3SrG pier l5ox l57
I'.t". ay-I-o
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6 ROOMS, Sac.
3 ROOMS, S25.
g ROOMS, $40.
ALL FRONT rooms, CENTRALLY
LOCATED.
ALSO CORNER STORE BOOM.
FORMERLY LOGhN'S C2UG STOLE.
JhbIES =. TkWLEY
lOe5la 1TAIN STREET.
FOR REHI--Thi.t floor srgr;iIri: rorirs and bath
.I;E and CIap!iGe. incdiie lrW.n's drug stora
n;r-.a-t
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rITTSEl !;Gii. Nrrn j2.-'Th" Ma
iiruaI .NS@.tci',: ION Of i'urrnlSlrG Agents.
through its president. l.. l." Mr';rcw. "t
ir:Shur:;h. today tclri:raph"d President
Wilson Offering it's services To TIA" GOV
"rrmcnj !ur Ma i"rI"i ri TIA" war. TIL"
association Is" nrd" up Of purchasing
at.'';!:S for IL" must Important ;ai!r"nuS.
Industrial CONCERNS AMI CONNIE rCi;I or
lanlZn;iouS III IL" country. IN" tclc-
gram rNpiii'i"J That its members in the
r"urS,. ui their duties nave acquired
large fund IT lnfU:mntIru concerning
materials -! all .iiiriS. Ih"ir uses. prices
and whrre iH"% miaE Lao easily obtained
Tho asS"ciati"u 'h'lj' v'.% it would ne
prrlici;lari, useful ~ III. army. and
navy IN any emergency.
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WANTED-Maie and Female.

WsNTEp--HEH. borS AND GIRLS FOR =
LIGHT. CLEAN Factory WORK. WAR
WOOD FLhaT OF wheeling CAN CO. WIN
pay tI:o :'cn surrounding towns. Particularly
"eII. paid petitions f,r women from 20 to IS years
o: age. an.i0.m
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Germans Indicted

Nl:W FOI;k. .Nu"!l l@.--Dr Ernest
S"ll'.lt:t.l and Wolf vun lgaI. Germans
ana thanGra ChakrHh"rty and iIerambu
Cupta. iIinduS. were indicted by Il fed
cral grand jury to-day Tor alleged con-
srirarE in setting "u foot military
expedition IL this country against Il
friendly nation. They were charged
with conspiracy 10 iOmcut Il rebellion
in India.
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FOR RENT

FOR REHT-FUruishCl room. electric iist End bath.
Finest location IN rry. Gal! s1t-J Eel. zp-ll-i
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John I. !trhcnz. Special Comm isaion-
az. appointed IN suit OF South Side
Bank. c. e.. VI. George L. Nancr. Ell al.
apr-1l-i
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TERMS EE;ASuNAIl.E. go Liberal
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
GUTHRIE lIPH0LDs REPyTi-
TON As 4 MUSICAL CITY

The Guthrie high school students
who participated in the coatcslg IN
musle al Norman, amazed oven The
friends who recognize and lppreclt
their worth, by thc number Of lauro'5
Won
NIsa France Smith and Mr. Ever
Ml Green who organized and have
directed the orchestra ngtu llh
very much clalod that they took flrt
Ilace over schools where the or
chcslrsa are organizations Of several
years training ard whore thcs Is 4
far largce lnaon haly fiom whc'
e glein Helrral
The gins gleo ei won senaaA lce
ard in De voice eoutc t, Miss Helcn
Iesbcsp won first place Three
Guthrie girls qualified H. The piano
nlest II which hrly-nine contest
snls wosc entered. Miss Esther
ItWo wnnina farl place and The fnll
tenn seholarship, Miss Josephine
Wyatt, thrd place and Miss Esther
Poe, fourth place
Miss Brace is the second Guthrie
girl TO win the scholarship at okla
homa University as it went to Miss
Ethel Maud Smith three years ago
the Same year that Miss Helen len
kins won the scholarship in piano at
Kansas University
IN the boys voice contest, John
Eoland won second place aud in the
Violin contest Miss Thelma Rae won
fourth place. Miss Lucille Lyrca re
ceiyed honorable mcntion IN The dra
lpalic reading contest
Scholarships amounting 10 S9l110
were won by the Guthrie ludcuis
besides the medals that were award
ea to them Miss Bruce aud Miss
lnskcen won gold medals and wears
scholarship valued at $1,000, John
heland. o silver medal and one half
years scholar hip in the school Of
Fine Arts. valued at $i5.o0 and Jose
phlnc Wyatt won a bronze medal and
fourth years scholarship, worth
s225O The orchestra won Il shield
which will be the property Of the
high school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07

for winter use and for seed
Can everything that can be canned.
Make homlnGa and Most, dry corn,
opplcs, peachc and other fruits
store foodslurf that viii keep
through the winter
With food famine facing the war
wing nations Of Europe and the all
h,s calling upon the United States
io food It behooyes Americans 10
lay up supply Of something 10 cat
aeainsi the approaching timc Of need
next winter Fer weeks the cry
has gone up IN the llniied States 10
rake gardens. to cultivate every bit
% soil that rs capable of producing
toodslulf kanag and Oklahoma pee
r'c has listened TO the cry aud have
IN very patriotic way, Needed it
Few cities m The southwest have
answered The call to larm as has
Gglhric Few indeed. viii be lhe
llthno home ihia GUNNER that viii
net have on the tables food from their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07

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