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The Washington times., 1918-02-10
In Receiving Party.

Mrs. David Meade Lea, president Of
the board OF managers OF the home,
received the guests. assisted by Mrs
Charles i. Buck. second vice prest-
dent: MRS. Charles +. Davis. record
ing secretary. Mrs. c. Il. Latimer, cor
responding secretary, Miss Leila +.
Draper, treasurer. and Mrs. william
X. Petty, assistant treasurer. Curt
Ously enough, each OF the receiving
party was Eowned in black. the differ
once IN line. material and Rarniture
preventing any effect OF monotony.
And for q touch Of color each were
The Washington times., 1918-02-10
ARGENTINE STRIKERS RIOT.

BCENOs AIRES. Feb IA general
railway strike, declared yesterday. is be.
ing signalized by the widest disorders
throughout Argentine. Strikers have
dynamited tracks and burned cereal
trains. twenty-five cars Of explosives
and great quantities OF wheat wore
burned In the outskirts Of BuenoG Aires.
The Washington times., 1918-02-10
PRESIDENT'SPARTY
ADDS LUSTRE TO
DANCE At WILLARD
By JEAN ELIOT.

Last night, for the second time this
week, the President and Mrs. Wilson
attended a charity ball. The dance,
which was given at the willard, was
for the benefit of the Episcopal Home
for Children. an appealing charity in
which Mrs. Wilson has long been in
terestsd. and her name headed the
list Of patronesses.
The fact that the President and Mrs
Wilson lent their presence as well as
their patronage to the ball was
enough to insure its success. But It
looked for a time as though IL was
to be a cAse of Hamlet without
Hamlet. The White House party was
late in arriving-for the White House
party, whose entrance" is usually ar
ranged for 0:3O or 10 o'clock. Last
night they went first TO the play. so IL
was fun II o'clock before a futts-
of excitement heralded their coming:
and we were lined up in formation"
for many minutes before they finally
appeared.
The Washington times., 1918-02-10
he Chdren---Ls Brutal Says His Wife
INDIGNATION RIFE.
!. over ACTION ON
|. .BORLANDMEASURE
Gcoatlauea trem "a. pas.l

(continued from First PaGsl
subject to the provisions and sxesp-
tons OF section OF the legislative.
executive. and judicial ApproDriation
act. approved March IS. 1875. require
Sig4S hours Of labor each day"
SALARIES Net Affected.
The committee acted without going
into the consideration OF the quss-
ton OF higher pay for the employees.
I'VE did not consider the pay quss-
ton" said Senator Gore. 1T is the IN
derstanding the House will treat pay
increases In . single btu"
The amendment applies for the one
Yoar covered BY the approprtation
measure. II would apply through ths
year evoa II the war ended In an
months.
Ths position Of Senator'S who voted
for the Borland amendment n that tie
clerks and employees IN the depart
ments should not object TO eight hours
of work while the country is at war.
would Make II General.
When Congressman Borland urged
the amendment in the House he sala
he would offer q similar amendment to
every other appropriation measure
which made provision for pay OF sal
aries for Government clerks and en-
ployeA He expects, II the amendment
to the agricultural bin goes through.
to succeed IN fastening II on other
bins and thus to make It Of general
effect
The membership Of the Senate Com
mittse on Agriculture consists Of SEA-
Ators Core, chairman: chambeFiatn,
Smith Of South Carolina, Smith q
Georgia, sheppard. RansdsIl. Thomp-
son. johnson OF South Dakota. Ken
drick. Warren, Page, oronna, EorfiS,
Kenyon, and WadsWorth
The Washington times., 1918-02-10
Those In Party.

1t was a small party this time, just
the President and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Crompton, OF New
York. who are guests at the White
House, and two aides: and they occu.
pied a small box opposite the great
state" box on the east slde OK the
ballroom which is usually sacred to
the President and his party. OF this
the nusic---R COrkinE orchestra-had
possession last evening.
1t seemed strange not to see a
single member OF Mrs. Wilson's fam
lily with the White House party. nor
Miss Edith Benhan, nor Miss Helen
Woodrow Bones. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Boiling and Miss Bertha Boiling were
there, however. and stood a long lime
before the Presidential box 10 chat
with its occupants. Lots OF people
did that. and both the President ami
Mrs. Wilson appeared to enjoy their
callers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

clans at the Surgical Institute
In Buffalo. Ny. This ~Ironfic.
tablet Il a combination Of sol
uoie iron ard herbal extracts.
which Is proving a wonderful
success everywhere IL can be
obtained Most druggists sell
these -Irontic~ tablets in sixty.
cent vfals.
II tie -o-ni1F she, -ou su,s..
i1stta1 q feeling dali. sour-kaa--es
an1 t.ue- you have the bzova-- eel
i,E q Eoutt- your syes srs-kIs s-s
soo1 To1r sat. vii show the r-'o-
erect SD Dr. Pierce 1or g. -
psT- IrOrfic- tablets husls =.
s,ren Etfe-- enerrizs. a-s Ell ~ 80,
u FiD- rlEc- s1t vitality.
l1e ma no Goes pk-xsr>i ~,-x
nsi-g Ms Ursclcs. occsslo-slIx -
I p----s q 1EElstress. rrusr-is- -.
----1 = mr1cula- Stiffness a. -
: -ralglc fgirEes. ln1tsr, r..-
:. - i ~ sr7t1-s al 1se 70 fhis -
80 - r1ui1t1ou- Il ever csss n
-, - s1F-ses hot water. ara a---s-
- thre@ tines cailr = a--- =
sinple. safe remedy. sbles : -
: -l-oii even ssss s.srs' -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
IRON AND BLOOD

Few people know that ever
courageous. red-blooded person
such as our own soldier BOYS
al the front has within his
body fifty grains Of iron. or as
much as is contained in an ordi-
nary tenpe-ny" nail. To be
brave, cogrs geous and active
one must have good. red blood.
Our men Of iron are men with
good blood. good circul lion and
an active liver. The pc. weak
SLACK who is not brave
enough TO 20 TO war. is probably
arft because Of thin. vatery
blood IL Is easy TO acquire
siren 9Th and red-blood CORPUS
cles BY taking regular exercise
IN the outdoors. breathing exer-
cfses II the morning. and some
thing 20 Increase the appetite
and the red-blood corpuscles-
The newest iron tonic is
IrOntic discovered by DR..
Piarce and his stRd of rhysi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
cese-.s- su--s-sc.

Clyde Fuhs r'---'--f ---r.y
'oaih- wao ent Cd il The navy in
January. 1885 ard aeg rred in Feb
rasry isI- Yesterday walked into
ne iu.tei states msrshaT= office in
lie fede-ai building a. Okhhoma
cliy aid surrendered he sad he had
grown wear, n evaling offioers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
syg X g n 81 " s En- 81 & n n .
Personal AND LOCAL |.
yxgy xxxgg sEMz II

Mrs Earl Hopkins and children arr
vssii nc relatives IN Oklahoma City
Mrs L G Nisaack and dAugA;er
Betty sPe1r today il Oklahoma City
Miss Bern5oe Fserce and Miss
Leths Ba-ds came ~ from Oklahons
City 10 spend the weekend.
Mr and Mrs c I Burton and dsnEh =
Ter. MISS Byrl, mosored 10 Mnlaall
today
Mr. and Mrs Lewis. Mr. and Mr.
r Z Higley and TWO IONS. Lyman
ana Harold srsn; the day II ok.a-
hcns City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

lNer = N
phaia 4 wgibe- ana Miss Ruth Hill
we're 1ua4ily married si Oklahoma
rv on Thu-saay evening a. he home
~ me brides brother and sister MI
I'D Mrs Roland Scott the ceremony
Nsnr performed hy the Rev Mr. + Z
Nn Horn. naS1or u The Christian
= n~eh The -asr- age came 81 3 SUI
'ss - -hair relatives ss vel rs 10
a-- ~s-v friends IL cufh-se. Still-
80 s-s CRlaAo-ns City
Mrs wsibe~ is IRE danrh'er n NJ
"a Mrs ] C Hfn. 1929 West Eleventh
Cflaha-ns CITY. she v-As graduated
I. ON -Ae home economies department
III A & NJ and took & rosi r-adusie
curse IL dseterics al Battle Cresk,
~srA ari &, present teaches ho-1ra
r~aro-ntcs ~ the Chandler high
--heol Ms Wiiher is AZ attractive
---s f-le-ted raurr adv n-d will pend
49, ~ ha- tine Il Gufhr = while he
husband IS IL the a--nv N- wsiha-
C ne oi3esr so- O. Mr. and Mrs T Z
WIENER srd 3 ~onnlar rpe-rhe- Of fhs
-~-r st' Re corrls-e5 his hicN
-Ar1' wo-f IN 1874 and SINCE rhs'
'-1e hes hesn sf'eDd'-r A & " col-
~s whn~s h s-.ecialszed q s-chs
+As-nra f's entered -he third Off
.---' f--7-'nr ca-n n J-nnsry snd
49, ~ c0-l--sss to--i lier1-a-s--
-Ne a-r'ra-v NJ wslhe- returned
re-~- pffs vas- e--asv e-a sr-Ar-s
--- r. s~hc0' q t-s 81 Co'-
&C
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
Fes Cross wo-. ans Luncheon.

Tire Guthrie Auction club was e1 :
t=rtalaed Yesterday BY MISS Ida Nj
slack. the morn n1ng hours being spent
ar ihe Red Cross rooms and 8; one
tc.ock one course luncheon was
s4-red 70 The club members. and Mrs
hars Fllson and Mrs = Burke. 4
81 me o. cords was enjoyed during
re afternoon hours and the money
v-hc was Formerly spent for prizes
as DONATED 70 The Red Cross.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

Mrs z o Ei-pchi was hostess q
.Ne Keo-sv Mooney shah club YES
's-iar st-e-nool TIE usns, tine
ras srenf nisvinr cards and th~
-i-ns we-a awarded q Mrs J Love
'-ss rrd Ms Il pr'sna A. fhA
-inse - -s1e --- Ms ri-srhi served
saisd cou-se 70 the club -.nhe-s
md Ms Eleanor Chsn5le- - Erro
Nsy- T-sdsy ths uni VII sew a. ths
1@s C-o<s ~co-ns sns ne v~As FOL
'awinr viii - entertained 81 the hon~
- Mrs Iovetess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
ROOMS WANTED

Who viii furnish 3 room free for !
soldier boy We expe1 fifty of c1-
fighting bors 20 be vi.h Us q; tie
co1sisto-y Dee;iag. May s. and =
Phooe P Z Dooiey OF ( " Trzp1sii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

OH p Or-s1 ccm- I'd
laws Yesterday after
sea ths Rea C-oss sewing
he STATE csai-ol The gen
ho-s address mode 10 "a
'.--s. informed them they
r-ear work 8 work ihsi
~ nosf .nncriaui 0. wal
fes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
Details Arranged
For g c n-an.

Prahmi2ary arrangenc-ts for the
Ais Red Cross drive were made yes
fer1ay AZ meeting held al the city
haM 4 large number of committees
VII he named to lake care Of the
work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

Jack Williams TIE Human Fly
will rut o. two dis, met thrills. Wed
r~sdzv Il Guthrie. Williams ss A
rsrlfsble dare devil he skins u
ouild-ngs. holding merely BY the ssr-
gers His hands az like The fecs o,
: fiy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

Ed Obe-hoiser suffered the loss Of
8 portion o. a finger recently. n
operating a chain planter he caught
his hand in the machinery and :
finger was crushed. necessiiAi iag
smputs;iou.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
The Liberty Loan 5ooks
c csc Tonipht.

The books q the third Liberty loan
close tonight are you a patriot.
Have you the right TO wear a button
and the nerve 10 look a soldier boy
If the face. II you have no, We, ac-
quired bond. do 50 today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

Mrs c P Warner Of Ansdarko. vso
has been visiting her mother. Mrs N
Il Hornsday. left for home yesterday.
accompanied by he mother. who wiz
spend few weeks a. her old Ana p
6srko home. trying 20 recupe-sie fr,-n
her recent Illness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
c-e osclask lU,cheor.

Mrs Rov Crxbhe and Mrs Z
Doughty WI, entertain the I c 7 club
with s one O'Clock luncheon Oh Tues
aer afternoon 81 the home Of Mrs
-shee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

rsTHARSOi. relieves chronic Coz
ns-son. CA'ha-sol Is safe sai
fe-isre family cAfhs-tsc. Caiharsol
nest medicine To- lscs % pep.
sa'e q Corner Phtrrscy sna OW1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
-.,ce -o-lo.. so- Te5 c-os,

s-secial feature o, THE [ c :
-'uh dance which VII, he rive- to-
eht .ar fhs fsnefit q the Rei Cross
r-I' hs -he solo dsocs IT Miss Made
ne Csfk-ns. VIC resss 70 i-.-c6rc-
r. II 3 C1th-ie sps'eocs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

Washington club. You cannot afford
~ mss the excellent program Offered
by Ehs talented coIsle FIX the date
Nay II az The Faver high school
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xz gx xx * ~ re y g y
Oh LOCAL MOMENT .


Las, chance 20 bay & bond.
Mss E..e York l. dead Al Marshal
Increasing
sg- waters.
WITH America
90 ne- IT tAl1
Marshal nso-le are -s.siur Beir;s-
Iee CARGO conpanr ex7ec-< 10 have
AZ oil rsn lzns I.
sec,etsrT Baker as4s for q t.t-eea
o-l-so1 ws- eaagst
-
osAo n rec 8; Marshall
-
Crcace-oess = probably ne yoo-es.
England Is aiming berses s<zin<s
the attempted Hun pesre d-.rr
Senator King. Uczs. chx-res c---
.aai slov1ess = si-xAi2 -nakznr
sn&ll = 70 - -eo9>r>c so- vo-x next
1r-k
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

- lr--fr NAV :.
4 p.cirr1zslor ot Rupe-s Hughss
s.o-y "N-e- LIE is Ns-sec Down"
thrilling s-o-T o. E6re1iu-e- TtH
s. without 6o9bt TIE greatest sio-T
,hss NJ Ray aSs ever Sz-sc .11ed
u Love. thrills. iu,-iras s16 Edre1-
tu-eg knitted ;oresAe- ~ master
hand into 3 burning hear lo,s-ess
, cfu-e that -on- re-,e-her many &
dsv yo1 cant afford 70 miss r.
FzTT comedy. The Mar Esse-.-
E3dse Lyons All Lee No-s- !. scc6
comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

4 A chemical company 10 row market
ing CA;hsrsol IN 3 convenient pacx-
age |; Is safe and effective family
csihartic- A; Corner Pharmacy ana
owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
Blossom Seeks Divorce
rrc- Farmer.

Charging Abandonment ard non
support Nora blossom Farmer to-
day fled suit for divorce from Al
e1a1de- Farmer The couple was
married al oslshoma cry IN 1898
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
-s.-ti ss- VA runs.

~ - " -T-1
Neu N,e1ne iET * .he 6z.s Sc. to-
ne performances ot ms ETEx rs-st-e.
: he end men are George PE6ock. PAU
Ns- EcorS-. Manned. Paul Nayerfe.
DenT ThoopsoL- Bv-o- Bzcheslor.
Lea Fes-T sr6 Iosh1 Belsoi All
Htr4 nu-oe=- Q, -ew sokes and scrs.
Is Do ~ fan 20 seS then
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

he will gladly so 20 the real front and
operate a machine gun on the bochcs.
State quota 10 60 10 camps daring
RAY. 2.406 "a CAanp Bowie. Texas
ssrs TO For Rley, Kansas
Mrs Cara Emmons viii leave to-
night for yinsia to visit wash her son.
who viii shorsly 70 10 ~ar
I Joe Dunham Of Crescent is suffer
irg from blood poisoning and if at
~ ~efAoa s hospital for ;reasmen,
n O O r ,oages ot Lowell ard
{ tclanh q, Joined las, Fr.d y and cele-
~ ted the anniversary az odd Eel
lowshi7
Some fine croqpse and bass ara
being caught al the Ellison lake. Th-
water is deep and the fish supply
plentiful
Refuse oil running inc the rivers
ponds and streams Of the east ssde
are killing the fish. The game war
aeni will &c;
Don't be yellow dog, buy a bond
buy thrift stamps: contribute 10 n,
Red Cross. Lets help the boys WI.
are helping Us
Miss Denna Bennett. nurse. il
training al the Methodist hospital
has returned from visit 10 her HON,
near Marshall
lnlas sinary interview Every time
begin bleeding the French white
have 10 cult and 60 to a hospital p
German FT.ghtaalness.
I ~ NNr-4r A-4r III 4alt
been entirely TOO cool for this time ol
year. but all Of US realize that there
viii be change il July.
With only eleven inches os water a.
the deepest point. the lake al th-
Country club is MOI a, al inviting 10
the fisherman this spring
Sam Gardner; Another reason
why ] may some time buy limousine
is because when the wheels wear OF
] can use il for sun parlo-~
What has become Of the old fash
loned mAn-Aboui- iown who was 50
popular at his tavo-te ssloon be
could use the aa-tenders brush and
comb.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

ma Mrs T : Raxroad on Monday
rsnine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

e-r~ rlrss ~ .hs p - srhoo
r-es 2 a--a-5 8 hs-i
ns-rr Va : WI. be gwen hv
Ns D---ons clnA ar the home ot Nj
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

"-ne c-css Bearer vita Mo1izrns
Love ss s.x-. appears Il -oos. eftac-
tive chs-scts-izstior- Re Is cas-; =
Ire role o. Cardinal Me-cier. ne
wo-lc-.socss Belris- crezte vho 50
s,u-d3ly has sscod u against ne az
g-esslc-s and o7r-e sxiors o. TIE Ger
Dsn invaders ~--e c-oss ees-e-.-
Il one q the most so-cetui and in
ie-est.-r pictures that has b-e- turn-
eo OF Z . ionc tine i T. Gce q
tie most brilliantly s-zred -5ctu-es
ere- projected O. fhs sc-een- A.
sose.hs- i y : rezl t-ez. See r.
Two rec Mack Se1oez- comedy.
-Ws.rh Nes- seirh5cr.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
Oklahoma Boy
c-c~neo n France.

Private Cecil II Harding. r I'd No
!. Fort Gibson. osia. is reported
drowned II ne casually lis; today
from France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

A -nnttimflliouaire al Shreveport
hss been arrested OF G charge q.
seoiiio1s utterances. For one tine IN
his life he failed TO LEI his money Do
the talking.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
gsrie- Bee c-oxs

Cior~- wi--- esrh. rez-s ol6. Se.lSs
lnaE so6 GLADYS Bzv1. bo.A twelve
years old and pr71ls q Miss Eleanor
Morris turned = 70 the BED C-u-<
Aesdqns-1=rs eszutituliy f1sr.et
srsz.e-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
MONDAY. xsv 6

Bessie Bz--iscz6ie L Monte u Kat
reso1rs screen re-sfo- % Hs-oi6
NcG-z-A's se1sstio-zi -rsts-T stc-T
wscs- Who.- which c-4steE q IA
ro1-vioe t1-o-e e-cnr readers Q.
oc-sc1 izsr tsl roe1 = was frs,
7'uolisned x . popular -nsEzrine- The
sooes z-s lz5d II the South during
re T.e-icd of the Civil VA. hut the
ese1e--s % ccrFlic- q -or enter IN
% TIE s-o-T vhich cs-fe-x z-czn6
the te-iiai1g scre-fu-e< ct q vourr
SoTee-- g1-f who. While working Z
fa@ sec-e- service q the So1rh l.
-z-r---d ~ Q hand o. s-erer MASKED
IN roo7 sAe koozs 20 - sren.k
* he enemy. z1i h fo-ced into mar
-1srs viii ooe q the1- Th-ozrhorf
he so-T th- ds-titv ot The unknown
e1seznd -e-zf,< ensH-oc5ed 4 rys-
rsT snc L ror Soived ur-1 xs-er q
rz7so s--5e< of sczl-srs--irr incs6e,.s.
he 11si c1i1zx coDe< vkich u-;-e<
h. v-h the n<- q her choice.
H>zrxt Ps<he yews.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

TIKI kIDNENS kv strengthened
! and toned ty Hocds >Arsasaarills
4 cures a. then ailments, pains "
.e .oins and THE bACKACHL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

Mrs c V Tipton, who has been wis
i,lng with friends and relatives il
Washington and orhe- eastern cities
for the past several months. has re-
turned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
q 3 = y 3 y u y y - u = = \ q n
q TOPICS o. the .
q TOWN AND STATE q
q y q q & \ = y n q = = u \ q D
los- Drive syccesssul.

~O&T ~Ttsc S-~~t884-ts
The Success Of the LIee~-y los,
c-sve - assured
Eleven FIie-s Dead n Ore Day.
Eleren Tiers were killed n differ
snt s-c-Sons q TIE Union YESTERDAY
esess ose We'll
TIE bs1srs q Loxzn corrfy dd
kxncsc-r~.y r. tn third Liberty loan
d-1v.
Fife sesee,ee Sose.
IN PIE sod Ms residence 81 SO
Exs; Cleveland 70 George Frzzser yes
terssr.
Pc ss>pe- % i-.as schesi.
Tn--e vss = s1e sale sod social Il
irrin sc1scoi ho7ss izst rsrht. -no-e
thzn s1eo wa raised to- ne ye-sasz-
Fee C-oes
sssinss sts-s Pc
socsi 81 sise-see-
A Savings s-zz, pc social VII b
r1rs- Tuesday night xsr :. al River
sise schooi ho1ss- Dist-scs So. s..
loesi Tsien< Z, cs.ce-< secssi-
Th- Rev and Ms 7 Il wiss-,z- cs
okzbcne cstr. assisted tv local tai
szr VII s-p><- 1, . co1ce1 rectal
sns- the ss>rsr>~ - - Ns-ysrsz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

Elere1 Tiers were killed n differ.
snt s-c-sons q TIE Union YESTERDAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

TIE secce~< Of The Lee~ry losr
c-1ve - assured
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Hs1T sts--. ,ot>1 bz,k roo1-e~.
!, HcAls-~ 5-s~os SEWING o ,oux
tern. vsuts 70 - TO ~ He nv.
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What las b-co7e q The ol6-s.st =
io,ec rzscli1e st.-soz hat s5ers
have 9 r0-o-coch<e
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TIE bs1zs q Loxzn county djd
kxncscrssy r. tn third Liberty loan
drive
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Fife sesee,ee Sose.

IN Fsfe sod his residence 81 81
Exs; Cleveland 70 George Frzzser yes
ferssr-
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Mrs Cara Emmons viii leave to
night for yinsia to visit wrash her sor
who will horsly 20 10 ~ar
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ese ssrpe- % i-.s. seneel.
sssi,ss sts-e Pc
Sec ~ ~ sise-sce-

A Savings s-zzp pc social zfn b
rsrsr Tuesday night xzr :. at River
sise schooi ho1se- District So. s..
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What has become of the old fash
loned n2n-aboui- town who was 50
popular al his tavo-.e sslocn be
could use The oa-fender's brush and
comb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

State quota 10 60 10 camps darins
RAY, 2406 to CAan9 Bowie. Texas
.srs 10 For Rl~y, Kansas.
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Si1osy Hs-- cath-5s bcr. hzs roi-
uzi-e-ed and VIE - ss1- 20 the coxs:
s--ine-T -sr- r@k
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he viii gisdiy go 20 the real front and
operate a machine gun on the bochcs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

Sam Gardner; Another reason
why may some time buy q limousine
Is because when the wheels wear OF
] can ase i for sun parlor.~
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sh-1,-r- q n. s-zss s-s ez<e<-s-r
a. Oklahoma City sor thes- ssl-e-
srioiee cs-s-no-isl
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Decisive
Results

with shaggy hair and dandruf7
covered shoulders are always dis
counted Your appearance has a
money value Dons bet ii desre-
cia.e
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-08-21

where from ten to fourteen hours.
"Romance?" inquired the elder Miss
Park. There isn't any such animal
not in this mans war, at any rate"
The other Miss Park shrugged her
shoulders disgustedly.
when this wars over 1 hope to
goodness l never lay eyes on food
again. The whole wars nothing else
than foods; eggs, fried potatoes, then
fried eggs, fried potatoes, after that
then fried eggs" Again she gave a
shrug. Food! ugh"
But hardly had she said it when
she leaped to her feet with a smile
and quick, CHEEKY greeting. It was
belated soldier, boy in the trans
port department, she welcomed. "How
do you do, Eddy. Fried eggs? Why,
certainly" And off she sped as gaily
and cheerfully as ever, seeking the
days last eggs for a hungry, tired
lad in Khaki.
And there you are. All work and
no play makes Jack dull boy, and
this war over here is filled with that.
Just the same there are lot of them
in France, all volunteers in the work,
that get good, sound, honest joy out
of the work they are doing. 1t may
not be glorious, that work, but it's
work that counts Most of the fight.
ing in this particular war is being
done behind the lines.