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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
NEW TAX MEASURE
TO BE READY SOON
Chairman Kitchin Plans TO intro
ducc BiIl NcIt Week; Eight Bil-
lion Goal Il Reached.

WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-THE
new revenue bin upon which the
house ways and means committee
has been working since congress re-
cessed early In July, viii raise
total Of 5000 900 900 FOR the cx-
pensea Of tho government In the
present fiscal year Chairman
Kitchin OF the committee announced
today when the committee adjourned
It's sessions upul Monday. II Is
probable, UChRrmRn Kitohin said,
that the bin will be introduced next
week and be taken .pp for considera-
don a week from Monday
The announcement that the Feyc-
nue. to be obSaincd under the bill
win reach the goal set - tho treas
ury department was made by Mr..
Kitchln after he had consulted the
committees account Changes In
the schedule not as yet definitely
fixed may lower the total, II was
said. and ia that event the commit
tee may have 20 rcsort 90 "a customs
7 tax and tax on tea. coffee and sim
/ liar products
Changing conditions also may NJ
/ feet tho amount Of revenue TO be
obtained The committee is watching
/ the outcome of the effort TO pass d
national wartime prohibition meas
/ ure witch the senate rs 60 take ur
] August "a II "a prohibition measur,
+ lis enacted. revenues 20 be obtained
/ under tho bill will be decrcaA,d d con
I siderably
The now tax on liquors may NO
he announced until the hin is re-
fpurtcd TO tho house. but Il h under
stood 20 provide substantial In
crease on whiskcy and other liquor
and soft drinks a total revenue %
81 600. 900 .Oe0 or more. The com
mittee today finally approved th
tobacco schedule unchanged from
rates heretofore announced,
In tho 10 per cent tax Of article
deemed luxuriea above "A certaii
price Il made the tax apply q
wom0u's waists in excess OF fl5, I'm
stead OF SO, as previously agree,
TO, and to women's hats az fl5, in
stead OF t25.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
TRANSPORT
SPEEDS OVERSEAS

CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE.
Foch 20 was evident that thcso
Withdrawals coupled with other IN
formation contained I'm official nd
vices from General pershing, have
created hero Tho impression that u
general enemy retirement on a wide
front is 60 hc expected
General March said official reportH
through the spanish embassy giNo
no evidence that American prison
ers In Germany are singled out for
miatreatment as has been reported
Very detailed reports, including the
daily menus. are received ana show
that the question ~ the treatment
OF prisoners has largely become
standardized,
McCnin Takes Command.
General March announced that
Mai Gen Henry n Mccain, adju-
tant general. aa reward Tor Off
Client work IN that office, had been
assigned 10 command the l2th diyi-
sion now being organized az Camp
DCVens. Mass.
Brig Gen. Peter g. Harris VIII no
made acting adjutunt general lir
has been responsible FOR % great rc-
duction in paper work iu me de.
partment including tho ahViishwrut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

OF tho old muster rolls which tended
to cut away unnecessary red tape.
Announcement was made that
Mai. Gen George Il. Duncan, one Of
the first American officers to win
tho French war cross for dlstin-
guishrd gsilantry In action, was be-
INK sent homc for rest General
March said tho ease was typicul and
showed tho tremendous strain under
which both officers ana men work
40 the frout lie indicated that "A
number OF cases similar 10 that OF
General Duncan would follow.
PcnnsylVnninns Hold Center.
Answering question. General
March said tho losses OF the ilOth
regiment W 'DcnnHy lyaula troopsJ or
tho 2hth division. probably were pro-
portiunate Co heavy fgntiug ln which
that division had been engaged lie
gave no figures but pointed out that
the 2Nth division had held the Amer
lCuu center during tho crossing Of
the Ourcq ana was again ln nne
along the NcsIo where further sharp
rghtug had occurred.
ON the Ncslo front whore the
American troops are in line. only
artillery fire and raids have been
reported General March said. lie
read French divisional order pay
ing hIgh tribute 90 the vul1r ana
efficiency of the Second artillery brl-
uio og the Second American diyl-
sion. which aided tho l2th rrcnch
infantry in two days OF fierce fight
iuE at Chateau Thicrry
Az Co tho location Of other dlvi-
sIuuE. General March said the Soth
division Pennsylvania and Virginia
troupsI was training with the British
boo Flanders. that the SSH North ,
IukpfI, Minnesota, Iowa and lllineis |
truUusl was lu process of ombarka- |
tluu and that the S2nd alabama, |
Georgia and" Tennessee troopsl was
in line north or Toul where Il ar |
rived early in July Reports do not I
show that tho sand division, he said, |
haB yet heDu engaged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
AMERICANS TAKE
TOWN IN LORRAINE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oSE
ten miles northwest OF Scissors hl7
been currlcd hy the French and that
their success gives them position
dominating the region extending
northward toward the Disc river
The attack, white 40 was local In
character. must have had plenty ot
power behind II 20 carry the French
lines as FAR ahead as is Indicated u
dispatches telling OF the incident
The French line from the AiSnc 70
the Olse has been inactive since early
IN July, and AZ last reports ran
through Autrechrs 90 Moulin-Sols-
Touycnt. and thence uorthweHterly
through the CArlepont and pursrump
forests 20 the Olse m the whole
plateau north Of Autreehes has been
taken from the Germans, the French
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Reorganization of Okmulgee
Producing and Refining Co.

ana treasurer. o. a prominent oil
man Of wichita. Kan. and for many
years one OF the leading bankers and
business men ofHN0nsas ana the
mid west
SENATOR NoftzRrr Of Wichita. Kan.
who has been elected general cuun.
SrL lH one or mo most prominent
corporation lawyers ~ the country.
unI for many years lcir,ier OF tho
bar ~ hts state. ana highly cmoemed
as man ui high character and great
ability
M. 49, IT, MoClarIn. who has been
elected general attorney for tho reor.
EanlHed companies. H. weil.k known
So Louis lawyer, who recently has
made Tulsa hiE home No IL ~.
ghfdcd W one OF tho leading Rttor-
ncyS Of the 81 Louis and Nlnuouri
bars
Mr.. y A. Young who continues as
director In tho companies. 90 tho
diHCovoror of tho Youngstown pool
and is of Aggressive and pleasing
personally
Holdings Heavy.
The holdings ~ tha combined com
pauics consist OF two ~ the most
up. tu-dal~ rvturrirs iu the country.
ono IN Tulsa having "a refining ca
paclty ut 1900 barrels pur DAY and
ono az Dkmulgro with capacity of
800 barrels per day, cxtcuhiyc hold
inga of about 10000 acres In proven
territory having present produo-
tlon of more than 100 barrels per
day aud which ~ We are advised
viii no doubt bo tfobled BOO the near
future. 70 large rth.uEnohd plant ht
Bartlett Okh., and another, nearing
completion. located az the company
extensive NuuuEatuwn pruporucr a
six unit plant ana ono of tn, finest
ln tho country, an absorption pinnt
at kunu. oklahoma. uIgr gaH
/ plant together with valuable fran
chiHcn Tor distributing domestic ana
commercial gaH fu residents Of Hem
! Iryctta, Dcwnr Spoltor CITY and hur.
rounding ruuutn. extensive uprrtt.
] Ing coal properties at lleuryttta,
Okla, yielding largo output, their
own tank car line ~ over 900 cars,
which together with pipe lines g'Or
ago tanks. drilling Outflia, machinery
and equipment constitute au uEErr
cation of properties and assets that
make uf the % r. % company one
~ the strongest companies now op
Grating ln tho mld-contiuont field.
The cumpauya operating offices /
will remain ut ukuu.rg but their |
executive offices viii Ic removed TO |
! Tulsa
with such extensive and valuable /
properties and holdings operated /
ana managed bv men ~ such high I
standing and proven ability Va be.
speak for tno rcorgaufrI ID. D.. II
company a great and highly profit.
able future.
Welcome o. T.. a. 10 tho wonder
city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

north OF Scissors but his first -
cess there may be eSptoitgd. ~ rou'Nl
not be surprising TO see the ilkhut'h
spread between the Aisnc ana INC
Disc, for an allied victory In thnt re-
gion would break the hinges OF both
the Aisne and Somme lines and com
pei a German retirement on both
sides OF the now battle area.
From Solssons 60 Rheims. the all
lies, among them conaideraula
force, have been doing little since
the Americans reEained their posi-
tlons at Fismett. across the Neslc
from Fimnes, after being driven back
over the river by furious assault by
the Germans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

most At a standstill. only local Ac-
lions have been fought for the past
four days along the line estab blished
hy the GermRns west OF the Somme.
some OF the progress. especially
along the southern sector Of the line.
has been important, though hardly
noticeable on a map, but the Ger
mans are desperately defending
every inch OF the high ground south
west OF NOyon and south Of LassiBny
as well as the carea around Roye.
The allied pressure is continuous and
heavy. however. and may eventually
break down the enemy resistance,
There are no indications that Mar
shal Foch viii continue his pressure
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

have advanced upward Of a mile IN
that region,
when the Germans halted their
retreat from the Marine salient. and
made a stand on the Aisne II Yaa
assumed that blow northwest OF
Solasons would bo struck sooner or
later. as "A success there would out
flank the Germans and compel their
retreat To their old lines north OF the
Chcmin dcs Danes which runs
along the ridge north Of the Aisne.
Then the Picardy offensive&egan
and the eyes Of the world wseA fixed
on the allied progress east OF the
Ayre and Ahcre.
This drive has recently been al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
GERMANTS LEADING AIR
FIGHTERS AMONG MISSING

WASHINGTON, Aug l7--Thlr-
teen OF Germanys leading aviators
have heon listed ne missing IN action
since July 1. according 60 an official
dispatch from France received here
today The aviator. who have been
thus listed and the number OF allied
machines which they were credited
with bringing down are:
Leo Wenhardt, So, Menshkoff, 80;
zongarU and Huckler % each. Rii-
lik. 81. Won Turchrek. 81. Kirch-
steiner, "a WMsthoff, 20. Puotter,
20. Wlnisch. Fredericks and Pipp-
hardG "a each, and Rcinhardg ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
What Is Claimed az One Of
Strongest Combines in
State Is Formed.
VIM. SACKS IS EXECUTIVE


TnuutHlumIN one of the strong
Get Ul combinations ln the state both
I'm ,prOprrtIrH aud men WAS effected
duuur ,uu UH week. 100 the Tourgan-
iHauuu of the DhuulEce Producing
and ltfU.uE company Rud ifs vast
AudlUsH including tho Pan Ameri-
cam DI corporation and ita aubHld-
Iary companies. the combined prop
critics Of which companies under an
appraisal just completed by nc
American Appraisal company ~ Mi.
wlukor total alg,UOO,OOO
The plan Of reorganization CON
templates In the near future the
umRlgam1tlon into one company Of
all the parent and subsidiary COM
punieH ~ tho OkmulRes Producing
and Refining company and the Pan
American Oh corporation. The de-
tails ana plan of reorganization were
worked out and brought about by
tho board ot directors OF the com
paniea affected and "A special tHof-
gnnlzatiun committee consisting "
William Sacks, formerly chairman
Of the board OF dlrcCtorH and general
counsel OF the Pan American COM
prnies. recently taken over by the
%. r, A. X. Co. y. q. Crocker presl-
dent Okmulgee Producing and re
filming company W " Brown. prcH-
dent Union National bnnk, Tulsa
g. M. shelton, vice president. and
" A. Young. general manager OK
mulgee Producing ana Refining
company
IL Active Executive.
Tho active executive management
Of all the companies affairs viii
hereafter be under tho direction uf
William Sacks. who was elected
chairman of the board OF directors
and executive head of tho OkmulEee
Producing and Refining company
and the Pan American OIL corpora
ton and all Of their subsidiary com
BAnies and g. NJ sheldon, who has
been elected vice president and
treasurer of All the said companies
We heartily congratulate the new
company upon the splendid potson-
mel OF lm officers. Mr Sacks IN his
five years active operations In tho
Oklahoma fields has risen until to-
day he IL reckoned as a leading fac
tor among the OIL fraternity. As a
producer. his aggressive development
work IN tho Cole pool, the iiealdton,
Cataie and Ranger fields, and as a
refiner the tremendous strides u
the Pan American Refining company
while under his direction. have
rouKht him rapidly 10 the front. We
large success Tor the reor-
accompany under his direction.
Mari q. Crocker. tho president.
ehsf the largest cattle men In
- west. having large ranches
4a Texas and Arizona, and ls
ally identified with the
Anking interests IN tho south
a We predict that his sue
the oil business will be
marked
e. NJ sheldon, Vice president
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18


ments for "a new trial next week. the
exact date to be set later
Tffth Count Is Withdrawn.
Before giving HIS Instructions 20
jury judge lands Withdrew from
tho lndictment the fif,h count. which
charged conspiracy to violate the
postal laws.
Judge Lands then ordered 50 Of
the one hundred defendants, who
had been ont ga bail during the
progress ~ the trial taken into Gus
to1v nu1 searched 20 mako certain
. that mo- weapons were brought into
. tho courtroom
An ctiro police guard was on duty
when court rcconycnea IN the after
noon and every visitor was carefully
/ scrutiuIEed before being admitted.
I The courtroom was crowded and po-
. Hcgwcn, detectives and agents ut the
/ department. " Justice circulated
among ihe spectators
/ Tho W " trial began April /
. and was ono of The longest criminal
cases ON record in this country The
4 Arycorl contains thirty thousand
INUrWrittcU pages. or seven million
. five hundred thousand words
No Disorders.
There was no sign Of the disorder
| which had been predicted among tho
. defendants iu case OF an uutavorablo
verdict They sat as n stunned.
! HAYWOOD continued Cglmly-to break
] into bits a tUOthulyk which he held
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
This Letter Is of Special
Importance to the Public
The Hartmann Trnnk Company
Racine, Wfsconsm
Elephant Trunk Company.
Frank Goodman, Prop.

Elrphan
Frank
Del
"a
=
wardrobe
any u U m W
To- ma
the spend
Yours r
l.. HARTMANN TRUNK coNfAf'i'
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-26

Cordele Steam Vulcanizing c
Cordele Motor Car Company
S. J. Hill
S. L. Ryals Company
Frank Teuber
Wilkes-Webster Motor Company
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-26

0. S. Bazemore
Moore Storage Battery Company
George D. Hartshorn
Crisp-Wilcox Motor Company
R. A. Gibbs Motor Company
Hupmobile Motor Company
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-26

f. L. Bartholomew
Palmer-Jones Company
Hutchinson Lbr. Il Supply Co.
R. l.. Dekle & Bro.
Watt-Holmes Hardware Company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
PARIS IS LDlOsSOM N
SPn|MCT|ME Of NEW PEACE
Preparations For Great World
Conference Gong Forward
Apace, with Prices Soar.
ing Sky Higa
~ rr.a . Fsrsuson

Paris lfes m peacv aelexaf~e
af all she ruweFs are exg.ftsd ~
reaeh paus hY ihe end ~ this ~ees
rhv dase tor aeeains shv iNssr allsea
preliminary conference, however eiv
uet b. set untll after rfralarnl Wiz
fon arrives
pafla i bseemlng meFe eauA Asiee
every huar All hotels are fiilsA ~
capacity ana cots htse been pu' 81
in bath Feoma, caFridurs and stafs
soeme f'rlree ~ evvrYthins arr sks
ppskssine 1Ar sspesF ~ She entire
CITY hAa ehsnaed within tofsuiahf
from wsf ~ rease
storrs are dlsplayius biz electric
sl9ns Tor he first inns la iaur YeAfe
shop wlndaws ara shawing mase sis
william and less miiliaFs arn@tsi New
lheslst| ar oprslna 1hFuaghuag ghe
slly The revisinT taslvahs are II !
premium aud she aao ssy Is eenetanlie
crowded
owlna 10 lhss sFvat lnfias ~ peo
sle shs gfsatsas IN shr eliya hiatoFs
PARIS l. almost on fhe ssfes IL a
panlr
The authorities are lrying 90 an
tanKle fhe worst cable gnuFspiHn d
record THE mveh#nstsl pFshlvm ~
II tline news ~ The peace eenfefvaers
"a America u ntupenaans The haua
inA of hundreds al ssponaFnla and
uther Americans IL also pefplesluw 4
4 likely that some building Will b.
rented and costs put into service ~
siepplng quarters tnf thvm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11

The readers ~ this paler Will he
pleased 10 learn that there Is at lessi
one dreaded disease that seiencn has
been able 10 cure In all ~ stages ami
thai Is catafrh talarfh b.lng greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment
Hairs tatarrh Medicine Is taken In.
iefnally aDd acts thru The Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces Of the system
thereby destroying the foundation Of
the diaease. giving The patlaat strength
by building a. The constitution and
assisting nature tn doing It's work The
pronrieiors have so much faith In The
curative powers OF Halls Catarrh
Medicine that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that II fails 10
cure. Send for llst OF testimonials
Address y j CHENEY a. co. To.
ledo, Ohio Sold by All Druggists. 7se
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11

bn NnndaSs ptssnibef -, There sils
b. notable sale ~ n + tIuneh farm
! is milrw north and iss mlle wpat
~ Farmers hrider ~ which the IA
NOUS Jack. jumhn. viii b. sold 10 me
b lRhskt bidder. there wiil also hs nplh
~ that Tina kaatsky kina. full
brother ~ Jumbo ami three other
Jaeh@ all half htn.hsfm to the hiK
Jumbo Three icuniea ~ this same
aloek five frssh cows, Kood mlkara.
one Jersey and tuHt red pulea AlAg
80 head ~ cattle iun't fail 70 as
tend this sale II will bn wertn
Nhile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
LABOR DEPARTMENT
FORS[Es A CRISIS

Washington. Dee step % pre-
vent wage slump on return ot
nearly i.ooonan sold erw 10 rlsil life,
were taken today bv The department
~ labor Investigators began gather
ms pst of living data TO he used by
sage adjustment hsarda N fiSing ado
duaie wages to industrial centeta
Unless wages are sufficient 20
enable wufkingmenA families 10 live
lr reasonable comfort. industrial un
rtst viii result. he department atat-
"a IN announeing the investigation
investigators started ai Milwaukee
today and viii 30 10 other cliie4
SHORTLY Thousands Of families will
give investigators details % their
yearly llving expenses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
tOitIi-EI.HT HOUR
EMBARGO on HOGS

Washington. Dec Ordnance de-
yelopmehi during the war has broushi
cannon makers to the point where the
-i-lneh rifle Is easily pgactieabls.
saj Cen r " Coe. enief Of coast ar i.
llllery, said today IL hts annual re-
port The nominal range OF a gun OF
this slze would be - miles. the repor.
says. but longer ranges for speclgt
types are possible n desired
The limit has MOI yet been ap.
In the size OF tractor drawn
declares General coe. init
mating that . succesror 10 the German
big Bertha" Is 10 b. expected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
NOTICE or sAlE ur ofL AND
Gas IxAss.


~ the s'eaaev tasFs " I.es.n coan.
n. State u Oslahoms
In she msitvf ~ shu Estate ~ E..slls
Hesvs. Alta l.. Itswe1. Ness Hs~ea.
aud neFths ItewsA. NsnefH
Natlrr u hsfehs apNpa. hat In paf.
saanro ~ an order ~ thu aali cvaniy
caaFt ~ tn0sn raunss. oklahaus.
ssaae and entered ua The esh aag II
feeemhwr llsEs the aaarsslswea
saafllaa ~ Nv ahaxe mamsd assmnss.
vliI an tbs lAsh aas ~ rsesmhsF
n lsis. at ~ a'sgaek = u = aAsa
aaY - lh~ taaaiy s'eafs Ream n
IA t'isY ~ slashyis la esla Lassa
eauais. ntFef tsr aAIe aui arsI at pas
81 suction sn uhs hlAssg aad hvst bsd
asf in epen tuufl, a. at aAa as mln
ms Lease uA gAe faila~tHw described
Peal estate la Logan eonaty. Gala.
hama. 10 wls - =
iega . and I anil lhr t#sl = ~ she
NuFtheeAs Il II seriian IL fe~A.
SAP Il Sarsh. Nansu west " iaalsu
Merchant
SAID eii sal aas miHnK lwaaw ~lll
r. Aeli a. aforesaid go the tHrflser
conditions and terms sa wii A ssh
hssnua ~ fsnise ansa rasmeaa aaa
an eaaai nns esAhih psn ~ ali ail
rre.laeYsl and aavva ffum Aald Iesaed
premises. delivered ln plRe lines -
Whhh hald leaaat# NAV eunnret snasg
wells. anh ~ annual tash pavm~at
faF aaa prusluetd fFt ~ aaeh weil sHa
uhsd ~ tha pfvmtass ard further
consideration ~ tlea % par snnum AZ
renseI covering she pfivlle@v ~ IL
ferfinN lhr frmmens emsut ~ sell
ailsf the expiration ~ ane wear from
IN. aale ~ euvA lysa. mutli wsil
ehsl b. commenced nn me a#la leas
~ premises
nalat this sth aay ~ Is,emher A.
~ 1919
Pearl. nrswra
slaaraiau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
SAVE THIS MONUMENT

The eo-eaiied "sweetheafis Mnnu
tuent, pie 81 stones al Camp
Isyens. Mass. which consists of peh-
hies and small stones hrough to tho
camp from all parts 81 The United
States hy the women folk Of sold'era
hat trained there. is TO be preserved
and marked with = bronze tablet Ths5
appears 70 be the least The men can
30 about ii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11

Before | used rLamberlalu's Tab
loias | doriored . great deal for siom-
ach trouble and felt nervous aud tired
all tho time These tablets helped me
from the firsl. and inside Of week =
time bad improved In every way
writes Mrs. L. A. Drinkard. Jefferson
City. No.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11

Join The SAVINGS club Of ihe okla
liema State Bank tnis week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11

Secretary Of Labor Wilson denies
that legislation Il proposed when
pould conscript women war workers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11

T0R SALE cHEAP-sz volumes OF
Imperial Encyclopedia. good as new
Aiss Garfield. 5l1 L. College.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
HELP WANTED. MALB
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ACCOUNTS. notes. claims collected
anywhere ID world No charges un
less We collect Mays Collection
Agency, Somerset, ky.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11

Have plensy OF Christmas funds
Iexl Christmas. Joln the Savings club
o the Oklahoma State Bank.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
DID YOU GET YOURS?
MAYBE SOME DAY

Seventeen wears ago q shabby man
Knocked a. be door Of family ia
Toronto when ghey we're a. breakfa 81
and asked FOR something 10 eat They
Invited him TO sit down with them.
Later this family moved 20 New Jer-
sey and pFospefed. The other day
the member ~ II we're notified Inc
man they befrianded II years ago had
died leaving them s. 900 as a reward
or their kindness According TO this
Oklahoma folks should soon have sew
erai million dollars coming 70 ihsan
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SITUATION WANTED
AGENTS WANTED.

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now taking orders for our Com.
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Ten states now have women mem
ters on he executive councils Of their
state labor bodies.
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F0H SALE Good mich COW for sale
Phone szs Ford car viii trade for
live stock.