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The Washington herald., 1918-10-09

Buying Liberty Bonds is helping our nation
In ats fight against wrong; against humiliation;
In its hight for rights and on land
And that freedom and justice shall forever stand
Buying Liberty Bonds is helping our nation
10 hight the Huns aim of world domination;
10 night TOR truth and defeat of hypocrisy
For lasting peace and pure democracy
Buying Liberty Bonds is helping our nation
In its hight for life; for worlds salvation;
In Its night for the weak in their fight against strong
Freemen OF America, buy Liberty Bonds
Buying Liberty Bonds is helping our nation
In its night against SIM against moral degradation
50 out with mite that may fight with its might
Buy Liberty Bond before the coming of night
By R. NJ FLAKE.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-09
CHIPPING EXPLOSIVE
FROM SHELL BLAMED
Evidence in Perth Amboy Tragedy
Shows Carelessness.

Perth Amboy. n. j.. Oct. Sat-
urday's explosion at the r. A. Gil
lespie Company shell-loading plant
at Morgan. n J., was caused by the
chipping of some T n T from the
side of a shell, according to an af-
fidavit in possession of army Off
GERS, it became known last night. A
report that many Germans were
employed at the plant was denied
by officers of the company.
The plant will be rebuilt in an
incredibly short time" declared a
government official. His voice was
nearly drowned in the rumble ot
government trucks rushing material
to the grounds. to be used in re-es.
tablishing the plant.
THE plant consisted Of 700 build.
ings. of which 325 were DESTROYED
said T. A Gillespie in a statement
tonight.
The disaster was caused by ar
inadvertent accident on the part OF
an operator in a shell-loadine
room"
The Washington herald., 1918-10-09
THE LUSTTANIA TEST"
AS Applied to the Ownership of American
Newspapers by German Brewers
From THE OUTLOOK"

or of the Nation being barred
from the mails. there arises this
problem: How shall we give
the news of disloyslty without
giving still further circulation
70 the words Of sedition in our
campaign against enemies with
in7"
Although IL was necessary 10
reproduce examples Of sedition
literally in order TO make loyal
people aware OF the arts Of dis
loyalty and reconcile public sem
timent to restraints upon free
speech in war time. our feeling
Is that the necessity has passed.
Therefore we believe that in
future IL will be better to avoid
literal treatment OF seditious
utterances and simply say in
such cases as Reed and Nearing
and the Nation that they at
tackled our allies. or denounced
the draft. or dispsrsged the war.
adding at the end q fOot-note
that the text OF the matter has
been forwarded TO the Govern
ment authorities.
The Postrnaster-Geners coin
cides with the view expressed in
the foregoing telegram. and
suggests that IL will be in the
interest of the country at the
present time for publishers gen
orally to pursue the course suE-
gested.
In response Mr.. Willard sent a teIe
gram containing the following asssr
tions: No seditious or treasons bI
utterance has ever appeared in tn
Nation or ever will. ] resent tn
base libel on me personally"
Let us apply the Lusitania test Il
thls case. In the New York Evenfni
Post of May 10. 1878. OF which M
Willard was at that time the control
ing owner. there appeared on the frs
page despatch from Washington rs
garding the destruction Of the Lusi
tania, signed by Mr.. Willard himself
In that despatch he made this state
ment:
Had the submarine given thirty
minutes warning TO the crew and
passengers Of the CUnarder. the
exploit would have gone down in
history as one OF the most brilliant
in the annals Of naval warfare.
We repeat what We said at the DO
ginning Of this article. Every maj
who did not spring TO his feet in pro
test against the unwarned and Crue
drowning Of the women and childreI
on the Lusitania was at heart pro
German and cannot complain II he 4
forever suspect. The instructive pro
test made at the time BY every right
minded American has been confirmed
by Justice Julius Mayer, Of the Fed
eral District Court Of New York. VIII,
recently legally defined the sinking oi
the Lusitanis as an act Of piracy, and
said as his deliberate legal judgment
that the United States Of Americs
and her allies will well remember ths
rights Of those affected by the sink.
ing OF the Lusitanis. and. when tn,
time shall come, will see to II that
reparation shall be made for one c1
most indefenSible acts OF moderi
times"
The Washington herald., 1918-10-09

Seemed natural for the reactionares of both parties
gether in opposition to suffrage progress
The Washington herald., 1918-10-09

The Serbs have got the bulge the Bulgar They
baked by the Balkan line only slightly hndered by the
Hndenburg
The Washington herald., 1918-10-09
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY O. THE YEAR.
BY John Kendrick Banps.
CASTLES IN THE AIR,

1 like to build Chateaux in Spain,
Despite the Sages deem It vain,
Because no vandal Hun can tear
The beauty from those castles rare.
And there's no need to count the
cost,
Nor fear lest loneliness be lost
In some world war that may destroy
Creations of such perfect joy
And more than this, in doing II
try to make myself more it
The trophies of success to win
IL some day / should dwell therein
copyright. lgp
The Washington herald., 1918-10-09
Canada's Railroad.

Canada fighting win the She's giving
and munitions for four and today she's in the
her nekust her neghbor the south is But Canada finds
think and plan for afehe-war She rebuilding
her disabled soldiers She
them under which every
making living while producing food Canada looks forward
after the She preparing this
One is by becoming railroad
The United States operating railroads doing
u Canada doing than merely operating roads She
them and them down from generation
generation she does her and highways.
The Dominion has been making
acquisition payment
Canadian Northern Railway This includes 9648 miles OF
tanscontnena right Also its developed und
yeIoped terminals, equipment and rolling stock
soldiers returning
clear from Atlantic Pacific railroad owned by them
eves their sisters brothers. mothers fathers unces and
What do you think Of that, w. G. McAdoo
postpone victory by putting your buying
bonds
1t be Christmas get an carly start on
ourselves
cleaning up Well nobody needs cleaning
handwriting of Potsdam Palace spells uncondi
uonal surrender.
Seemed parties to get to-
geher in opposition suffrage progress.
Liberty bonds everything of value
country Can find better security for your money?
The Serbs have the bulge Bulgars They weren't
baked by the Balkan line and slightly
Hindenburg
The Washington herald., 1918-10-09

Liberty bonds are mortgage everything OF value ii
country Can find better security for your money?
The Washington herald., 1918-10-09

The handwriting the wall of Potsdam Palace spell
tional surrender
The Washington herald., 1918-10-09

New York. Oct. 6.
Man is but a I'LL.
OF cut plug.
The pipe of chance.
A little fire.
A lot OF smoke.
And the ashes.
Are knocked out.
To make room
For another.
The great beauty.
OF a thought like this,
Right out Of your own head.
Is that it does not.
Render one liable.
To the income tax.
A good many years ago.
used to work.
On a New York newspaper.
And when I resigned.
watched for days.
To see how long.
II would last.
But. it is still going.
And gaining circulation.
But felt that.
Down at the otriee.
There were a few traditions.
About me.
And I have been.
Looking forward.
To going down there.
And being lionized.
So the other day l did
The elevator man.
Did not remember me.
And neither did.
The head office boy.
And there wasn't a man.
On the staff.
Who looked up.
From the copy desk.
When I came in.
And the managing editor.
Came out Of his cubby hole
With a bunch OF proofs.
And looked at me.
And said: "Lo"
And walked on by.
And I sneaked right out
And when I got home.
I told my wife.
What a big welcome 1 got.
And everything.
And she looked like.
She always does.
Whan Tn,
The Washington herald., 1918-10-09
AFTERNOON LIST.

The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general Of
the American EXpeditiOnary Forces:
Killed in action. 81
Missing in action. n
Wounded severely ......... $50
Died of disease ..... 7
Died of accident and other
causes -ss...--... .s.....s.ss..s
Died from wounds. Is
CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
People a. EAST ARE
kNrll(ISED OtEN WAN

As and Mrs u II stewart who hass
Iaa returned gsum menshe visit
With saasr sssashseF Ia the east. re-
perl . fase stass -rss east ii mare
weskei ny over the war than rh~ pen
pie 81 the soush aud wsa+ sAsa Mr
Ms wars Preparedness saa var
activities II arp~tsnt everywhere
slnax the lln~ ~ travel la the ssss and
~umsn sse = nls f.ssov In w Evsvy
where no went we found ~osnsa sah.
Ing The place ~ The msn ~ The sreas.
y faeieflas, on street wwk. in hnseIs
md ship~ and % ears. ssss,vhsss
IAsy ere IA evidence we arrived jass
Ilss dAys afssv our nsw sFanaassxh.
|sFs Moss Of ths time ~~s srsns With
hsu d0sshses IN ilosssn. bot tAsy
made eseaFsIoas 70 New rask. wssh.
sxson and sses made "Trip to Can.
.fa while absent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
iiIRsCIll GIFTS MONEY rOn
COYOTE DIFFERENTIATION

y !. iilrachi sha rasesssfai TUESDAY
In having a sum of $50 act aside by
the excise board for the pafIcss ~
laying bounties on coyntr sud waIf
hides Coyotes have been tbs bsns Of
the fsrtnsfs' lisea ior SONS iims and
many opmplslnls Asse feaehsa lhs
county commissioners ffom Axfisvsi
farmers 10 al parts of the eouaiy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
sCivAlLS THIS SON :.
~ tsllAn TJ1E kAlarN

Afdmafs. jaly si- i'ssaAss nsIvsily.
- yesrs old. san NJ Rebsft n asltsiiy.
ratIi rssssliy shslFmss q shs rsrss
tIssfis, sssmpsioh board. h., iplasS
ne mafiass and isn 'adsy tss -
sllaaiic seaport. pfrsars,oy 70 g..
Ina abroad
rhs slasr ssivsIly. h hrsssu
famoailisn. ssia ''sea. u yos see
tho kaiser, arab Alm sa5 Aald him
qnill sems" aeisAlly. sssiss. 4 h
TIE hss,y~sIsk eiAss =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

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tls~y Assd@d U6tw1e's = IN ci@~~l
sa Nms - euvrv1 sAeSs tsu1lk vl1k
sAAA wund<sial nuw dfrmSosx " fy.
l'isvsa 4. eall~d An. ~. m nks,,1h6
psNMRslY As~si snsn~ wsSu1 e.~As
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IL NsNfwuFAe Nsvsa dtstSsaekn1 esa~
assssh< s<ks pl~nty " eass<Aos IA ~
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fsvm shsxh 1 hat Hs&ll<xvd M assuw
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assss slssna~ ~ sAtasy sasi N'asktfs uasshis~
nlH say shsA | hAvA Iivvu w rs~ssxs
AFafIF TAklsAs 4 aktr ux<l - waA
sfv<tlf tsneatrsi ,nd ia kagehy sha~v.
'alls fssussas~nA Anas1a N w yeywHn sak
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

~Ftf 800 ~ f"f fF'* hfF*@@
today
The q A n circle held ~ rssnfAf
seekiy session yesterday afternoon 1T
the home OF Mrs v q kesler. where
the time was spent with RED cross
swing and kns'tiag and Mrs Warner,
the mother of seFgaani Ross Mariner
who il in France. Vas Knitting on
her thirty.sisth pair of socks. Mrs
Prank Hawkins led hnmber of IA
triotic soags after which The hostess
served light rcfroshmenis. Special
guests for the occasion were Miss
Herrinston and Flora Rose Hawkins
un,il further notice the Circle will
meet every week a. the home of Mrx
kesier
Ralph csrnn OF Oklahoma CITY al
visiting Mrs n n carlln.
The Malas Mllllalre ~lll be enter
lainsd hy Mlss Mari Douglass ON
Thursday evening
Miss Dorothy Hopkins has sonc 20
Tulsa for a visit with Miss rranes
saInrsel
Manfred Wallace and wife are vic
ting their grand parents. Col. and
Mrs W II IIofnaday q few days. no
has been called and VII, leave Aug
: for special training in the mcehan-
teal branch Of the engineers. and viii
soon be seai TO France
The Loyal wuman's nibio ella = of
the Christian church viii hold = busl-
ness session n the home of Mra vii.
liam Poison An members are r.
oIesied TO be present 10 assist with
The Red Cross work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

Charles y ofsh. eAAlrmAa of IN.
Congressional campaixn Committee q
The National saeurisy L~~xa-. tsu.e,
ensanx a campaign Throughout shs
ocahssy Tor The election of les poe
cent vasrioils FOE congress sayst
Tho day ot tho iypksl Americas
rcl''losi splrl' Of Let u~etxe DO ~
should once for all be ended. Are the
eslf Americans Who can do their duty
stc.e ~ho are offering shels live. ,a
the trenches, On shs seas. o. In Inc
cash escA wm rcsus scrkMiI
air Or are there lsfs a. Aom~
ss"axh patriots OF lAs active. - dis
IinguisAed from ,hs merely vocal, sors
q do shslr dasy In this sslsls BY xiv
ns tho nation aud iss pvscloss lives.
so~ or 20 se In service. shs aasquais
'sldanoa and stewardship which eau
'nls b~ supplied b. an ~minenaiy cap
'hle cnhgressv ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
wan SAVINGS STAMPS
rOn CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

The National coansil ~ psfsass
vaais all holiday meusy ,sanstofn.sd
into var ssslnxs stampa, Also. that
The old time habit ~ bardeplng ,rsns
oristioa ~ilh the enormous tFsua
~ holiday EIsls ps ahanaonsa The
VAR traffic occupies all available
facilities without this extra saFdsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
NFH# 80
NAY PASS OtEn
GUTHRIE Tssls EyxNnNo

Kansas clsss Ma. Jaly als~.iisut.
AsFshal Ss&l len kxas&s exy ~ 10
ssless shls mas~sas ~ srpass~ -
his return % ihs army aviation ssAoal
A. fws wsslh. r~sss LksI Nal
fiev "a kaasss civ from sks vsss
Nsrb fissd tea a.ys $50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

pr chss Furrow Of Tulsa. vho 10
= srsetieinE dentist. has received AIs
eemmissioa ~ tira IIssssnAns ia the
third Oklahoma regiment. Hs vss
10 Guthrie yssssrdsy Visiting his par.
en's and relatives and len isst uisk'
for Chicago. where be ~iii sssssd o
national dsnssi convention. leaving
there for he vacation. fishing % ne
lakes. We ss planning . trip 20 cas-
ada before retaining home for ssrv-
Ice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

The Care Cod Canal has beem take,
ever hy the Government
The fssi j: aays Of July tiss.sss. !.
sorsh 81 war sasings ssamrs wsrs
sold
nry weather has cat the wrnnepex
wheat 20 iwo-shIrds of tho ordinary
eror
Fish markets Al Oklahoma City
have been or&ered closed. rnasns.
tsry
q y Fitch. 16 and Gertrude Maaae
Seward. ID. we're granted license "a
marry.
The fourth Liberty loan campaign
vIll cover from september n 20 oe I.
icher ~
Al Chicago last eock catilo touched
hiEh al sisM hogs. 1880: lambs.
tls.e6 each.
And 4 came 20 pass that tho soc.
ont lIghtiess night Was very dark aud
pedestrians rrumnicc.
Grover cleveland RalHten has iur
chased the Dr Newly residence fto-
pcny on North yiuc street,
II men we're expected 10 Kiss one
another when they meet on the stree,
tley would stay indoors moro.
The county and state candidates arc
beating the bushes Cor votes this
week Tuesday r. the final drive
That Wall Street assertion that this
ration cannot spend $4,000 zoe. .0op
curing this fiscal year 10 prompted by
the prospects thar the top heavles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

The srf OF fascination spd attract,
!sene<s IN women - fouBde1 o. vo><
h~oih. Womes vho 1na onrqrn1
lonG hours. dsys. vsoos sal son<
tines Donths o. yufYefine Win hesl
sehes. bsekArAe ana lnssfns -dru-
pains oooa veaP ~ ten -eals sspruo-
sion 81 10 sn1 uissrv. n every go
somen vesle ou1y tsrn 70 thai GOD
oia -ns1joee1 1904 snd herb remedy
LYDIA y PSskAon's veGessbte Con.
ocue1- 10 alleviate socA oum>c,s n
soold ssrely Drove ths greatest "a
. heoIfh aad coase(oens b>aufy that
sAe hss ever knsva.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
q E w


weoNGooAv. JULY ~.
A tale OF youth and love compelling
is The Only Resd." . five-act, Metro
screen drama OF romance and the
great southwest With the bevltchlng
star. Viola nans. The only road =
whittier does Il Lead For each psr.
son there 10 differest sosl-for each
there l. . pot Of gold sf The end of
. d:ffercnf rsinbow. For each man
TO be trse 20 hims<if--thst l. the onlv
road. That charming star. sweet
viola Dana. plays Mia 10 -rhs Only
Rosd.". She IL wholly iovahie ss the
vilful. warm hearted eirI OF many
noods. breasht up BY Menican foster
rassnts. PDee-foiiy dsanatks scenes.
hke shadows scsoss a. sunlif feid.
add 70. the interest of this five N
scsRen romance
Hearst Pafhe Nsws
Christie Comedy
vHUoooAv. AUG t..s
Prom hundreds Of stories subn tied
~ dIsfInguished writer's Mary Car
den snd Coldwyn's advisory board
sslecfe1 Kate Josdan's ~Tha oolesc,6
olssse.- Cor the singers second sp@
pearsnce In motion pictnres sf the
Cen Thursday. Pitched In = very
hieh esottonal hog 10 The story ~
~ op1sNbt1 o1eeef-- a gr-st love
esmos 10 ths hereine out 81 . Dors>s
Il Iie>. dsceif. intrieue asd passion
and. Inc al treneadoss psyc1oIogi<si
coafYic(s. shesU y hioh of1cs sc pss
0os ro11 official vos piefure.
Ford E1ucsfseaa1 weekly. -p>es re
nouo & 0o6e~ZThe story q . mo-
ern uevspopeg. This 0lm wos made
IN - eegIce go 7rfu1iox epg1blish-
menf Of the Detroit Sevs TStbun>.
The mosf conpjese and fborouehls
souiyped nevspaper plant u the
uog1d-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

Prof Paul " s,svick OF the Meth
odlr University returned last ntsh'
ffom Dallas, Tszas. where be had been
suppiy minister of HASKELL Avenue
Methodist church for two months, H.
sii' spend the rest Of the ssmrnsf o.
rs~nee. am en- return 20 Gafhrls|
early IN September IN tins Tor the
crening of q NJ n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

nsfas~ ~ Isenssa i.es~lsay a~esstei
fes tsalnsnx semr. hla aestes fftesas
presented Asa ~nA an sxp<asls~ amt
ssFsieexhle ~siss watch lsssps,sl
nusea also ssve sAs aeesor 4 h~saaes
~ whleA We vss xsssa sisSiap.@a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

The commercial interests ara fir f.
urlns on sndaen and wonderful d..
s,lopnsns after the war OF tsr air
planes the air autos will DO mofa
shan the surface machines ara doing.
our commercial agents 10 Man +.
ehafa declares that Hafbln viii be
the Chicago of the orient Ia five o.
ala years. iha, ,hs Mancharla pre-.
scnis Eniden o. portanities for Amer.
ioan en,ssprise ana money.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
NO Nsn cNosA woNk voNlonrI

Ne $50 cfs~s wers ss~lsNs s1rsl
ssl arsssl.s re~~se @y%r s~lv Ms~ssys
rassdss 49, wsdrssdAy sssers~~a.
srsm rs~ snsls s@pss~s~v Asss tn
csrsmsstse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

state Secretary Alfred o Booth ct
tho Y N G A has been engaged BY
o N U 10 deiiver the address AZ the
i.rsi chapel service on "Wednesday
Sept ~ lie ~ilI sound a keynote ~
patriotic sarnansss that ~iIi type the
work OF the local college for the
school year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

aQanuaa9axxanKaax III
e40T1UIJIDD o. tk'0noDEN =
ouaa8n0Ans Sanuu ~
weoee eqrlcyea % Mar, hand
hrns ~ faIt IL ~ rate a III -,
rtath m their hoard.
The union Pacific railroad wlil
sfcrsty Try an experiment by assax
women 10 load freight rars
On. 81 the lasssi forms 81 var work
Tor women i that of bee rslslns to
iressAse ~ supply Of honey.
Handreds cs women IN the seutA
have Joined esx clabs. which enables
them 70 purchase eggs Al resason-
able price.
Nearly 3.ooe VI men are now mem-
o<ss u the trade union recently or
er - civil engineer from the rnl-
I'd State Bsreau OF Printing and En-
grsvinx
1uis Parker has been ap-
Iasats as.stant city engineer Of Wis
AHA. tai She only recen,ly gradual
I'd as civll engineer fro m,he vni-
sersisy ef California.
women with Grating training and
experience may help In the navy de-
ssrtmsat at Washington. In which
tEere A. openings sor women skilled
IN this Kind OF work The salary
ranges ON ~ 10 >sSs a day.
For q girl who joins the army for
ssx months there u no training she
Ecss suaiyht away TO the land and
bssinx on the work requiring less
skill Services Of the women en-
rcilsa in the land army are available
Cor timber cutting and hay haiIns
=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

CALM A
Wednesday.
/ Kimono clus-~Nr~ II o HlrscA
/ smorninsi.
| An,ellla clnh- Mrs rrank nrv~n.
Misssons~ West N " Parsonage
Afs ] N strong. leader.
Missionsry Society -~ Presbyterian
church. stss p m !.
rhprSday.
One O'clock Lan.heon-- Mrs webb
Baker
Leisure Hour Club Mrs J Hart
Mrs Siarks Sunday school class ;.
sargisal dressing room.
Maids Mili,alre- Miss Mary Doug
lass.
Auxiliary Division No t--M- J O
E,lset
social-s, Msrys church.
Friday.
Kccnsy Mooney shah Club Red
Cross rooms.
Us unit--Mrs a { Harsis
Loyal women's h;Ne Class Mrs
wm Poison
saturday.
90 o club--Mr and Mrs :. u Bron-
son.
chiidren's Hcar--carneele Library.
$50.
Prof and Mrs Harry II RYAN left
tedsy for Chicago. where Mr. Ryan
vii take special violin work under
tie direction OF Theodore splersng, |
concert master OF the New York Phil.
aharmouic orchestra. Mr. spierinx !
had school Ia Berlin before the
var and since has been teaching in
>ew York.
Mr. and Mrs o G Chestnut aud son.
Harold. left last night for q SIX weeks
'isii at Chicago and other points
Ban Concerts A. Usual.
During the absence of n II Ryan, I
Who viii spend a month IN Chicago. |
'hHip aosheTer win direct the Friday
,ening band concerts.
Miss Ida Niblack aud sister. Mrs
islph Morrison Of ronca City PAID
hort visit TO their Guthrie friends.
Webb Bakers to Move TO Texas.
Mrs Webb Baker will entertain with
one O'Clock luncheon as a farewell
her many friends who regret very
.uch 10 hear OF her impending dc
arturo for Texas. where Mr. Baker
engaged In the oil business Mrs
isker II one Of the most Topulas
aembers Of number OF social and
'ady clubs and has been a faithful
'ed Gross worker.
Mrs , II costerai is quite IN al her
ONE. SIC East Cleveland.
lohn Ieap .nt l...a,.. kss 90 l
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Mr. A G AAefs saa aAaxhfsr. Miss
N~sris q lssfses. KAM hss~ h~sa
se>a1iae ~ vssk vi~isfss a sAe
hcme - JoAa t1ihssa Aaa samliy. ns.
isx e&lisd here ~ he ssasA VI "a
VIA sashsoa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

rAls asiment a asaAliv rAassd ~
vhsamAsnm On sh< mx&sls& An th1s
u seeded "A sh@sNlat~ s~@t &aa fsw
spsiisasioAx ~ CAAmh~vtAla, Tine
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

Don't forget TO tell your friends
We now have the best equipped
show for making plain pictures
that you viii find in the state.
,IAtest improvements. More
liehf. Steady. clear, brilliant.
Almost lie like. Come and see.
theu Jon will know We show
~ 3 picture that Is old fcsi-
tivply highesf priced program
ever shown IN Guthrie. And
We are giving more show for
the m0ney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

Mrs , u co.teral is quite IN al her
home. SIC East Cleveland.
John Dean aud .daushier. Miss Mfr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

sares, made a trip 10 ,he oil field.
to-day.