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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

FcfNuna wbO haFe nncN usrl Tulet
kiancy Pslis prefer them TO any other
madeleine They give relicf ffuin KID
ney and bladder troubles, haekache,
sharp. shooting pains. rhcuinatsrn
stiff. swollen goints. aorf muscles.
igfginess under cyck. Nervousness ''al-
xays tlf~d" lecilnr and sleep dls' arb.
uF bladder ailments
Sold Eycrywhs-c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
. = IN


-Nireirs es s>sfres- = > sfory o
,rsipsrs are the mo8crn gir
sEoss thai Nonsr may be . baal
lsss ssecrss without iosins an e
srS fsrnlnibs ehsrsa - somsniisss
Il b ll1ed ~lfh tease. ersmssic s.fs
.sisas, seis< bait srDsnd : srpi
srsgsf.e tkems Bezfrice fNiss Al
iknl ssco>rss nss only IN rinsib
fortsns io1 hefHsif after her fafbs
f~- kss n Clearing hs m>Dory q fh
.lsn> > rzsczfif psrtner has Issre
ss.on ]; slss killson In -1hs Win
rlnx q D>ssrict- h.s ne sspport .
rss Hznilton. - -Csf-Eifk- Qsici
vsiiIsrfe~s- fzns Mr. Hsnilion bs
'is psrt 81 an sp-io-asfs s1Fs-f'sln
s.n.r-r q rt.r1~ir1 rnefbs<s
f,sfk- Se-k cAfs'i< c,rse1y
THURSDAY. sULv ~
be<<e l. Ls<tf. pres<nfs wafi<c
n<1 n -'Tne ssesos - eae.>e-
.ysfsr.Ds< rDz1<1c< f<sf lnfoittf "a
<i1yluR - 1osrx ueuxE ~ ma
r tt<eo<t - k<r soncr. he snlds,
Irx k}<ri< -rr <ksf f<f pc-D><< N
srs<11x - sh< s1sFeS - - smss>1
sofkr <<-e<<Is< go ~ r~stIs<<u
- f6e <s<ra< 81 tb< kDn<@ " hlm zney
. <>ri<s y f>x<-.T ir-ere<tirx k<ps<r-
tuxs ~ -tc<1re Il cne ~ <x<<Pf ga
n<<f fss p1r<ouzfkT ~xe<.i<Et 49,
x a n <<>rT Y<<p<<< so<-ky ~ n
lczm<z<a-1<T r>r<E< shi<A kaU
S>>r sopo~<>< 4 e.s<sh<r< sl.cs ~
-<<>see
0<.E1sf Co<>rE4<E- Mar Pz<<sf<s
s4Du1n6 Hsw knGznn< fr<1xs ~
sr1 Ees1<ssssI ys>1lz. -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

FflVaio Harold Namel. OH RFFl
meHi. ~ Adams. u Z. writes. = wa
troBbled VITA q bad cough for three
inonihf tried Folcy's Honey and
Tai srd felt greatly relieved :
recommend i'0iey's Honey aud Tat
and wiil keep = On hand Give rs-
ilsf from hay fever, pstkua and llon-
tsial coughs.
Sold Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

fhr fesas NAr4ssr euss~ ht4nsy ana
.'s..ssf tfssklss, aissslsss ,sssy~s. ~sfs.
snt fffsuuissifss ~ eve khisers ANA htss
leF Ia h~th nssa and wemeA nsssh.ir.
Dlsaisf tfusbiss III shihtfsn II nrs sAlsl
~ faas assgstss. wiil ~ s~ns W. snals 81
isfTips ~ " Us~ <tasil hetslw II -
aouths' fssstnsaf. saA Aften Fail. sl
effect Z euse Nsna fat s4aYn sxss.
aonlala pf y VI Hall. 4Nga uNv~ a
a Laals. NJ ~"sa ~ avassEsss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
WHAT PRISONERS EAT

The story that inserned Germans IN
ihis ooantry are bSnx fcd on the fsl
81 the land While the American ppa.
ris arr helnx asked TO savs wheat
u I~o0ermsn propasands Germsns
intsrnsd IN American detsntlon camps
are being we'll fed. bat conservatism
u also being prsoilssd. All civilian
cefmrn prisoners are made to ohserts
rules and regulations Of the fuod "A
ninistrssion and they cannot consume
more than on. and ons ksif pound.
of wheat psr week. Military prison
err reeeive tina regular United States
Army garrison ration.
very ordinary head. bat n takes some
genius 10 create so:ag business
Al flrat one ilkeA another Who
AgrecS with blm ia everything, bat
iier whllo the conversation Is IKE
" 70 Gag,
= ~ -
There ia usually a chilly simoa-
bero ia the vicinity Of those wis,se
. isds are perpaiually on THAR hank
sccount
ono ~ sasih's myslsries IA that
BE- man who looks a. Il he ought 90
vuis posu,, dossnt
Ssld The goet phllcsophaf: . an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
Continue The Drive
Fer Books

The Library Doard o. the cArnesis
library has ben asked BY the Amer
lean lahrAFy Association 10 continne
The drive fos books for the soldiers
aud sailors n soa have good books
e. firiiou. histosy. 7oeiry OF travel
ssna ,hem 10 The library or cali iss
nd they wll be collected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

On Saudas number of children
saw a pias rhe Torch o. Liberty
a. the chAasaaqas under the diF,e-
sion % Miss Nssy N'ssi>r -. the
shsldren soted 10 gsse 'he prscseas.
which amounted % ., 70 the Local
Red cross
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
c A. & y 0 "A

wednesday
klraono -trll Surgical lsrewln,
soaHa 1t 80
AmevsNisa tmA
Presbyterian Jaas-~ Mgs n l.. Mite,
Al ssse
Five fsvs fve Cias Miss Aaslata,
Lpta.
Red ssrose S@<lal~ Elaine anA ssatk
chAisier and ncagrsge MArphs
aseAsmre Hear ssah- Mrs ". .
Es~tHnxit
ynurxass
saaslisrs Isss Ne Mrs. Cood-
~ stnrw Aid Ses less et ~. Juhns
eaEreA---AFs Casey
~ " G slah Nfx n n GAteacll.
N&ecalsecs isall
rFsasy
keenss Neones shah clah Mr.. r
4 Hsl~nserk
SATURDAY
chihren's nosr-csrnesse G.iesar
ii $50
iis linx Ciab--Aisss Doris oafF~s
$ Rea Cross va. AIRS f-ank
nlllenhsck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Denmark has almoas spo.pp trade
prlonlsia enrpila4 IN the i.sso ioeal
unions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

are reis@hln Il didn't take her lons
( q rss ready Is ~ ln"
Local politicians arc waFmiGx W t.
the game A near fight took place
n pool hall yesterday between TIVE
a. them
A. Gar a. thai II concerned maybe
the Sultan u Turkey did not die OF
Natural eaas~s. ile may have swal.
lowed his beads
Page Warren. ~Anosher ghlns- Il
Tho government takes over the selp-
Eraph, will the boy wao brings the
Telegram be eivil servant"
city Commissioning Muoresur has
taiit another emersen y dam ~ ,he
fair grounds water Il gc,ilns
mighty scarce" he said today
IN Posis. the new dlssrlc, anpvrin.
'rndeni will 90 At tha West Side "
v charvh al S2o this evening. al
are invited 70 cali ana meet him
The two hoy bsndlts Who robbed
bank at Mciumka Tuesday we're
caught and tried wlshin ten hours
lilsr the robbery They wcro risen
~ wears ln prircn They refused io
tell where their parents lived
Poker players at okahuma city
were held ua and robbed of t'zO laal
L.eht uno man who lost sioo IN the
deal reported y TO ihe police l. ~
no, also unlawful 10 play poker for
money
Arx G Kelly. 100 west Noble Ioai
q car crank Shc used g,ace in tn
Leaders Classified columns Todh,
N. ,eicghoned: ~caf out nay ad
oct one crank and have bad thrss
afusi upon me" Does Il pay 60 ad
i,riiso7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

% not forget tnss tonspht "a tire
tls night az the Red cross room a.
shs Nasonls temsls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

There are now almaat 2so. moo rri,
III women enrolled IN the woman
lTnd army.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

The captain Of nv syai Yes. has uss
you mako yaarsslf clear sp ynar 81
flee iaah when II needs Iss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Ar and Ars Charles wbits have
received word that tAolr son Frank
aas arrived In France.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
Women, Prepare +!

Thousands u women IN Ollahgaa
have osefcome their sursfits,, sad have
sv.n cufei of womsns llls ~ Df riercs
fAsofite Prescription Tbs trmpsAncs
medicine, though s,afpd neafl, bali
entury ago. -slla mo-t i'lsly todsy. u
IA nov ls hid in tablei losm a. veil
= liquid llatist-. "a. as5 ever, <pmss
sbo suffers from hsrksfhe. h>sdscne.
ssrssasns>s. shsuId tsls lh,. -i'se-snp.
ison u Df. pisfe<s. u y prspsfs>l imn
1ainfss sooss snd hsls and dos ma
ons.ln a psrsssls VI .loshsi % amp mar.
0te. las bst = -<efot ps.-<rlblleu. fos
= inxfaaisnt< ar pfint<-i sn vfspI-s.
al druggists. nen1 ~ e~nr fr trial
afssxs tablets " Doctor v ~ P,<ses.
laysillE uos<i and brsate>l lnsslssss
Bahslo. S.Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

THURSDAY " The regular mcetias
eas for the Ladies' cf The Maccabos
asa they viii meet a, heir hall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
xyNy a&Es n ,
. A. SOu I'M ~ =

of wcddinr msr,hes there ssc .
efast many n divorce march ser
written. would u b. raKiimes
Blessed are IL headlines for thes
sase 40 mach time
A collar hs-snass All 70 on'anesr :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

TaRe Vas naNae Ar splAaGnsmssnss.
seis; ear sAeashss make age Sci.
est~A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

are reis~hln Il didn't take her lonl
Il act ready to ~ tn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

uv~ - >yse> ere
lave e<<s o1n6 ~
fssra1i fntls<I s<<l
~ hsvs srn fsi.stisa
which has bees
entirely cared ~
this uediefne. i
kine ka1 sn sfea<6
Il nrfv0ss DguDofs-
en- ef1<f te6InR
rcnrg1 t1iY1 I 81 -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

sec Cross ~ors FOR ciyb
Mr. " } Nv inei. wiif h. hosiesl
o th~ Leisuro Hour civs On Tturs
Say sfseruoou ard n time viii b.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

fhes~ tshi~ls af~ intssa~si ssp~~s9l.
" fsr stomach truabiss. bIllioasaAss
and eonsttpatiua II yua have any
troubles of this sort. ava them 4 sssAl
aaa s-sllss Tor y.arssIf whnt frat
lass n'sdietn~ Aia 40 lat gsg fhae
llsly su4i 4 4Nnfaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Al members of the n N G clul
are requested 70 attend an insporsan'
mrseitns Al the home os Nr y y
6stchsli on Thursday
Ax Roy worthinsson and son Les
have returned ffpm = VISIT with firs'
i-.eaiensni Russell " ballard At
Camp Pke Li;,le Rock. Ark
Nrs lIarrs Hope Of oklahoma city
p > Calhrsc visitor
Miss Doris G4ffney sill entertain
fe members Of shc Hi Jina club ~,
.helr friends with a. Informal even
ng r1rty on Friday.
Oliver Pedro has returned from
sisit n Marshall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Local politicians are ~armiGx NJ t.
the game A near flghs took place
in pool hall yesterday between 1--WE
a. them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Mr. and Mrs. y n Cragim sne
taaxhter Miss lrses 1sne came oeer
from Cu<h.ng izst evening. Mrs
cr~Esn and Miss Crassn arr cnfou,s
- Colorado and Miss Louaso nlll and
sFs Lesss Hiil viii so 10 Gushing
- remain ., tse cragln home darins
n cir absence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Mr. .uSxrsH~E kfwUas, sskS Msa
Rscr -. rcS<iAnd. sna
Thcnsan2s cf Arn~vAnsa wxrn~r gsvs
sts fxwnxs< rens >ss8 nrrA rvns~ax tAs
ercais fx hesish rrstwvd nj DAD Mrs
hzwzka<.
Ter ksaFfna saxrsssmns - r~g~~a
sxkA s4lrn~~t* n~Hasn Krw xskwss "a arts
VS. j sSrkAans nssscSne CO.
sar~~ ~ Tkrr ~mala ef 1s iong
exss - u ~ yuar xkrS tcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

-. - - s,r... = 49,
49, I ~. .,,,. \, -,
= - -. f.,'.s - -
-. u, r..,, 49, =. :, !.
<.s :, -'...l -. /.
- "a = ! ass~e !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

tse ssansns intrrnsssonAl Unsos
O. arasrsss = s-aih aavctsiins Gov.
.sIvssaf ~aeszsson ~ ali tAfynras
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

este n Eer. sif G4sa~sr = SAn Az
.sa,e vrstes Fnles r~shars h
Isns~ss hrss rrpr.a fha assf lsxssts.
! sns e sx ard ] reoonsmena .hrm,
70 S1aow rs frees roeslpatsaa az Aa-
asAsxtsx TAss sA<s1M ~ in rvpgs
trsref.ns mas grtp Relieve 49,
sfsrsrr haexslns Or otMer eanAtston
oses~d I asA atrrssscx
Sost kerrywAsre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

A. Gar AZ thai Il concerned maybe
the Sultan u Turkey did not die OF
Natural vaas"s lie may have swal.
lowed his beads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Page Warren. Another ghlns- Il
The government takes over the sele.
Eraph, ~ill the boy vho hrings tbs
Telegram. bo q eivil servant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

s.Ia lbe goel phIIesgpb.f Q .m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

DRAR MRS THOMPSON I am ~
III years Of age and am a senior Al
- school
% There I, soldier In France who
has. unknown tO mr. received my adj
dress and has been writing 90 me
Would Il be proper FOR me 10 answer
his lelicfs' lie rs stranger 10 me
(lj When going out riding with a
boy friend in Ford machine IS II
pfoper for me girl or boy 10 gct IN
first as he door opens only ON one
Ndsl
90 When a boy comes 40 visit mr.
court a g.f. what should lhs girl
say when she open, ihe door for hIm'
tN Is d proper for a girl 10 drive
a machine when ihe boy ask, her tof
DlMplES
N) n he had told who gave him your
address it would have served A. an IN.
PRODUCTION boz since he did not tell YOU
! would mot advise YOU 10 answer his
letters
% The boy should help lhe girl into
lhe machine before he gets in him.
sslf but II he i' though'leH and gets
M first for convenience she should not
feel badly or neglected
~ Good evening" Then she can
talk about anything she wants tD-h0w
cold II IL. how warm Il is, ETC.
90 The girl should not drive ihe ma
chine II It belongs 10 the boys father
bot II II belong, 10 the boy himself Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

idssls-tesidins In thi, country in order
10 obtain o higher sducatIonl
PUZZLED.
% A public paflor il not the proper
place 90 make genilsmen', acquaintance
but often tSigtncics arise where Il Is
permissible Tor q gentleman 10 aoco,t a
lady IN foomng house parlor
i2l A girl h never Justified in per.
hitting q young man 10 accompany her
IN her bedroom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12
FITS SAYSHE
THOUGHT HE'D
NEVER Be WELL
leuE Thisty-two Pound, il
3 oAert Time and Was
Csttins Wore.
GAINED IL POUNDS.


Son> day. about four month, ago
~ Ihofnas A. Belts, q valued EN-
- q the Burtus Min and Elevator
vho lives at sl9 Fulton street,
Worth, Texas, recently, u was
lk With a pain In my side and
- ksoubks followed.
Aksd always been well and strong
~ Bl1tis continued, "and at the time
S attsck came, was weighing two
I'D and five pounds But in
hrS while dropped down 10 one
ufred and seyenty-thfee and my
vent all TO pieces. Ny food
uld sour, causing gas and frightiul
!. 1900 - and about my stomach At
h was hard for me 10 get my
md my heart acted 50 peculiar
j became alarmed, fearing ! nigh,
come kind Of organic heart
y. was constipated all the time,
8dneys were weak and out ot or
kd ] was told my liver was sb-
u. The best Of trsatstut and
1oeny medicines ! took all failed
Hrave my condition and ! thought
~ never get we'll
wife. who had been keeping up
~ Tanlse testimonials, insisted
trying II, and ] am glad 10
that II Just III my case exactly
Nj got Tsnlae | was suffering
- awful burning sensation from
ii all the way down into my
b,,t this Oradualiv ditau-
.ond at the samaime .he pain
xuf Of my side. A. / got 80
~ snd digest my food, the ga,
II forming, my heart action i'm
- .na1 my breathing became free
~. Il was nothing less thar
p - bow quickly picked up
4 1AoA aad IN a months time
l103ael thirteen pounds OF my
~ I'm not constipated nov
\ Ednsyp are in good shap,
~ nothlns bothets me at all
a po(bs. Mrs. Priscilla Belts
r muoa Tsan., has also ob.
n1wfui resuits from Tsniae
- nwfm rundown condi'
~ ghnuzpsfism 20 bad sh,
- lpst the same Al l
= the nattu. W
II Oklahoma City b,
81 ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

tO lsa girl Justified In entertaining
a young man In her room bedroom
when there ii a p-rlof which is nearly
always efowdsdl
0l Do you consider IL better 10 be
out ON me stree, and attend amusement,
in that way enteHain-in order 10 be
come better acquaintedl
(D Whist do you think OF an Amer
can boy keeping company with m
oriental girl Of refinement and high
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

|, all right because 10 is at his own
risk
Dear Mrs Thompson, ND Is pure
yasclIne good 10 pul on ihe heaq y
restore hair / have fn much dan1fuli
900 my head. and my hair Is all falling
0ut What causes dandWiif
(D Please give me a cure Tor dan
dfull ..,
% Does II make thc hair grow thick
er and faster 10 have iht OLD hau
rIipped close t0 the sCalpf
(D VastliHe IL good 10 pat on me
scaln 20 restore hair and 10 cure dan
dun Dandfuii IL caused by poor eit'
rulati0n and sometimes q lack OF on
MANY kind, ol ia ruff are communl'
cable and 10 there Is danger IN using
lhe same brush and comb
% one dram borlcic acid two and
lnr half ounces lavender water MF
and massage into lhs scalp every night
90 Nr,. h makes me- hair grow q
little thicker and faster 10 clip The ola
| hair. buf ~ is mn worth the trouble
and emhauassment II causes To use
the above hair tonic every night Tor
q while and 10 massage the scalp gent
| " but thoroughly every night viii bring
about healthy scalp condition aud
will he flf more agreeable than 10 70
around with short hair DO not worry
,0 about ilrr condition Of your scalp
| Yo,fy is ous thing that keepg N in bad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12
FLAG IS
| SCHOOL PLAN
>loI HlIl Pupils TO Arrange
q Banner

oGnmltiee has been appointed IN
I>es school 10 compile lisi Of all
Mr. from that school Sho have
~ me service OF the United State,
, service flag will be made and
- IN The school building for them
eis Pitt Is Chairman Of the COM
be whose other members are
hcis Johnson and Leon Donn,lly
will have charge Of making % The
and arranging Tor the service illg
x X. Papnelee, principal Of the
|nG>oul. q yetSrg6eoi the Spanish va'
y borliculafly hkfte,tsd In ell Of the
GO h milltsb service, and hopt'
Nv 10 have . list Of al Who have
- leom the entire Capitol HI con-.
< unity.
Il ! Parmelee vas a member Of Com.
- q. First Nebraska volunteer, and
tuo yeafs' service in the Phil
- East Capitol Hill branch ol The
~ Coss whose work room - IN the
'nelos school, me, yesterday aii,f'
- 3 sew on hospital garmen,i 50
= d. ACTIVITIES OF this branch have
- limited 10 sewing and knitting
n there Il need for more surgical
n1nRa. the society vill make these
keGinnins next month, A table
! - uofk mas been promised and a.
- - school s over IN May there will
r. sooaher room q, their disposal, m
~ the surgical dressing, work can
lomied on.
= society now owns seven sowing
Hes and has excellent iaelliue,
~ eurning out any garments aiked
~ ~ the Red Cross
r. nnch interest vas nanifsi'ed BY the
01neu who met for Demonstration uofs
q - boms Of Mrs. slemp, corner Oak
~ Dvers avsnues. Capitol Hill, ~
61 Hat another home demonitratioS y
~ be formed. to meet IN the
nn( sebool. The meeting vas IN
6sol Mamie Walker, eounty homs
asotisa agent, and " forty of
o0sn request The vork, Mss
= VII organize the club and ar.
4 1oS msrsins, a, Wheeler school.
- q no domestic science room In
l. eoler buildins, bu, . down town
NJ furnish the club with a stove
IN sau be started along the ,am,
= ohst home dsfnonstri,ieu clubs
4Asfisy.
~ tluniof Red cros, Of Wheeler
mocfs WORKING every day % srt,sle'
- ~ Red Cross and a regular sshoo
4 0bd(h aligned far ,bs vvsk o. Mon
a Wednesday and Fridays. Dresse'
- In for the refugees and soldiers
- bsss are being made now, and
~ expects TO have a great many
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

The Shield, team oi me vomsns d.
vision o' ne Liberty loan campaign
ty made an excellent record collect
ing more than $500 The money was
turned over 10 Mrs. Roy L Taylor b,
An A X. EsNon spd Mr. K "
Dryer In charge Of the campaign IN
shield, The women workers stiff have
} kub,efiption htnks' and viii continue
taxing subscriptions until the cam
paign ends 10 MAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

There's a whole LOT more behind a
Liberty Bond than the actual money
investment Think II ov,r.
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(D Hs young man desire, to have
the companlonship oil q young lady, he
will he able to provide suitable places
Ior their mHhering OF Acquaintance.
a. Customs in the Orient are 30
vastly different that It would b mad
vlsablt Tor an orisnla youug woman TO
become attached an an American.
--Nat,
in the safety deposit box than tax re-.
GENTS in the bill file
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Mps From Capitol Hill

nA ' 's'gs gc ''; w.. 'ss'' % Robinson and '''' C.
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The Red Cross Banner for th,
Wheeler ,o~>ol has arrived from the
Red Cross headquarters IN s. Louis
and Mss Gladys Sm'leys cla'' seventh
grade is cutting 'he letters 90 he used
rr b. The banner will be hung inside
ths school building
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aHrv Beet 60 Teach Children 20
Appreciate Bird, va. lHe subject for
discussion a. tNe Mothers club meet
irg in me kindergarten Of Lee school
his week Mrs { N Baker read an
interesting paper roo ihs subject and q
genera. discussion by tHs members fol-
loved
The program included a recitation by
Mr. , w. Clinga0 a solo by Mrs
J A Dubois recitation hy Mrs
Charlie, A Chambers. a piano solo by
Nuu Meta Goddard and another hy
Nice Garland Bowers The hoNe"e'
for he meeting were Mr. o { Bowers
ard Mr. " A Plrditk
The next meeting oi me club viii be
held he second Wednesday n MAY.
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article, finished 90 send 10 Red Cross
headquarters ths Week
The women OF ths Baptist Mission
Circle Of Capitol HlIl served refresh.
menis YESTERDAY az the meeting Of the
teacher training cla"s, IN the Fifsl
Baptist church. Eleventh and Robinson
street
Tn, West Side Mission Circle Of
me Car,o. 1911 Baptist church met
Yesterday afternoon At 20 o'elock IN
,he home di Mr. Morrison Avenue T
and ths Eav Side Circle ms' IN lhe
horne o' Mr Henderson Twenty eighth
street iir Bible study
The Patron, t.ub 0i Wheeler school
.v.I. meet H., afternoon 90 the school
tu.i.ng i.r Che election 0i Officers
Following .hs business meeting will
30 social hour during which 4
Hoover Tea win be served by iht
.isa.hsr oi me school
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-28
WANT STENOGRkPHE FOR MILITARY WORK MUST APPLY SOON
LOCAL BOARD RECEIVES RE QUEST THAT ALL MALE STENo- CHAPTERS OF DRAFT ATE FILE APPLICATIONS BEFORE NEXT SATURDAY

The local board of Cochise countv will receive applications for male stencgraphers until August 3I. The men. must be registered for military service and must be qualified in steno- graphic work. Those wishing to apply must place their applications with the board at Tombstone by noon of next Saturday. The following telegram was recently received by the board from Marshal General Crowder:
 This office will receive a call with. Tn short time for large number of good stenOgraphers who have had legal training. Only white men in group c qualified for limited or spe- cial military service will be accepted under this call will probably be as- signed to the judge advocate general and provost marshal generals depart ment, and they will be required to re- port court martial cases and attend to other matters pertaining to military law in the field. The work is interest ing and will give invaluable expert ence to the fortunate applicants. You are urged to give this call the widest publicity. Qualified registrants should  be urged to present themselves to their local boards and have their names listed for this service. Local boards must be cautioned not to per init any registrants to be listed who are not fully qualified for this service, and not induct men until further or ders are received. Local boards should be cautioned also not to make and definite promises of assignment after induction. On August 31 local boards should notify your office of the number of qualified men who have vol unteered. Your office should coTif1.ete these returns and advise this office not later than September the num- Der available in your state. Upon re- ceipt of this information, this office will make definite allotments and give full mobilization details.
 "CROWDER."