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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON W. Va, Jan. :.-onc
hundred and seventy four arrests Cor
violation Of The Yust prohibition laws
wcr. mad" in West Virginia during De-
crrni,er. according IN the report Of Wal
ter Nalahar. commissioner Of prohibit
iior today.
In the face of this fact. and the large
amount ~ !ntuXiCAnt C"nfiSCatcd BY
the Department. Commissioner llallahan
expressed the opinion that less liquor
was brought into the state during the
Christmas holidays than in any previous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
COUPON

COUPON
1ec GENUINE BRISTLE TOOTH
BRUSHES, with transparent flex.
IDLE handles. With Coupon o.
Only ................. w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
QUITE NATURAL.

what WIS all the racket about In
The convention hall last niEht?"
The delegates wore discussing par
~ harmony"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
Discontinue Train
III
~, Railroad

The Norfolk and Western Railroad
company has notified the publ" service
commission that t. has l""n directed
hy ,hc National railway administration
to discontinue paSSc. E''r trains NO. Il
md 80 s. between Hluchcld and VIII
hanson, In be- cficctiEh January b.
The commission today allowed tn" ap-
,.Iicatinn Of the Charleston Wnt"r com
rany for authority IN increase It's rates
for water service.
Application has been made To the
commission by the Virginia l'ow"E
ronlpany for authority I" iacr"RSe us
rate, fox power ten per cent. with the
,r.,yistuu thai IT." customer haH" Inc
ri"i,I t. Il. duct ten per cent. when mo
I'M &c ,.aiI before III end Of tn"
month in which ii is 'luc.
Crmpiainl against ia" alleged crowd
I'd :nd .un~nnItnry conditions of som"
Of Tie Charleston intrrurhan railr"hd
ruInpnny'S cars. alleged imp"itts con-
uurrur* and AGAINST Insufficient stop
stations. was filed today by larsr
number Of citizens uI Naudalin ana
linwncmont suburbs Of Charleston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17
FoCRS COMMANDMENTS

General Foch some time ago issued
Ten Commandments for the soldiers
rf France ard her Allies. Here are
swo of item:
Tell the truth squarely, face TT,
music and take your punishment llkc
a man; FOR good soldier won't lie,
he doesn't sulk and is no sGuealer.
Be mercifhl to the women of yoar
foe and shame them not, for you are
a man; pity and shield the Children
in your captured territory, for you
were ollce helpless child"
These commandments We're freely
published when issued, but once AGAIN
they are passing the round of the
ccalltry, and now are being posted III
conspicuous places at some Of the can
comments. To read them one is strncS
with the measureless distance between
.hs teaching of General Eoch to. his
armies and the Eteathags Of Ger
many to its armies. Heaven and Hell
49,, :, ~ ,,.;J,, ,,.-,A .s..ss-s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17

bolnbarder Of unfortified towns, vile
destroyer of cathedrals and historic
monuments, plunderer, thief and in
cendiary, repulsive drunkard, des-
hatcher and robber of wounded sol
d:ers, assassin Of children, of women
and old men, shooter of PRIESTS de-
filler of women and nuns, hateful nlutf-
lator of children and adults. cruciile!r
of women and children, torpedoer o.
the Lusitania, the Arabie, the Ancona,
Of the City of the Ciotat, Of the Persia
and of defenseless ships, poisoner OF
wells and rivers, user of asphyxlat-
ing gas and liquid fire, cursed and alb
ject race, the horror of the civilized
world will give way in the end, en-
quilted IN universal. hatred, disgust and
repulsioa.
Oh, Allied Peoples! Champions OF
right and liberty, when the foul beast
will be overcome, never forget his
crimes; teach your children that IN
tLeir turn they. may teach theirs what
this odious malefactor has done; what
griefs, rartyrdoms, sorrows, mourn
iag, misery, shame and despair ne has
produced; teach them to scorn him,
to keep him apart as venomous
beast, repulse everything belonging
to him, that to the end of the centur-
les he may live in the scorn OF honest
folks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17
PROGRESS OF THE FLU
folks.

Several deaths have. OCCURRED IN
Alexandria during the last twenty
four hours, mostly from the Spanish
influenza, which is still raging here,
although with perceptible abatement.
All deaths reported, however, are not
from this epidemic, some of our peo-
Pile who have recently passed away
having Eeen sufferers from chronic
troubles before the advent of the pro
vsiling malady. The epidemic, how
ever, is still causing anxiety, AMI nun
d2eds arr housebound by it.
Every measure is being resorted to
here and elseMhere=in hopes Of Stay
irg the progress of the scourge. Tooth
picks are no longer in evidence i'll
cafes in Washington, it being sug-
eested by the health authorities that
those generally regarded innocent
cuntrivances are the bearers Of disease
Ninety deaths from influenza were
reported at the health Office Of the
District Of Columbia in the twenty
four hours period ending at 8 o'clock
last. night.
Hun bullets, poison gas, liquid fire
and shrapnel have not succeeded IL.
killing as many Americans since the
beginning Of the war as the Spanish
Influenza germ has since September
ii.
Men Killed in ACTOR and those who
have died of wounds total 1865. For
Tie week ending October - there
have been 1875 deaths from Spanish
i..auenza and resultau. pneumonia IL
the United States. In several cities
the percentage of deaths in proper
ton to the population ha- risen to
heights never before recorded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17

with indemnities. 1t was to give them
control CT the trade of the world. II
was to establish the hegentony Of Ger
many owe: the earth, make German the
universal language, the German Kali
ser the universal power, and establish
the public and private immortality Of
Germany throughout the world. For 4
generation the German people have
FED themselves upon literature glorify-
ing war, sanctifying brute force, in
tcxicatiny themselves with the notion
of their own superiority.
And now they are PROSTATE. Ali
Trey trusted in was the deadly weapon
ard they have failed with that. Even
the KreuZ Zeitung admits that they
have lost the war. They must lose Al
sare-Lorraine to France, and West
Prussia to- the resuscitatcd Kingdom
% Poland Impoverished as they are
kv war, they must pay for the brutal
devastation they have committed III
foreign countries. They will probably
have to repudiate their domestic debt
il orGcr to meet their obligations .
foreigners, until whnh time they VII.
lave 70 see Allied troops on their owE
soii.
1t : ani appalling vision. But the
German alton has sinned on d cotos-
sal scale, and the penalties it VIII
have to bear are proportioned to ITS
guilt. The Day of Judgment has
tlawned.- Philadelphia Record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17

WANTED-First class iremen, high
est wages paid. See Mr.. Wicker.
Alexandria County Lighting Com
pany Plant foot of Wolf street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17
THE DAY OF JUDGMENT

The German people can no longer
blink the fact that their Day of Judg-
nent has come They stand overpow-
cred at The bar of the worlds Cour.
Of Justice, and sentence is about to be
passed upon them. If they struggle it
will be futile, and will only add to the
severity CT the judgment.
For Il generation they have been
bullying the world. They have ratified
their saber in the ears of all mankind.
Drunk with the power they found
themselves possessed Of when they
conquered France and robbed it OF
money and territory, they have declar
ed ever since, for the intimidation Of
the world and the suppression Of any
humane instincts that might have sur
vived among themselves, that war is
great ard glorious experience; that
the only justification nation had for
existence was its ability to conquer
other nations; that money IN unllmit-
ed quantities and territory OF vast eX-
tent would be the rewards OF any war
tkey should engage in; that war was,
in the epigram Of Frenehnlan alnea
n the P"ussians, their national indus
try; that their power was Sufficient
Justification for their claims; that they
were Indifferent to the opinions of
mankind and that their Government
was superior to the moral law.
The inevitable respl5 of:this iEfcrnai
proposition is the enormous lnrrsases
i crime in Germany, not alone during
he war Sat before it. s
The German people went into this
var! for profit. IL WAS to enrich than
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17
CONGRESSMAN MEEK Err DEAD

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 17.-Rcpreson
.ative Jacob E. Meeker died here yes.
terday rnorning of Spanish influenza
He was married last night to his pri'
vate secretary, The deceased was vel
known in alexandria and on sevara
occasions had delivered addresses
here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17
ROOMS WANTED

Rooms Wanted-One private room for
gentleman. Address H. S. Mos:er,
213 South Lee street. 24i-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17
GROCER

Buy your butter tlr Thanksgiving
new. Pure country bu ter 90 cents PEI
lcund, fresh eggs 81 cents per doz.
Eutter and eggs received from the
valley OF Virginia weekly. all groceries
IT reasonable prices. J. Z. Purcell, III
South Henry street. Phone 36Iw.
247-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17
GERMANY.

Ar Indictment of nation on a pos
tas card received from France. trans
.lated for the Manufacturers Rscord.)
! The G9e J q. n sinister, liar, devoid Of
siisrsor, ijursa NbSahis Signature in
ventarsof the i'sscrap of Paper, cow
77atdly gressor of little neutral State,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17
THE SPECTRE OF FAMINE

+. 3
The Kaiser is credited with saying
at the outbreak Of the war that he
would bring a dearth upon the globe
unparalleled in history. He has been
tie cause Of more distress upon this
mundane sphere than any precipitatcd
by predatory despots in ancient or
modern times.
America is facing the shortest ra-
tions in her history. The demands
of the world for food are increasing
iaily, and our faith is pledged to our
allies ana to neutral nations to feed
them.
Every mile of victory in devastated
France ard Belgium adds it's thou
sands of hungry mouths to be fed.
With France and Belgium back under
;.lIied flags, and the Germans hurled
behind the Rhine intrenchmeats, 10
900, 900 more people become dependent
or this country for their food.
Should peace come, where America
is now feeding upwards of 100000
ofpeople, the burden of feeding near
ly 1SO,OO0,OOO of people will fall upon
as, in addition to our own people at
home and our soldiers abroad.
Grain food resources show ne.
loss from: the 1917 production Of 225,-
100000 bushels of cereals and their
substitutes. These figures are taken
from the last report of the Depart
E:ent of Agriculture.
When the Germans are driven be-
hind the Rhine, and the 10000, 0CO
of people, now behind the .ierraan
lines both French and Belgian by ma
tionalitie3 are again reunited to
their countries, Americas burdens
will be increased almost 25 per cent,
which would increase the export food
program to over 100000 tons OF
approximately twice the exports OF
foods last year; and, with an added
1S0,000,000 people to feed, OF about
five times the number cared for last
year.
America is the only hope CT The
greater part of Europe. Not until her
first crop comes in can the old Country
do much to feed herself, and for
many crops after that the yield will be
small.
America is pledged to feed the
world. America, too, must eat, and
America must prepare to deny herself
as she never denied herself before
The American government will ask 1t,
and conditions will eXaet it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17
For Sale.
For Sale-1 large double door, iro,
safe, cheap. Henry K Field and
Co., 115 North Union street.

For Salc-A bargain (either for cash
or bonds one 5-passsnger Max
we'll in good condition, will demon
strate. Owner now in France. Apply
Leachman and saua,'s Store. 246-4t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17

For sal=--Fifty Berkshire pigs 40
J! poundsl for sale: at $40 each. Apply
to Charles ]. Sullivan, 322 north
Columbus street. 244-4i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17
HELP WANTED

Wanted-Four lady clerks; experience
not necessary; middle aged pre-
ferre,!. r. E. Knight and Son. GIL
C25 King street. 243-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17
ON TO BERLIN

ON TO BERLIN
Germany is flooding the world VIA
rumors to the effect that peace'is near,
that the nation has ~capituhted, hav-
ing accepted or being about to accept,
The conditions of President Wilson's
ultimatum.
The patriotic papers of the country
are attempting to show the camoufagc
,of all this. Germany realizes it is de-
feated, and is anxious to resort to
any trick in order to split the allies
or deceive them in order to gain, time
to "gather herself"
! The Manufacturers Record Of Bal
: timore, one of the most patriotic perio-
deals Of the land of the free and the
home Of the brave. In its serial of
.ewar eagle" editorials scouts all peace
rumors under present conditions and
says:
On the Berlin!
: Unconditional surrender.
Death to Germanism.
Death penalty for the worlds black
est criminals.
Confscation Of Germany's fleet ana
merchant marine as partial payment
for ships murdered by submarines.
I The restoration in quantity Or value
IF every dollar of material, or wealth
4 in machines, in food, in railroads and
in money looted from other coun-
tries and complete restoration or re-
stitution9 by German labor of every
: house destroyed, of every field devas-
tated, of every fruit tree cut down.
Confiscation of war bonds by Ger
many and its allies as partial payment
for indemnities, which they must pay
sufficient to cover every dollar ex-
pended NV ahesi Allies.
An indemnify to the family of
: every soldier murdered by Germany as
ne struggled in defense of civilization
: against barbarism, and likewise to
.levery soldier wounded or invalided by
disease.
II Germany to be held in subsection
;. by the armies of America and the Al
shes until these terms are completed
: to the final end.
$ To these broad statements many de-
sstails may be added. These should in
clude, for instance, the replacement by
new ships built by Germany, ton for
every ship murdered by the subma-
rines, and until these ships have been
built and turned over to the Allies
Germany should not be permitted to
build for itse1fa single ship.
If we shouldimpose upon Germany
any lighter Punishment than is here
Indicated, we Would be merely en-
couraging the people of that country
to prepare for another war.
Civilization faces its most tremend-
Gus task and must now prove its righ;
to exist. Is civilization equal to tie
cali of God to punish crime by ma
ton of criminals as freely rs 1t
furnishes crime of the individual as
sassin ana rapist? If it halts and holds
back and refuses to do its duty, then
surely the nations of the world are
pot worthy of Almighty Gods bless
inc and should perish from the earth
The tllirtieth verse of the eighth
chapter Of Deuteronomy reads:
GAS the nations which the Lord de,
stroyeth before your face, so SHALL ye
perish; because We would not be ooaai-
ent unto the voice of the Lord your
Cod"
On to Berlin and Death to German
ism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17

MANAGER wanted for lunchroom;
good wages paid to right party. Ap-..
Ply New Southland HOTEL Alexan-
dria, Va. 2Oo-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-17

Rooms Wanted-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping in private
: family, by gentleman and wife, with
y year old daughter. Address D. c. c.
Gazette Office. 241-2t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

Thcntshfs ~ wsrren ~ Inrrrv WIN them
.ios 10 The fheurit fhaf sirkncss knf de
80 eve natural 1fry knO~ bitter. fur IN
ihcfs Fricaf fswy hsye found . wvr-
r.l pcacfratiag remedy 70 relieve many
~ led srreIrMe.
fsftop1lCs. bcss nricrn ani sfrrirhlnr
- sre n-ronr fhs fls'.ezrttr5rr ard fis-
--sinr errcTiearss vcrIru ettrystrr- saT
r,,~<any ~ ne use n Nsssrrs fri~ns.
nee l. a rrEseiT TIT scftrrls the nyrisf
h-u.f. f1t ab8srninai muscles Just -
-1la f.s stia. c1aiics the-a 10 erpsnd wifh.
a The u-pai rsrssn up-n the IraDents snf
-rves and nssists rat-rc N nake y 80
10 Tor women n a. thruugh materially
slthout May ~ tic Creadcd sympt0ns -
anliAr ~ fret ~ w~ns--
p. re~z i-r use ff.r1u<Iosf s,c period TIE
rsEt'fs skr-nd c1fie wa b-tT Il bra.
d raln aod danger At tie crisis 10 cos-
cguensiy les.
A-.hrr's Frie-f T. r-r external u-> cnsr.
. ts->sut~sy 81 ~ssf~.lv s-f> s>s kas t--s
Ee1 ~ thou<a1ds - WYNN r~sltinx the
.se-fet flne IN . ~onsns hfe for over
wrI,e re Br.sse'f R~ruissor o.
lr-I.f Biz asisrsa- IA. fur sf~ir ~Nofs-
rbDod Book. q, salasns- 70 erp-fnrt rpo<h-
~ al n fke rrszfirss s<<<is trsti~ ~
f6ksr's Fri~nf frnm tie nearest drls sfpr--
3~~in ~ ne ssrfrfiy sorordinx 20 fxr>rf<'rs
xtl ~s~ry hhsle. ss-d 49, fsrtfy yourself
sssiast p.ia snd discomisrt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

SURGEONS agree that In cases Of
Cuts. Burns Bruises aud Wounds. the
FIRST TREATMENT is most import
ant when an EFFICIENT antiscgtic
Is applied promptly. there n no dan
ger OF infection and the wound begins
20 heal 81 once For use on man OF
beast. BOROZONE IL the IDEAL
ANTISEPTlc and HEALING AGENT.
BUY n now and he ready for an EN-
erscncy Price &c. soc. 800 and
81 80. Sold by Owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
Chemist Risen Gets
A TRANSFER.

Geo Risen OF TINS city. who
was foa ~ with the state Board
Of Hea..a laboratory while located
in this c u, was recently transferred
from Can Bowie. Texas. to the SD
Co., iC1h Depot Brigade. Camp
Travis. Teas George Is temporar-
lily awaitns call for chemical work
in some ! anch OF the government
service. y. iile at Camp Bowie he as
sisted In tn chemical work lie Is
Tow wondering where he will go from
here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

Summer coids- ara not hard 10
break up. coughs and mbarEeness are
easy 20 get rid ~. N you win take
Foiey's Honey and Tar Com pound
Mrs. Mary sogd.m. ~ Maple 81.
Perth Amboy. ". j. writes II help
"a my throat: never had anything
better Slightly laxative. Co0zins
M opistr~ or narcotics. sold every
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

Under tho new meat regulations al
lowing beef to be served four days a
week. these days are kpecied: Mon
day. "Wednesday and Thursday at
noon and Saturday evening Local
l.otel and restaurant men have adopt
I'D this schedule: Boiled meat on
Monday and "Wednesday; roast beef
on Thursday; steaks ON Saturday
evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs y NJ Tibbetts ac-
ccmpanied by Miss Helen McElhin-
r,y. will leave on Wednesday for
New York city. whore they will be
ytesis OF Mrs Tibbciis aunt. Miss
t.arrieit s Phillip and from there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
c a | e N o 4 =

CA / EN- Ar
Monday.
w r. &. Unl1 Red Cross Room.
Altar society X Of c Hall
Ladies' 81 Trinity Church Red
Cross Rooms
Tuesday.
500 unit Red Cross Rooms
a. C. r. Unit.
Mrs George Speers, O T. Unit
" c 7 t. West NJ h Churen
q A n Unit
Wednesday.
kimono Unit.
Loyal womann bible clas, all day
/. eeilng Mrs A A Vors
Amlcitia Club Mrs John Pucke,t
LADIES Of G 4 II Carnegie library
thursday.
Auxiliary Div No s. Mrs Albert
Metzler
Acorn Unit Red Cross Rooms
Cambridge Unit Red Cross rooms
Leisure Hour Cmb-Mrs Vernon
Iaws
Friday.
Mscabee TINT Mrs. { A Jones.
New Idea club-rMrs w S Matt
hewt,
Eve O'clock Tea Unit. Maccahees
unit
Saturday.
chlldrens Hour Carnegie Library
le.o0 a. m to II o0 a. m
Where TO do Red Cross Work
Red Cross headquarters at Federal
5uilding
Surgical dressing room at Masonic
temple.
Cotterai unit at Cottcral school
Work rooms a, West Side W c T L
headquarters.
Methodist unit at Methodist church
Altar society st OF c hall
monday
w r. G. unit. Altar Society. Ladies'
" Trinity church.
Tuesday
L G T unit. Baptist Circle. @ A X
uiit. South Division unit.
Wednesday. WNyD
Telephone operators. Welfare unit,
( Fucker Burton unit Dread unit First
National bank init, Mc'aodist unit
Altar Society, Lady Lits. Willing
Workers.
Thursday.
Acorn unit. Cambridge unit. Meth
oc.st unit Auxiliary units G and G
ur.:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
Want Work.
Call AT Federal Bido.

Harvest and cotton chopping are
row in full blast and anyone who
wants work should call or phone the
county Agent. sl3 Federal Bldg
Phone ~. or ll3 as he receives calls
for men every day and will be glad
10 help those who want work find a
pace at good wages,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

Prank Barrett. window trimmer and
adveseeiing manager al the Rueker-
Lurton store has enlisted in the navy
and will leave tonight for the train
irk camp. MIR Barnett Is an ex-
cepticnaily fine young man and I
hats to iose him. but his duty 10 his
country called and he RESPONDED"
SAID Mr.. Burton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
Edmond Club Entertained at
Country Club.

The + o X club. chaperuned by
Yrs Coudert and Miss Virginia How
ard Of the State Normal School az
Edmond. were guests OF Mrs. J W
Duke and Miss Bishop al the Country
cnb on Saturday evening. Their
gbasts were: Misses Edytho NJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
plrschi Soon to
Sail for France.

County Commits Ioner r. L. Hisch
received wire today from his son
Chester who was recently transferred
from Travis to Camp Mills. New
York. announcing his safe arrival and
that he expects to soon sail for
rance. 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

Mr. and Mrs, @ { Mcwiihey and
children. have returned to their HON,
IN wjohln after a visit with Mr. and
ifs. A V NcWhhey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

knosp. Mary Fulton. Hester Tom
irs. Mary Gray. Ruby Mathews
Faith Reckests, May Elkins. Fay
sparks. Francis kihhy. Flora Mosslcr,
Grace Mosslcr, zaEa Litzon. Mary
Jensen. lrna Collins and Mclilaa
Speer
Mr. and Mrs frank iAux OF
nristow. spent Sunday at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs - Burke
Mr. and Mrs J fiem Smith with
their children. are visiting trends
and relatives AT Kingiisher
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green had as
heir guests over the wreck end. Dr
and Mrs Fred Y. Cronk and son OF
Tulsa, MIR aud Mrs George Green
ard daughter. and Mrs Snowdcn
rarlett Of Oklahoma city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

J.F Harris OF Chicago will deliver
a lecture at the odd Fellows Hal,
3 edne-day evening. June 49, at = ~
o'clock TO which everybody Is invited
n 10 free and is given under au-
thoriiy OF the voodmcn order
" oodmen. their wives. daughters and
nclghbors are especially invited 10
hear this eloquent speaker.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
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viii Try TO Protect the Doves.
An effort VII be made 20 pass
Law at the coming Legislature 10 pro-
tect the doves from Slaughter A.
present the game laws ot the stat"
does not cover the dove and they
E;ay be Killed at any time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

Watch the babies dnring June,
July and August More babies die In
Oklahoma during these three months
than during all the year. Properly
rurtured half u the lives OF the
babies who die during no, weather
e uld be saved. according TO medical
authorities.