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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES
PRIEST MACHINE WORKS co.
nm In NJ Enn nd A N-n

PRIEST MACHINE WORKS co.
t03 East Grand Ave
Repairing machinery. reboring auto and
ems engine cylinders. welding brazipg
ygrlndinR and corrugating mill rolls
ffompt and efficient service.
FOR SALE-Tractor first class condi-
ton. Wylie Bros. 326 West Grand.
MOTORS AND GENERATORS repaired,
bought. sold; work guaranteed Phone
Walnut SO. Oklahoma Electric Co. Ok
lnhoma City
FOR SALE-i25- horsepower high pres
sure boiler, also horsepower stand
ard boiler Wylic Bros, 1926 West Grand,
FOR SALE Electric motors A W
White, 425 West Washington, Oklaho-
ma City, Okla w. 62z2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

GOOD money making grocery for sale
CheHp rent, best c0lufed trade. al cash.
7Og T. End Wal bO2b
FOR SALE-Tln shop. doing good bust.
ness with NIL tools can nj hii n Hud-
son St Phone Wal $40
HOTELS and roomlng houses Tor sale
T0mlln 4 Hoffman. Hotel Brokers.
ls2H W. Main. Maple 1923
TWENTY Four ROOM ROOMlNG
house. close I'm. - rooms furnished
must be- sold quick Wat ISL
WANTED Lady or gentleman partner.
mechanically Inclined, with 81 900. Tor
speciality business. Address II -ss Okla.
hnm1U.
FOR SALE-One n The best tailoring es-
tahllshmentH IN oklahoma cltyi lOcu.
ton and trade very good reason for Fcll.
ing. owner IN drafted must be- disposed N
at once See =. ! Kadow, l28 North Rob
inHnn ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
Empire Brokerage
Company, Inc.

Phone Maple 3Obb lVs N hoolhHuh
WILL trade good oil stock priced right,
for auto In good condition. Phone sOi
Lee- Hucklns.
A NEW COMPANY In the oil Industry.
one Of the most promising outlooks ever
offered -Four producing wells on one
lease. Power plant, tankage, londing
rack and material on ground, $50 acres In
Two proven tracts: now drilling offset TO
well that came In at 200 barrels. New
developments are bound to Increase stock
in short while Dividends and substantial
ones should be paid In short while, Small
capitalization which should assure the
greatest dividends No stock selling
scheme Formed for dividend only. Man
aged by honest and practical men Linn
tied amount ~ stock at 81 90, par At
,uIgL Address HIS care Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
REFRIGERAToRs AND SODA
FOUNTAINS

WE HAVE ready for shipment soda foun-
also good second hand fouNhlnai good
terms, Ws Cun deliver you fountain
quick W = Haywood Soda Fountain
Company. 22t n. HOblnHon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

SOUTH front new 2-story home on WI
saith near Classen, not yet compile .hl
buyer may select decorations and fix
lures: has living room, dining roomi
kitchen and breakfast room down and (
bedrooms and bath up; basement ang
furnace, garage and driveway; pric3
only S., $50, and terms TO suit.
JAY j. DWYER.
Real Estate Dept,
n. 7. STUART & co -
~ W. Main. Maple ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

WV TIN NUNTH INIWMN
New, modern upstOsdnth TpOmIuEs
house on boulevard. close 10 university,
Norman, Okla. best location. IL rooms,
2 we'll equipped bathrooms, lAyhtory with
hot and cold water In all bedrooms, fur.
nHce heat, large basement, also wen
built 1-roOm storage house barn largo lot.
rooms reserved for family balance
renting Tor il2o per month, will trade Tor
good. well located farm In Oklahoma ~
Cleveland county not over 3 miles from
shipping point. no Inflated values con
children md have n nice lncOmn Write
tho owner Address l.. G.. care Okla
I0mnu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

FOR SALE,-All or any part ~ 1000
shares of big Seven Lead and Zinc
company NJ 81 80 per share. Address H.
l.. Foster. Ilenryetta, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
ouT oP Town REAL EsTArE

For SALE Residence with large
rooms. good barns, ~ acres orchardi
small drug store and stock idcAl loch-
ton Tor oung doctor Address Box II,
FeAt thrrstOn. Vtin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
A REAL OPPORTUNITY

Ten parties who can invest 800 each In
"A proven lead and zinc property. We
Other 10 10 ! for the Investment This
In an opportunity OF lifetime and means
big returns for the original investors.
] u $685. care Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
TYPEWRITERS AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT


OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER Co, 3Oi
North Robinson. Walnut 7S0, We buy
rent. sell and repair any make type
writer Star brand ribbons.
SAFES AND OFFICE FURNITURE
New and second hand Right prices.
WESTERN BANK SUPPLY CO.
2l7 w. Main St Phone Wal. 757
/ CAN positively sell you any make
typewriter from ST. to SIS less than
anybody: write me today for the Kind Of
machine you want, | guarantee each and
every machine for one year; repairs and
ribbons and carbon. r. s Wilson, Sales
man Typewriter Exchange, l0l w Main
FOR sALE-Ono oak davenport. good a'
new: suitable for office or residence
S4O one new Edison dictaphone cost
$3.50; viii sell for $3.50 Call at 6O2 Hers
kowitz Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

GOOD restaurant and confectionery IN |
town of $500; best location In town, |
one half block OF court house, doing good |
cash business: come and see for your
self: have small stock uf goods; other |
business reason for selling. X. T., care
Oklnhomnn.
FOR SALE--Clcnn stoclt ~ general mcr-
Chnndise. doing good business, invoice
t,O0OOo new building 25x9O, will take
good furm or cheap rough farm In a
deal, must be clear. Box 301, shamrock,
Okla.
FURNITURE business. established l6I
years. will sell with or without hulld
ing cautunmcnt town. Owner 2lO CI
| avenue, Lawton, okla.
| j-I0-25c STORE nj big discount on
stock and fixtures for cash Answer
| quick n You want to make money X T.,
care Oklnhoman.
! FOR SALE-N stock Of new and second.
hand furniture, hardware paints and
| plumbing material In one NJ the best
towns In oklahoma. Address BOX 19l.
Sapulnn. OKLA
NICELY equipped newspaper plant. doing
| good business. for sale, lease or trade.
worth the money owner quitting the
game Must go quick k. NJ care okla
homan
WE viii paw ppsn for good drug store iu
good town, ANYTHING that isn't doing
twelve 20 nuc,n hundred per month viii
not be- considered Address 3lG East 9Th
st, oklahoma CITY
WANTED 10 rent. famc store building,
town l.2OO for photo studio. 1907 W.
: 3rd city
WANTED Shelving, fixtures and floor
show cases for dry goods store. Write
Frankel Bros, shawQee Okla.
COO PAIRS Of mems oxford shoes for sale
good sizes The brands are the Flor
shiem and American Gentleman, walk.
over. Stacy Adams, Other goo.
ppr pair. ns / want some cash money
NJ = Maninrd jr, Wewoka. Okla
$500 GENERAL merchandisc 81 ,oO'
cash, balance trade. Box 22N, Ihicka'
sha, Okla ---.-.--
GARAGE and cars for sule reason iol
| selling, going to war; one we've shei
car. one 1918 Ford touring, one Smu
Form Truck, and six Studohokg,i
touring cars, will sell at discount III
gin Garage, Lindsay Okla.
MAIL ORDER PRINTING - Advocate
ghop: quick work; moderate prices
try US once. 2l ~ Dewey opposite court
house.
FOR BALE OR TRADE-On account o
death, stock, general merchandise iol
farm or okla city Income. c, j.
Haynes. Newklrk Okla.
WELL KNOWN and established automo.
bile business In Tulsa for sale or trade
good money maker; good reason for self
Ing. win stand rigid investigation; write
or call r j Carrgan, III N, Mali
street. Tulsa, Okla ....-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-22
FOE WITH WHICH WE. DEAL

Baroness Huard, an American girl
who married a Frenchman, says IN an
article in the American Magazine:
"Ccmpared with what happened
elsewhere, the story of our little vii
LACE is actually bright one! The
evacuation was 50 hurried at that
noint that the Germans did not have
time for their usual systematic and
atrocious worl; of destruction. How
ever the nine days they spent mere
were black enough.
"The officers and the soldiers maze
victims Of every woman in the village
-frcn, little girls of only ten years,
TO old women who were so alillcteo
physically that any man should have
pitied them, even if he did not feel
rapulsion toward them. This Sd!
If nv own knowledge, for it happened
in my village and these women and
little girls were personally known to
me. Mine was only one of hundreds
of towns tc which the Germans came;
and, as 1 said before, its story IS "Ee
Of the least horrible. But bring 1t
home to yourselves, # you want 70
know the kind Of enemies we are h@h'-
ing. How would like them to come to
your home?"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-22
VIRGINIA NEWS

The bankers of the state Will as
sist the Virginia Council of Defense
in securing twenty-five thousand cor
tributing members to that organ!za-
ton. The governor has appointed 4
committee of representative bankers, OF
which Olive ]. Sands, president OF t:!c
American National bank, of Richmond,
is chairman. The state has been .Gi-
vided into 81 districts, each district
to be in charge of one or more mem
bers of the committee, according to
its population. It is anticipated that
the organization will be perfected with
in few days.
The annual reunion of e::Confcde-
rate soldiers Of Page county, combined
with the unwilling of a monument III
honor of the soldiers who went out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-22

hauled in vehicles. Decorated auto
mobiles, the Luray Fire Department,
and many representatives Of: business
concerns of Luray and Page comfy
were also in the line of march. Inc
address was made by Colonel Rober:
F. Leedy, member Of the Legislature
from? Page and Rappahannocks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-22

from Page county from 1865, brought
an immense crowd to Luray Saturday.
All adjoining counties we're well rep!
resented. A parade, in which ma!2f,7
ed soldiers of the Federai ann Confed-;
crate anies, paraded under a wither-
ing sun. Many of the old soldiers,
who were minus legs and arms, were
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-22

BOYS WANTED-We need the sery-
ices of a number OF Grammar
School boys for permanent part
time work. The boys we select will
be given an opportunity to earn,
learn and advance. Apply to S. +.
Dyson & Bro, APO King Street, Al
cXandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-22
Better Cooking by
Electricity,

Women have long known that electric cooking IS
AMER that it banishes all the dust and ashes OF coal
AID wood and SCOT and fumes of gas. They nave
known that it makes the kitchen cooler; the air
purer; that is the most convenient way to cook Now
they have the word of the women who stand for the
most scientific cooking methods known, that electro
cooking produces better results than any other
means
Let us demonstrate the various sizes of ranges
and refer you to the satisfied electric range users
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
Sewing Circle With
Much Whispering


Befsfe i's srrfAsf ~ ihs r'sTf fi-se~ 3
muei Z, fsk asxut TIE remfoft - Tie
efprfsYi u.o1hsr IL 'ls- ,hisf icsic. san tissr
II SIRE - fe efsesfe wseB rs Wsi n
inaas 81 lsss spfsDdld essefoa' trlpA sss
srs ~ ~
hanses, nstvusssa-un. heafisf doss sol
strt'rAla9 rz.,s and efh+f wpsofaF 80 "a,
rsifaf - ssarr Wrntr ere stfsf ~
dreadei erterAf,ees Thousands ~ rnn'hffs ~
issy e.. 3 e.<ass u 10 u'o - % IL
1s9iis rrHt5g.
rs lndu~fes - ,hs fn~ ~ s~,t.i ~ r-vt-s
ard lysmeais - beassis 80 s.ia ? spf
serfui.
NJ tb~ f--ufrr uae ~ Hpiief's ff'rtt
during ~ " 81 81. rra~risf ef@ 81 ~
aa1 lsos sn and ~'essir: iheg sreshi esslT.
without sisefs. ssrw s-ty i yDYg nti fhr
psln al 6saxse Il tie xiit' i hshrfsiis
lGss.
mosiers rffs~i u soy srie,esf nss on't.
IL soid ~ - dfusy q, al r.seli y p.s1
pffb iie ~ prst ftssHf fii.. Hflie 80 ~
brAdn.iI lsezllstof Co.. I-aHss Utz..
aI.n... - RI Tslusg's saa it,sss,.i 4.
Ing - he sf0g B,kr there ~ vfshh
og iDffutfior apJ cc-tfcrf 10 ts reflFtJ
In rtsd.ss stfr Feic sct. y y riS'ulg
vYif ard ylll ~ n spicpdsj i'tie ,esl
boos ior guidance. fsof only Tor soass<if tsi
vfr e4ake yca feipftss 10 o'h~s. srf n
sothrf's Frie-.d fron The drug store. snd iha'
fcrt'r f0ursrf ryainst pan saf dfeerf9fs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
Interesting Letter From Doroihp Seton

sarh wiil say Aowsvvt iha' thss
a the oaeserst msai hasv had a
France
w afe heeiualnF - have fvEasas
lAll ~eatasf the mefalaFs and eysa
Hsa decidedly snApps itnak4 Il h
dry sud one fseie rtae " W. spsnA
Iae wingef here 40 MI, plio 50 sll
fac tipthes ~e has* We hse ~ ,asae
Ola sione baildlnss whlch hass no
msAns " beating We favv ~ baths
rwiss a urcs 80 sFc aliosei tn hAsv
a hot ahovey, auA the rvsf - ssa tlae
we have sponge lsa'hs IA taasna lW
dro~u u ! e,rr sex IN nse asain
No~. ili Noe he 80 inAg 81 writlus
axain. and hopc u"on ~ bn haAnna
from Sua pcogle. msahwhisr. nsed
bye and wish lo's " lpye am Yonr
oYing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
q = M
FRIDAY. ocr. 4


Gloria Ioy IN little MIss Grown
Up. Nan 4 the daughter II q Wealthy
Young counle devoflng their tinio 10
farming. Que OF her playmatsa e
Simple Simon. who has never grown
up although thirty years old
Nan. rtlmmagiDg around Ia the gsfs
pet - her home. discovers an ord
dancing costume worn by her mother
and persuades The latter. Z former
stage fayorite 20 teach her 70 dsncs
When the chllds costume Is complete, !,
Ethel begine the danciur IessoBf
which are suddenly interrupted when
the horrified members of the church
society visit the farm house Nan n
permittcd 10 visit her grandfather in
the city and takes Simple simon uitb
her. She hides him in Tho Srchard buf
he u continually prowling about ibp
house az niehi. frightening The negro
servants. who believe the housa ia
haunted. The mischleyous Nan pro
poses to her Aunt Grace's fiance aud
is accepted which encourages her to
believe that she is Rgown-up Nan
eeTiousls prepares for an elopeD. ~
but when she arrives AZ tn. Thornton
home she r. detained unsil The mons
bers of The family arrive They .rc
tend 10 be indignant. but Nan. TO
stili thinks she is old enough 10 marry.
insists urpn Morgan Thornton making
q choice between herself and the anus.
Warn Morgan chooses the latter. Nan
Is essgned 20 her fate and decides thar
she viii have 10 more on ciiy iiff
Fifth Episode"Hands up"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
HAS BEEN A
FRIEND TO NE"
Says Lady, Regarding Cardui, IN
Giving This Well-Known
Woman Tonic Credit
For Her Good Health.

Cleveland. Tenn.--Mrs Joanna Fcl-
ker OF this place. after telling OF the
help she obtained from the use OF
carIui Y years ego. when II built 40
her health and strength. says further.
The next time ! used Il tCardui) was
aisont or 8 years ago. I had and
was Just able 10 drag aroaud for a
gooj while, getting worse an the time
I Suffered intense pain Ia The lower
abdomen and back Gould hardly
DO my work. il vas all a drag
sud walking was very painful for nae
J finally bad 10 give ~ and so 10 bed.
where ! stayed about a week
and then turned back 20 cardul. my
Old friend
After starting the Carlui. was able
10 b. up IN 2 or 2 days The palms
we're relieved soon after beginning 20
take tlie Cardui. and when ! rot up,
walking was easy for me Got back
T., health and strsneth nnd ia !
weeks wa able 10 DO moss Of my work
rs fine medicine. and has been a
Rood friend 10 me. and am a friend
70 il 100 I''s through taking Carsf1i
! have been well and strong and in
good health for the raat or years.
win always prsise II,
Cardui shouid do for you. what Il
haa done for thousands OF othei
women II should help you Try
Cerdui
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04

Surprise Party
Mra G. II Herriok tis president ~
the y. ". G. club who will soon lea.e
f8r Mccurtain. OKLA, 10 sgcnd The
winter VAS gisen q surprlse parry hy
The members of the club - shc hoine
~ Mrs u Cook The ,lub prevented
an engraved rnoon 10 The bonuf guo Z
after which a social hour wsa enloyei
Al the close OF the evening = dele
ifus lunchac. was served 10 Ngs
PvseIl ~ Oklahoma City. Mrs Her
rick. Mrs Cook. Mrs C. c cloibirr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
SATURDAY. OCT. !

-Hti-rhe.T Trail holiday An Ast-
craft Picture. Starring George "
CochaD. In his nesees starrinr ve-
hieie. Dir Coisan viii be seen a. billy
Holiday. a bartender who is reformed
AMI through hove for giri becomes
an ardent prohibitionies This char
scser Is the prototype Of Billy sun las.
the famous evangelist and Ir S. pot
traysi Mr.. Cohan exhibits all the
quaiEt hfannerfssns and method fhsa
have contributed To Billy Sundays
uniqus success as pulpit orator
The theme of this picture - ;, "
erfui sermon again 4 drink and toe
Vaccinations 81 the element thai 81
stsiS in foisting deadly liquor upon the
public because OF the immense profits
this traffic insures 10 those engaged
IN IL. Billy Holiday becomes a dry
yolary becaae be knows from experi.
euce that liquor Is more prolific OF
crime and sorrow than any 0fhss
agency known to mankind
Aside from this aspect. "Hit-the> =
Trail Holiday" Ia a comedy of tue
highest class and IL 1ower % IN
terrain VIII b. recognized at The first
glaTsce II h a pic<ure which we ZEN
xeii recommend to the notice OF on:
patrons aud We urge you 10 come earis
X you desire 10 obtain good seats
Two Reel Vitagrsph.
Comedy "Misfits and Mstrimony''.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04


'oof letter asesavr iae day Ashore
sssseTiss dated lane latb. aud
aishpwh ! knv~ lhat li ~As wnlssa
.onE before ! lAnaed Ii EAklAs4, Nlli
Il seemed 90 pus ule la touch wlth al
Al onee ana go hcip thAt losl Feeling
aaa
haa lsglrf lrnm NrruoA aud
sal4ose soa Anow ghas be 81 noN
Major and has been Transferred so
he ssnd Division which 4 better
par ,han a, tofmef oae, aad hsa hesa
mcnIlenea ~ish seven oshers. by rsr
sAing los dolne sood work We hea
40 IAvulunanls dowa here wounded
10 Ailo~ Vernon, and they uAinA q
iss- u hlla Say he's fine follow
and almost me best Captain thes had
4 write and congratulate him on hls
promotions
pwflng ,ae spell OF moonlight, wo
aad quite a lively tlme The iians
thew over every might drupplng
bombs, ese September san some
thing oumas up every day 10 prevent
p, flnlshlHg tnla, bui ~ see shat !
can do today Well. when tho planes
come over we hase 70 slip 80 some
clothes and 50 doNa stairs, and foF
nearly Two wetkr n moonlight ned
average going DOWN about lhrre tlnsrs
nghi 4 srsw g be very ilfssom,
and Wu Nsltume thu dAfA nseh,
ahlch ALLOW ~ 20 aleep
one II lae nars. aud ~er. oal
With q couple ar the hoy~ whrn tAinen
grew active we we're duwn bs ths
rlsvg Nava ,ho anti gum box3n fir
ihs gha ehrapunl commenced drop
plnT down through the trees w
waNed unill salpFs esipaaa down.
~aeu we s'artsd home 81 We
wofe on toe oaeu Rad Hs iafst8 "a
again. and 1he llana les a pM saalbs
drop u Was nrvai no'so and .
beau,ifiii slight iu aee the shelis burst
lng into flame ~ tbs alg We io,low
ed emergency Instructions AMI laid
l l.al 20 ous lnmmien by the eide of
the road, until Il waa over really
was not frightened. only excited anl
wanted 70 asa What waa gnlng on
am swfnlly glad 90 have betn out
~ as you know, whclhef or NOT l'd
ho frightened Tie boy Who waa wlh
nlr fays hem 80 anywhere | ten pim
lusi 50 IA ~ TO. because he tpsla
lheyll come out al right II ana oloaf
aH beginning 70 ike u listle
better here, as we are going on, n
ils The oihef uurse and are "ota
ais fosbtnv' and going out with q
, couple boys from to year.
Younger Than We, bat they ara col,
iose men and good takers and tots o
I fun
We arv exploring ,hu dissrlcs fhor
oughis and have discovered sesern
places to eat a.. They are very dla
reputable frotn tho outside. but al
riKhg when you get inalds Ons plae
Il a grocery store down IN iho slliaT'
whore you 90 through the store. tiis
kitchen, one bedroom aud then ini
a Amall dlning room. and you can Il
excellent things TO eat on ganda
so shall have supper At tbs faff
house.. mile or 20 from hcfs. v
win take ouF own things % es' an
The woman viii do The cooking Laa
Night We bad a rotten supper II os
Tas and as the waior was ahut of
Z there was nothing With whlea 4
gnench our tnirst. 40 throe Or a. wen
on tour TO see what We could fin
The military police escorted Us te "a
back ~ q moas dlsrepuiablo lsosluI
cafe. bps No got a delicious onsllett
french fries and four glasses of bcsl
fssfy llglssj each for : francs or a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
onsneA. cluh All nan Mstllns

Mrs Mary Grseasy. Mra Jvata hei'
leeg. Airs Holland an 81 Okiahona
Cits aad ,he memboss 81 the o9onoAs
cub speus rhuieaay al the country
home 0y Mrs Walter krlloge At orr
u'clock dellcio0s luncheon ~ss
. rv,d followed hy sseFal hcarg spent
viih Rod Gross knitting ana ane'
work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
IONS NOW ron
VONrN iNth, " ~ ~

iecAuae pl lhs nasi0n ~dN lauav
horlage. due 70 asaty atsfis - meg
tsr the army. UgF manillun pisgrNw
fscea sefioan delss II haFs sime
hlsrda Va every community sin 3uh
lish llaia of Industries IN shsir lnais
ltles 10 which w1msa should r'l'laes
men. should AlrerlcAa maf aaps ~
lail behind W. han hats e. maAo
up lho defIrll ifoir ihs HvinN Bodies
81 oar YaunE mra - uAslh sones
tut ws are nor rulag % VI Il fAll b..
hind
tend A ths, ftsass-.~@
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04

iAbersy bosait u shc neGrsA iasae
3fss 4 "a ger eeut lnssFssi aad arr
gllt edes fAe aaFchaae of nuFsA
lt~rtS bonAs IA q eplcesiA se,vsi
ucps nal suuss nsAss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
kfa Lrnaan erar t,os,.s..

Mrs Swan ~ Los Angeles Calf
AIRS Melville Carter d Cashion, Mes
isron Iacheior anl Miss Fdna GRAY
were spccial guests AZ sbe Ainono
clab v phich wa8 cniertainni ~ the
hpnu az Mrs ~ mAu GFAN Tao
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arisd 70 Aifs Swan and Mrs J h.
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War Mother Carnegie hhr
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FFFtV VI WI MFNW
The members Of the Allrnriaa ciuh
met a. the home ~ Mrs J n MrsA~
enRer here they were lnyited by her
daughter AIRS X G. Durusdale 20 sur /.
rise her for slss Was unable 10 go 70
Ire Carregs. library. The usual place
q. meeting rlans wers made for an
Interesting YEAR " studs. though the
club vlll only sn..a once each month.
Mrs Bransdal. served delicious re-
fseSlmouis after The 4sasion
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= hexFsSsd tag many wars i,isn
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