davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14

Several hundred submarine chas-
crs built since the war, have been
delivered 60 the navy by thirty one
private concerns and six navy yards,
many OF these boats have crossed the
Atlantic. some In severe weather
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

N+'v En-Ea-E v's-s sr-yg-1sAt n be
ars 1r.iB-nsst II Euint 1ncifvt lE1-
ruErt fr new pAErn-s ~ Tvs 1l-a-
rarn uhu-uhas tisLt rH--.r'n s-Er
gs1rn1ilIrsricy nsr1uss At r.r1t tetlrl.
MIRA Ant -HAr1ouE Fr;,H-la-E T.
s~asslr nAsylLra1 -'bs lL-res KIT
q IL Trret s'rBssK Bnrr-tllr -s
csDe ut re ,raEebs-s n ~ rt-sE-
c1l ! . ID even ~ rcn1 1t ID j.
IA rEr 4 rs F1Ev
Il 7vc -sssg-s--s -ts NV 7sasx-
c-nretas -nBz Nav T1-f - vu1it.r
Il cry Ix a1su-is-,r rLrs-T arr
- ur----lr a--s-vl-sss hri tnf if
Eauu- a u fif sraf 3 iIeEs r,,l
s.A5rk, sori1- Ert mara r-a7-r-5c1s
= 5.-,.-t = vfirt ~ pu-r.es nU p
cu-1r.a-rs - a Few avenues fr tuz-
~ ant -ts cve-1.-1Ectrr .. rIrF
s1--e.s fT para--r 4 IS srs-rr ar
rzrs-r q vsnoer+ul cw hg.-r--
Ct-s-ts- -7es cst1-ta=@- hs Elj6 a.
ds.n1--r vnsrtar e t.erurla -nr-L-
a-sElAnrex - -a,s 81 -sict fs-rus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

There is tala- nsrt vhc ow-rs
Vuetr ANNA suid he landlord
e.. rts z'eTu1A TLva-r g mas 4
1Hat Efs 4 1u--ls Ent 4 noaT EEs Z
rI1 Thew Is Il LiarE tls sllnt
= mas ssI-hsr II ia no1f IL II rs
~ rf Int q s,t.fs - srufH or re
e-t r -E TAI T. WHISTLES H. =. 1a
r-1pcf u ia rnar-irr mi -ns- t1-EvF
a. nour 1HH--vH~t-
Nonaanss sh5t ia rBest vnrss
r-'urs snanes was shI5.ss considerably
1fss -hH- G. q -l~s alt h5ls Fuu
az srr.et- -s q, s,s-lsvs tLn-1Esc
4 - .fs -hI- e. T,1
TeE Z saL-t ruu SAVING q l-.,ls
v1lH Er' Ia vau tHl-sc We rault
-Frs- sti- -bs tsurs and r..rn- s-r--
-lE-r - compiled - e-rsluds 4
CH-nIr -.-1re Ct nau-ss- e ror ~
Jrrs ma Tuu VI hsBsrs Grr-ti-r -"
- EE-sas r-v S-G-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
Observations of a War-Horse

Ev EsTELlE -AwyoN LINDSEY

rg1Y,x saru.s II ehA,ls haa 1erar
ne, nm q. ! r.aAA 4r-.s.s- s-,-us-ss.s
anau, hsn
ne = 1nst g-A1~ Tteisraae'l
-'s'Alst as y no r1rthar assss-rJ'i1oA
a'lia 9s'ss-hI! he nH@oec- -1t
sule' ana aAg1lt1ss1 in1 as Keeps IL
Fo's't Nv v1t'1 he y lia+si-nE -his
VAs Aaoee vher INSISTED EllAi I
VAA'e1 s'Ell't7i1-1e ma~f lF VIZ g
nt's'''l''as'n ihAn JUS Grand
i7oW <ic = he Asfe1 i'ursu-
NC ny Il res lssloans A1ie 0hii
i1na n looking mhr ss De-
re n-rh - lh1'T' fe c ,''Tf
u maybe -a''1F I'VE eAf ieA be
DSlst ne has cray ad' and tFss 2
ski sst moves hft vau1e IaI1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
My Ima- N5eoe

MT Daar Niece
TINS morning ! Y - hnnaret lF fws
Fisila Ny raJsrs vra~s 3A--scullrsr
charming l,as1ust shar AAt cons. 10:
la SEE lDH. sE1 * eroar taking Z. 1T
1houi th4lr ov1 A1tAi-s.
Louise Sem came aArar. az rlusty
11nk ant v-hS.s. Ant sug rlusie,'s.
,onsA ie isaE T-ss-r. ant announced
v1f1 tremendous al- q a1rparva-i cs
-lhl she hal 3 new 9aA Gnt thai has
boss ls shs lgvslsasi rGr."
TEL ne 81 EAar. 81, : a1v1.at 81
Tou donr Tou - 7,ss,-Ant funerals ar
expensive guss D9w Are rou exci. 70
lham 1l,s boss ~ lhe snla-g
BalA sbs c-ied tlaplane re-
1lnnas aoee,hsr Aikt dallr1sad chlid
'T'ns sLlA-T is 1hs hes; IRE sve- has
-Saf v'eaf-RDd IN tt SEC ST.
vnAl I an BROKEN n NJ nhr3s IN
isaAt 9. TIE department where I've
ses1 working nts s 7s-g t4s psssrf
ahaui Mr AAlarar sLf-ne ms AWAY
from I'm He sIrs vTaula he wu-l 4
noth-Is {. be ABd nss e~Aansa me "a
60 q tha dicuona,v regularly ans
car~ee,At ur grEnmlr- luss ~ yau
,,-.---,4.fs. ..f n r. -.-.fls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

-
TIE tafems az st-aunnus maIHa4
work uper the health q. thf woman
who have tah4n shf place as men u
lndnsi-aal Vlan4s hHs come &c De DIE
X tle wa considerations as mufa Hs
ahe wara isAs ~ K~usen. Eirass-nr
o, htAlth q Philadelphia -ernras tNs
uueTinn 20 sa-1uuslr 1hai hf tAs re
ru1 1Aa orrarsz1aar o. 1harcusA
srst4sr q 1rresri rhtio1 9o r-l7spis
v5,A 9he problem bAsarf g,srHs rarf
.n5u-y hns i,s's-n anTliciat y + Is
found 4hal ndrieuals here 1ra there
hnr4 haA1 ur.ava-sAF a.'es- "a ir thf
Aara wsrs q long haurs Ta-e'Ts &
combination ~ baih he reurslr "
~ I5gl1i4,a aIn rErs,aia,tlr and -spa ifr
tsi-astE &c Widespread lnsrrF z 1-s
haHsfa cg women v ht,st YAvsicA rs-
sau-rt4s ul6v ne avHr-Axea t7 atrutl
au75As ant snfens Had hr pl1ria-l.
dse s-rna anaiiar SO r. iNruugA v-f
vfnitre- ls II htnt hei- ass nf
rsnseruanaes vii he s-s1nsa by re-
ADJUSTMENTS Il laAs- reur ~nelrs
r. Krusan takes me view Inst be
nHnsa vamen are lhis 3, ds .arrf
par Il ahs rar1ge warE s,er. a-mea
lr 1nan il norma times r Industrial
,lia1Hs IL b g,azsr -~iHsH- VIZ nsE
sholld bs ave-w,r'fed even uuaansel
aus,r M Is shs thef TIN sAs vfmer
l-s Wiling 1a he ra-~Set IA dEnrHr
.f s1l4nusi5sn fr ihf dauanas 81 wnrf
ghEt mar Ia hsronl ihaf IN Il
excuse frHI un.ansrinusT uceorlrr
T. - y-usf1 Winning 'hs VIZ, Is g
viin- nH-iunIa pArassi-T hit scsrcHly
lass 81 hs runEiuH~f Il hsLtr lf
Ama~rlr women As,rc.g1 trass
lii.vsicli,r ui,is ana pAtrio-iri fE W.
inr 1t assume 1bt mlrui .ana' RI.
men u 1ns a. rrHE; nluBus s-~esf
r'ht hHilit d, vuruHI is lie hHss n'
ths hal1tt ~ men IL nsss 700 grHhl
"a i,s -isfat unless li,t rsaess-y lf
e-sata- 1ti1 O., preas.. be hlls
nnt fsv W aislrrat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

fer the lncu4rans or efh5cal cnlfU-s
societies fnr The aspiring 4 few are
cr8pyGnr with -ea1 sncaal problem.
hus ibe mx3ort1y are sgsrf II .ss
POINTS from foa Song s3trsg s-1i and
s0rne are ass ssea The Arh trts n
The c,tsr rev pastors ers sciSr vas
aAaf The sr1Lhir vsihsr me ahrrr'htT
~ New TaFl l. 1hal fheE 0aEr o.
anything T'hey raer~lF EAIs ahpui "
Severe criticism 81 churches or
7s,oy,l4 aono@tl4nes Is the resnE 81 THE
FIRST startling sensations IL a st-a7irs
enriranIneni. a. x'rA as ~ Hn,na'
Shortcomings VAach HAY ht The rhas
w-hA ms sndl@r.nns nt Nev WORKERS
The wonderful rzvaiy and ihs t-e1
ssed 1isplaF q s1T45ess enterprise nay
ft uisfalez ~ oiha- gusl1cs -
6n4 ursa.Ia.inr win sutf 81 stmas
ylle-x Or d maE Re tha- Nas Toff
Il Fortunate IL nurshs-ire Among hs
new rslsans sVso pastors 81 ws1 &C
rAncea u ethical canrsT-s shsi rfr-
g7~gatsr1s can nos }eeT " pf -Aam
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

as, - O'Clock VAS born January ~,
1921 a. M2rysFllie. Kan, and came 70
Ck-8ho13 with her parents 4 1888.
she joined the Baptist church Q:
Ca;hre thirteen wears ago and was
.4--sed 10 Joan " Hartman OF Easter
Sunday II 1es1 she leaves a hus-
hand. three children. Donald, Jack
Thomas and 81 infant son. her moth
t. Mrs Nancy 3 oEl tEo SISTER Mrs
Toz F4--1L ans Mrs RarEeIl q Erid.
ard to1- hrothers. Earl hoy. Alber-
sr3 Lcyzl Brown The funeral VIII
ie il charge q. TIE Eastern STAR 3;
he Masonic temple. Tomorrow A,ie--
room s; 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

~ she oeaoe " w-lls.- we have
49,. urans e tslrk q frr-isS,
she-s s-e nc s---iiss ., ssa kt-os.
e,e: :ser f-s e,1.l-s rs.icrs
armed. -sus tire -,sr ~'rs -e-ssir
&c .ln sns sell irs mar .sss Fax.
sc-les are 20 less pa-- q tss
s-rs .nS. 10 ~ F-ancs t-str tss
me. esnes.s tire as-.lsf.aas. -
t.s enc ..e aeoslis -saf; --ss
e3ose {. cne corlpsr; trar. asa -r.
Q ca--g-sc. Zoe -.s rztioy rineas
al -sea Sl. !. nreas sas. rrsn,
~. y tss fieac .Ns. sa -inr;
s.Asneu-e s~s ~. ~ the t-rcssc-
c>H. ~fN s,es. sr-.s r-'s cs'-s-r;S.
s.ac ~ .s,s. -o~ @ lis-s.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

averages On Scholarship. E&aci Nu6y
Pan9ine ceoaAue. Mary Helen AsAss-
s>n pvsea.. Disney, lenore Culp. Mar
cuersse Humphrey. CARO- Rfckss~ey
wRzlEn& Powell Nellse sollstsy.
l-acalr Mlnnlcs
2 l. Anvwsseffe SECRETARY - state
haAr1 of eaaeAthn entertained &aa
please4 the graduates s.th his In
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
DEATH CLAIMS WIFE
Of CITrS EXECUTIVE
Mrs Johz " Hartman Passes
Away Snddslly TAls Mor1.
III Funeral Prom Ma
so-sc Temple, Sunday

WDit ne advent G. 5 nev so1- -ute
i,.s v-a-ad n sg--ri &. Mrs. Hartman.
3 uaret and revs-ea V-s = NsEo-
3hn "a Hartman. took .is fsghi zs.
cti
T'bs sudden 5esih q he e=tlnshls
d ar rsuss1 q shs.cs 70 he x@sr- FO-
vaHrs sne had been 3 TB2uec men .'sr
r I1s gl-vs c.ric ant social l-.e and
ncs tht war had been deeply sr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
stle -Ec-Es

I 511r knew zl6 - rsr.s-1--
81 r. ne -ssu-s- -xhI- hzs Es5s
- s-rH at = re1t hel1-t - su-.r
.r- IT ruu, = era hsTs ~ 1tts
. --s -rs- 1rIi1 II 30 : f-t or
su-.- ros1 ~ETs x sha--s1 s--E-Er-
zs -s-- S-z-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

Trt rxa8-t sc i 1-~f. pu En- uautt b.
FINLAND nr tnt Write auE~t gives tiif
gs,ausar dr cns iet GnE~t washed
uu1 lnaE There iHr : 81 muni IN a
cai1-less name Errar Ill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

E.nurE KL-n,v II Esr1ins snmf
n-n.u-g Dir q. ilif EvEsan against -ns
ELlssr > lsB,g viii AuE--il r1unsi-''r
zH tni nuH IL something iIs.f ruI-
uinr 1nln 4 nilnr nlisy III tiErk niri-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

J. 1F liiaast-Ir ~ snpv thn q ne
mismair P.rsninrs u-ias-E Hrt rs-
yn-14t tuI u. rniI,Io-snrt. E-nusi-
1ru-rs L-s E-uaE Il ne nut =
FIE.11ps-x ANT prniLnr FvAf--rr
-s--ii,,r II -.-rr.lmoe- vsrds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

cA-ELESo- -.dsrss r.-rs- -nr-
s---z-3r-- Cs-kr-zrl q szs. a..
s-s-r-1r. .E-1r z1hr-7c- cs-.E-s-f
Is -.s s.ss- 1ezi-.-s - lErf Il -
yr- Fris a. Cx-e Ez1sr a,< Owl
r-rr s-1-A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

Genera MBur3rs uslF i.s.canDt na-t
y,ssrlst thL1 fEsr since LIE rsHt-s
sl,s-rssI hErAef hit ht VII rnH-tsr IL
t.cha fSr Calansl aHslnrnr II trv.Is
u sscsss lanr Fa-laine r-pags
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
= c-te-- E.l---r

Mae Z -erLlE- tfrr O Hz-1rr
slrvfv. -lEE-lrI-s rru- t1et .tr-vurt-
r. Ar F-11 -uzT rETs n1 tu--hs- --nU-
tis = ruu s.furi1 -EE. -. &C ctr-r-
.s-.trs T1tls-s -1--Hd-f-slr 1ee.
ru--.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

Sav .hs EumEzliEI ahhiI'Fr ls -i.-
,,u-rao rAs.rneu hus AFTER tns rersrs
-',,aEss' EumErLIns sn1Licr- rt
blamed 1u- sIE-1h11lg u, mEi1e- vnic
ther ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

Cl-EARSOL 10. ,-icss sick bead
aches Co-e- FAArDacy And Owl
Drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

ssssel IL K-d Cross ACTIVITIES
I charming woman. endowed VIII
IL fhe vomAn-y zt-rihnies. hS- az
mslv END Is Enlres sally 1es2ored and
,ts sympathy % the community goes
oui ta the m1yor in lis sore loss
The 6aAth occar-ed al 1890 @ clock
frid1y night as she Meihoa.si hos
tai = husband and three sens sur-
4.Tf her
The tu1s-sl WI take s,l1os SUNDAY
asie-1oon a- .sf O'Clock from me
M2souie temple Rer Mansfield q
shs Ba7r4s: 1hurch. vln come from
Oklahoma CITY - deliver TIE funeral
sermon The services WILL es il charge
q. the Eastern S.Ar o. Which the de-
cs1se1 Was zsmese- inie-ue1t
wll bs a. Summit Ylsw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
CLASS or SO cNEN
E86-T- GRADE DIPLOMAS

CONFINED FROM FssE c~Es
IS Inens3er o. TIE class age eleven
wears, Harold ksaeahif q Soafs Ris-
.erslde Dss- ~ she champion spalie-
e. the coErss ard tAase visk hagh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

Fun l,blrs-1rr 81 lhs EB.eS ArElr
WIDE Is fh4 ERrs Hnt h-1at ls lnt
var'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
mehnE o. rrg ASSoSsA II Q
peEG&

r. AAeocaset Press b sxcl1srrAly
surniMk 70 cn< ase tr rsTsg h.sc2etnn
q aI news dissHnctss c-st.l-t X N
n ncx cenwvie< c,easiNk II chas ys&g'sr
xnk ainc rns ionl D<vI grhn&t N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

Vera Brown Hartman. IRE w-fe @.
Ntrof ! " Hartman who died a. taf
Nsshoalsi bcsq1Al FrldAy ug1t 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

Guklr. ps-Bdnx T ham s-ri-s
Cxrk s1aEue-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

spirzne reznsrSs
Saperinsen6ens Margares pcolissls
saws shas Zoe Tie past i've wears more
fAan IleA ehslarea have received
diplomas from Isog&n ccanty. sn1 each
wear ne class seens ycanser than the
preceding ore also the grades sAo~
that he scholarship Is kept AZ par
Fos1c~sng is the class list
Frances Phillips
Esther Pool
Viola Peter
Mhilma Powell
Ruth rurdgrn
Theresa Purdurn
Ia Mae Quier
ken james Rowley
ugh Henrietta RehmAn
Violet Reed
QSrol Rickstrew
cMlllin Pearl Rouse
Chester Schaal
= Leone >ehAefer
Rudolph Scheihing
Allce Scott
Ncie Shore
Grvllle Simpson
Reuben Splckelineir
" Gus Sprscgs
~ Earl Storm
JOSIE Story
Louis >frNhman
Rose >tro.hrnan
Harry Sunderland
Nelma Teiers
lAzzse Thomas
Hattie Traver
Frank Wagoner
Esther Wahler
lyue Waller
Mary Waite
George White
Edwin Wiancko
E,hel Wickham
Eunlce Williams
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

~-Elr WIN TIE WAR BUY
SAVINGS STAMPS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
When, Where and How Boys
Of Twenty-One Must Register


Aliens hrr1 le1Wes- s Is 1-s and suIs 8 l-sls lne1sTt
tE5f 0es-s AID el q TIE Regular Army Nam
NLr1-s C1-s and -ts N1-5ar1l Guard and NEFa Aa
wf l- Federal >ervlrs and oft5cs-s ottless kesre
s---s enlisted = Ers1a5 ha~rVs ll-Es Tt-s II
WHEN. o1 Wednesday. June 5. 49,. between :
In5 IA
wIIERE- cf1cs q Local Bsl-5 having .z-saisiien
vtsre EerS-- he registered 7a,uA1s--T -es15ss
litfr place 6eslr grated IT ftE1 Loel- Board
HOW 60 u person June Fuur rtrs-rz-5u- place
Il ou exyas1 - at5 from h1s Jznt :
-ts cte 4 ths Local Board Ehsre Es1 ts7F~- b Have
vu- -er~-ss5u- card fled x15 certified MAJ
Bes4 Boar tEr--r -Is1is-sa- were Teu pe-rnx-e1T
-es5s E1tloss ssfB sd-esec AID s-zr5 envelope 49,
selr card t.- -tE n -erls-rze-
cs-1es-e FsIurs = ri -is esrr-l-ss mn Ees
ir-rt5snes Yen ma sDu- -erSz-z-lcI card
rsz2 vear hrrp lsesl Board Juns : u ruu
Suut AID Unzte r-esss Far-Ssf s->pr s1d
el1s11 fr5en3 Tts ssrk mzr Ss5u-ze hr8 pre-
12-e Epur ard
INFORMATION i Euu L 6C'zss = what 70 d
rts-s register ro-szf Esz- Local BBz-6
PENALTY E,oR NOT REGISTERING Fsllz-e
4is6enszoar ru-lsAzts II lu7-ison-8ezr ~
rez- II lar reSa- losk e valuable rs and r-sx1lsrss
s15 zn11asis-e z831e-is1 in-s Military ss<Tlss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

Los Knapp
Harold ha1g4hle
Vivian Legzie
Myrtle lsougpsne
Jesse MAekey
0rcn Matthews
Belle Mayfaeld
Florence McCracken
Andrew Mccullough
Oscar McEwen
Cora Mctslnnis
Howard David McMllll
fra2 Mcneil
Ernest Mewherter
lnlA Meinzcr
Herser- Mills
Lucile Mlnnlch
Graham Mixe
NeasA Mize
Icons Mont gomery
l@oiA Montgomery
Dale Moore
Ethel Moore
Harold Moore
Zora Moss
Else Murphy
Mae Anrry
Willie Murry
Della Myers
Flora Nan
Hazel Needy
Homer New
DenIle Norman
lgifA Norr1S
Myrtle Phelps
Clarence Philips
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

Bessie Alexander
Msrr Helen Afhe-son
Cara BAckhans
Forrest Barnes
Helen Bear6cn
Orv4l Berg Edna BE
Ruby Berg Else Bel
hrna Blehm
ALVIN Bor4A-
SYLVIA Bend
Mary Burlington
Albert Canning
NadA Carpenter
Done Carr
lJeon CASSz day
Florence Gathers
4 ThelmA Champion
Tine tayraer
Don Cooper
I Csla.1rs Cross
~ ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

Dwight Garner
Eibel Garref
Elmer Ge2aes
Bertha George
Eva Glis,er9
1 lns;ie Goddard
Pauline G0eahle
George Goodnight
alter Graft
Gland Gracr
MIA GRAPHICAL
Andrew Green
4arx1s.e liardman
Inns Harlan
Nae Harmon
Maze Hatfield
Mark HAws
Merle Hicks
Edward Hill
EdalA Hecka1ay
Nellie Holiday
Clifford liopew ELI
Edward flulse
Ira IAlse
Marguerite Hnmphre.
J A Ennt
Knla IRWIN
Harold lvens
N1llnd1 Jal1ls
Opal johnson
Pearl Jones
Irene hemp
Paul hlespsrt
Alberz Kinney
A6n~sw MI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT
BY Annabel W ouhlngton.
GIRLS ONE PIECE DRESS.

This attractive and easily made plaid
Bingham dress for little girl suggests
the familiar old Fashioned pinafo-e ia its
simplicity. For little tots +Nere 3 moth
ing more becoming than the straight
hanging dress which has no waistline. as
in No. $50 The front and back panels
are curved to form pockets at the sides.
The closing is at the left side Of the front
panel. The big, deep pockets are cleveriy
formed BY the extensions of the side sec
tons of the dress. The sleeves may be
either long or short
The girls one piece dress pattern No.
$50 is cut in four sizes-4 to 10 years.
The eight-year size requires yards %
inch, 2ss yards IS IL h, or IL yards a
inch material. with ss yard IS inch con-
trastins goods. Price 10 cents.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
BarnscIes on Warshipa

Wsrships have to be cleaned on the
outside. On one ship alone 200 men
worked all day scraping Off 600 tons Of
animal and plant growth from frs sides
and bottom. This tremendous quanti-
~ of sea life had accumulated Ia less
than two years, during which time the
ship had travelled many thousand
miles The weight Of the barnacles
was so great that from Is to 40 per
cent more coal was consumed in main
tanning the normal speed of the boat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
OFFICIAL FoOD NEWS
BY Or Hzrry E. Barnard,
Federal Food Administrator fer Indiana

Reports from threshing committees
over the state show that from three
pints to n:no quarts in each two and
d half bushels Of wheat threshed have
been saved by proper precautions
against leakage ana through the cor
.ection or detective machinery Thou
sands Of bushels of wheat. which
might have been lost, attest the Wis
dom Of the wheat saving campaign. A
spe ai priority order for repair parts
for threshera has been Issued by the
management of the Federal express
business. Complaints on account OF
delayed shipment OF repair parts
should be fled promptly with the
local express agents, who have direc-
tons &c give preferred consideration
to this class OF frsight.
The threatened congestion in the
Indiana wheat market has been re-
ievea BY Official notice received by
the milling division that government
agents are buying wheat at Buffalo.
Cleveland Rnd Toledo This will af-
ford Indiana dealers a market They
had been Withholding bids for wheat
due to the governments withdrawal
from the market, and the absence OF
storage facilities and the risk in pill
Ing Up wheat in the sub-terminels.
4 test OF efficiency for separators IS
suggested as follows. Direct the
straw blower against & blanket, sheet
or canvas during the time the weigh
ing device trips five times. recording
two and a half bushels II more than
one pint of wheat is winnOwed from
the straw on the canvas. bad work is
indicated One and one-half pints
Indicate d loss Of 1 per cent. A sec
Ond test should be made after an ad-
iustment following q discovery OF as
much as per cent. loss.
Hotels. restaurants and public eat
ing houses are released from the re
stricted serving of beef. Household
ers complying with the regulations
restricting individuals to one and
oRe-fourth pounds per week. likewise
are freed of any further obligation to
so limit themselves. 1t is highly de-
sirable. the food administration as
Berts, that the American public con
sumo medium and lighter grades of
cattle. conserving the heavier cattle
for our armed forces and those OF our
allies. Butchers are asked TO handle
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22

FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping room.
400 May st Phone 905-N- Ham
mond. 6-12-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22

MaiI-order houses which do an IN
terstate business have been requested
by the food administration To send
into other states only sucb amounts
of sugar as residents of those states
are permitted by local food admins.
traitors to purchase.
Until now lnail-order houses have
been taking orders for twenty-five,
pound quantities CT sugar for homs
canning. regardless of the state from
which they come OF whether there 10
a real reed for sugar for canning IN
that state IN some states. out of re
gard tor fruit crop conditions or for
other reasons. sales OF canning sugar
are restricted TO ten or fifteen. pounds
at a single purchase. When resi-
dent OF one OF these states car os~
tain twenty-five pounds by merely
mailing his order to a city In another
state he is defeating the purpose OF
the present regulations, which hare
! been established because OF the sugar
shortage.
Federal TODD administrators have
been instructed 10 furnish mail-order
! lions in their states. and the houses
will conform 10 them ia. all orders
sent to those ~tstes. All regulations,
will be applied equally to mail-oFder
! houses and reta'|ers IN order 10 be
/ fair to everybody eoncerned. Federal
food administrators Who have a GER
tifcate system for sugar Tor canning
may require the mail order houses to
send sugar into their states only on
such certificates
! Maftorder houses are expected also
/ to conform to the rule permitting
city jewellers TO buy only two pounds
of sugar at one time for ordinary
household use, and country people
FIVE pounds. save in districts remote
from the stores, when local admins
! traitors may permit larger quantities
/ to be sold.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22

FOR sALE-New Groom bungalow
strictly modern; south side. near car
Nne. small cash payment. balance terms
- suit x. V. Fischer. Phone 1S12-W.
Hammond. 3-15-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
Miscellaneous.

Get the habit; pay less; buy
for cash; at the Hammond
Furniture Co., 242 E. State
street. Look for the clock in
center Of sign =. J. Arkin,
Mgr. '-s9- I'm .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

On and after this date. August 20.
1918. I will not be responsible for any
debts contra cted by any person other
than myself. A w. MARLATT.
s-22-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
For Sale-M Motorcycles.

FOR SALE-1914 2-speed Harley David
son motorcycle and side car; good con
ditIon. 500 If sold al once Inquire 1918
Ma g0un ave. East ChlCa GO S-2I-6
FOR SALE-Twin-cycle motorcycle; Al
condition; SIS. 1920 Pearl ST., Whit
ing. S21-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
INDIANA HOTEL.

50 Fields avenue, Ham
mOnd. Rates reasonable -
near Standard Steel. Sits
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
M. HERsHCOVITZ.

2-story frame 18th near Deodar;
sa209. $1,000 cash, balance to suit pur-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
Situations Wanted.
Miscellaneous
LAWN MOWERS

sharpened. guaranteed to cut like new.
BABY CARRIAGES and 6o-Cart wheels
retired. Work called for and deliver
"a R j. Herkner. 837 Calumet ave.
~b0ra $3.50 Hammond 5-S-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22

WANTED - Riveters and
bucker up on cold work.
Apply VIM. Graver Tank
Works. East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
Wanted Male help

WANTED-Men to unload coal 2oc TO
soc per ton AIalleable Iron Co. Ham
,,-a7s S-13-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
GUARANTEED ROOFING.
Room and Board.

ROOM AND BOARD-11A blocks from
4 corners. convenient 10 NJ. c. train
and street cars to Standard. 1877 Logan
st Phone Hammond 1891 S19-4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22

Optimistic Thought
Fortune smiles at those whose reso-
luton forces open her gates.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22

Reinhold Rahm. a Terrs Haute
baker was permitted to pay to the
Red Cross 500 in lieu o. losing his
baking license for the period CT the
war, upon his admission that he had
persistently violated the federal regu.
lations relative to the use OF wheat
-four substitutes.