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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
FIRE IN WAREHOUSE.
Started In Wagon. Into Which Match or
Cigarette is Believed 10 Have Been
Thrown

Good judgment and qili0 work on the
part of railroad men and frernen ia haul
ing burning wagon from the warehouse
of the Peoples Coal Go Mt Fourth and
Church streets, about O'clock last
night probably saved the warehouse and
contents. Water played on the wagon
by Reliance firenen and railrond mon
soon extinguishcd the blaze with small
loss The wagon contained quantity
of soap.
The origin of tho blaze is mystery
The wagon in which IL started il owned
by the ] - Sislpr 60, wholesale grocers,
of Third and French streets II had been
loaded with soap and backed in the ware
house by Alfred Garnet. colofcd, the
driver. but the latter had gone only n
block or SO away when the wagon was
discovered by some railroad men 10 he
on fire They quickly got IT out Of the
building and the flames were soon ex-
tnguiahed
II IS supposed that some person threw
match cr lighted cigarette into the
wagon before it was taken into the ware
house and unknown ~ the driver, but
whether this was naicioualv done there
l. no wav uf knowing An official IN
vestgation which followed the fire.
failed Ia reveal n definite clue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
UNCLE SAM TAKING
MAN-POWER CENSUS
Labor to BE Transferred TO Supply
Needs With as Little Up
heaval as Possible.

IL has been decided hv the officials nf
the United States Public Service Reserve
and the United States Employment Ser
vice of the Department of Labor, That "a
Simpliicd man-pOWer census al the m
duslrlcs III Delaware is absolutely neces~
sarv The census IS under way and u rs
requested that employers cooperate fully
with agents Of the Reserve who will call
upon them IN the near future for the
purpose Of obtaining spcciiic data
The government ~ preparing u labor
quota and will make appointments for
ths, vario,is states The state apportion-
mcnt will lac divided among The various
communities and the census whlch ia
being taken provides the Information for
foundation data by which men viii bc
picked from various industries with .
minimum of hardship 10 business 10 fill
the community quota
\t meeting here lHsi Thursday. the
cntlrc policy of the Employment service
nf which the Public Service Reserve Is
au intcpral part was outlined Ivy Harold
Stone chlrf of the Mobilization S,cfiun
of the uted States Employment Service
Al Washington MIR Stone stated that
the s,lcccsy of the United States and her
allies m The grcnt war depend larRclY on
lahur ln the last four wears lnhnt has
received nu recruits from emigration
whereas industrial activities and farm
work have increased About three NIL
lion men have gone INTO military service,
All of whlch has boon dram upon the
labor supply
l.ndrr present conditions there should
hc lut onc rmplnvcr Of labor the nltcd
~tatce Government and the 'nted States
Fmrlovincnt Scrvire haa been organized
H. take care nf war work The Puhlie
~.rv,rc Reserve Is the recruiting branch
of tie lmplat rncu Service The trans
tcr III mon from less essential f. more
essential industries will I've gradual
IN ..-... N .....r Ill - lalrlA. m ratcL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
BLOODY FIFTH TRIAL.
Philadelphia Politicians Ruled
Through Terror, Witness
TeStffies.

West Chester ,Iuiy - \ revolving
story oj the persecution and stronG-arm
methods uractlccd bv the luth ward
police In their efforts 20 defeat james
4 Carey for Select Council, was told
here yesterday bN Michael Z DoughcrtN.
- barred dealer d new witness for the Com
monWealth IN the lrIal of lkc Deutsch.
lieutenant David Bennett and the FIVE
Philadelphia policemen
The commonu calth scored hcaWz
against the seven defendants when
DoughCrtv to-. fled that several nights
before the September primaries as'
wear. he was driven out Of the ward lN
Emmanuel ram "ne ri tic accused
men, and that nc Was dcaicd police pro
lection At CITY Hall. where be fled fer
safety He declared that hc was com
PEELED 10 ride ON trolley cars all night
and that he did not dare to return TO
his hoIc until daylight
Il don't thnk The whole German
army COULD have helped me that lEht
/ wanted police protection and when |
could not get II decided - stay out ~
the ward. sand Doughcrty
Many important points Wer" scored
during the dav hv the commonwealth.
Detectives Thomas Walsh and Joseph
Ile Strange dealt tie dcfens, staggcr-
ing blows when they told the result ni
an investigation thes made into FItth
ward conditions al the instance Of Mayor
smith Attorney Gray protested vIgor-
ously during the direct examination Of the
two detectives and did everything posi-
bic TO prevent them from rcclting the con
tents OF their reports to the mayo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
SMALLPOX IN SUSSEX.
Dr. Frnntz Reports n Number of Cases
West Of f,umboro.

Following his return FROM sussex
county Yesterday afternoon. Dr. A. r.
Franfz. soerctary If the state Board ~
Health. reported the existence of between
2b aud 20 caees of smallpox west ~ the
town of t,umboro There are ten fam
lies, ail white, affected. according % DR.
Frantz.
II ~ believed that tho discasr was
carried 10 that section by woman
visitor Or Frantz aaid That some of
the cases are mild. while others are
severe. All the homes where the disease
exists have been piarantlned, the WORK
being in charge nf Charles =. King, health
officer
The seven caacs near C'eorRctown
are doing we'll. Or FfanD reported
and there has been no further spread Of
the fiiseaae in that section.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23

and they will be transferred with the
least possible injury 10 business. Less
essen tial plants will continue, but their
Tonnage viii gradually decrease exec pt ~
their status changes by securing war
contracts The policy OF the admins
traton IL To stabilize labor
Any persons wishing Information IN
regard Ia the census should communicate
with the offices of the United states
Public Service Reserve, Old Federal
Building, Sixth and King streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
American Boxer Wins.

Word comes from Sydney. Australia,
that Harry Stone, the New York weltcr-
weight, recently defeated Harry Green III
a lO-round battle at the new HippodroIne
Sid Godfrey, the Australian feather
weight champion, stopped Fred Fltzoim-
mons, challenger IN the fourth round,
Wally Scutts, Melbourne, fcather-weight,
has challenged Godfrey for the title
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
AyIATORS LOST AND ADRiFT
THREE DAYS IN ATLANTIC
Associated Press to Every Evening

IlalfaN, \ :. July - Three lmru-
can aviator~ from the Chatham, Mass
station. picked up bN vessel ton mules
of tins port Yesterday drlItcd for three
davs and nights along the North \tlantlc
coast ~ dlreIhlc balloon. without
,lchnntc knowledge ni their course or
locatInu
The drrigrhlc left thr Chatham station
FRIDAY morning for patrol duty and
immediately ran INTO q tuE which COM
plctclv rupuIfcd the aNrators until they
were rescued and brought here hr
course over which thclr balloon travelled,
II il continued n +lrnRht lue, Was csf,
mated ~ about lno miles The mon
suffered considerably from c"ld duung
their fIgh'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
Mustn't Tear 4. 5. Posters.

Anyone caught tearing Of or other
wise destroying government posters will
be- prosecuted to the full extent Of the law,
It Is announced, by Sergeant Shour, IN
charge If the army recruiting station AT
Sn9 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
When the Alarm Sounds

Every man instinctively thinks Of his own
property first n he Is amply secured
neainst possible loss nc Is naturally less
concerned than # hc carried little or no
insurance. ff YOU want more protection
consult { +. Piorson 4 90 odd Follows
building Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
Closes Saloon AS praftees Leave.

The ealoou II John v Chapple. inS
Wcst Seventh street was among those
that closed Yesterday morning. when \
contingent of Delaware drafteea left for
{ amp Dis Ihere wefe sofne other
galoons thai cloecd N respect 70 the re
quest If the Ilqnor Dealers organization,
m -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
CHILD WELFARE STATIONS.
Fnr White Thil.lren

Tuesday Old Svedes parish
house. Vandeycr avenue and Hut
ton street
Wednesday Fandeyer avenue
and Hutton street.
Thursday New Century Club.
1904 Delaware avenue iialiaH Set
Element. no Lincoln street; Peo-
pies Settlement, Eighth and Inn
bard streets
Friday 81. Elizabeih's school.
South i,roome and Oak streets.
C.ilpin avenue and I MON street.
For Colorcd Children.
Monday Garrett Settlement.
seventh and Walnut streets
Tuesday - and Heald streets
Wednesday Garrett Settlement
seventh and Walnut streets.
Thursday Independence IRE
station, Twelfth and Clsymont
streets.
Friday Pulaski Hall Second
and JustigOn streets
Al stations subject 10 change
.f.ra.aa.rraLasana q 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
Lieut. Mnahhnrn Hern

Dr Victor - Wnvhbun. q lieutenant
At Camp Oglethorpo, Georgia, returned
to Wilmington Yesterday on furlough and
spent IN hour Inst night "a the meeting
If tho Board 81 Ptihjic Education. ~ whirh
he ig a member
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
Xisiinrs frnrn Norfolk

Mr. and Mre George he FIegh formerly
of Wilmington. now If Norfolk, Va, arc
vIatlng friends here for few days TheY
are returning from Atlantic City, y J..
,.here thet nttended nnnVcntIon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23

4 special trench may hive ~ be- dug
~ France for Gcnrgc Bcll, n Negro at
Camp Clayton, if be is retained by Uncle
Sam as soldier Bell s feet ! ! incbcs
tall and weighs 35l pounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
To 60 90 New Mexico.

On Friday evening Mrs William Smith
of Fourth and HarrIson streets, enter
tanned a few friends IN honor % Mrs
Frank Smith, who leaves Wilmington To
20 ~ Tula Rosa. New Mexico. 10 mako
hcr hntnc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
pise Children Fatally Burned IN Home

nv hssocisted Press 80 nyefy Evening
Grand Rapids Mich. July ~ Five
children. ranging IN ago from two 70 twelve
years were burned 20 death, one o4her
received probably fatal injuries and seven
were less seriousy burt 10 q fire giich
destroyed the Kent County Juvenile
Home here eurly today he prigln of
the fire hae not boon determined
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
Snrains Wrist Cranking Auto.

Gustavc II Negendank, clerk in the
Office Of james Wilson, highway com
missioner for New Castle county, is suffer
ing from a sprained wrist which was
injured while be was cranking an auto
mobile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
A SPLENDID NERVE TONIC
uorsford's Acid Phosphate

lnvigorntes the tired nerve system A
Pheasant summer beverage 4 splendid
fnnlc ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
GOING AWAY I?

Keep in close touch with home by
having Every Evening mailed to
you regularly Orders taken for
any length Of time. and to any
address. l2c a week, SOC a month
invariably payable in advance, At
the Business Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23

How two American sharpshooters,
armed only with rifles, brought down
two German airplanes and drove thirty
six others back across No Mans Land,
is one of many thrilling achievements
of Yankee heroes described by Ray
mond C. Carroll in this morning PHIL
ADELPHIA PUBLIC LEDGER. This
was the first time since the war
began that a man with a rifle mas
brought down a flying plane.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23

IN old stvl, open street ear III BOSTON
bas been equipped a4 lnuhlc-dcck
for removing l1rgc nmlrrs
n( patlcuts tu u hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23

List s0methingg Try claaHihed
advertisement in Every EyenlnR A5v.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23

Striking Examples Of the Mar
reious Sar,tqs in Om Md
Season Reduction Sale Of Shoes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES
CONSIDER 5 PROPOSALS
Meeting Being Held In Oklahoma
CITY To Decide On the
Permanent Location OF
School

NTllo the Attendance WAS not larg'
efihusiasm wab n1 lacklug at ths
second mass meeting held At the c0if
hall Monday nirha io close ,hc Meth
odist university dcli
Th. subscription lll was consider
abs augmented by several uueaa rrted
donations
The total amount subscribed a.
piosimatea about 10000 in pled -es
Chairman Lints of ihe pledges com
uiitee had arranged for Tho PRINTING
90 the subscription lsi today. but iho
ctn Tor same VA. Tot ioftheom.He
The pledges committee and & host
friends Of ihe university vent to
Oklahoma city to-day 10 attend the
meeting of tha university board 90
trustees and tho educational commit
ttc The pro.o oaais - Guthrie En.c
ard ~ Reno we're presented formally
20 me trustees today u s. believed
hrai action will te taken by the board
b. fore ten O'Clock tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
NEW SCHOOL HEAD COMES
TO ARRANGE FOR HOME
rlaughcr, OF Cordell, Newly Elect.
cd Superintendent Of CITY
Schools, In City For
Survey

Iyof u r tiaashter * t'eFAeit
newly elected sapeylags8aeus vg visy
shcola. ~As ia ssalhria spias Neulas
BIZ hrAFsns Nr y has tsmsit
esnHuaeA - wlgv and ghFna ehllAfsu
aud esll mose d uaghfie A. aaen -
a home van 10 reAlesl
= iiad aesnable hpuses arv 4 aear
rstN hs sAld
rrot flaaKheg - a pleasant asprAF
las aNn NJ waFk . ia she ssheni
reum b. said and nug In the Eu
n'lcai field 70 MANY easeelntehdeei*
make tAa mlssAsn N sfYlne ~ eam
bins ih@lr positions wllh ralliisa 7
iite Guthrie very maoh ana wili 10
ny usmuss 20 render falshfal az.
eeunlin3 of my stewardship
Mr. flaaKhsF wAa pfiafAAl ~ shs
Hobart city Aehoela vae YEAR and hAs
ssrved three Yeara aa auswflnfradeet
- ihs city schools ~ Uouivll lie
yamc 90 oklahoma IA fsp frum ken.
sucAy ana resided mAny yoaFa ln
kingushur county fhe nsw auqvsla
teadent will hAYn lho arlspslen ~ a
new 4rlHelpal ~ achonia and says hs
haa In ysaw a very capable mat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
BONDS vorup ON
ANo TO on vorro

Manrum citizens uated sloN0p
haaaa Tor auto fire truck and alhsf
equipment
Marietta rho $1,000 school bonds
approved
McAleator Property uwners wlil
likely vote aoon on $500 600 water
works and saver bond issue
Monker tlo.ouo achnol honis ap
proved
Miami nridgo and jan bonds a.
fraied
Miami cillsens voted $4,000 roat
and bridges bonda
Morris Property owners wiil vote
soon un tse 600 wn,crwofAa aai
sewer bonds
Morris citlsens voted 1000
school bonds
oilion citizens will llkely vote
soon on lleh, bond issue
( Att,.s Road bonds defeated
Afdmure citizens voted $50 ooC
sewer, $4,000 luolueratlng plant
$50 goo park Improvement and 90.
COO storage hali bonds
nlackwell innds approved fss
500 electric ught t5s 500 waiee eofks
aud sis 0oo fire station
Hrlaiow cilfona voted ili 1900
school bonds
Cleveland Property owners viii
vote soon on paving bond isiue
4 Francis $1,000 road bonds ap
proved
Kingrsher $50 900 water work
bonds approved
klnEnsher Property ,enofs viii
vote SOON oa $4,000 pAsns boni
issue
/ Lindsay Property owners VIII lbs
ly vote eoon on road hanl lssue
Luther $4,000 school bonds ap.
proved
Luther clilfens viii lhsly rn'o
room on school bond Issue
Manrum clilfens voted fio0ll
bonds for purchase ~ nro engine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
RONS' AND GIRLS CLUB
MAKE NE'Ii,N ~ PARK

Two hundred Logan county boys
and girls dispor,cd and made merry
Tuesday morning at Mineral Wells
park
They hclongec 10 the county boys
and girls clubs They were regal'd
with speeches. some short and piihy
others long and rusty. and given gool
eats and much play.
County Agent Diiienhack and Mrs
Fmmons formulated program that
the children liked
The boys were told 20 save and
conserve and the girls were told 20
sew. can and economize
The occasion was a very happy one
In the afternoon lowering clouds n
ierfered with the merrlmeni The
boys and girls lined up and marched
up town singing patriotic songs and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
GIRL WHO WAS DUP[O
GETS $4,000 VERDICT
Manicurist Lured To Room BY
Job Offer To Frame Up
Evidence In a Divorce
suit

New York. May gl--as did nc, take
4 jury more than ten minutes TO tcN
supreme Court Justice rlalKek tha1
for the melodramAtic effort "a ''ring
In" Miss Anna Dlckhoff as a breaker
af family Ties. despite her protes' 4
SIS 600 Was due 10 her from Frank q
Noble. vice president of the interior
decorating firm ~ William Baum
garten 4 60. Inc. of No 7is Sth ava
Mr. Noble did not appear Nor 81
Mrs Jesslca Noble who had vainls
sued for divorce In Bronx county
Miss Dickhoft. a manicure and hair
dresser. was asked by Noble on Feb
~. 1917. 20 come that evening 70 his
apartmen, at No s4s Madison ave.
Ito help my Wife se, ready Cor the
theatre" She complied
Dui instead OF meeting Mrs Noble
she found only the man there.
"He was clad IN baihrohe ana
said his wife would be in very soon,
she testified I began 20 set ner
vons. especially when. after waiting
few minutes. ! saw him go 70
window. raise the shade and beekon
to somebody in the street
Il though, perhaps he was sum
moning his wife Instead. 70 my
amazement. there came into III"
apartment several men who am
nonnced they were detectives Just
as they we're coming An Mr. Noble
seized mo roughly and discarded his
hathrobe
"We've Cau9ht You"
zone Of the raiders shouted Well
we've got the goods on you two At
last, He said they we're lookinF for
evidence in divorce suit 90 b.
brought by Mrs Noble
Soon thereafter Mrs Noble sued
for divorce Miss Diekhon was
named. but she explained the incl
dent TO the court and her name was
ordered stricken from the complaint
Then Mrs Noble abandoned the ac-
tion
Miss Dickhon had Noble arrested
In special sessions he was convicted
OF assault and fined $3.50
The plaintiff told the jury that the
experience had ruined her health and
wrecked her business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

with the American Armies in
Picardy. May q The latest Cermaa
scheme 10 make more effective thc
uso OF gas shells Is to .mprepG =
them with various smells. such AZ ghc
perfume Of apples banana oranges
and pineapple Ia the hope u lurlng
our men to spots where deadly gasos
have been spread American gas cA
perts quickly detected the trick
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

CONTINUED snoN rAGr osrl
alive on tho Western front
ALLIES Read Tor Drive

A. ready a. is tho enemy Tor the
battle stand fhe allied armies. 40 IA
aa men and run power are concerned.
and confident that no advantage Will
he ralued over them except aa has
been usual by the paymon, Of ga
aefsi price lu men fed "a the guns
iafre numbers of Americans daily
are bsInr brought 10 the front. read,
fof Immediate service or are reinfore
ine me unlls under intensive training
Immediately behind the battle lines
Meanwhile. Tho big guns continue 10
roar iu mighty duets on various ser
iafs aui here and there small hands
of Infantry constantly aro leaving
their trenches in raids or small at
facss with lho object of cap,urlnk
pieces of terrain which may be u
trafeglr value when The big firh,
begins
Tho latest of these small affairs
khere bii n ground was recapiufed
Has heen .ucrossfuly carried out by
'ho British ~ mo capture ~ the vi E
afo ~ Nnlo Sur Ance on the Amiens
tri0r Noi only was the position
aten bni with It go prisoners AMI
'wonfY machine guns fell into 'he
sand. ~ rleid Marshal iIaiv'a troops
whose own casualties we're slight
in mldlng operations northwest n
t'hsff ana near Hamcl ihe British
iso aerc enabled 20 take additional
fisoner1 and machine runs
vents In Russia.
That ihs Germans have the capture
2 psfroFfad IN prospect seems evi-
saf from their latest operations IN
ae Cnif ~ FINLAND Here they have
tisn ihe island ~ niorko. whieh lies
siy ihifiy miles northwest q ,hs
'assiaa capital
Dispatches from nussis show that
gain there ia considerable activity N
rars -rsucasia and IN Persia A.
.alu. On fhe western shore % IN
sspian Sea in trans -caaoasia. ths
fssssin.ans and Boisheviki have
'urh' . battle In which. according 70
io.cow newspapers 1900 pernons
ere Killed ana oo0 wounded. While
j Persia the TURKS have occnpief
eferai io4ns south % Lake rFfois.
Re operations IN Persia may indicate
hai q is fhe purpose of the Of'omaa
.fcer 70 harass ne Briiish lire q
communicative along fhs Tigris river /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

Lovers II We'll swseloHed roi'er
mo suffered eaf'allmcnt q their
faal Quota during the recent 3Rar
shortage, are casting about fps sa'e
,titutes against the coming 81 an
other sweetless period A more cN
tensiAe nae Of ns.ple sugar s us
ressed This suggestion emanAtes
NJ aoutt from sources uuacqoAinied
wth sl.e limited output Of mnple
suvar. tho amount Of labor ronn'ets
with sts manufacture anl tht fv
ka tant high cost Cheap maple
scar or syrup means adultoraiion
From four 20 six gallons Of sap
required TO make one pound of
sugar Three gallons Of sap IS the
average daily yield per tree. or one
round of sugar IN two days. The
a.. age sugar yield Of a maple Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

lars DuriNW the past two months
maple woods along the Canadian
pa,Hf hallway in Ontario. 9auhav.
New lipunsWitk and Nova Scotia
have been hilsa with sap gathefera.
ssaosss IL the Chateau Fronieuac IL
Qnchet count & a jolly good treat 10
44elt ORC ~ the many maple farms
sn that section A thrilling sleigh.
side tn Chateau Richer said 30 he
.tc tssg maple farm thercahouts
iands onr into tho heart ~ rufal
y Ef where work "a stu done
a nfmHlfc faeAlan Here one may
v.iea tie syrup boiling 10 hgre
tflst over an outdoor llfc. snifg the
taUlaiging aroma. have sips of the
dellioas brew munich surarRlaaa
made nY spreading SYRUP nu pans
III snaw nf dipping snovhalls into
ihe sbiups and. fer souvenir. ~avry
away cakes Of the real stuff q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

Oil leases and township piais Tor
OIL men. on sais ~ f.safer office
Aiso assiwnmenfs arf1ayns - pos
session ard affliayit of cash bonus
paid An OF tho latest forms. sns
conform ~ oli leasing laws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
SPAIN PROTESTS

Madrid. tyia London. May 2i-The
Spanish government has filed an
energetic protest at Berlin against the
torpedoing OF iAe spanish steamship
Puia -Dol-sol on May IS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

Philadelphia. May n Primary eieo
tons were held 10 pennsyivania TO
day for the nomination Of complete
state tickets and candidates for con
gresslonsl aud legislative seats.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

Santiago. Chile. Nay 2i--ts sersns
capital % the provino. ~ coavinbo
vas shaken severely today by earth
ouskes. a large number of building,
sre reported to have been destroyed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

Lawrence oNeIli. mayor % Dublin
= coming 10 TIE United States 70 trT
% prove the Man Power Act q Great
Bri ain Is no; suited % ireland ard
hat n is unjusf- He wants not only
the ssvy,orf - Irishrnsn here bat Of
The American epopie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
AUSTRALIA srnDs WHEAT

Melbourne. May zl--fn reap0use 10
request from the United states tn
commonwealth has decided 70 charter
.nerican vessels 10 carry wheat 20
be United States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
NOTED FLleR IS DEAD

London. May "a Second Lleuien
ant Mortimer Crane of tho nuiisl
Flying corps. has been Killed while
lying In Great Britain and was buried
Monday He was a son of + Crane
of Philadelphia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

= = ~ r~ufs Tsy r. Law
~ osa1A .AaAA,-sas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

giving happy rah-rahs
They were given treat At the Gem
theatre.