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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08
Probate Court.

Probate Court.
Ida Rehm and Odelia Rehm. as rX"ru-
tors Of the estate of Henry Echm. ST.
deceased. vs.. Emma Giles ct III. rcti-
ton TO sell real estate. Bond in sum
on $1,000 ordered. ApHraiScm"nt nm
Hrmed. Bond approved and public sale
ordered.
In the matter of III" estate Of Hem
rictia Adams. deceased. John w
Adams appointed administrator. EnTd
iilcd aud approved in the sum Of $500
with +. X. Delaney ana Moses Dcvadlt
aS Sur"tics.
In the matter Of tho estate Of Matte
r. Wiley. Gecca& ed. Account settled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08

Motion of defendant on I'll othcr
grounds assigned ovcrrulcd. uetendahI
given leave To plead within % days.
Steve latnpisik vs.. (. l. and w. NY
CO. Money. Dismissed without prc)uoico
at costs Of plaintiff.
ANDY Pavlich w. county coomullS-
sinners. Money. Motion TO require oe-
fondan, to separately stat" ana hunnet
rs G.lcuscs IN answer sustained. MO
.,ou Of plaintiff overrulcd as 10 I'LL other
grounds assigned. Defendant given
I.uyc 20 file amended answer 10 days.
= John Dr,mmond VS.. Andrew NJ Drum
mond ct al Partition. Demurrer 10
nctltior ovorruled. Defendant given
leave 70 answer within 10 days.
Julia RuckcrshuuScn Us. Augusta v:
Ncndcl ct al. Partition. Report OF
commissioners and return Of sheriff ap-
dercd sold for cash.
Rehccca Ahdow. Administrative. VS.
Patrick +. t;ilhooly. Money. Motion OF
defendant to petition ovcrrulcd DC
PENDANT given leave to plead within -
days.
Iibhie Kidd va. Ralph II. Roscoe ct
81, Money. Motion Of defendants to
require plaintiff 10 make petition den
mite and certain ovcrrulcd. Defendant
given leave to plead within 10 days
Mary Jane Davis rs. Edgar Berry CT
ul. ADMINISTRATORS. Money. Motion OF
defendant TO second caus" OF action IN
r.tl,i"u uvcrrulcd. Defendant given
leave to plead within 10 days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08
Realty Deed Filed.

Realty Deed E1led.
Agnes NJ. White and Vim. T. White 10
NJ. NJ. Obrenovich. Land In Etchland
township. Consideration $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08
> Suit Filed.

Teresa rcsach vs.. James Chianeili anc
the Peoples Savings and Loan company
Of Flushing o. Action Tor partition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03
BETTER THAN CAlOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered Dc
Edwards Olive Tablets are
a Harmless Substitute.

Dr.. EdwmdS Olive Tsbl~fs- the sutssi.
tufe for eaIonel = are . mild but sue
laxative. and theis effect on the liver "
almost instsntaneoul They are the resuil
Of d.. EdwsrdS determination not 20 tscai
Iiycr and bowed complaints with cslonel
His efiorts 70 Aaniah 4 brought out fhcse
little oalve-cologed taboets.
These pleasant llttie sshlets do the good
ehat calomeI doea bul have no bad after
e6ecta They don't Injurs the teeth hhe
strong liquids o. { domel. They take hold
Of the troubls md quickly correct Il Why
cure the liver q the expensc Of the teeth
CaIomel sometimes plsys havoc with the
guma 6odoseropg |Iqulds. II b best nol
10 take ealomd, oue . 1t d. Edwasds'
Olive Tsblefs taks ~ place.
Most headachor s0uIlneodP ond chs'
lazy feeling ooms bon cnstipatioa and
. dispFdered lives. >Tske d.. Edvsrds'
Olive Tshiets when you leei 'loegr ss6
heavy" Note hov they ''desy" clcs,ded
brain and how they speTk Up" the spirits \
ioe snd 25e box Al Druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03
NURSES AID WILL SEE
RED CROSS LETTER - G BON,
SERVICE soon

The Red Gross is enrolling youns
women who have had the course IN
Elementary Hygiene and home Care
OF the Sick 10 assist the graduate
nurses WHO are already established
In France. In reconstruction work and
infant welfare
Those who are recommended by
teeir Instructor will be Immediately
assigned 10 meet foreign service. lse-
cause nj the very urgent need at the
present those who are particularly
qualified and can be recommended are
being assigned 10 immediate foreign
service before they have had the hos
pital training. Large numbers OF
these workers are required as time
goes on. The Southwestern Division
iaust furnish fifty nurses every month.
II can be readily seen bow necessary
Il Is that the Elementary Hygiene and
HoLae Care Of the Sick courses be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wssh the poisoas and texsns sesr-
system bssors putting more
sfso1 into stomach.
ssys insids-bsthing nakes any
enc Took and feel clean.
s~set and refreshed

asa yourself on the inside Before
hfeaEfaet Ike yoa do on the outside
Tms is vastly more important because
tue SKIN pores co not absorb impuri-
to 1nto the blood. Causing illnass.
-hl0 ne bowel pores do.
For efery ounce OF food and drink
tske1 into the stomach. nearly an
ounce Of waste material must be
carried ont Of the body. IL this waste
saat<ri1 Is not eliminated day by day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

vision will be made lcr receiving
university creziit ii deaired rhs claas
"a open 10 the public. FOR Information
f,Earilng enrolment aud tuition raseS
phone Mrs. GoodpaHgure. 49,,
The firat meeting of the class viii
be held next Monaay evening u, aai
raa, Noble at eight O'Clock
Frank pieratt 4 wisb. respect
fully 70 submit the following query 10
the French teacher OF the hiEh achool
II It In true thai the French cali Ham
ON. do they likewise call haialet
an vnlet"l
Frank Kelly Ny advice TO the
Turk Is that h. lee out r.asonant
sgaawk and come or the perch
And IN the meantime, n hat lsis be-
come " the Dull Moose parllf
Lay In your wlnter fuel nos Don't
expect to be- kept warm alone by the
hot war news The war may be- over
ly winter
ono reason Why We were never
much OF copversa''euailst 4 because
every time VIZ try to lalk TO tbs other
perty seems TO take the initiative
away from us
About the onlS bfnrginN some ot Us
sill be able TO do after the war IS 20
tell of the utter mlseYles W endured
whilo saving money 20 pay FOR our
Liberty bonds.
o. ". Bruce. brand Secretary of
the Odd Fellows aud wife teturnsd
frofn Oklahoma City yesterday where
the Annual Session u the Grand
Lodge and Rebtkah Assembly were
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

Tho school children do not hold of
flee In the School Auxiliary
You or sour principal VIII "a, X
Chairman and Treasurer
The achoois keep their money. k,
eso for Red trcss WORK. nnlesa ne,
vote @ turn II oYar TO the nranoa
You are 10 make q report % youl
Red Cross work. aud financial re.
port az time 10 be stated later. Il
your Branch Chairman OF Junior Mem,
bsrship and TO Miss Doolittlc
When you want information consult
your Branch Chairman. She wilt b,
supplied with all literature. II sh,
cannot tell you or YOU canuo, lind her
then write US
You are within the Jurisdiction o.
the Branch The Junior Mem.
BE- rship Chairman OF that Branch 4.
knowing that the Chapter will re.
ceiye your hearty co-opcmiion. and
thanking you again for your past 81
forts, ! am. Very truly yours.
MRS " II. IIEER. Estn Secy
Approved by Miss Margaret boo.
little. Chapter Junior Member shil
Chairman.
7. S.-Slnce writing the above the
Chapter has received tho following
Instructions.
I. The Certificates which were is-
sued last year will be- used indefi
nitely. Those school which did not
receive certificates last year will re-
ceise them this year as soon az their
organization II completed
:. All schools ON completion of their
organization viii receive renewal card
which may be- framed and hung below
the certificate. Buttons will be- fur
pishcd but We cannot get a supply Tor
the county until December e0th.
z. Bannefs will be- furnished 90
rolled schools desiring ilsem a, seven-
iJ-fse cents apiece. These may De
bought with junior money
Z Enrolment should be completed
by January I 1919.
5 Send tens Of interest that your
Juniors are doing 20 the newspaper
Guthrie Daily Leader, or Oklahoma
State Register. Guthrie. Oklahoma. OF
ne~@aper in town close 10 you). Clip
lings viii be made from thcso items
ard sent TO headquArters.
9. Colle7 articles OF clothing. given
on enclosed sheet. FOR Refugees IN
Belgium. Send them to the Red Gross
IL your nearest town. or direct 10
City Hall, Guthrie, Oklahoma. Cham
Der Of Commerce rooms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

held They report very 8n gasszrl
Meeting Both orwAnlfaticg = N acct
ir Oklahoma CITY nest fv.1 Il
Iiayca Assistant Grand Secretary ~
The Odd f.liows and wge hasaeors
~ Mount Vernon. iiIlnala ~ be psn.
egtt At tho funeral Of Airs fEyss
mother who died very 'nlaesls lssf
Tuesday morning
H. T.. Hess ~ NutAll 7 flalfhg
of iIilladale. 1. foani af nae, !. )
Griffith 81 Cleo asd y Y AIsfnA NJ
saltwater ~er .sNae 81 oda Fsi-
low headquarsera t~la1
because he refast "a lfi esr 30
to chlrch. Carrie r.rfi - nt-r I'd
nond hAi brought sust ne dtvcs
fiom Thomas Farrie
W s Clay. santa re conductor. 10
reported very III al hla hnmS xss
Vast whrnst. THE city.
Congressman Ics ZION on win -
IN Guthrie satr n VIVA scAsA q
Federal rart p efsrles
----"ieaa Ne fssy sisAss---
Put Your nsllsre .n'o khAbit
Buy Liberty Bond
---~-''isas a. rhss fisss''---- "a
NATURAL.
Mr wayup--l have isst recesys1 .
letter from our old butier who veas
20 the front a. an aviator. 1s uoys
ia one day be dropped = ton % Smna-
milton behind tho German ifnss.
lrs wavip~i'm 10, surprised. lls
never could carry anything wfshsss
spiIsrg 4
-'rssa AZ They vsssts-~-
Back the Fighting Men wath
The Fighting tosn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

4 srsts, wedding took place II sh'
hume Of Mr. and Mrw. \. A N.srtte
seS eaa Warner. a. ussoa On Nesnes
Ngy ahen Miss EEIle Mgyesie scoAn'
ID" bride 81 AIR J. Porter Iludgens o
Vale. IN. ceremony was psrforme,
by the Reverend Triap 81 shawnee ID
IN pr.s,ne. OF the anssl.es and 4
fsw friends ~ The ori1e anl groom
The bride wore beautiful dress 81
white georgesle crepe with corsar,
q pink rose buds. Shc 4. the only
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Mcyetts
and Vae born and educated 10 Guthrie,
she completed her high school work ln
lsiS and was employed as hookkeep*r
- two large business houses until
lGss year when she acceated a posi-
ton 81 Yale With the saie Machine
and Tool conEany Mrs Hudgius wns
2 member OF several social elabs and
has a large number of friends who
regres her departure Mr.. Hndgins is
Z Trvprietor " the Goodwill Service
Station al Yale where they viii make
their home until he receive bis canI
Ter service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.

The many frienAs OF Miss Efre
asyeiie eill be- pleased 70 learn Of
Ter marriage TO Mr. ] Porter Hudgen.
II Yale okla Wednesday. Oct. 2. at
he home OF her parePts al 1868 War
ler Ave
Owing 10 the unsettled condition.
v TIE times. Il was Just a home wed :
ling with only the relatives preseul
Miss Meyeiie has lived ia Guthrie all
her life and has many friends to wish
1er happiness IN their future bome
8, Yale. Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03
DAILY Houc NJ

There Il this benefit in hrsg thar
the SPEAKER is unconscioGsly expraeS-
irx bis own IDEAL Honor him hy all
us@ans: draw IL all out, and hold Ain
~ it-Emerson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

Prof. w. a. Gooiell of sbc Metho-
dist University viii give a course of
fifteen university lectures on Psychol-
ogy. on Monday evenings beginning
October 7ih. The course may be takrn
With or without textbook study. Pro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

On Friday afternoon October fourth
II i:3e there viii ~ war fund car
aivaI al the home Of Mrs. Euster sss
y. Oklahoma Ave. given By Miss
Christian and her Sunday school class
Come aud Help win she war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

Offered TO every young woman or the
community
/. Those who speak French AFRO more
particularly needed A hrge numher
n volunteers afv desired The Rcd
crovs win pay travelling expenses and
maintenance and very small sals
ely 20 those aho arr well recommend.
cd Many volunteers have found 'hs Il
wnfk 80 interesting aud worth whIlr
that they hav. lengihened their sol-
untecring of six mouth services to an
Indefinite period These lnsiructiois
are moi only 10 prepare women fsa
European service. but To prv,ssrr
wumen 10 meet the serious conditions
thai nre bound to arise IN lhc corn-
munity
The Classes OF Hygiene aud Home
care Of the Sick viii be- opcnec
Thursday evening At the Methodist,
Annex BY l. Il RiIahanpt graduate
nurae her Information cali Mrs
liouScwarah. phone ess or Nrs
I II Rlxhaupl. Phone ses
~-''isea As rhss tishi'--~--
Enlist AZ our soldiers Do. puy
Bonds and Keep Them
~~-rtsna As rh.s stxh,v----s
Sincere Gratitude.
Mrs William Bell, l.oganHport. Init.
writes deem it my duty 10 expire ess
nay gratltndr for IN. rrsa Chamber
lain's Golie narrn pea Remedy did ms
when | had a severe atAaek 81 diarr-
hoea ihree years ago ii Was the onls |
medicine that relieved me"
~--~''i.end n They ttsht"---~~
Send the Ammunition over. puy |
Liberty Bonds.
---~~ss saa 4. rhs, sish,~-~--
puallc SALT.
"Wednesday at moon a. 50 4. NJ
Household goods os all description al
the residence of II. late Col r.
Jones', Sl6 North Wine street Geo w
Cssfney, Auetionccr
-----"r~us A. The, ssshr'--~
FOR SALE
No more Beer TO drink Feed Il 70 II
your stock Ia iht shape of Harley II
Make your own meat We viii ecu
ia ton lots ni our mill Barley ground
or anground at s2so per 100 " /, II
Cosle
---~'I.eDd A. Iess itshts-----
Buy Liberty Bonds and Keep
Them.
---eIend A. 1hel iishi"--.-~
Pears al The spurlock fruit farm.
lend A The, iiKh,s--~
Members OF churches who are going
% conduct the religious conans are re.
uheated TO meet az > o'clock Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

Tsessas.
60 CiaA Mrs tirleu Smish
Baptist Circle Special an Ia
zeesins a, church.
DAD Club-Mr and Mrs G { Ches
nut.
Wednesday.
hlnono Club--Mfs lss 4nan GRAY
Anleltl4 unit--Red Cross rooms.
Ladies Aid Of Methodist Charsh 2
Mrs Mar Hart
Missionary So,aesy u Christian
Church Mrs T n Peacock
Joint Meeting og Missionary AuN-
ilia-y-M II church.
-rr-~ 'sv
ArO Aii Red Gross rooms
~ lsrS Division No Mrs A \
Busie-
Altru tau Cluh-Csrneris library
coo Tub and d n Club. Mrs
pesru Srnth
0penoky clue--All -dsy party Mrs
Walter Aelioge.
Friday.
War others Carnegie library
rresby. erian Ladies' Circle Soc.al
s'afhe Dr [. A Hahn residence.
Essi c. hrie " c. T L.. Mrs Ray.
sis Fast rleyeiaau
Srturas..
o o. =. Club Mr., aud Mrs 4. d
BsoAsor
Phi Deira Gamma Club Niiss Alma
w'ssklns
Norten's lear Meeuru =, Crese.n.
A committee OF Guthrie Llberry
Loan workers. Mrs Thomas G. Cham
eers Of Oklahoma CITY chairman Of
'ae Third district and Judge Tisinver
a Justine OF the supreme court mot
ored to Crescent on Wednesday Il
ssstst with tn. Crescent township
campaign AT one o'clock The con.
nittec was entertained at luncheon a.
tee home OF Mrs. George Marlin ant
Mrs. Steele with Mrs Pierce Mrs
Adams and Mrs. Powell OF Crescent
also Here present In the Afternoon
q program was given oil the Christian
church which was attrac;ively decor
aied with flags. The meeting was In
charge OF Mrs. o. L. Brewster, char
1aan of Crescent town bip and tn.
program opened with a vocal solo b,
'. L. d. Bronson, with her sis ger
-liss Bealah Cavolt AZ the plano:
MIS- Chambers made a short talk ano
explained q few Of the reasons foI
Buying bonds after which Mrs. WIN
Patterson, four minute speaker. spos'
o- the business side Of the question
] 3dge 7lsinger who is an excelleu
talker nade thirty Minute speeci /
q hich was much enjoyed followed By !
q second solo by Mrs Bronson and u !.
closing number was America sung by !
the Sadience.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03
2 r = r + + + + r +
! f!The Army Of Mercy p, =
? = 4. = = = = = I. = 1. = = = - - - -
here to do Red cross Work

Where TO do Red cross Work
Red Cross headquarters Al Federal
taildlng.
Surgical dressing room at Masonle
temple.
Cotlersl malt ., cotteral 1chooa
Work rooms .. West Side W G = 4
headquarters
Methodist unit al Methodist church
The Catholic Ladies Red Cross Unit
viii meet each Monday and Wodnes-
day afternoon At McNulty ball
taondsy
W. r. G. unit. Altar Society. Ladies
u Trinity church.
tuesday
u c T anti. Baptist Circle. @ A r
Ait. South Division uDst
Wednesday.
Telephone operators. Welfare anti
orcker- Bur'on unit, Dread unit, First
>lstional bank init, Methodist unit
A'tar Society. Lady Liss. Willing
To the Teachers ~ Logan Golnty
TIE following letter is for you 90
READ. DIGEST and USE NOW
The Second Annual campaign for
Jrnlor Membership begins as soon as
your school osens
L.i~t year YOU did splendid work for
lie Red Cross and other war actiyi-
lies.
Logan County schools were orv
hundred per cent organized IA Junior
Membership
Enough money was raised as a
whole TO make every school in the
county school Auxiliary
You did this through You efforts anc
through the splendid co operation OF
your Superintendent, Miss Dooit. .
The Logan County Chapter appfeei
afes what you have done and what you
VIII continue 10 do IN behalf OF the
american Red Cross. and humanity
TO make the work easier for MifsI
Doolittle this year. and for you. a Jun
or Membership Chairman has bees
81 pointed In each oi the thirteen
branches Of ihr Chapter iu the county.
She viii cooperate with you IN organ
zing, and in the work your school
csa do for the Red Cross
~ present. do nothing but organ
re- Instructions for Junior work
have not yet been received by ihe
Chapter from headquarters. As soon
as the Chapter receives these ins,ruc-
lions. they viii be sent 10 the BraDeh
Junior Chairman within whose Jurls-
nction YOU are. and she slil eisu hem
r you.
You are doubtless familiar with .sse
Ian of organization an amour, -
sir treasury equal 20 fwenty-fIy
,enis for each pupil
Raise this money by pie supps 5,
t'ertainmenis and SO ou
so not raise II BY having each cn.ia
'.dng twenty five cents. unless s,L
ise great care TO allow no distinction
De made between the one who does
bring bis money and the on who ds..
not
Remember The, child who doss aoi
bring twenty-five cents is last as
much a member of your school stx-
iliary. wien The required amour: OK
money Is in the treasury a. the ole
zho does
This explains how the coan.,
sebooIs could be one hlndred pet eeni
organized last rear and hos each
scbooi child In the county was a mem
1er Of the school AuxiIisries wien
many children and even whole schools
contributed no money at all.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03
yx MANN C. -SHvx
: OF LOCAL MOMENT =
ssgx xssRM aHKn Kn


n the truth could be discovered
probably II would be found that one
reason Why woman lyes longer than
man "a because she doesn't pay any
attention to statistics
There b q bunch os patriotic Gulh.
re women ai the Fourth Liberty ioat
bank who deserve medals for bravery
and work wen done They face the
music Of The kiekcra each day but
they always win
Aud II you really believe beauty ~
more than al1n deep look At q skinned
mule
Gould Il be possible that the hand
kerchief trus, Is behind this spantih
Flu thingg
The Carbo OH Company is now man
nfaciuriBg gasolcnc al Guthrie. Okla
bcma Can YOU realize il. Every
loyal citizen Of Guthrie. should appre-
c'ato this enterprise. and can show
their appreciation by demanding
Carlo Gasoline nov Tor sale by r. H.
Houghton's east and west side filling
stations. other stations have expressed
their intention to handle Cafbo Caso-
iene exclusively and the public win
b. Informed where Carlo casolcne
can be secured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

Ar and Mrs = 4. Pssmal are IL
Reciod to return today from Lenox,
Iowa, where they were called by the
death Of Mrs paymals father. Mr.
G. c. PaTschal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03
War Mothers 10 Meet.

1othesN wives. slsirrs AMI daught
egs OF soldiers and sailors are invited
20 meet with the War Mothers ,ial
the Carnegie library on Friday 81
ternoou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03
] APPRtcnTWE WOMEN !,

How often Is tbe question askezi
Are the testimonial letters publlshea
in the advertisements OF Lydia r.
Plnkham's Vegetable COMPOUND gen
aine and true7" In answer to tina,
question We want 20 answer most en-
2hatically yes: and II Is gladness for
health restored by the use OF Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
after weeks. months and sometimes
Years Of suffering that has prompted
.hese women 10 write such letters IN
7r0er that other women who suffer as
hey once did may profit BY their e1-
Derience.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

strictly choice. graded Klefer gear,
aow ready FOR maraet Only 50 bush
tls 10 SCH Going fast Deliveries an,
sAere ~ city Phone naSl CITY
Rural Fk-55 Ras nrchari
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newman who
have been residing in Enid for several
wears have returned 10 make their
a9mc In Guthrie ard are living al
i2is west Warner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03
BOYS IN CAMP FEELING FINE.

Mr. and Mrs II Campbell returned
yesterday from visit with Ia cir son
Harry, who Is in the training detach
men. al Fayetteville. Ark. All the
Guthrie boys are looking fine and
making good Their Captain said this
was the eighth bunch OF boys ne had
srained and the Oklahoma boys we're
'ar the best
Tue Fayetteville girls says these
boys are far ahead OF the Arkansas
boys. too
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

Mrs Roy Logan has returned from
visit 20 Michigan and Illinois
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

The ihi Delta Mamma club vii
aset with Miss Alma Watkins on SAT.
irdsy afternoon instead Of Mrs II
2 George
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

Bonds Buy Bsyonets.
II rr.f a. ~ rta..ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

Tseseas.
CO. Club Mrs tsnleu Smtn
Baptist Circle Special all day
ceeslnS al church.
DAD Club-Mr and Mrs { Ches !
nut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-03

No more Beer 10 drink Feed II 70
your stock In tht shape of harley
Make your own meat We viii acl
Ia ton lots "a our mill Barley ground
or unground at 500 per 100 " i,
C0yle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-24
RED CROSS WAITING FOR elise.
TRIMbLE and FERRY Y-LEARY co,

The Red Cross executive commit
tee has not yet posted its hist OF
wealthy slackers who have failed tc
do their share in the war fund drive
but the following report was mad,
today:
'The executive committee feels
confident that Seattle will do her
duty I'm this drive as she has I'm
all others and so far as the re-
turns are In they are satisfac-
tory. but we are waiting for the
deferred reports from the Ferry.
Leary Land company. J. W.
elise. William Pitt Trimble aud
many other large property own
ers ON whom we must depend to
complete the showing.
I'VE expect To be able on sun
day morning 10 announce that
we are safely over the top. The
Industrial committee Is making
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The size Of a Red
Cross gift is the
measure Of sacri-
flee made.
FOOD CONCERN,
PR0F|TEER, SHY
ON RED CROSS

There is a firm in Seattle whose
business has increased two. or three.
or four hundred per cent by the war
1t Is selling food-and making hun.
dreds OF thousands OF dollars n year.
IL is reported this firm gave only
5000 TO the Red Cross-and this
amount is TO cover also the individ.
ual contributions OF the two mem.
bers OF the company.
Who are these slackcrs? Unless
they come thru cleaner than they
have indicated. the Red Cross win
publicly post their names. together
with other money slackers. when the
drive Is over.