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The Washington herald., 1918-08-27
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED..

DkLD.
ALLEN-On Saturday, August a. 1913.
at 11:5 .. m. at his residence. 14Zl
Harvard street northwest, ROB-
ERT ALLEN. beloved husband OF
Funeral from his late residence to-
day at $50 a. m. Relatives and
friends invited.
BowIE-On Saturday. August "a.
1918, at her residence in Baltimore,
Md. VICTORIA ALLEN BOWIE,
daughter of the late Allen F. and
fnterment private.
cRAIG-Or Sunday, August Is, 1918.
at the Cordoya apartment, ISA-
BELLA s., widow OF Brevet Lieut..
Col. John N. Craig. United States
Ermy.
Funeral private.
DE KN1GHryon Sunday. August 25,
1913. at her -esidence. $50 B street
southwest, ROSELIA H., widow of
MAI. William F. De Knight.
Funeral private.
FISHER-Suddenly, on Sunday. Au-
CUTS o.. 1918, MARGARET L.
FISHER. widow Of George NJ.
Funeral services today.
LIPPHARD-on Sunday. August %,
1915. CHARLES A. LIPPHARD.
ocioNci uuSpauu VI DdWnd Llpp-
hard (nee Berry,. aged a years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. =
McAvoY-on Sunday. August Is. 1918,
at p. m. at her residence, 906 c
street northeast. MONICA, beloved
daughter Of Mrs. Nellie McAvoy.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MEREDITH-On Saturday, August
"a 1918. at $40 p. M. at Sibley Hos
pital, FLETCHER MEREDITH.
aged "a years.
Funeral from wrights Undertaking
parlors. 1887 Tenth street north
west. today at 2 p. m. Please omit
RoYCE-on Sunday, August Is, 1918,
dence, 52s Eighteenth street,
lanes 3. ROYCE. in the I'D year
Funeral from Lees chapel, 1872
Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
today at $3.50 p. m.
wALKER-on Sunday. August Is.
lyls. at 4:15 a. m. at her residence,
1901 Wyoming avenue northwest,
ANNIE N. WALKER, widow OF
DR.. Allen Walker. aged 6S years.
Funeral from her late residence to-
day At y. m. Friends and rela-
: tives invited to attend. iInterment
in Rock Creek Cemetery
wATERs-on Saturday, August a.
1913. MORRIS W. WATERS, be-
loved husband of Catherine Al.
waters tnee Spalding1.
Funeral from his late residence, $40
N street northwest, today at 3 o.
m. Relatives and friends invited.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

Fletcher Meridith. q years sibley Hospital.
Ella Y. Councillor. &c, Gar6eid Hospital.
Thomas vessey, q. Emergency Hospitsl.
Gutavus A. whitcomb. y. 1917 md sts nv.
a aossisa n Dsknisht; g Ns 3 st. sw.
James B. Royce. Sz. 50 18th 4. NV.
Isabella 9. Craig. 70. coriovs AptA.
coL0RED. -
VIM. 7. Harris. p ysAn. s. Defrses q. nv.
Emma Pratt. 6. Sis 9Th T. NV.
Jennie Neal. .. isl3 Marion st NV.
There's Murphy q. Freedmen's Hospitai !,
Beatrice Jackson. II. Freedmen's Hospital
ffank Nurrsy. l, so5l sherman sra
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

Lloyd w. and Eva L. Maxwell. girl.
Howard F. and Grace NJ. Rappold. boy.
Frederick and Olga E. Biankenship. boy.
Richard T. and Helen T. Thrift. girl.
Harry z. and Caroline Keller. girl.
George r. and Mary z Herdes girl.
Waiter B. and Edith Furst. bog.
Ernest L. and Eunice r. Mcdowell, girl
John c. and Eueenie schickling. bog.
Oliver W. and Edith L. Heatwole. boy.
Charles NJ. and Genevieve ". Marsh, girl
jefferson B. and Susie Goldman. boy.
Harold G. and ldella Wood. boy.
George z. and Lillian NJ Kieslins. boy,
C0LORED.
Christopher and Rebecca williams, girl.
Elmer and Cassie Carter. girl.
VIM. and Elizabeth Epps. girl.
Seldom and Dora Weaver, boy
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MOTION PICTURE OPPORTUNITY
500 Investment required to secure subsi
interest In motion picture producing pr,.,
ton. Party arranging to produce big si,ectacul4r
special feature Of q military nature in Washing.
ton. real chance TO make 100 Yer cent proat
within ninety days Investor secured. Right
party may serve A. treasurer. References fur
nished. Particular orIy. by personal appoint
ment n you are ready to act and mean bust.
ness address BOX 10. Herald Office. suB-N
OIL MAI nF TEXAS FREE-wRITE ~
me for al information you want n
you own an, "il stock In any company, and
want to- sell Il. write 10 me. II you want TO
buy o'l stock Tor . certain pront. write to me.
viii send you the American on Gusher for
M mouths free. A. d. POWERS, lOio Rusk
ave-. Houston. Texas au2l-It
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Aus. s.-Liseiy trading dere
oped in several parts Of the industrial II,
on the curb today. United Motou and Actin
Explosives Developed strength. Burns BrUthei
was strong.
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wANrED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED : EiGHTRooM HOUSE IN
northwest section: not over 5000; tcrms must
oe reasonabls and possession given By August
u. iNs Address BOX 90, Herald office. suStf
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Evidence ef Bsyf,s.
Washinston Stock Exess.ss.
saLEs

Commercial National B.1f. n n IN. 70 a
III. 70 st ia
LAnstou, 4 st q.
I<nsto6 Scrip. 3 Al ~
After cali:
Washington Gas a. ~ st o. 100 al -
Washingtoa Gas. a ~
Washington Raflvsy q. sses st O.
CAPITAL Traction ~ 80 at go
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AUCTION SALES.
FRANK NJ. DEPRo. Auetioneer,

FRANK u. DEPR0, Auctioneer,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 81. 1913. AT 10
O'Clock a. N. IN front Of Walter 3. wiIli.ms
Cos Storage Warehouse NV, corner loth
and Pa ava NV. washinstons D. G.. there
sln oe sold at Public Auction. 10 inforce liens
Tor storage charges. ETC.. due and unpaid all
eoods. furniture. household and personal e.
iecu on storage In names Of Sarah ]. Bell
Mr. Rachel Jones. and Nm. N. J, Campbell
Walter B. Williams & Co. FRANK N. DE
fhO. snccessor. auIs.0.a
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HALT! /!

Boys. help Uncle Sam.
Earn mercy to buy W. S. S.
and Tint Stamps by de-
liverins The Herald. $40 a
month and 81 a month bonus.
Apply Mr.. S. TRAVIS. S19
Sd st. NV. If
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american IsIsphsas q Islssr,pA O..

A dividend Of Two DoIlars per share vin b
paid on Tuezday. October lk lstS 10 eock-
Friday. September - lpIs
c. D. NurxE. rss.zuu.
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LOST.

LOsT-CARD CASE AT BLUEMONT OR
on railroad there; reward. Cleve. s2s auz-lt
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-cLERK: GOOD WORKING CON.
ditfons. permanent position. Apply CHEs-
APEAKE q PoroMAc TELEPHONE COM
PANY. - I2th u. nv. second noor. auz-a
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HELP WANTEp-REMALE

SUB AGENTS FOR SALE OF n 3. q.
sls d st gs au2bN
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There's always good deal Of real estate
on the market-but that which is well sd-
vertsed doesn't stay on the market very long.
AUTOS WANTED.

SELL AUT6N0BILEs By AUCTION
ever, saturday. II noon. A quick and sstis
factory method Inquire Tor special rates st
'.wEscHLER's." no ps. ave ps.
WANTED LfGHf KUNLBUUT on T0uk'
ins ear; must bs 10 good condition; can naks
substantial monthly payments; state make and
price and where can b seen Addres 500
HERALD ofiee. i1Su
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WANTED-ROOMS.

FURNISHED.
ROOM NEAR ETH on WITH AND CALI
fornia st nv; occupy about September Is; will
pay rent from August Is. Tel ". s0o between
and o. N. auHI3t
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

l0M MASS AVE NE--ONE LARGE ROOM
suitable for one or two gentlemen; convenient
TO navy yard; next door tc sood boarding house.
Apply all this week. au1-N
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AUTO PAINTING.
GARAGE BUILDERS.

AUTO PAINTING TO I DAYS. ]. aoHDE
a4 Mass ave. NV auBTt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
WITH GREAT GERMAN FORTRESS OF METZ IN SIGHT,
AMERICANS AND FRENCH BATTER DOWN RESISTANCE

The Mhiel salient four of German occupation
threatened by the First Army certain
French cooperating the first operation TO MAJOR ehar
actrr under the leadership of American commanders
The drive apparently is TO
which Germans VIII
ence great themselves without great loss OF
men and Ultimately is believed that General ershing
homes control of the Brey region from
which much of the material for German and
the rate of the American advance the oec
patton of the German fortress Metz IS possibility
Well prepared months the Americans were
favored in their the great allied force
bv favorable weather firm terrain In the first few hours
thew reached obieeivcs points and stil
at sratega Marshal
Eoch propram which July is has resulted
in driving the the the territory
aned nv them in their the channel ports
More than villages captured in the early hours OF
thousand
with more the On the northern side OF the
salient both which controlled by General Pershngs
men the line advanced Donmartin la Montague
Tresayaut Bouonve while the southern hinge of the
salient patrols and tanks are reported to be
peratinc of Pna iIonon along the railroad line
leading TO Metz about miles distant
The battle began front of about twenty miles the
triangular the French holding positions directly in
front Of ST Me the conflict developed and the advance
went forward greatly increased length probably
81 abot The distance between the points of
reatest advance of the salient about miles
Il ! over this that the Germans in the salient mus
escape , !,
Field ags pressing the Germans in the
north and advancing their lines the coveted position OF
(cssususd q Psss rsAv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13

neuhlsm fhls technical knnwlsax~
wlll be At ihe command o. tho city.
and will be- ffsgiy xlssn. as the Falia
~ ada have The best lalaseats ~ oil
cities on their lines al heart. sa
prosperous and 9rnwinA city means
more sna better business. and dead
iDwns are a llahIihY and not an asset
70 railroads that pAsa through them
Ansihef element IA enthusiastically
supporting ihe ~atsr esleaaloa, and y
a rompoied ~ nsarly every uwnsr "
f,el and personal PROPERTY sithln tn
rfy limits Thla element IL com
pulsed ~ those whu carry In#uranef
and The wurdm ~ NJ v w Pierce. ~
giuesr IN chief of The ilaFeau tn
makes The insuraHeo rates for uathFs
appeals directly 20 thsm After ura
Ing a. an emergency matter that st
water br shut uff from domestic ror
sinners. and conserved for ilrw slxt'
Ing purposes ~ elnAes hls letter Il
Mayer Hartman ~ date ~ August \
i9ls, with these ominaua worsias
'tlnlsss tbs pressure - maintain i
on the syssem. and water eausery
mentioned, Il will b. necessary n
- 20 place your city In lbs elias
which IA provided foF tawua slsh0a
adequate and Aysslable waisr sappi,
ior fire fIgatlng purposes
Read The message ab0sr from thh
engineer who va sent hers and came
sud Investigated shs siiaafius. and
then vote tor the needed wataf supply
aud thus lasare continuation Of
feasoaabls insurance rates fnf the
cdy ~ Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
ALL EYES IN EUROPE NOW TURNED TOWARD ST M|H|El
SALIENT, WHERE YANKS ARE MAKING GREAT DRIVE

London Sept 10 The assault the St Mh salient dominates ties
columns the today which feature with ne
biggest headlines opening blow Marshal Fochs great Of
fenve scheme claims attention in case but this one mas
special stroke OF the independent American
army American commands and such hailed as
one of mlestones of the war.
That has succeeded well and brought suh
large haul affords opportunity for congratulations
by the press. ,.,
The day adds glowing of glory to American history
saws Graphic will be proud recollection Tor America
had ons share in wpng off the battle map
salient which persisted there for almost four years
Daily News calls attention to the srkngy restrained
tone Of General Pershngs communique and says:
This new thrust adds the perpextes
gives proof the commanding superiority and resources oil
the allies which foreshadows the future course OF the war
The Mail describes the incident one Of the great
Of the war.
The enemy says the Times has good reason for dis
entaneng himself without delay He sack and the strings
are being both sides Unless he repel one or the
American forces he must resort with all speed to the
elastic defensive praccng the Marne and the
Somme having the strings drawn and the neck
Of well and the Americans
nav be deliver With their usual vgor and deter
minaton. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
SENTIMENT rAvoRINa BOND PROPORTION uaowMu
MANY CITIZENS FORMERLY A0AINsT IT RAVE cHANORD

The proposition 70 Aeeuf" an ads-
auatc suppl, ~ Rood water for uutn
81 iu growing ln tasof datlY aud me
iaNaa,era aua hnniness men general
~ are gisina their suppasl and ~.
c.uraR.mpnl ia 4 2a} sseahs Volumes
Tor his n.sssaar, munif pal improve
meni. ana asansns ne urstas ~ ~"
eieelinn on next Monday
An ubjeeiiona lo iht mali"f %"
rufeIy technical. aud relate merely
a. detail These objections arr met
With The answar hat ~. city nsuat
rave more aud better water. which AT
eonoeds. aud tina th~ Citizens Adstw
cfY Committee aaA pIadg.d itanlf 10
Fateguard the expenditures. aud 10
., nlinne on The Job nnill she desired
.hd IA reached All admit that the
n.embere Of the committee are hon
orable and suecr afnI business men
end "a they have pledged themselves
oser their individual signatures 10 az
ri, the samc bafin.as methods that
have mare for success IN their own
private cndeAyora 20 a solution " ~.
water proposition, there II no raom
fer doubt but what the money pro
yided for this purpose will be wisely
e,d economically spent in The inter
ett OF the city
Some objection has been made "a
the committee for fear that !, may be
discontinued. or ha, Il may superb
cialiy act This Ia not within the
range OF reasonable possibilities The
committee was named BY The Cltg
commissioners and the committee
have h.ld open sessions for public din
eaAslon on the situation. and public
announcement has been ms;.s thas Bo
plan will be adopted. or expenditures
OF money permitted. without the con
scnt Of the Advisory Committee ~
the face of this. no man. city com
missioner. OF member of the Advisory
committee, would care 10 violate This
pledge 80 publlca'iy and openly made
Again. the personnel OF both ,heas
bodice gives the best guarantee thal
they will DO what they promise Thes
are an honor 10 'ha position 20 whiei
they have been called and are patrl-
otically deyotIng their time and abllIt,
e. the needs OF the city without hops
OF reward other than 10 relieve nlsu
alton that has become unbesreble an,
dangerous
The men incfarse have promise ev
pert and scientific assistance wlthou
ccst Assurance from the Santa y
railroad officials. also from ihe For
Smith q Western. have been receive
that the Information now possesse
b2 these roads at a cost OF millions o
dollars will be gladly given in the en-
deavor OF Guthrie TO solve the waite
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
EVERY CITIZEN
SHOULD ATTEND
MASS MEETING
City Commissioners and Citizens Advisory Com
mittee Will Be on Hand at Opera House To.
night to Answer All Questions; Il ID the Duty
Of Every Resident Of Guthrie Taxpayer and
Renter, to Attend This Meeting and Expves.
Views on the Water Question.

Guthrie citizens generally should attend the meeting AZ
Opera House tonight thr Citizens ADVISORY tommltta~ aud
Commissioners viii be- the platform u not
clear the proposed bond apFonA VI hasn dsas
Of your own, express them
There citizen ia The city who does not hreve u y
provide fnr permanent water supply
The question How viii he money he expended and
how viii De- safeguaiedf The meeting tonight viii give
every citigpn y npportnnits 20 express his views
Doni be silent knoeker Come ia the aud
yourself Guthrie aor gu backward this time To
build city necessary have plenty of water The renr has
the state that Guthrie haa water a letters
received hy the Chamber ~ Commerce. business an school
asking about conditions Ia Guthrie Thv letters
written BY people who planning 10 tluthre either
for the II educating their children n plsnih schools
city They viii take chances
taking residence hee under the dangerous conditions Where
Il bad and aeaice, health Il endangered
Think all 0 hcsr things hefnv The
question kaaes8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
2:3O Bulletin

London, Sept 13 General Per
shing's forces have advanced a
distance of 5 miles in the St
Mihiel salient. German prisoners
say the Americans are devils and
are irresistible. Americans late
today captured vigneuilles. also
Beney, Haudicourt and Boise de
Thiercourt. Two German divis-
ions have been caught in a pocket
by the Americans near st Mihiel.
So far 1900 prisoners and eighty
eight guns have been taken today
by the Americans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
UNCLE SANS sLEUTHs
WILL RUN DOWN EVAD[Rs
Draft Dodgers Will Be Quickly
Dealt With When Evidence
Is Placed Before Proper
Authorities

Washington. Sept IA nation
wide effort to round up men who
failed TO register yesterday will be
started immediatly by specially or
ganlzed corps OF department OF justice
agents This corps It was learned
today has been in process of organ
ixation for come time
Methods have been developed for
gathering Information from hundreds
OF so urces about men within the new
draft ages who failed TO register,
Manyvomnteer members OF she
American protective league are un-
derstood to have enlisted In the new
campaign against draft dodgers and
n virtually viii be Impossible for
slackers 10 evade arrest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
Awakcns from Dream
and Peppers Brother
Win Small Shot

hagersto~n. Nd. Sept i5---Sud
denly awakening from sissp under
q tree while en- q hunting trip in
Hlach Greek section, tiasry Nsd
gees Of Detroit, Mich, who 10
spending h.s vsestlon with seIs
iivss IN Black Greek. ssw the
movement of what he supposed 10
he an animal and tired
But the object proved TO be the
head of his brother Bernie He'd
uss. who had been scouting the
opposite SIDE of the hill for game.
ltis head. face aau shoulders were
peppercd with small cnos. bus thr
injuries viii ret prove severe,
Hedges said he had been dream.
ing and being suddenly aroused.
fired without inv estiuatlng
Aa.t.s a afgs 1f.&u.t.
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Yanks, In An A||-American Drive, Sm,sh
Enemy Defenses, with Metz as Their Goal
LETTERS FROM MARINES
WANTED IN CAPITOL
---~
Historical Value In Letters Writ.
ten BY Heroes Of Marne. Gov.
ernment Is Anxious To
Secure Them

Marine corps h 'sdquarters In Wash
layton desires 10 secure. FOR its his
lcrical records. copies Of letters writ
ten by marines fighting In France.
headquarters il repairing history
q, the marines share Ia the great war,
and asks that relatives wAo have re-
eeiyed communications from the boy
over there 10 sehd duplicates lmmc
distely. 50 This ecord may be en-
latged Or ,he actual letters may be
sent. and If you sani them returned
,tey viii be copied and sent back 10
you.
In asking for he letters. marine
CORPS headquarters states that from
the few which have reached the of.
flee. Il is apparent that lhey are pro-
duetiye OF large amount OF mate
rial which viii b. valuable 10 the hts !
torlans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
PeJccting Machine
TO Restore Sight
of Blinded Soldiers

Nice, France. Sept ij.--An in
vention is being perfected here
which. Il ls claimed, will restore
sight TO men blinded by the most
serious wounds and accidents.
The experiments are being con.
Quoted by a Polish foreign leg
ionary named kann. Work upon
the apparatus Is being watched
with tho keencst interest by al
He'd officials.
The perfection Of the appartua
would be unusually timely. fol
lowing upon th- reports from Ger.
man sources that the Huns are
planning 10 use two new kinds Of
gases which blind their sictlms
al Ita.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
EDGAR LoHMAN GOES TO
OFFICERS TRAINING CAMP

Edgar L.ohman, for many years en-
moved as bookkerper at the Ruemell-
Braun ice plant here has been ad-
mitted TO the officers training school
ri Camp Pike and left for that place
last night TO begin the work. Lohman
vas formerly saiIor for four years
and on his military training he was
given entrance 10 the school at Comp
pike. The course viii last for four
u.onths.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
COOK GIVES sOME
HISTORY As To PAST
WATER tCTIvITIES

September ~ i9tE
IN regard 10 The water propagation
IN Guthrie. very few peopl. realize
that ws have nsver spent snoaxh
money TO amount 10 anything Tor
water
whnn ws built fhe watas works IN
the first place We only had enough
money TO install sbs water works
~i'hcui furnishing a supply Of water
and We dug lsrge weii at ths water
works plant which the engineer him.
self Informed ~ woald not furnish
permanent supply. slncs that sipss
The only money spent wns small
aniounf for tunnel system In ths
park and some isss wells which we're
purely experimental.
Those ho hare mads study or
the water problem In this wessevn
country, realize that water n non
---~--s-----------------.--.- .--.------.-
(Cooetausd - Psao Po,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
FEDERAL COURT Is
ON AT ENID NOW

Frank Harris and A r Holmes OF
Lawton pleaded guilty in the federal
court at Enid TO charges Of trans
portiong liquor into Oklahomi from
Texas. They will be sentenced to-
morrow.
The case of Il o Bills OF Oklahoma
City. charged with violating the anti
narcotic law. now on trial. Wis not
completed today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
embarrassment FOR
THIS CALIFORNIA JURY
Court Ordered Ten Men and Two
Women TO Sleep on the Evi.
denoe' Situation Appal-
ling. But Surmcunsed

When jury does not agree before
nisA the taw requires /, to sleep on
the evidence and resume deliberations
next day. and an the Jurors must be
locked un il ghe anne room Ia Cal
isornia "a recently became necessary
80 DO TITS with lary ot women and
20 men Il was decided ID" men
should occupy beds In ,hv sample
room white the omen alept In sort
cf ante room adjoining lhcs sIoof OF
which Was ordefcd open after The Jury
had retired for the night Nobody In
the crowd had nlghsgo~n Or eh"
mise. and the hotel manager had 70
,rol out an arsof mens 81 niehl cloth
TAG such as he rad In spite ~ the
embarrassing circumstances. they
turned Ia al mid and prusuma
bay gut some sleeA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
Mass Meeting
Al Opera House
Friday Nigh

There will be mass meeting
OF the cstisens of Guthrie al the
Opera House this evening a.
o'clock 20 discuss the water auss
ton and the proposed bond issue
Every citizen OF Guthrie whether
tax payer or renter Is urged TO be
az this meeting and express views.
The band viii play and good
speakers have promised 20 es
plsln the proposed bond issue. u
is your duty 10 be there
--~----.Naie water BEADS ~----------
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-13
REGISTRATION IN CITY
GREATER THAN EXPECTED
Men Over 81 Lead Numerically In
Registration; In City Proper
$40 Names Enrolled
Yesterday

The registration OF men between
the ages OF rs and n. and between
the ages OF 81 and - held yesterday
WIN 20 over the TOP OF the estimates
riade by the Local board. for Logan
county from Indication and returns
now received at headquarters. Regis
tianta from the various polling places
ia the county and city are making
prompt returns. and the entire result
Will be filed with the Board today
In the city the regIatrstIon was
carried on withsdt incident. all the
rsgistrants answering the questions
promptly aud fully. There ia some
talk OF slackers. and thia will be at.
tended 10 later The registration Of
the city wards and precincts. and Of
Guthrie township show the foilowins
results:
City Of Guthrie.
First Ward Total registration. is2.
Precinct Whites Al colorcd. 9
Precinct whites SO. colored i2
Second Ward Total Registration rec
Precinct Whites 10. Colored mons
Precinct o Whites 9l. colored q.
Third wnrd-To.al Registration ice
Precinct Whites ~. Colorcd o.
Precinct Whites 81. colored 20
Fourth Ward Total Registration iis
Precinct I. Whites 10. colored II
Precinct 2--whItes ~ Coiored "a
Firth Ward Total Registration ~
On Voting Prec net Whites 70 Col
ored ~.
Guthrie Township Outside city.
Total Registration "a.
Whites II. coIorcd =.
In the city proper SO men register
ed. OF which I0s were under the age q
81 years. and $50 between the ages q
81 and ls.