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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28


Fill Me Up With Your Cheapest
My Car is a Chalmers"
Ever heard that order given gasoline filing statona
You will if you just wait till a Chalmers up
At larger you'll or four
On each zach u.s. Pce and in cities the will from
Watch they forrefing tanks
The tempeanena" hgh-test gasoline
only And pay the high price.
They will tell gasoline cylinders
with carbon the carbreor will not function and that the
Well-they ought know. They are driving those cars
The Chalmers the exception to he rule
He stops at the first pupthe cheapest gasoline
He knows ne is buying liquid that is practically kerosene
perfectly.
And f he kn know all the facts he will that there
So his efficiency greater less
Yesyou have 1.-THE Hot Spot" Horn"
manifold find them in combination
Cars, responsible for that condition.
efficiency Chanes-weu tell you how
in the next advertisement
Meantime drop and you just EIo-Spot"
and the Rams Horn really they accomplish how
Then will understand the popularity
6g e d hsG c Ssaaa that every
= y! p =!
EaA -
::: e.; :::;:; ::;::;: e.:
LINlNGER-ALSOP CO., Inc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18

.tsalone. Mont Tomha and Mont Crapra
Va" such tina; the fumes "hS"urer day.
light. flnated like white clouds ah"lr
tho mountain tops and filled tho ~
lcyS.
,, An example of ~" use made by tho
,Austrians Of their long distance guns
was shown in The h"minrdnGnt "f Tr"-
! viSo from which all Inhabitants were
renewed tw" months ago durin: AR
raids. The correspondent has just SC"n
tbs it'll" CITY. Its churches and hos
pit7l& were then crumhlinE under enemy
shells which w"r" hrnpp!r% by huu-
dr"ds On this subject. Harvey CARROT.
Jr. tho American CONSUL ut Venice. said:
9TH" Austran$ ar" CIt UNDERSTANDS
n III: Germans. They d"arly I"v" I"
! lombard cities and churches. hut give
| th"m hospital and they are delighted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
TURN On ENEMY
Continued from First Page.)

IN n statement tonight in III" chamber
al Deputies.
"nurin@ The day thc enemy 10y a
strong rri,'tr"u hindcr"d III" counter at
fenSjv" pr"S$Ur" Of oar Troops and those
~ our ail"S on thu A$IHG" Plateau
and IN III Mont ':rarrr i @i"n" sail
thu Premier. 9TH" .\uslr;tns ais" at
lacked Violently all along III" l'iaN" III
order =" establish SOLID hridG"h"tl:' nr
tn" '!r;ht bank Of IL" river
our troops. hN tenacious r"$'S!?nc'
anal repeated counter attacks are strong
IL huldInc In. enemy. 'rh" struggle =
moot batter on IA" eastern >l"rr$ ri
Mnut"ilo and 10 the west 81! :;n"!c nnj
IL Paivc"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
Stomach Misery
Cot Rid of That Sourness, Gas
and Indigestion.

When YOUR stomach is out Of ORDER o.
-,,,, lawn your food doesn't digest. II
t" 81" in your stomach and form''
go hrnoth pain at pit Of stomach and
'"", ,,,h,.r miserable symptoms.
"' .Mi.o "sn'' stomach tablets wiz Civ"
:.,!t,,i r.lIrf in FIVE minutes: II taken
,r,-,,iarlv for two weeks they will turr
rour tIahhy. sour. tired out stomach
INTO n sweet. energetic perfect WORK
'"S an can't be very strong and vigorous
r. ynur food only half digests. Your
.,pnc,i,c will 60 and nausea, dizziness.
hiIinusncss. nervousness. sick headache
and constipation will follow
and easy to swallow and are Euaratx
led TO Danish indigestion and any o
iii of the above symptoms or monTI
back. For sale by c. Fl. Grlest ( CD
and all leading druggists. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
"V.h,Ic General Conrad tries 10 brcH:

'NhIl" General Conrad tries 10 h'ci''
through til" ltailan n"'"''S'N along w
Errrla and com" Down |" I'hSSlh". 'i'''
.r,t Er,.thn.h - r.nd"avnrins /" eros.
49,, t.;,,..'. and cut III" roads winch az.
nr,fr,.,in., ;h, Italian lines along /
Ever The rurmy hopes. through I;
great pinccr ni"N'm"ht ~ "'a'h 4"
!r~ak the compact "rhrr az III" .'ai''''
ARMY. Th" hm'rl" VIII last several DAY
h.fnr. Il decision VIII. be :tached -
either side.
rho Italian rr"rl" ar" calm ana pF'
f.rll, confident that II" moran rr'SIs VIZ
d-y,.Inp IN ih' ranks al IN" arm! ~
ni-,.,r,., ha. stopped til" enemy p''-
;.,, ,h, ,irst line If defense and even
,II.,.,i biu t. retreat beyond his start
ms. point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
NOTICE

Editor lntciNEencer:
You are authorized 10 announced
Davis IllIinS nj MnrGanI"wn. Monon-
gaia Co. II candidate for nomination
BY the Republican Party for the United
States Senate from Nest Virginia. sub
jccI TO all rules OF thc R"puhllcan lHrty
and the laws Of the STATE Of West F!r'
gi,.!a governing III" primary election
10 10 n"id August l!1S.
F.i.KlNS CAMPAIGN COMMITTED
J. H. McDEHMDTT. Chairman.
j. q. Drawer. ahl.
Al1rEanlow W. Va ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
rHE SOLDIERS "coMFoRT KITS"

S-e not coE:','r wEs"ut box - A,-a> Foo
E,,r tho at,'jSe,Jr :u,-r :" >ha"r !a'" n" Shoes
~. r,.c,>bu.< Marital aty:>~. tn-: Ia ;r4.n,ns
shake rous- Ease ~ ,AeIr >a..>s r'ci' Gi"fnTs l.
..ks> :he ec,:Ii e-rn :hr >h.e. ':a~',"as -" '":
and :,.. .a>:I-: rp!.s' - CORPS hm0';>. r4t-eS
snd ,chin-. >wrI!"i ;rndr: '"--. Ai'""' F'' E'ts
"a, ben 49, Standard -"tn-'ls tor - -'r:s
NV 1 today .ui mad sHme rlthasv> - :lG:
friends IN Arm: ard Nay:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
Druggists and Clerks
In Important Meeting

The druggists and drug clerks OF
the city held private meeting last
evening in the assembly room OF The
Wheeling Commercial Association. con
corning the plan of closing the stores
on Sundays, and many other problems
were discussed. but no statement was
made OF what was accomplished. M
other meeting is 10 BE- held in the near
future, 1T WAS learned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
BOY SCOUT NOTES

TIL" regular weekly meeting uf III"
Scoue masters Association Will be- nrll
this evening at the home of Scout.
master hubbard. out the pix. and it
is planned To have all Scout leaders
meet at headquarters IN In" Market
Auditorium al 30 O'Clock. y special
car will tax" nc ""rnn +" NJ" iiui,-
bard'S home Should il ram. rn. meet.
ing will BE- held at Sc"n' hraHquIi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18

Searching tor The black walnut trees
has become on" OF The fa"uri'" UcCupa-
lions OF many Scouts, and MAN. have
found their aSked-for tree. The gov
eminent needs walnut frees for maE-
ing aeroplancs and g1ruStocka. and The
Boy Scouts have been called upon 10
carry out The work. Many troops nr
this vicinity have taken special hikes
searching for trees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
,-ne Acted IrEocently.
j, S, ASSISTANCE
Continued from First Pase.)

single ra.lway l,n. leading FROM NUS
tria into the Italian APPS. II apn'arH
TIA, tho AuStr,.n> ha'! been PREPARING
The railway most carefully - tina; au'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
PROFITEERING
fconttusned from First Page.)

keeping in close touch with III" lnEeSt-
cation, and DE whole, situation mas
been called 10 the attention OF lFHN'-
dent Wilson and his cabinet.
VIII b, Prosecuted.
The commi<S;ou agents guilty Of
these Illegal prssciic"S Will he prose-
cuted under conspiracy statutes. anu
all contracts made. Toy them "r With
their aid are SuhJ"Ct /" annulitnrnt u!
the government.
Manifestations of the plot may leao
shortly To- ,h.. other q. ~cI"S"r'S aH S"
sational aS thoS,. -: to-day. Th"S" may
develop as reports tr''aile IN from '"''
dramatic raids pre-aEranged for =
o'clock this afterHour. EASTERN liih'.
,rben seer, agents uf tSlH departments
OF iusti4cr's bureau a.: Investigation gu
tered offices Of several hundred business
firms showed their badges ~ ''u'n"Ei'H
and spent several hours looking tnr"us"
letter files. searching tor ""Cutt''"|H
which mirht shed light IN t"htIhS'"|
fee contracts. Eleven offices IL NaS"'
ins,on were r,jdcd 4; III: >H:''" '''''''
and Il great mass az papers IL =
agents were carried away.
Raid at Parkersburg
Dozrns of other cities M"r" Ta'N'"'
among them bc:ng parkerSburS. ".
Va.
Ar almost tn" sam" hour tia; t:"'
-.;ds ,y,., mad. 4 t..deral grand lur!
in Washington returned ih>llS'N''"NH
charging conspiracy u obtain coS'rA''S
under th. illegal contingent Ice is''''
against John Fleming. Former "a'''
commissioner OF Boston: John l. ''N d.
.paeh Eugene sullivan. Joseph h"nh. III
rf BOSTON. rh"S" m:n X - MACY
worked together IN L myst"F'"uS'E ~
VOWED manner. r.rSuad!nE nihn"''"'"'
.srs TO paw them COMMISSIONS on so"-
.troc,s ,h.,- obtained. representing 'hat
b.d spsriaf Influence With certain
"a officers and III som" cases a.
,rocurluy the contracts ali'i ~
ceiVliig their Ices.
Make Test Cise.
IT WAS ofnc,aiiy announced that insS'
mon were detected III their n*s"t'at'oi'S
with B. \. Bittan. president ol '"S
Quaker City EauCoat COMPANY tHl-
adelphia. who worked wIth SrE''"''f
agents in gathering crldcnc" against
Them. They were arrested IN WASHING
ton recently and are n"w at hpcr'E "''
der bond Tn" government ".h ''''N'
,beirs a lost case. meanwhile" iaNiHS a.
ton against others suSpHE':" ~
tactics.
Some Acted 1rEocentIy.
Most OF the raids today w:ra '"'''H
In rh., cast. and = larg" proportion n
Vow England Only tn" o!H''S y; 49,
firms suspected ri having entered III"
contingent f.. agreements weeH sa'f't"'
Officials pointed out tina. many "i '''e"s
way hay. made rhs arrangements WIN"
on, realizing to-. illegal Ettut.. h'SF'|'
warnings issued early III AfFH -. LAC
C,t Justice"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18

| AS many Scouts a>'rAH possibly 60,
. away from other Guti"% are requested
! to report To Sruu. Executive Por;2 To-
| day. for special work al the h"aGquar-
! Uers Of IN" Belgium Relief Committee.
Much work is Yet 10 br dom, and ali
! Scouts are needed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
ITALIAN Success Predicted,

r,c; that th.. ij,'ILn artillery fired -
nru shells III twelve hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

A aafefiss party slvea Ia hnnor nf
Mr. y y Juasa ~ Ualhfie ash Nfa
frank lanus ~ MtwsAas Wash ne
fhanknsltns n0Ahi. wa# sNlaYTa tf
tl ihaf were prearBt fairfY wn~
"a AMI lhreo msn met pronp'ly a.
osiesk Al ibr fesIaenee ~ Ma t.
Wina 3la Wnst WhshneisA Aas
saarcAsi 10 Mga innts. 200 weai fel
lsKv on entering he hsase 'hvf
shne aawlps seeas la kluanssa
lhis was surprise so gh" nmllY
everybody ihsn camr lnasie and sn
ioycd lhsmselvea for iva haurs AVID =
hall cake aaA rr.sm Nas seryva
10 ihe following Mr. AMI Nfu " Il
rronn. Nr ana Mr llaws NV anf
Mrs + 7 Williams Nessamss itspry
Chadwick G. Chatmsn All,e Gaffon
sarah smailsoea. ples 81 8laiss y
+ cha3wigA q WlN4s ham iordAn "a
Johnson. Aamea q eaiheyp. #allia
Wley Ieubias galayAn George
raule. iAnra ntoaslt q iioron
rsaus n } lahasaH renptma
George Franklin M.lAa woe3 ilsfie
Rnsefs As8 q WAHs
Nrs taufa aaA Aaushtr eill ba1a
al aa fas Aay r W#shiuxipa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02
BAD BREATH


DR. rdwarda' Olive Tablets. tho suhasi.
tuis foe ealonicl. at gently on tbs b4s~ois
aud positively do the work.
People afflicted with bal breath fad
quick relief = through Dr. Edwards
Owe TahlesmS~ The PLEASANT, sugar.
coated tahlsta arc taken ios vad bss ash
~ all who know them,
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
bat firmly on tho bowels and liver.
stimulating them % natural action.
clearing the blood ard gently purifying
The entire sywfrm. They do that which
dangerous ealomei does without any
Of the bad aiter effects.
Al the benefits of nasty. sicksnlng.
gripping eathartics are derived from Dr.
Edwards Olive Tshlsss without gfiplng.
pain OF any d,sagrreahle cffrsts
DR.. r. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac4
lice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint. with ths
attendant bad breath.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
a vegetable compound n,tfed with olive
oil you will know them by their olive
color Take onr or two every night foT
n week anil note the effect. i0c and &c
peT Lox. All druggists. .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02
Let's Gipe "Our Boys"
Hearty Homecoming Reception

The worlds greatest aar erisis u
past. FROM the war swept irenesss
our boys viii soou he returning IA
beast t9ose whose lives we're uai res
guir,d as sacrifice ,he greatest aad
most heroic and most exalted that
ever Inspired Christian patriots rc
iaose whose lives have been spared
We say Come honie traYe boys.
your mn duties are done yea hare
won glorious victory for free3oia
aud democracy. Amerira ~ yours. aud
The world ~ your debtor
10 those returning heroes we mus
accord an enthusiastic Some coming
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

Our city should lase a royal Woieame
fnf every veteran returning from
overseas The county eeuDsil oi n,
iense and the oXpnps lun board WIS.,
Tho Rod Gross cansocn lAdies saouia
kuow waen any % these boys arfiv.
ia GaiArie a. when any fumhcr of
ihem are 10 pass throu aud should
auad them SWAY with q i;od speai ~
naae faeif fUiuys d proper reception
RETURNING heroes Every man and
naman ia GH,flo should be ready on
phone notice io give aH possibi" as
sislanes In thh work And there IS
NOT day 30 spare 10 completing ;he
neeos ary arrangements for the aer
pesary wutk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02
\ D ME- MAOE I
COU CH SYRUP
Cured Haaband And Child, VITA
And Mother
States.

Nfa 4 lphanas tfHt AFmllsks
tVtn9r. ChlfaHa III Nfitea
heaf1 e9 AeHsha tAsHan sbaaf
twa feasa aga ana s.utN ihsa saah
Hes hr *leheal e My husband haA
@seW aaWNhlnT laf ahnat GnHs YrMRs.
sammsr aNl ssntaF aHt Ha~ hw 10
afsA ef Z saA fof ms Fhlsa | shsaA
ihffn ii Haihfna he,ief Ia gAn woeia
Iaf a aWlf faf e aslHa at Unea
fhs asst s1sh. aula aAA eataFfA
Nsdisne a8eF EHaat "a fhu eaaanew
wFnfh8 t4x n# fiji lWua With a
hae W MASS Al hame fau plnt ~
tsiitlHNs eWfa3ivs We8leias Adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02
Daily Health TaIks..'
4 wono Anour vMS ssossvs

nv feAft'N wAfMfN4 -
reiplr aFe easily fsi9htsand whsa
slisy shlns something IL slls usatses sssh
their lungs - heass. and sell lbsy
may ~ has iea Iuaupls aniesasaai
sia dangers IA diwra@~l khinsys rlasss
spaana hAge duty "a vlsal lnpassancs
q pssipfm, sfpl Il tiivy are llspased,
there is nn telllex bsw ~ whsFs the
aYmrtama naY appear Tie kidnsYs
me altsm, ani Nisea thay ass heslthY
ti,sy removes sila pssetus fsnm shs hlssssi
aHa puriy "a. Nhan shs aalmsYa ass
ilpsaAed lhe pelaeHa arr apfvaj svesy
vhsse. and oas - tliesu pelasa4s ia uric
aell The uese aesi A esfrlsd al
tiuiaKll tls sYstsm and deposited IN
sarlnuH places n shv tsgn II ntata
saltn IN tlu' lest, anaiaa. sFlata aai
haeA ellsH laFaiag aEa aadsr Tie
s4.a saa.stlmsa shs fsssllax ssuahss
Is salisd thsaeatlsm, hnbagp, seiatiss
ed taekasl,s. Finally susae sa5ua
IL tfe blasl,iet, dlaastsa and Rights
daeaae =
~ l'leww. ~ hufEahs. y NJ II fwupns
Ysass. dlseWvtfvi that certain eun-
binatlon ~ remedies wuall dasaivv uric
afll nfats sals# 10 The sYstrsa IIa
fsiani this combination " I,s hafulssm,
-, tlat he us4sla IL an IN tahlssa,
IL Aagbo stfWa8th and ualleI ttsm
AnnWe tahlets They iia@Avw uriH
acid in thr hnWAn system AZ hst eustws
lasolYea sngat II yeg hase afls aesi
tfaablss. lnnt ,ielay ia taking Anafie
Tablets, Nh'sh eaa 30 aseaFed a. the
drug MUfes Yoa san wtts tlf iiesc~.
t,~i. anA hr wNl sall Yoa what - eaa
aud hons III hss ~ thas assgr asle aeti
aill naf iofui lii Yp8g sYasseu. ~ fieses
= IA nee chsfae laf thia alslGs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02
a. tiiitll ~tM DitR Iso,~
Ani nNk ti,Ou I Nsli'~

Arsauf Mater SAs ~as eaa ~ iae
selected msn sent erum thIa eHe 'ae
eoufss - sg~glAl teaialms AZ FAf
eiteevnle A. Ahoae fs'as meHshs fae.
- home ea thefl visit hssles ns' )
eyAns~i a nlfoaeh "a aeeeaai e1 'ae
Illness ~ hls mester Mrs Frish
Matter srthaf "a maw stafenel Al
vpNn FIgAa Asmlu fexas stttFtf'
40 she atf ssfvtge reala alxialen iln
siil retaaa l. dafx fha latfes Rati ~
fhis wees bal say shai ~ hepe' 'i
he back n hsslusss hfFs la shofl
fime
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

fizrgan~<s In ~ Hsn>t tkrsiEnx a<g<Us
s<azs<r ~ ~xsm<a VITA 10 shcas1k sf 30
s<H@ex . hakr.
EsrFs wVsxaa n tAs NY q eoxslns rss<D
e~<s~nt st<sUA1 pr0resw brr ss>tem frs
tn< unusGsi srath. fkr~~ gvnsF3tsszss have
fs0E9 the tired sn1 resish&< rrvxAFsssan.
ASxAer's fyssna. 10 tAe gr~&tesg hxA8 Al sseA
; tine NJ 10 sally us~ sAruasAeat The
pxxHg~4 Trio sksn cf tAe Atxsam<a . made
s<fs An1 ci4<skcA sxpss<iiHx tna~rAes rei2a
sNs,, whea eAtf arrives AMI gs4ts Al tas
sFsss 10 - ttls ~1s 2S's<set.
TIE lH1xsan<fsoa q tre~sf gixss5s b
esctket
0sf4ta frcm Yssar 6ra<Fsss. ~ an m<sass
tAs great YrspaFstAxsn whlcA mnxnee bzk q
Isr~a tor 80 n3ny yxsrs - sxSs@tsns
RzSsA~rs
pTst< tho nrsasssa g~rulssor cams.ny.
n<ss. u. i-snaAr tasAiin<. AfAsntx. sss>afs<a~
- t.scsr hzs2efea ss1 latsr~>tin< Aatf<r>
i~sae Hsnk. snd e~xsa tho ur< - AAtgiss< ,
frsss~s n s fes ext~rnkl u-e. 10 akss>lsz<,y
zAfe eEd ~os1sTf1iiF sff~slve.
And FxxD4xnlss, tA<se u n<ttsax - tAks
ux S.s.s II MaffsEks fklE>p.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

- | can ~ NY hes4ss waeA wsthest any
sisemity | sslss@s aNY wufnan wAs -
.fHsetmA ~lth femsl@ Ersuhiea ~ give
.s,lsa VI i'smAhAsn's Vegetables s'anas
p.iani ,ssAl Asei Il ~ill ~ sa fsasi..h ~
them " Mes NARls Rove. iazl sth
as II. ". eantas. uhsa
Nsustlpass tfsfa ara aasiu'as sanssis
t4aas whese q hospital operation = The
aAtg alternatives. has sn shm asaes hsni
..A mAnv wanasn haze b~wa eused Wy TIRE
famaus fsp,t ansl herb vwessiY. tgdta VI
fiaAham's Vegetable samg~nnfl. after
doctors havs said that an op~Fstsasa = ss
aeeessafy every Wntasa Who wsnts
a. avtai an os~Faslva shsah gsve e 4
fasf sstAl hsf8xa sahsntttinm ~ such q
trying uFslssi
III complications asiat write ~ lYdiA
r. l'gnAham Msslistne 90 Lynn. A@@s !,
foF aalssrw Tbs rssalt ~ saaa4 Ysass
sxt~rlsnee il ~ yuar s~xsies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02
orAo oNt Nrlrfo cflfnnArf

Enthua'Asm ran go wllj 90 tns
peace demonstrations AZ jamestown
AZ v thal rpnsh hos 30 The ataiioa
platform was hnigscA in an etpFenA
whHun and ina ~Wfea tNa KAISER
painted 80 lhe sidrs i was rather =
fo0ah ieso on lle deseaeed. sNa waa
rescued unlY after "a hos chase by Fns
undertaken whn had hsev 10 ehafse as
ihe body
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02
For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that selaom fails
TO stop itching torture and relieve skin
-rsrzfson ard that makes the skin soft.
scar and healthy. -,
Any druggist can supply you with
reno. which generally ovrrcornes all
skin diseases Acne. eczema. itch. plna-
pleS. rzshes hlackheads. in most fcascs
ave way 20 senao. Frequently. minor
oaenstShcs disappear overnight. lsching
Usually steps instantly. zcnao Is a safe,
snsisertsc isQusd clean. easy 80 use and
sepencsbir Il costs only Sc. an extra
srgc bottle. Sla0.el, viii not stain, is
cot greasy or sticky ard is positively
sale fox tender, sensitive skins
Tie I. ~. Ross No-. Nseve.@as1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02
OPEN SEASON FOR QUAIL
is ON TO-DAY IN STATE

Thn etata game warden ami Ass
HePaiies. Hherifts and their depu' l"a.
tpnHlauies aud deputies. city maFsAa's
and policemen are authorized to co
force the Law. and violations afe pua-
81 hsblo by fine of nor less fhan
SIS 90 Or imprisonment IA the county
lalla of not more than 80 days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02
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The members of ihe O @ o club
MF and Mrs John Adams. Mr. and Mr
bon Morris and Mr. and Mrs l. "
Relaht met at the home 0s Mr. and
Mrs John I Loyeles for dinner and >
game of cards. A. seven O'Clock !
delicious three course dinner MAS
served after which game OF auction
~ss enioyed and prizes for hlgh and
low scores were awarded 20 Ear
HOPKINS and Mrs l. W ReJshl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

Mrs Bachelor Hostess 10 Club.

Mrs Byron Bachelor was hosies
10 he mi Delta Gamma clnb on Sat
rsday afternoon Al cards the elup
iRss were won BY Mrs Q |. Curt
and Mfs } r nsmiIl and he guests
prize was awarded 20 Miss Desss
Maiehett AZ ihe close of the same
dainty Refreshments wer" served fo
Mrs ] r naichellor ef Kansas caiYt
Miss Helen Darsoueh 81 vanita. Mrs
John Faffow Mrs u Belsnd. Mrs
Lyman GRAY Mrs Page Warren. Mfs
" Bickford Miss D@ssa Matchett
and Mie& Cenevieve Belana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

1he lota II potential lives In fnF
land aud Waie# during the waf due
ga ihe dimishoi birth rate. amunuta
"a Gs0nNo The proportional iass 10
The other beIllgmut European caan
tries aaa probably been even Freai
rf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

We Wish io thank our ifsmds Tor
in.ir sympathy ~ tho deagn IL ava
dear RON. brother ana haebani Alap
fat ihe uvely flowers Mfs q W
i'awklns and family Mrs u y ilaN
klna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

IN recent letter Mra y " isief
~ l.itrhnold ~. says = have used
Chamberlain Tablets Tor disorders
Of lhe stomach and az a laxative. nnf
have found them a auigk and sure re-
ief n yuu are troubled with ipdl
Fesliun ar constipation these fahlris
viii % sun good,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02
Sore Throat, Colds
ou.esxiy Rsslsvs1 ~ Hssaess's
Wizard on

/ Hamiin's Wizard OIL Il simple
and effective treatment Tor sore
throat and chest colds Used ss =
rzseIe for -ore throat II brings ctisek
reisef Prbbed on the chest u VIII
osten loosen up hard. deep seated
cold in one night
How often sprzins, bruises. cuts
ard burns occur IN every family. as
well as little troubles Ike ezrsehe.
itoo,hsche. cold sores. cznker sores.
ls.ia neck, and tired aching feet
iSooshing, healing " zzrd OIL VIII al
ways bring quick relief
Get il from druggists for - cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever eonstipssed or have SICK
headzehes Jest try Wizard Liver
5Whips, pleasant httie punk plk ~
eens2 Csssaaseed . t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02
AufRlt. An INDIANS
tut GIT FOR [ :

The N.eae lndl&nl Who fought IN
Jnele SAms army Are reported 40
lsave 6~Su OF The srAtcss value 20
ths glsld f1Fves hscApSe 81 their son
asrfal Endurance ans their ahlAy in
scouting We Asye lad 10 Bette
flsh,,rs ror iotal 40 dicrs ihaa shess
was.is as -hs nation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

The regular monthly meeting q the
Guihfle branch oi the American RED
Gross will take place ia The office OF
h. secretary on Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock Mr. B O Johns. sscrc
tary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

According 20 British scientist
weight fur weight. magaronl ia ~ val
uatl" flesh building food Al beef
~ mutton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

Mrs Mack Morris and little grant.
daughter. Helen virginia. spent the
week end AZ Fort sln with Lieut. Tom
Morris
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

sAH@tinMf "fb WF
faetass decided
Ehst 1 ~easi have
h e. thFvaxh az
efsrstloa hsisse l
ssuhi at we'll
Nv nasshsf shs
Nasl ts~m h~l ped W
| yslia H. iinkhasn .
Nwa@tshle I mi
taunsl. ats ls~.i tus
h gsy a bet fNse sssl
ristlf's a. an vseFa
swn ItFsilevssi ms
a.ssst pav ffxstkiit a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

Nearly ihlfd nf turnpe IA lHiay
iram aome form of degree ~ anarchy
A million of more Amerieans Hast
slay Asrr lnaaflnHelf Your Uncle
must hsse ail sssuf W help This
il no time fof yaa e. think ~ lufnInR
slataeg Redeem toar "a y a plsaiNes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-02

Mrs II = George has been SUI
scring with influenza for The pas
week