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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25
EoIo club nnuca

Tie weekly dance Of the KAN clIt
will b." held This evening IN tho St
Msrv's hall un South Woods street. The
So r'lam orchestra will furnish the
dancing numbers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25
ChrtRtian EndeaYor

Members Of the Junior Christian En-
druvrr of the Third Presbyterian church
will hold their w"ckly session Wedncs-
day evening in the church rooms. Fol-
lowing business session social time
will BIZ hold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25
Home Club Dance.

rh,. M. intcrs of In: Home club dance
entertained last evening with thor reg
ulnr Thursday dance. N0ltr'S urCh.SI ra
furnished tn" music. y large number
W"r" present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25

ing arc being made. and tho sooutnas-
tors arc looking forward to tho meeting
with interest Tho acoutmasters' meet
lngs ara vsry popular with scout lead
ers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25

Read The IntcIIgencer's great war
serial, The Confessions Of German
Deserter," starting Monday, January
%, with instaIIments every day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25
Deeds Recorded.

r \. Goodhue and Clara l. Goodnue
10 Selma y. Steger. lot l03 OF tho Hen
~ Moore addition tot tho city Of Wheel
ing.
John Humbl. r. James NJ. Clarke, Jr.,
property in the Woodsdale addition. Tn
adelphia district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25

There are no hikes planned for to-
morrow, owing to bad weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25

Supplies wrrH received yesterday an
crnoon from tn" auXiliari"s Of IN" t'Irst
United Presbyterian auh the Second
Tinted Presbyterian churches and tho
Bethany group.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25
pinner SuccesS

The :niSr"llHn"uS dimn"r GI""n h% tht
ladies ~ the First Christ IAN rhurCh laSI
evening was n grand SiIrc"sS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25

Tomorrow will he packing day ~ 'hN
hcnduuaricrS and number uf boxes arH
10 be prepared To no sent I" Washing
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25

The ladies If tn" ''alhulr lcag&" vii
ho in charge If the sewing nj hradQuaT-
tors to-day and this evening tho pauGh.
tors Of isabelle society Will sew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25
Power OF Attorney.

Marcus o. Bond Of Woodlawn was
given power OF attorney for Charles P.
clifford
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25
BOY SCOUT NOTES

Meetings Of all troops Nth BE- held
this evening IN tina troop headquarters
and at these meetings. anal reports Of
tho scouts work In the Boost America
campaign" wilt be made. Tho work
has been very successful and the scout
masters arc we'll pleased
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25

Watch for tho Opening InstaIlment
Of GerardAs Second SerIes Of Articles,
Exposing German Intrigue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25
RED CROSS NOTES

Yesterday was surgical dressing day
at tho headquarters. and there was a
large number Of workers present. ThcSn
ladies have hecn doing much work. ana
Yesterday was spent in making hand
ages and other dressings. There was
a large number of The Thursday Sewers
rrcsent. Mrs. John Mcclure was in
RI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25
COUNTY COURT

Marriage LicenSeRL
William Howard. 81. and Alice Asaak,
81. both Of Pittsburgh. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-25

Plans for tho meeting Of the scout
masters council for next Tuesday even
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21
SOLDIER ACQUITTED WHO
DEFENDED A WOMAN
Horseshocr Delivered Death
Blow With His Fist and IL
Assessed Zen Daya
Pay

San Antonio Dee Il ilnaAeahaes
Ray . Morton suppfy company ls'b
Infantry tricd hnlore = tanrg martial
al Camp rfayi on ihe charge OF hav
ies given Private ioseph capoi0re
0uppls Company 18Th Infantry
hiew with Ah flW which resulted ~
Zee mans deaih waa sentenced e.
forfeit % aays pay The nnding OF
the eouis were approved ~ the re.
slcNlnA authorities
fRe dnlltAiiv tatween fga iNo pan
arose "a an argument aa so whether
wemen should hc allowed "a come IN
To Camp Travis Private Capotoriu
made REMARKS ihai aroused Tho ln.
disnaiion of private Morton aud ihe
argument resulted in lAr two Roiuw 10
the stahlys 90 settle iho difreulty
Witnesses ~ iAe uunrfsl stated that
rrlyat, Morton objected 70 "fnliine
y out hui when ho did finally 10
into ihe rght he STRUCK rr,ai" cap
oforo ,he enc blow iAat resulted IN
hls death
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21
ChurchnleH Plan Big Work

The Mems Dinner club os the fifa.
Methodist church met tor ils rogulae
eiansr last night, about rs mnu
Joining IN the good time and lh
serious planning Rev Dean Daif0n.
new pastor of the Wesley Methodist
church of Oklahoma rlty gave stlr
ring address on the btsnssa 0f the
Job before the men ol the church aud
urged them TO put their Who'll. energy
into the work of lhe Centenary move
ment lie drew comparison witH
the men 81 he X A + &. shown :
that. a. the army neels highly tralne !
officers and Officers whose whole
ieari il in their work. 20 the ehures
must have leaders who know their
business aud who are willing io put
sheir whole energy 'nto making th ;
work oi The church o success. H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21

rss ~Rik sfolhers ai he Rniars
slab wili so 80 e iAst al poor peo
fls az the sliy wiG have Merry
CAHsimAs Afsr q cafcfa' sarxvs oRN
6. families hase Aee~ faana who ar,
reails iH aeea re sch - these VII
he delivered well Gifted haSkes Non
aay Hognre The basket vii contasn
sood thiass "a cAi sfa - some eases
uearirs aesaeel a. vel and vii zach
oass AAsat g.
" J nshhons today ANNOUNCED ~
following adei,ioaAi donations 10 "A,
fana Ton JENKINS, Miss Tenor. "
II Husg y , gellmar " Jones 81
anons mcas. 81 n 4 ArtefN. S ae
IL ron have mol ooEsFlhu,fa "a tAtt
saiendsa movement an6 want to sele
phone az call on n J naheus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21
''UN" Ntil. PLAY TRAPS
NJ tI.k> CHARITY Rail-

Al me Esks charity hail "a b. gsytl
a' re honFe Nondss nlshi she pue'
tg e 70 again hes' The meloaioa'
whistle 81 car oa-i4ne rcsideag an
grlsrd. OHo Zimmerman Hs scrs
leos hay. been secured 70 assist A
hers orchestra and he will official
a. The drums
Mf zimmerman no~ eninys iht
reputation 81 being she best trai
drummer in the Southwest and hi
srgistic rendition Of afilcalt and Dc
ighifai sirs. over the whiwl.ug route
are well renemhevec attractions tha
used 10 be featured while he Was 3
re- .'ceni of fhAs cliy he will b.
zen the glad hand by his mans
friuncs in shls city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21
xsAtN4,s :
DRAMATIC SEA STORY
IS TOLD BY SURVIVOR
When u-Boat Attacked British
Decov Ship Durrsven, There
Ensued Most Brilliant
Display of Bravery

London. Dec ,-. be loss o. IN
British deooy ship Darrsveu Ia des
perste bstiie wish = German suhms
rae. The story q which has nov
been mace public b. the British 40
rlralty. constitute cne Of ihe mos'
daring and heroic easoees OF ihe
anti -sabmsrne wsr With their ves.
sells stisze. and box.s OF oordife snc
SHELLS exploding evo sew minutes
be sfer gan crew stack 10 their cur
until the magazine ploded and blew
. them ars their gun into the sif
Meanwhile the bsiis with the SUI
marine was fercely wared
This action took mace 10 August
1857 The vessel was one of the de-
coys which was com handed by Cap
tain Gordon Campbel who had pre-
vloasiy won ifse Victoria Cross BY
heroic and successfu' work In decoy-
ng submarine 70 'nesr destruction
IN her role o. an armed British
merchant ship. the DaEraven vas zlg
Tagging her course il he lanes haunt
I'd hy The submarines when q T. boa I
opened fire upoh her a. 1000 yards
TIE Durrzven returned the fire with
her merchant ship sun ard reduced
her speed 70 enable tge Hun 70 over
take her To coax h.m on. wireless
Ensis we're seni oui reading Help
Come quickly Submarine chasing
md shsillng me
FINALLY when he 81 bmsrines shells
began falling csoss. the DgDrsven
stopped and the usasi panic parry
abandoned ship Th Dunrsven va
shez on afire a.; anc ,re submarine
closed n 20 dis'zsce % s5y yards.
but was partly obse ired from vlsw
bs dense clouds o. smoke issuing
from the DBBrstsn stern
Although he kner that the mag
azins nuxi erplods Il be waited snc
thai a gsn and . gghs crew isy con-
oesi-d over tbe FDsesz.De .capisin
c~m ybeil reserved rs fire until the
submarine had pzSsed clear Of the
snBoke moment lsfer there VAS .
hesTy sK3loslon and tse Danrsven' .
gun snc So crew wefe blown into the
ar. The concaszi0n started the fire
gongs - he rezuniirg gun positions
] n screers hiding TIE guns were
tropped sno the oEiv gun that oouid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21
THO More Days Left In Which To Enroll
As Member of the Army of Mercy"


and asks his mother 20 Do every.
thing N her power 20 sustain ard
support that orga zatloa This
10 only one ~ a thousand such
Instances.
Another case 4 widow fssid
ing in this city has isrge farm
~ Of children thai she has raised
and educated slnee the death of
her husband She has seven IN
ths family q, hsms. and one son
In ffsnee. Every ONE of the
seven Is a membef al the Red
Cross, one being email boy Who
Is crippled. and he gave his dollar
that he had savso fof Christmas
ss his men1bershio fee. saying
that he would rather % withou,
what he had set his heart on than
fail 20 become a member of the
Red Cross that ~ss doing 80 much
for the soldiers.
II people like this can respond,
a would seem that every citIfen
IN Guthrie and Logan county
could do likewise Do not ies
children put you - sbsms Join
, the Red Cross fodsy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21

address sss followed b. ahar.
speessi from iasat Lofea y STARK
telling how effcisnt officers are pro
dueed foF ne army Ft Camp Zachary
fayiof
Arer ihs speeches oi The evening.
some tine ~as devoted 10 orsani1-
ing for the Centenary drive fhs
men took hold of lhe plans With great
erlhusiasm one feature will be-
Watch Nlsht meeting at the church
In which olha- organizations will have
fart Watch the aaper for further
news TomofroS wiil bu day fuli
u good things sood sermon BY
Pes Johnson. good music. good
wholesome welcome TO everyone.
Come oat and get your heart full OF
The Big things OF the church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21
WOVEN mAo RAN.

icndon. Dec fhe smaaignt 81
sAnui fifteen womef candidates io.
election 70 the Honse ot Commons
impaired = new ara interesting phss.
20 the eleVaonaersls THIS month
some ~ he women ~ were running
sor office under The nts lAw whicf
permits them reFreg nlAWen in the
RFatsh pAriAmen~f were rrWmin~ns
II she ola wsn6op -snashirg DAYS O,
the IRE var suffrage campaign ons
candidate srneanc@a that she seeks
cfe-e as = ~zwses &c 80 isas. whsis
sDoshev the widow .. az srmY officer
announced as her a'forn thor
oush and sys'emat51 Boycott ~ The
Germans
Foremost among ti.e women csRai
dates vas Cr.siobel iankhHrsi shoss
activities a. militant leader before
me war gave her international promi
rtnce she Was ons 2 lA@ supporters
@. Premier Dave Laoya George anc
ran on platform dem0crslGzln 3
prosperity and The shosition q pow
er1y BY Increased proaacison Q
vesllh So thai. there Eill Be wealth
enough s0r sil
Mrs HOPE widow g British army
oolonel ss al 8nde. ensent opposed
Herhsrf AsguiTh. the former premier
shs cAsTssisrlEe6 Nr Asquith a. a
wEsh-oS;~ whose core va rot
fer and aruoUnced mat she STOOD
sor good 5obs for soldiers and ilors
and sor the recaasiruc,ion of edu-
cation
Mrs Charlotte Despsrd who rsn a.
labor esneidsse Tor BaHersea is a
sister O Tseld Nsrshal Viscount
John French, viceror o. Ireland she
was fwsce in prison for hsf sufsrng
activities before The wa Many o.
he boys whom she anoiherea lu h.
f,rsi school ciinic = England return
et from the war in sh4k TO sup,,or
her .osn1i1 i1scr which was based g.
he labor paTss program wiih sr.e-
casl stress cr reforms affecting fhe
weitSre cf nothe~s 4n6 children sns
tie econo-lc. social and professions Z
freedom q women She believes a.
state care for ehildF VI
Mss y1osa; MARKHAM independeH
r4se-sl 1xrdiasfe tc- ..............
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21


obstacles. as there are only three
more days yet Tor the work Keep
going and do not let the Red
Cross spirlt die. Less than one
hundred thousand members have
been reported 70 dsie.--L e Phil
lips.
Christmas Is at hand, and the
Christmas spirit Of giving should
prevail let your membership
Zee be your gift 20 the boys who
have won the war Il ls the least
you car 90 and retain yoaf self
respect. And you get value re
ceived in becoming q member of
,he greatest organized sssocia
ton for nerey and helpfoiness IN
the world
Mrs Ruth Eireran Of supply.
Okla, called - the War 5tsr1p
Bank yesterday ana took out her
Membership in the Red Cross Roll
Gail She has just received let
ter ffou, her son. Corpora Fred
Eiermsn. CO n, An Inf, 4ih Oi.
vision, nov IN a hospital IN France
In which he tells of the great
work done BY the Red Cross there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21
POLICEMAN kNlt'~ UNt ail-
I'm DIS ~ KANSAS

orlando Kyle fls nidnat pclisrmau
an the uuihfle force N poinl ~ tety
icr wRa called 10 indep~ndsnrv Kan
IAst nisAi hs thr suAdun aeAtA af hts
daughter The dee~ased was ass
W ycAFs - age and suCAnihei tD
pneumonia. eauaed by lnflaeAga HAe
eRa eehanl TEACHER aud was tak~u
white In dlscharKe cf heF daiies fhr
ympe,hs 81 tho community gnes out
20 Ar Kyle IN Wa hour ~ sfriaiibn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21
AS TO WAR RISK
INSURANCE FOR SOLDIERS
Discharged Soldiers Should Con
vert Policies To FIT New Life
As Civilians the Plans
Are Announced

Discharged aoldlers who have lat
en- oni war risk lngufance. of hay,
made application toe the same. sfs
urged 10 pay The p-.mises and con
iinuo this Insurance a. plans hass
been formulated 10 convert ~,
amount h" Il cariyiis 10 more o.
trsctiyo form Of insurance after
period of five years
The following Instructions have
been issued by the authorities frgu
iaiing The caniinuagc ~ he policies
IN compliance witr The request a
Major Eugene n Kerr. drafl aaeea
live for Oklahoma. yuu arv advised
81 follows 10 gessri 20 The pfomlams
on thu war risk Insurance. ~ ds
charged soldlcfs
Every soldier sho pofds waf riAh
Insurance certificate Or who has ap
pl,'d for ~ar risk insurance phsthef
or NOT the policy has hesn received.
should pay his premium 20 The United
states monthly IN advance BE may
pay Tor longer period of time IT he
80 desires
The Insurance wi. lapse after aH
day from daie Of discharge. aaaum
Ing that the soldiers pay has been
ftn.,t.m.a - ..~ ..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21

To-Day. sunday, ard Monday arc
tire days left for Guthrie and To-
gar county 70 90 over the top IN
the Red Cross Christmas mem
hsrship drive. ard ntensive work
viii be the order until We arc
safely on she Honor Roll The
War Stamp Bark will be Night
anc Day Bank during this period,
s0no~y not excepted. ard tire
captains ard their teams, aided
b. ihe churches ara Boy Scouts
will MAKE strinOoys efforts 70
rsse the quota
The following telegram has
setn received ~ Chairman G &
Garter. from State Chairman
Philips.
e. e. Garter. Guthrie. Okla.
10 q possible that the people %
your community do not care 20
Keep the Red crcss spirit alive
oslahoms's hriibaft war record
10 now ~ peril and unless yev
ard your workers start with re
: ne~en energy we will be DIS.
erseeo. intensity personal solici
sstion, devise means 70 combat all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21
AoNo prLASNp ArYrHH
Ructiv0u nv rNtl .taaca
FROM eis soN carsrgR

A lsils4 aafra usahef g6 wgtgteu
by rhfslef liirsvhi "a ha pAfeula
Ass received ~ v | ttitsyhi hla "a
lhsr fudas rhe rreagh aage mars
"a November sg So tat Mr fgfsrAl
Ats nal received any bins atfislal q.
20 Nhrihss pF Ret h. aon ie gHmFwa
A report lhs w. Ses victim "a ang
% The ls.s 4-la i.fha.aw was sisea
iBfsd here tal wirve ~ WashIog'Aa
hnaaKhi ghe answer lhAI sA, are
hl#shi waw not istsi IN ghe l'eYsNs
ink repnrtM II eaauahgiea. su laf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21

Nfa Mary Price. wlfe IF l'@sat pfiTe
ielf West i4nRan avrnae well knaWu
ln lhla city aud highly respected and
connected IN ihin eiiy. passed awaY At
o'clock Yesterday evening ~ bei
home SHE leaves husband aud twp
sMall children and mauy frlatiyea
here to mourn hwr nnllmsly death
pnuvmonla waA che cauae ~ her
tsath ena the tunefat services slll
ae bold et The unitnd t'reahyserlan
caur,h tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21
pu, ,osr RES cross eAo 'o window

pa, your RED cfoes taa 81 - ndo~
Gail At bark on SUNDAY ard tate
your nemh,ssh,p ~ Red crcss
u your 1873 Red Cross it not Ia the
window. your house ~il he vlsHcd
either on sunday cr Monday
shoule you wat f,r seite tor
wny not ear al War SAVINGS hanb
aHd take membership ~ Red ceoas
u you cannot call ~ the bank anc
,a4s your Christmas membership with
the RED crees. telephone 1850 ard a
solirtor will call At your home
ne sure q wear your Red Cross
hutton thca you wsil not he tfou
lied wsth solicitors
Display your REQ Cross Button and
~ndo~ flap
WY not DO your part and help sc
cure members fer Red Cross3 Sun
day is the bss, day ot all TO do svoh
huu@nstarian work,
Remen,bsr the War Savings Bank
Is open sunday for convenience of thv
busy people.
The Boz Scouts ~si assls, the "a
dies with their soliciting on sunday
Pew rindiey is captain of the team
Have yosr dollar ready for Red
Cross
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21
aAaveY sNnp WILL az

NOME F0H f0AfuAfs
lsf,sr from Harvey Kemp - his
mother anrsunssa ghst - had laadst
iaths aood old United statss ard ~ss
now At Carp Meade, vlrvnls ard
would be Transferred . sFs army camp
nearest ME horne, ~hteh ~li hs slthsr
~ siil ~ Camp FuHss0a. viii be
home ~ Chrs,ras. ! naps. hs said
rhis - the nfs, outnfis boY 10 lssd
ia Aoerics slnks tns snd u sns ~sF
We we're on shs ~steva t@a ~sess
ana encountered great STERN. the
waves ran - least s~o stories hiah
Gee. tm glsd I'm on GOOD OH AnsF
tesr soil" ne aAln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21
REGULAR A|n PASSENGER
SERVICE ACROSS OCEAN
Express Line Is To Be Established
Soon Passengers. Mail and
Express To Be Its
Work

Nea York Zee 81 Cant senlaman
Llpsueg who resigned recently ss
Hrerinfendeni af the Government
erssl mail service. announced lonleht
scAea BY 4 srogp 81 wesllsy men. he
sin establish nes' year lhe flrs.
serial passenger and express lines Ia
ms country
raptain L.pener said that ne WAS
q ~ liberty % announce proposed
alleA hpi asserted thai the iirs line
sraid he pa snto operation on May
IS. 1919 Tho service he sahi. would
ae started WITH six planes each with
speed of lia mites an honr and a
apaeity of forty passengers or an
equivalent weight in express Equip
men of PASSENGER planes he said
siil neiude wireless telephone sys
fetn and am latest scientific appllanc
ss The rates will bo within The reach
Z al ae added
Captain Lipsner also said THAR. an
less someone else has already tome
40. on June 10 bc viii make the first
trans Atlantic rieht selecting The
same route followed ~ the tran sport
George Washington in taking Pres
seni Wilson 20 France tlo added thai
4 sea going plane 70 be used IL the
Tight is now being constructed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21

f~fs ~ *ft' NeN~s%t "Nf~te w
senpastsis roeseo
pstses at Peace TaAse
Gen Sma,s ~ho vas reported IS
have resigned trom ts~ esA.ue, W4il
say sra w4ll have mporaan. aaues
% tGlsgl IN connceson with the pag
sesos Negotiations, 'Ae nsts chrau
sg8e ~Ass and essA So oG Tea
ne,As. shr Soash Affasa premief
al b. a member ~ Ghs pesoe caa
terence
IN is understood shAt Nr Aloys
George flhs British piemleFi Is avers
io large cabinet ara when As gov
cgnneEt i Feoaassi,pfe6 aaer the
elections u probably ~f he fcuaa
that the personnel 81 sfe nsw caAine
~s Dol ezocea iweAs Considerable
changes mAs b soskoa Tor Is yh.
mtristry
Lord M4lner wi have fhe @AF O.
fics ant Sir Erss ceaacs ihs admir-
airy. and il Is an open secret thS
Austen Chamberlain viii saceec1 An
drew Roar Law a. chancellor of ,he
ercsceaer St
Ore ~ fhe prominent women elect
eS IL cTssioAel Pan hurst. With ihe
rcssshsnss oi ,wo others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21
German Troops Welcomed
In Berlin To Strains OF
Deutschland Uber Allies"
Men of Garrison Don't Salute Officers hut Home Coming
Troops Are Well Disciplined Berliners Dance
Drink Vine $40 a Bottle


rayis. Dee sf-~fusleh ws~ssae.rs
sessy nYtHses a vlsres alsessaA ass
fYlra ehs report tAas N. Ausssa.a
government +tm aesleF 10 swsla Fr~sn
slssueea~,es. nod ssssa sRs allied
authorities - eeevpY sh@ Aas,es
HpNgsFsa~ espissl fA~ sensswa ~
freeeh. afhlsh @ea AmaFseas svasms
fef thss euFenss ~ss fsaassf@a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21

Ma George L Anderson. Wis pf
cfy Ci.fh Anderson andef ihe eafe
~ fhe hector f9f pneuma0la
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21

Beginning January ls the monthly subscription price Of The
Daily Leader delivered by carrier the city will be 20 cents
per month.
To those who pay year advance before January
10th Of $500 Will be made This will
the bother Of being visited each month by collector will
also you s00 year the subscription price The
present subscription rates is 45c per month $40 year
DAILY LEADER MANAGEMENT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-21

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in Oklahoma CRY tbs morning oA
business connected Aiih hls official
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