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The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. April s.-BUrTER-Trads was
slow and the mArkst Ess cent lower. with
general pressure to sell We quote a. follows:
Solid packed creamery. sTtrs. &c; higher scoring
goods, l3aisc; extra hrstl. llc: hnts. s0as0sc
seconds. Ss9sc; nGIbs prints, &c; average extra.
s3aSSc: hrsts, tlai2c; seconds. 4sl0c; special
brands Of prints jobbing at S7alac.
EGGS-Rsceipts were cute liberal and the
market declined l5e per case, but demand was
fairly active at revised hgrres We quote the
following: Free cAsef. nearly frsts, SlQN Der
standard case; current receipts, IeT case Slo.SO
Western extra, hrSS 1850 per case; hrsts.
1850 per case; candled eggs jObbing at 46si2c
per dozen
CHEEESE-Tbe market WAS oujet Int s,esdy.
The following we're the Quotations: New Yort.
whole milk, fancy. 24a3il4c; specials higher;
New York whole milk. fair 10 good, 2aZc
PRONISlONS-Sold fairly in a jobblnR way
and some bids were q shade hrner We quote
City beef, in sets. smoked and air dred, Sc
Western beef. in sets. smoked. &c; city beef.
muckles and tenders smoked ard air dried
sc; Western beef, knuckIes and tender. smoked
sc; beef hams, IS; pork, family So oOssS %
hams, =. T.. cured loose, 9aSlc: do skinned
loose 3hSc; do. smoked, Basic; other hamS.
3oaS2c; hams smoked. Westen cured, nszc
do. boiled. homeless. &c; picnic shoulders.
). T. cured loose. 2i5zc; do. smoked 25lTc
LIVE POULTRY-Chickcus. soft meated roo.-
ers. &ai2c: staggy Young roosters S3a95c; Old
roosters, oOa,3c. Ducks Pekin, sRs2c; do.
Indian Runner. $500. Geese. 3Agsc. Guineas.
per pair. S.OOal.50. Pigeons old, per pair,
i0ai5c; do. young. per pair. Sa36c.
DRESSED IUULTRY-Frozen fowls z %
box. milk fed. drypicEed. Fancy selected, S;
weighing 4 pounds and over apiece. S5a; DO,
81 pouDds apiece, 32sJi; do, pounds apiece,
aa5l; frozen fowls. in barrels, fancy, dry.
picked Weighing Z pounds and over apiec-,
IS; do 81 IOuBds apiece. s2aS3; smaller sizes,
3a0. Frozen broiling chickens, Weighing N
and pounds apiece: Western. soai2. Roasting
chickens, Western, in boxes: Weighing IA
pounds and over apiece s.: weighing 4 pounds
apiece, Sa4; weighing ~ pounds spieoe, 3las2;
weighing "a and pounds APIECE, 2ss30 Roast
ing chickens. Western. in barrels: Weighing
"a pounds and over apiece, 8; weighing ga
and pounds apiece, SlA2; weighing ~ and !
pounds apiece. 2saSJ; old roosters dry-picked.
~. Turkeys. nearhy dry PICKED: Fancy. ga
70; fair to good. 52A3s; turkeys. old toms. S4a
IS; do, common, 30. Ducks. Western, weigh
ing pounds and over, 3aS2; do, smaller
sizes. 8&9. Geese, nearby. 3lA2S; do, wesern.
3aE. SQUADS. per dozen: White. weighing u
70 II pounds per dozen, T.50a7.T5 White WeiEh.
ing to 10 pounds per dozen, 675a7.5: white.
weighing pounds per dozen. 55s65; do, do,
POUNDS per dozen. I5Oa5Oo; do, do, 9 and
Ga pounds reT dozen, S0laS.T5; dark, 0L2 %
small and No. 2, 7ss2o.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
WALL STREET READY
FOR LIBERTY DRIVE
Financiers Predict Third Loan Will
Soon Be Oversubscribed.

New York, April Sit was just a
year ago that the United States enter
ed the great war and the stock mar
ket celebrates the anniversary by be-
having itself in a most remarkable
manner. All today fluctuations were
purely nominal. United States Steel
had a range of only one-eighth until
about five minutes before the close,
when there was an additional fluctua-
ton OF one-quarter.
This action OF the market means
that Wall Street has been thoroughly
prepared for the liberty loan. All
private interests have been submerged
in the public necessity.
What happened In the stock market
today or what may happen tomorrow is
of Iittbo Importance compared with the
big piece Of the business that Wall
Street is beginning tomorrow morning.
the floating OF the Third Liberty
Loan.
Railroad earnings continued bad.
but what of it? What else could
happen considering the weather in
January? The Steel Corporation will
make a very bad report Of earnings
for the first quarter, but what else
could 1t do in view Of the remarkable
weather? Business is now going ahead
at full speed. and that speed is be-
ing accelerated in every factory.
Economies to be introduced on the
railroads and increased rates that are
soon to be put into effect for both
freight and passengers will settle the
railroad problem. Coal is being rush
ed to consumers in record volume.
The government is planning to en-
courage the production of petroleum in
greater volume than ever. The tele-
graph and telephone companies will
probably be taken under government
control following the appraisal now in
progress. That will stabilize the price
of those securities.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
test Financial Nes Nth the --latest Stock Market Quotations

products which will be In demand for
export, after the war Is ended, All
are confident that We must now, al
though In the midst OF war, be care
full to make preparation for the day
when peace comes. To do this II is
necessary to have the facilities to
meet the tremendous demand which
viii come from other countries for
American products. One thing that is
regarded with favor is the fact that
when the war Is ended. II shipbuilding
il speeded Up 10 the contemplated
maximum. the United States will have
the greatest mercantile marine in the
world. and II that be our possession
IL viii materially aid IN the develop
ment OF the great world trade which
We should secure and increase after
the war is ended.
HOLLAND"
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York April 5.-TradinG on the curb
today Was very dull. the aggregate dealings
being the smallest that have been recorded since
before the first Of the current year Prices.
however despite the duIlness maintained q irm
tone at slightly above the closing levels Of
yesterday
There was practically no feature to the mar
ket. interest being scattered throughout the seT
cral departments On the curb. Motor stocks
continued finn with small gains being scored
The report Of the smaller earnings Of the
Electric Boat Company failed To have material
effect upon the price Of Submarine Boat which
held steady. The balance Of the miscellaneous
peciAlties were quiet and firm
Metal stocks were also without special fea-
ture. but prices maintained a hm tone. Unity
gold scored an advance again, selling at its
TEeTinus high record price. The medium price,!
shares were all slightly higher. while the bal
ancs Of the metal group was steady. Bonds
were quiet and steady.
Furnished by W B. Hibbs and Company.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, April 5-Dispatches from Wash
inyton announcing that the price fixing COM
mittee Of the War Industries Board had called
meeting for next Wednesday to consider fixing
prices for fabrics caused heavy general selling
Of cotton toward the close today and broke
the market sharply.
An easier tone prevailed in the early dealings
a. a result of rains in Texas overnight and
bsrometrc conditions that pointed to still fur
thsr precipitation There was rather free selling
BY some Of the commission houses and by
Liverpool, which weakened first prces 3 to -
points undsS last nights close. Offerings con-
tinued TO increase after the opening. and by
the end Of the first fifteen minutes the market
was about % points net lower. Its technical
position after the recent big advance was ia
VOrable to . reaction, and the early selling
movement found little support in evidence.
Realizing or liquidation became very active
and by the end Of ne first hour the market
showed losses Of some 4S to 50 points under
last nights closing figures.
A rally OF 20 points more early In the last
hour on covering, trade and New Orleans buying
was followed by the withdrawal Of purchasing
orders and extensive liquidation, promoted by
the news from Washington. The list declined
rapidly. losing all Of the earlier recovery and
selling about 81 bals below Thursdays high
level The close was barely steady at a net
decline Of 90 to 70 points.
The receipts at the ports for the day were
lo3H bales against 9Oas bales a week ago
and 90 Al bales q year ago.
Stocks in New York warehouses are l55, ,tS
bales compared with e6,26s bales a year ago.
Exports for the day aggregated l,5O0 bales.
For the season TO date the clearanees amount
to- 5,OIs,OOO bales against IS95, s36 bales in the
CORES 2ondiug period last season.
The amount OF cotton brought into sight for
the week, New Orleans figures. 1889 bales.
compared with Ios,5ll bales 9 year ago and
lD,67S bales two years ago.
Spot at New Orleans was steady at an ad-
yoncs Of 5 points at $50; the sales were Z, as
bales Spot here was quiet at a decline Of 6
points at 5.5 for middling. There were no
sales.
Receipts at some Of the leading ports were
EeE Orleans. 2,1i; Savannah, 2,Ss6; Boston, 2O5;
st. Louis, 4.545
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool Ap<l L-spot cotton vas firm 10
day at 40 sdvanee d % poins ios ni6dlinG.
old CONTRACT. At As. whils sood niddlins. ~
contract showed . gain q % potns st oB.
Ihs sales were 500 bales. Including COO bale
American The market for new future eoutrsets
opened steady 3A7 points higher and elosed
steady at = net sdvsnos Of Ilai4 poiutA
Following is close of new future contracts
April 5-2; Nay, 3.l; July. als2; August.
A62
At the close Quotations for old contrast months
were reduced ten points 10 q net adVance Of
u points for the day. Final prices were: Aur1I.
$40: April-Msy. 2e2: MHy7Juns. z.H: June
July. 2346
Old contract spot prices were: American mid.
ding fair. 3.B; good middiing. 8.z; middlins.
A.a; low middhnE. 40; gOod ordinary. no:
ordinary zoo
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New York, April 4-The following
residents Of Washington are register
ed at New York hotels:
H. S. Blackmore, B. r. Lowasbery.
Woodward: Miss d. Bonner. Mrs. 1.
o. Howard. Martha Washington: z
r. Brodton. @. z. Murrell. Grand;
o. L. T. Fisher. Marlborough: Mrs. c.
A. Harrington, Herald Square: c. r.
McAtee. Latham; II. Mitchell, Gregg
rian; II. A. Vale. BrozteIi; Or. c. NJ.
Williams. Breslin: trade representa-
tives: Woodward & LAthrop. "a
Fourth avenue. Miss N. Dell. miln-
merry; G. B. White. shoes.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April G-Money % call % tn
Stock Exchange opened at 4 PEI cent: high.
I per cent low, per cent: close. per cent.
Moa Of the DAYS loans were made al & peT
cent
Time money vas still very quiet, but q aliEht-
y easier tone prevailed. Thep was q slightly
increased bo4 tasG Rates on all indnstrial
collateral were - 10 per cent for % daN
pI cent 70 % days, and for -four. Eve ano
six months I'd on miIed oollHte1l at 81
10 per cen for EIty days, epr cent tor
ninety days nd for four. Eve and M nouths.
Mercantile pApeT was . trine more actiEas
owing 10 improvement in the demand. looai
and otherwise. Rates. per cent fog the best
names. with occasional aies Of espeoalr
choice short paper At 81 epr esni.
Interior money rates were unchanged today.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
single Share SOLD
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Washington Gas Transaction at 81
Stands Alone.

One share Of Washington Gas STOCK
at 81 was the only sale on the Local
stock exchange yesterday.
Bids for ''T1ghts'' Of the CONNER
cisI National Bank. listed yesterday.
were ct l2h. while IA was asked
One share OF the new issue OF stock
Of $50, 900. at S150 a share. In available
for stockholders for every three
shares Of old stock.
The main banking room Of the
Northwest Savings Bank IL undergo
ing alterations 30 as 10 give more
room for the recent increase In their
business. Their deposits are reported
near t3oo.OOO. showing an increase in
six months Of about 90 per cent.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd, April 5-Clostns prices on
Baltimore grain market:
Whsat-Bag lots Of Southern sold from Sse
70 0b as 70 quality and condition
oorn-Cob corn F.f5 per barrel for csrIoads
rrins pearoz yellow; prime white. . ooa9 .
tor carloads.
oats-standard white. N.uSaIoe; No. .
white. sI.0lal.oa
Rye-No. Western expert spot, Es5; bag lots
nearbg re. ss to quality. 2loazs0
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
Former Congressman Dies.

Oshkosh, Wis. April SIS. A. Cook.
formerly Representative In Congress
and pioneer paper manufacturer, is
dead at his home IN Neenan. WiG He
was born in 1873.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06

ID, SaSlc; store packed. per ID. &c; Maryland.
Virginia aud dairy prints. per lO.. 3AS3c: process
butter. per lb., SeaHc
EGGS-MaryIand. Pennsylvania and nearby
frsts, per doz.. AajSc: Western hrsts. pr dnz.,
,IaEc; West Virginia hrsts. rer doz.. 3iaS5c
southern hrstS, per doz.. 5aSIc duck egg.
,-F coz a2c
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
Danbury Hatmaker Dies

Danbury. Conn, April 5.-charies H.
Merritt, a leading hat manufacturer
and president Of the American Anti
Boycott Association, is dead here OF
pneumonia.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
Herald Circulation
Over
10000 Daily.

IThc statement below covers
the period when The Herald was
period when The Herald yyax
Fl, when II became n I-cent
paper, the circulation has in
creased over 1000. The Runran-
tecd circulation Is now over
SO,OOO.l
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06

red TOP. Acoisp p1 100 Ibs; slusp.ss. 40
$50
GRAfN-Wheat, milling. per bu., llo12.D;
corn, per bu.s l.soal-ss; oats, whits, LGsi.os;
mixed oats lolai.os; hay. No. /. sooeIsi %
No. :. 47aa.O
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
U. S. BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, April 5.-Bank clearings in the
United States for the week ending April 1.
as reported to Bradstreet's Journal, New York,
Aggregated S,s6lsSs 900 against S. So, O6s0O last
week and 6,SS,2 ,2S 900 in this week last year.
Canadian cleardngs aggregate Sl57 ,C25d Co a.
against aI2. $500 last week and $I70.ll4. 900
in this week last year.
Following are the returns for this week with
percentages of change as compared with this
week last year:
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Washington Gas. ! at 81.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
Future Exports.

Senator Owen speaks with gratifca-
fion Of the fact that manufacturers of
broad vision and Of great enterprise OF
st. Louis have already established
plants and are manufacturing war
materials which they are furnishing to
the government. especially caisson
wagons and shells.
The development of the Southwest,
which Is now in progress upon a very
large scale. will result in providing
our exporters with the peculiar kind OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-30
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff


There Is one sure way that never
fails 10 remove dandrutf completely
and that is 10 dissolve H. This 1ex-
aboat four ounces OF plain. ordinary
liquit aryon; apply Il at night when
rctifiuE: use enough TO moisten the
scalp and rub X in gently with the
finger tips
Ny morning, most II not all, OF yonr
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirey destroy every
single sign and trace OF II, no matter
how much dandraif you NAV have
You will find. too. that all itching
and digging Of the scalp win stop In
s'autly, and your fair will he fluffy.
iustrJis. glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel hundred times better.
Yon can get liquia srvon az ans
drug sfore. II ic inexpensive, ami
four ounces is all you viii, need This
simple remedy has never been known
10 fail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-30
Sewing Circle With
/, Much Whispering


Before 'hr arrival uf ths ssnrk there i
much ts TAX elsaat, The comfort 81 the
ssp~tsnt ts0lhsr IL sbe chef tapss,. aad ii.sfe
y tafe ~ he suma~tm~ Win has used ~
Ano~s ~ that Hpieaaiii eslsfnai help-~Aoih
sfs FREED.
kauseA. nervousness. beafsnss.fo~a and
slfs'hisE pAills and oihsr afmptams 81 fa.
Hahsr ~ hsanY wpaATn are hnSonk ths
dIenJrd experiences Thousands II mothers sag
t'sY eniilsiy essape w tho uss ~ this ~
~ luansnee an tAs An~ ~, .woss ~ nerves
sHd llxsinenis lAst n~nsash TIE asib 10 nun.
dsfful
NY ,he reguisr usr ~ Mothers Friend
hufinK tho isefADd the nsusxsss are fHade
Ahu Atpt slft ami elastic thTY ekpa ad sasisy
wi'h0Us stfsla. nhen taby ID tsifD aua ths
pam and dsugff al tass crisis - naturally
loss
Mothers rriesd " fur external use uhiY,
u void ~ aii asnrrists. shd aisossja hs hssd
NTH tlv lt'nesf rsgalarliy. write tn TIC
hfadHrid Regulator Co. Lamar ultx
Aiiahta. tsa FER valuable anI in,efsst
ing Motherhood pguk" there II weanh
81 lnssttsftior ani euflfuft 10 BE- derived
~ rvsl{nF tlA isiie i.AA II Il plainly
sfiltA and viii he splendid little test
spk iwr Kiiisnrr. not 8Bly far yourself tah
sip sake 'ou. helnnsl % oshefs sae IN
HE ueanilfas 10 Hft fail 81 set a l.,ifls ~
NssNefA FfitHi From la dfue sspfu snd tlsNs
f9fi''y ynntFgN sNsires pain as4d discomfort
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-30

Mrs Ruth a Mckay has begun en-
rsiling her classes for ran this week
The report has been current fhal she
a goins 10 move TO California. Thif
u erroneous. a. hast ii 80 Tar a. I'M
mediate Intentions ere concerned She
win not leave before spring IN IN +
Iseantime those who are deslrons oi
taking instructions In china painting
ard water col0rs AhnMld enroll now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-30
BAPTIST e,~l. on Tuesday

The baaIisl cirele wlll meet Tor an
sli-day session on Tuesday al -
O'Clock a. the church Al members
e'e requested 10 tFing their lunch aud
scwins baskets There will be- plen
y ot sewing Tor IN aud namhef Of
laroriant bnslmes matters ell hr
ds*russcd during he day On areom
81 this special scctinT The regular
Thursday meeting has been postgon
"a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-30

Among those Nao attended the staie
fair al Oklahoma cily last week we're
NJ and Mrs n ! Armaniroui. Mr and
Mrs Ralph Davis. Mr. and Mrs no,
Herd, Miss Ethel Douglass, Miss Mary
Douglass, Miss Namgt oliver Miss
Lyda iahr. Miss vIrgii Tasior. M.ss
Wanda Thompson. Miss Alice Tail-
man. Fred Holman. Fay scruschaield
John Foeartr5 craFin smith. MIR.
iva'i, Miss Marin Pratt. Mis- Retta
Conneway.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-30
c CHANGE FOR
THE BETTE R
And Pains in Sides Relieved. BY
Use Of Cardui, the Womans
Tonic, Says Texas Lady.

Kemp. Texas~-Nrs Minnie cheek.
ct this town writes \ suffered with
Iains in my sides and couldn't
stand on my feet. al times Couldn't
a. my work. only what had 10 be done
had phga gaician and he gave me
medicine. tho Il didn't do ma any
n rod. and he advised an operation. 1
had read In the Ladies' Birthday Al.
nssnac OF Gardni. so ! decided 10 try
Is when had taken one bottle. !
felt the change for better took . or
~ bottles and have been well ever
since.
= recommend cardui TO all suffer
ing women. When my husband told
pr. --. our family physician. was
taking Cardui. he said IL was a good
t'lic for me. will never aease prais-
lra II II bull, b2 my system and
strengthened me more than anything
ever done"
cardni Is a purely vegetable tonic
2 Hediclne. comopged OF ingredients
which have been recognized by medI-
cal writers for many years. as Of value
~ the ireatmen, Of ailments peculiar
&c women. and thousands OF volnn-
isry letters similar 70 the above are
received every year. from women users
q cardui. who aase actually proven
tits TO be true.
II you are weak and run down from
womaniy troubles, try Cardui. the
NcmsD's tonic. All druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-30
Guarding OR Lines

Gnaydlng cur hires Is Ike rusrdius
cur fsesith - ~s must encourage TIE
eate oi o9r bodies = Train cur organ,
tg bs1hy endurance. efficiency and
fml zchlrvemeEt II 10 not 90 mneh
. Necessity 20 nEhs disease q 10 euls.
vxie issalth.
II We wAnt 10 increase cur chances
Ia ions lie-Dg. Pierce. OF tbe surr.-
eal inssilrse, BssfAlo. n. A.. aw
rkssp the kidn<ss in good order. nv
q eliminate through uhe akin and in,
scsrreS The potsons thar osherwlsr eln<
TIE Kidneys. Avoid eating meat a
fauch - Isossi hir avoid too much sah,
aieohni Yea. Try ; milk and vegetable
dsst punk plenty of water. obtain
Anprsc tdcuhse ssss~gsA b, sas al censs
~ dfugSsts. and exercise 50 yoa per
sp.re--the skin helps 10 eliminate TOXIC
polsoRs and ursc acid"
Fer sisos~ easily recognized symptoms
OF inflammation, as hAckaeAr. scalains
Naiey.- % II ufsr aesa ia the blood has
seuS~d rswninafssm. rusty Joints. a,fs
neG. ret Anaric Al the drug store. a,
ssAd Dr. Y. NJ. Pierce, Invalids Hotel
pre4.os n. r., 10 cts. tor trial pacs age
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6oetieo and an now entirely we'll so
- ~ ny work - and not . trace Of
nv cd trouble ] have told many q
~ frieods what wonderful results they
uM eet from il use. - Mrs. s. ].
SHMLxR, 1850 5th Ave, Troy. N. Y.
women who ere IN Mrs. sernlcr's
condition should not give up hope or
submit 10 such IN ordeal until they have
given LYDIA E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound trial.
For suggestions IN regard to your
condition write Lydia E. Pinkham Med
jcineCe Lynn. MAss- Theresuitef their
% year, experience 10 at your service
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q or Lon A. MOMENT =
1NMxx wNxAMxK KxN n

i~ars . 'n' Nnaf'ecA 'fsd iafw
tAmeA' mas 'sNeh NM 'h' Han =
fo' hNN'a -" IVY i'sh"t'f DONNA
~'
me eamf"'Fh lof o'o clothes 1ef 'h'
i''s'"ns was s4feeHs ~ ""'ht'e ara
u YOU afH 9fNT patriot faa ~'''
hot sisnken on ne Fourth l'heti,
loan bonds
President Wilson wlil DRAW the ffA'
~ 'he master numbers N lhe enninK
afAh q men Of II 20 Se
-
N"at SAFE Io be held 70 The i.ais
h"fgaln haAfm'n' soon Here @ill HI
ohanc" to save FSe on 'he dollar
-
hoehsfs a. Naihai. after hlnasns
END eaE1sna The lady operator were
t'fh'rn"d away by 'he unexpected
-
Fhe o'K drive y 90 Have yea done
your snare y na' ~'ilHou Co ihI
'r' hen't foh ria4s
-
= real eiean-aR sale 81 odd ann
'hHA ~ 'hF i.nis bargain haAe'nens
. lhnfsday lhe 3rh The low ,lFle"s on
vh'Ss ~ INC wfsf ~ thfee DAYS
twice thar many more bsve fallen 20
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MoNuAY. atpr ao.-. Las..n a..I,l

MONDAY srpr To- ggsssn assgsi
"pe Luse Annis." Norma ralmaise's )
latest production Tor hvF aelret Stat
Series wlli be ihe feature attraction
At The Gem lhealer tonight Tn slafy
flrst appeared ~ sso pafs seftal IN
Tho Saturday EyfninR Posi- 20 that
millions 0f homes are familiar Nsth
ihis thrilling tale Norma TalmadAe
has never appeared 70 h~ttef al
age than in this absorbing play ~
criminal lite sith a sarpaasln psY
chDiogseaI ending Al Julie keussal
the wfa ~ prominent lawyer Who
- Interested IN the Workings ~ Grim.
snai minds. whom a hl0w on the asad
turns ndFitt on thA world. tasal Vie
tim OF apilaAis. Miss Talmadge regfs.
lsra a tFsnrndOas hil In nsoai rial
laslr Dortfaysi. she becomes tha soh
fsdsrato 0f Jimmy FslsHmsrfek. ard,
with him. OPERATES the Dc. Iuxs book
xama. a variant ~ the old badger
sama. later. although his face seems
strangely familiar. she meets her has
band. treats him a. a stranger aud
ss.ka 10 slctlnssp him
Hearst Paths News.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-30

TWO COAL MINERS KILLED
BY CAVE in or ROCK

Roy Wright and George Courson
miners, employed at mine No Of
the Oklahoma Consolidated Coal
Ct mgany. near Henryefia. were IN !.
sianiiy killed and George Davis. an
other miner was fatally injured when
t.e three were caught beneath a cave
N 81 falling rock The bodies Of
Wight and Coufon were recovered
badly crushed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-30

Prot " a u9olsii nf fha Meth
oAlss NnlNefHsy wsll Rise o course ~
fifteen university lectures on rssgho-
'0Ft GA Monday EVENINGS heeiunlnE
October 3lh The coarse mhy ~ gAkrn
viih of without textbook study lfo.
VI Ion Will he nsaAA fot receiving aai.
s,rslsv credit ii desired This ri8aa n
open "a the publis For lniornailon
rsGAfaiuE enFnllnent and tuition rates
ptonc Mrs Goodgasiufe. ilaf
The tlrsi meeting of The class wlil
he held ncxi MuA3ay evening ai bgl
Easi Nohie AZ eight o'clock.