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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14
T Il 0 N S An D.
INSANE MUST.
ALL REG|sIER.
INMATES o. VE<iTE<TlAK-
Hes WILL Sor. HOWEVER,
he DRAFTED INTO THE
wan SERVICE

Inmates o. pffs.n ~ and insane asy-
lums will be meIaded IN ths eouiins
draft. the same 40 The ordinary .clsi.
lian. Il " reported by Tho office OF
Provost Marshal General cr1w6eaf
However. feions wlll not be drafted
into the army The reports xlll not
b, Included by the adIutant general
In The consolidated state report
Penltenllafy inmates vii be regis
t,ted BY he warlen, who is 10 Secure
csrds from the lseai hoard 10 whose
jurisdiction the prison il located. and
>, nd duplicates % the adluiant gem
efal
Persons awaiting trial and those
convicted merely of usisdsIasanpfs
are not 10 be reg efded ss felona. The
inmates OF jaits and reiorma'ories
Who are no, ielors. will be treated o.
absentces. and tIseir cards must b.
forwarded 10 lhe rrapecilye boards
having jurisdiction of the areas with
H. which they perm snently reside, just
a. Is provided FOR other absente@s. er-
cept that the wtrdcn or taller shat
obtain the nsces ary. cards from the
nearby local boasrd and certify 10 the
registration and assist priaoners IN
forwarding them 10 their respective
leeal bosrdss
There are about 3.oooof suca con
fined in the state pen'lsntiariss and
Inmates OF insane asyIums win BE-
treated the same as persons who are
net felons. and who are confined in
ifiia Or reformatories.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14
7 n JOHNSON. Pastor.
eaptlst Church.
Corner Vine aud Noble.

eaptlst Church.
Corner Vine aud Noble
Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor
Sunday School at a.sj a M
Morning sermon at ~
subject CURING FITS"
BY. p. U al s.ss ~ m.
Evening sermon al 4 0selock
subject WHAT ~ TIM MATTER
WITH GUTHRIE"
IN the Sunday evening discourse.
Mr. Maddox will discuss with his
usual frankneFs conditions as ne
sees them The subject ia one that
extends from Offical 20 the hnmhlrst
citizen from Educator to the mos'
illsierale and from the club room 20
the church
AT three O'Clock IN the after noon
there Viii be preaching at tho meet
inR iace in the 500 block on West
Noble where special meetings have
been running successfully for week
The neettnfs continue each evening
eseeps sunday thronrhout the week
Special evangeistic meetings begin
al The Church firsi sunday In Ocs
tdhef
FORREST MADDOX, Minister
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

q Is ror what sersh.e ls she sreas
es need thar u the Nurses NA
or ths student Narsas
\ The student narsr r~aaers ths
nAost nensiea servlcn Az Toe pve&
ent time The conditions ~ tais
,rainlns have already been stated
The chief advantage IA that shs
youns women "a pFepafins t~rssIt
not onl, 20 eise aha most valua
HE service to her country A. The
present Tins, but IL sqairp,ns
herself a. the moat useful csllssn
In future years
q 20 Nay should | 4 COLLEGE grad
ua,e. consider catering me nura.
Ing service
A Because, first the nursins pro
fession demands women Of cal.
inte nllls equal TO thai II she col
lege graduate. The sapeslniend.
inR os a hospital tsaInins school
Il q position cg responsibility and
impaFlancc Second 90 none In No.
mems work and fulls equal o thss
OF Dean az wpman's oones.
There are 1900 such aehnclk 10 N.
country.
The position ~ the ruhiic Health
Nurse Ia Of vital Importance IN
social work lts value "a com.
plotely recognized by all The
nurse IA often tne most tnaportaa'
and honored eitlxsn W rommuu-
ny A health position demands
an exercise OF every faculty that
can be trained IN college
i,ecause. nsond YOU aA college
woman will find the nursing pro
fesaion one that brings 10 YOU faii
reward for your sacrltlciai ser.
vices The nuralng profession |
has progressed from the days |
when nurses were noi even al
lowed 90 take temperatures !
Their methods are aa scientific as
the doctors. They are hia col
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14
GTCUnA HEALED
R|NGWORMS
|Covered Face. lnfiamed and
Red. ltched Badly.

MY fAcr ~1s coVrsts wuh ring
w0rns. especially around my r'cuah
The fsng~ez Esas wcfe >gnaa arc The
sksn around them wxa ireAsasa ard
fec. The eseskinx oNs aeard Ard
n scratched. ard used 10 ers cp -
nlxhs as sac< ssehrss 50 badly. riae
erawsc- sser caused usy syr1scws sc
fall oss.
u eegAn esiag cosicara Soap snd
Oinrn<T could sec al igzaprost-
lxs,eug every a.x and s~o oexrs "a Gesa-
egss Oinsnaen, with - CssScis S<asf
Ioosnpl~sess Aesied ase a tie tealhie
san tfo0elc = sssyne1 Ass$s & prsosa
Heop<a SO Bsuas 81. E-siasase ~
N YOU has~ : psso< cohapasssou int.
prove hs oSiag CsRaSara Soar dasiy
sns Cssasara ClAtnsens coc4sscsAssy
S.x Sc xs11 Frss - kA Atsaeas fe
.sH1sf~ 1skt kesNx e sat
fNee 4A4 0AAsAs see Ass& - 8Asts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14
MAl00 NAY QUIT
HIS CABINET POSITION

Washington. SEPT is.-~wm. q. Nc.
Aeoo Is expected 10 step out Of IN.
treasury and Joh1 Skeleton Williams
Il enpee ted To- srp ,n,o the cablnef
office thus vacated.
There has been no announcement,
u the projected chBnrr, ofriciaf or
otherwise. but the men who are in
: position 70 know. whisper that this
fifst shift IN tba war cabinet VIII
ccme with the new Liberty loan.
The business n the railroads has
developed TO such magnitude and calls
Tor such attention BY the director gen.
sral that n Is deemed more than an,
man can do adequately 10 nll both
great offices. i
-------ssse Water ssssa.---
~ II noteworthy that people ~
're coD'empiuous Of psns. do no, far
4 n'aif~ose, ssnsn sosA pun occurs
|Az0E Z -:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

TO enjoy IN we must have rood
health. No one can hope TO get much
real pleasure out az life when hts
bowels are clogged q good share of
tho time and the polsons that shoui
he expelled are absorbed into tho avs.
tenn, producing headache and indiges-
ton, A few doses OF Chambeflaln's
Tablets will move thu bowels
strengthen the dlgcstion and give you
Z real chance 70 reaisse the real joy
os living Trystt. m Al kvsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

swelllngs OF the flesh causeA by In =
Illumination. cold. fractures OF the
'on". iooihache, neuralgia or rheu
n'ailsm can be ielieved by applying
bALLARD'S SNOW LfNIMENT. IL
'hould be well rubbed IN over the part
Affected rs great healing and pene-
rating power cases the pain reduces
'~"lling and res.ores natural cbndf !.
li.ns. Price 20. ss0c and 81 90 per
bottle, Sold by Owi Drug store
FOR sALE.--A. tuyE riding saddle IN
good condition: almost new Phone
We
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

more than siimy oose Win ~hIsh to
keep the home ci~an and for baihs
and other eanisass parpwea. rh~
hcmessepsr q the prsAtsphl one Vha
has 20 contend wilk a poor ard IN.
sufficient water supply Tho rnssn
tolk- oily eeme 10 tcnnes With ia
h,draw oeeasionaly rNs hosaswMS
meets up Win q 'eoas,safiy. aaSfAaa
risb, 20 d~msna ~ III. husbxHd
that ut least sufficient supFy'bA
uaiusalnea, aud shas /, be usaslstior
ordinary purposes.
Then again, Il 10 the women who
plant flowers, rejoice n n'csiy ksps
lawns. shade trees. and al Of ftabss
,hlnsA hs, maze the nous bsaxstrA
Ia this country thvkh things aanand
water. ana II Just makes the craNsI
woiuan as mad IS hornet ta have
her fpssa. AAlsis, sls cc1Dek. saa
other f,bwers abe hss spAat neay
hours I'm planting ana sesdlas.. dfy
ap and dicsiust when they ase SnIes
nleely into bloom Sor wsat sf = lisis
water AZ sueh time shs u ron
fronled ~f,n the notice No water
must be us~t for apftnshns spuf-
possA. undef the psnsfsy o. fns NV.
AID The garden On ~hsh she 1ss sse
her heart .nasss the sams sase - nss
dowsrs. and tnsn ahs tbna ~ n
6er wrath at beiag aspeIvta oI .xhat
she hss sIwsys SsuHsrv0 70 NJ -
tree as toe air shs bratn~a. -
1, is not Esir. ~ u NOT rish' Our
men tolhs slp~et cieAa hcmss ~ni
clean laundry. and sipsct "a 10 sllssd
10 these matters Ask how rth ws
Keep clean With the syds.ss s,utfsAas
anw been frniAhed az daring tue psss
.bres montss. aud ain eont'nsssA
The womsa osseslhrIs can se>so,s
aext Monday. but They can riEtsNiiy
lemarsa @tks snsn sHo 40 ,hs-vut'as
tor them thai thfy so,sF,o erQvtis
The means torxesms morn snsbks,sr
water toskesp she homs q, to va ia.
Mrs Jennie " uns
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q = NJ
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER "a.

SATURDAY. SEP EM6ER "a.
Thomas II N. e presents Charles
Ray in "H,s Own Home Town The
picture Is sllied with numerous thriE-
ng incidents. rapid dramatic aetioa
snd il has a decided heart appeal One
u the most thrilling incidents in the
picture is that ot a fight IN s resor'
IN which Jimmy engages 20 protect
nan from desg1ilaiion al the hands Of
anPrsnclaled gamblers and political
aangers-oa This resulaied in his ar
rest and consequent exile from HI,
city. and was a fitting prelude TO the
subsequent developments which fol
low In rapid succession.
Two Reel OF Slapstick Comedy.
Hands TP~ Matinee Only.
SUNDAY. SEPT. IS.
Worlds Pictures s.reseng Carly
Blackwell Evelyn Greeley in The Be.
loved Bisckmsiler'' Even the title
makes YOU smile and when you see the
picture you'll smile some more and
laugh. too. because The Beloved
BIackmsiier- is one OF the noss
thoroughly pleaslng pictures eve,
filmed.
Two Reel, Mark Senneti Coined.
Summer Girls" ieasurine Ford sier-
ling The Girls" Teddy the dog ana
The Crab Some Comedy.
MONDAY. SEPT. 10.
Select Pictures, Lewis ] selznick
presents Constance Talmadge In The
Shuttle. Constance TsImadge's cur
rent Select star Series release. nas
been adapted By Margaret Turn ball and
Harvey Thew from the novel Of the
same name by Frances Hodgs0n Bur
EFT whose popularity brought the book
through ten editions. This picture. d
rected by RoIlin Sturgeon. gives Nlxt
Tzlnadge as Bettina yanderpooI
rlle admirably suited for her poriraya
Of high spirited. lovabIe. truly Amer
ican girls.
On visit 10 her sister Rosslie. wh }
married Sir Slgef Arstrurhers twelve
years before the story opens. she finds
her sisters spirit and health both goa~
as the result OF The cruelty and meg
iect OF her husband. who leaves her
and their young son In the weIinser
ruined estate. while be returns 10 his
former life os dissipation. Beiiins re-
stores RoSalIe back 10 her oId-time
beauty and vivacfsy. and even refuff-
lsfes the estate ara the grounds. dunn
founding Sir Nigel on his return after
A long spree abroad In the meantime.
Betty has also met Lord Mount Dun
stan. neIghbcring landhoIder ol
Britsin's finest type OF nobleman, and
despite the evil plotting Of Sir Sesgel.
shey come to realize their love for
each other. and the picture ends wifD
the ha ppy elimination of this romance
Of these splendid fypicaIIy national
youngsters. ~ 4 noslr1aH
Hearst psshe News.
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+++++++++++++f4$xa
: What You Ought To Know
: About the NursiN& Service
++++t+++A**Ak+++

labcsas~vs rae nurse u a trussta
vehnkS' q 'as whole son~4a.
ursaEf~a third the American a..
sAan mast have body ~ wyaen
" see haTstnx profession tfsldsa
10 rasstntlc point es view. NJ M
y 20 u~ srcperiy stfieient tn p~p
saining . perxoaasl or real xf.
vice
. 80 NAas salary iz gwen me
graduate nurse ~ tAa prteeAt
tlme's
4 The nursing profession offssa shs
graduate hundreds es vo%IWnos
sarahE rom sfspofo 5000 q yssr.
q 81 wAy y tss aasas, ivF ~
terfed 10 40 ogtep a. "a 80 af
sacrifice e ~ ~
4 The wssk ~ the wasasa aaro
has cely reosa'ly reached .hs akg.
nsly ef profession. In slfdss
days whom aarwsns was acu6 ~
me slssess q rhstssyl N ~ss ,hsa
ressffsd 20 ~ "a IEfsscs nssifsN
Il nat unw se cailsa 'lls ss
sefsle. since 40 M e,aef work
deew yoans ~oman act The sfsss
qualification she does ln this pfos
feaalonal ssgsiee
! 1 What work ssssds heaxkse
nursing IA offered a f. sFainsl
nufw~f - -
/ rcsrians a. Educators lnFus
scboola Tor nursing EvsFy seioai
IA How required 20 have an aN~.
qaaie star Public flsAsla Nsfs<
ihk rsyshIatry. inf1nt welfare
ihaustssi vafses snper,a,sAa.
cu,a ~ any inssIspiicns who're ths
ack are cared Tor. sshooN ssr~ss.
Lecturers. insirie,oss n iIysisss
in Colleges, rhAuucfcrs-in ficdhs
Nursing IN li&h schools. Ani
many other llnes of work. each
work requiring organizers snd
iaslfuetcfv
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Liberty Loan Workers.

Liberty Loan Workers.
The school OF instruction for all
County Liberty loan workers will take
lace on Tuesday September seven
ttenth promptly - two O'Clock AZ the
Eik's club rooms The following city
workers have ben appointed by AIRS.
Eexfoad City chairman Mrs Arthur
Dlhbins city captains Nesdsmes ~
Cock. J. Hildre.h. Bryce Hammers
Jack Horner. Nellie Hamilton. r.. H.
Johnson. Miss Catherine Cassidy and
Miss Alice TalIman.
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Thes :afrets are INTENDED especial
ly for aiomaca Troubles. bTllousnes,
aud constipation. II you have any
troahles of this sort, give them a trial
snd sesllse for yourself what q first
cls@s . sedicine WIFI DO for yen They
oniv cnst aduArser
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II Ehe truth could ~ discovered.
nsohasly !, uoald be found that Il is
better for mans wife 40 drive Aim 90
drink than for smother woman 10 lead
aim 10 II.
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Saturday
@ . . CmA ~ ana Mrs Georxe
n 6dock
cay Federsssoa Carnegie Library
q. ssa0
q. o o clah viii rot meet
Monday
Ssnhriage Clne-~carnegle Library
" r. c Tint
Ladies oi Trinity Church unlt.
Catholic Ladies Unit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

Speaking OF impudonce. West
Guthrie widow says her iceman iold
Ter he hadnf seen much OF her lately.
since she moved % from her sleeping
porch.
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HOW THE sooy IS noualsneo

=
The bodily process known a. assim /.
ilation r. web ex -iained IN these
words AS the Hood. in it's clrcula :
iion. approaches any organ. ths por.
lions that are appropriate for Chi or.
gan feel its attraefive force, obey IL,
and leaving the others. mlngle with
the substance OF ffs tissue and are
changed into its own true and proper
nature
How important Il ls that the blood
should be pare and rich. not loaded
With worn-out and useless matterss
Hoods Sarsapsrilla purifies ana en-
riches the blood. and doees- all II !,
aosslble for medicine 10 do in The way
~ perfncting assimilation ana build
Ing W the whole sysfsm. whsn YOU
have made ~ your mind 10 taks
Hoods sarsapariIla. insist on hayinr
lt-don'f accept substitute, for Nc
substitute acts like IL.
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First Methods, Episcopal Church,

First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corner broad and Noble
Sunday school AT s.tS a m.
Fp~orfh League. pm
Wesleyan League. y m.
Morning worsaip. II am
Suhjecs."A World saf~ FOR Democ
raes. nr q Democracy sale for the
world"
Evening service. s . m
Prayer meeting, Wednesday. p m.
You are invited 20 be present ~
al, services
w II JOHNSON. Pastor
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SURGEONS asrss that 50 esss ot
Cuts, Bufnss. Brpi9ss its wnarlt-. lbs
fmsr TREATMENT /, most tmscr.
tans wh~ri IN sErfTcarvf aaslssp-
ilc Is applied promptly. thsf.SiA as
danger of ialrs mi aaa ltf sound
higgins 10 hAai u ancs for sss ON
raan or heAsi fuEozoNk = tho
IDEAL ANTtxE'Tis' and iifiAiiSu
ACfyr MY n now ana b. fsaay
tor an smsrsepey i'rlee zee. s's'.
Al 90 ana 81 -. sold by Owl mns
Store. ~
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rheumatism os the muscles anN
Is needed is absolute rest and tee
---'iess'ans Of Chamherlains Line
n.s&4 ~ 4.
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Literature for p.str,huslon
at lierar,

Literature for p.ssr,huslon
a, Library
The Food demonstration al Mash
'aFton has seas 10 the Carnegie
hsTafs Tor distribution a large nam
81 oR-io. date conservation halle
tins which Will e. given q al who
desire them shey are on he taiiowlne
sshjec's BREAD and cereals. Fats
aad sugar. meat and meat saasiiua-
'ss and Vegetables ana Fraits An TX.
et'iens new war map has also been ~ :.
eesFed and Il shows large ar4 OF
q Fmany as well as an rivers and
Villages
The library hoars are from 10 a m
y ?. m on week DAYS and on sun
esy from . until p m.
Nas'e fer Sunday.
Miss Clara " Hove has ra.ar,..a
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--------> es< usser Reaa.------
Maav farmers in Logan are bass
dIIilln wheat Splendid raias recont-
II pu, The ground in fine shape Tor
iIii sowing
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The &csernmers nzs nashorixsi ih~
b, lldins OF a llsif~ih locomotives plant
a Birmingham: sn Alnsrlcan piAn' ~
81, Louis the doubiiug Of the Lima
p:ant: and the completion Of sts ~
slesso plant. All win make sone-
ing besides raIlwsy mosise peWss
---v etc Wssss ossds------~-
One of the bic taking meehae
):snis bas diverted 50 p~r cent cf iss
'ts li,y 70 artf Of sirplanes.
= tsss " alter nssas---------
s.lsnee doesu't 'aean eouses< ~hAo
asr adversary ceas~f to taif N -
=. ..s.s,ss' ...... J'm r. Il means Z s'''7 /,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

Editor Daily Leader. have never
taken much interest In woman suf-
rage. but now I wish nom the bot
tom Of my heart that the women Of
Guthrie could vote a. the con les e.ee.
Ton for more and better city uAiea
10 they could, the result would rssei
~ In doubt.
have noticed that the men are
never slow in voting Tor cify - owe.
penis where they are the > sclpI
'enefieiaries. Now 4 e y, ,hsn.
90 to the voting plsce aesf Non
day and yots 10 ssppiy Their wives,
d<sehtess aad n'n4hef wsth something
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5, Paul N G Church.
Corner Perkins and broad
sunday school at 10 q m.
Morning service at u m
snhlavi The sht~Atlan Who 10
serted
senicF League AT 1a0 m
Evening service at Ss30
Nou are invited 20 worshlp with u
WALTON BROWN Pastor
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sicm defleh,inl vacation % agsn
take AZ her work a. Q n 4 and to
a rect the choir a, the Methodist
cIarfh. She announces the folsowius
programs ter iomorroWs services
Aofning
Prelude Sehnmaan
Anthem Seek NJ the Lord >oyeilo
Oncriory Mellow cll
solo~"The Voice IN the Wilderness
Scott by Clara N, Hosg
EVENING
prclude Beethoven
Ansher' The Friend. VINO waite'h
Nigh, Foster
Oiferlory O Loving Father Del
Riego
Mrs u + kcini and children ot Dil.
llngs are guests at The home 81 ~
ard Mr. Ray t. Davis
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Another reasoh why man calls the
bakers profltters Is becauie they wans
q much for loaf OF br.ad as he pays
for cigar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

Patriotic service AZ morning ser
vice Ia honor OF The seventy -tNc
men frem this congregation nr y
With the coiore.
Good Maxit You are WELCOME.
0uY II PiNpLY. Minister
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Free Methodist Church.
Corner Eleventh and Mansur.
Sunday school at ass m
Preaching AZ II m
Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 3 . m
MISS PEARL WELLS.
New Pastor foF Free Methodist
Church
Having been sent by conference
cone among you as pastor of the
Free Methodist church. on Eleventh
ana Mansuf. ST. W Swami ~"
former pastor was transferred 20
Enid ! rive 60 thf people OF Gath.
RE and vicinity my heart and my
hand % assist IN the upbuilding of
mortality and spirituality In Your
midst All are cordially invited 20
attend our services
MISS Pearl. WELLS.
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+. as " mEnna = \ IN \ y
= OF LOCAL MOMENT >
sssssssasAsaHAsn
Valley fair begins next week

The government now operate, every
plan, makIns soluehic coffee
Vote Yes" on the water bond prop
esliion and YOU win be doing the
roper thing
A card WAS received today from ~
u SpurrIer announcing his safe al
rival overseas
The new war bread rule ~ TO sub
slliu,ea II 80 per cent of flour 10 -
per cent of substiiuie.
The mex, week Nul tell whether thc
hndenburg line IS fact or 4 ne.
ton.
Miss Myrtle Phelps. the young giil.
bitten BY rabid dog. az Crescent laAt
week IL getting along nicely The dog
was killed
OF course there may he no way 70
hep a. but after all the young fellown
have gone 10 war there IA some dan
ser that grandpa will get TOO gay
b - a..
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icunK reohies meeting. s;is . n
ksenlns worship. y m.
J W BIRNf.EY, Pastos.
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Mrs. + ) Rexroad. Mrs Win Pat
icrson. Mrs l. l. Johnson. Mrs y
Z Taliman and Miss Alice Tallman
metered to Antelope and East 10y
townships last evening 10 appoint
committees for the Woman Liberty
loan drive
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At TIVE LOCAL CHURCHES

First Christian Church.
Corner Ash and Noble
Bible school st g:l5 . N.
Junior congregation, II . n.
Y.P s. 6. T. 100 .. m. IA
Mid-week service, Wednesday eve.
nings @ft
Morning ser-non. Heroes ane
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SfEsth11k Sermon. faesipk =. Eois-
hope. the annals Of cousfSf c6ufen
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Nooney Moeasy Shah Club

Rooney mooney Shan NtuD
Aliss Bcula Cayoi, was hostess 10
II. Rooney Mooney Shah club on
Friday afternoon 4 game Of cards
Nas enjoyed ana he ihritt stamps lor
h.sh and low score were awarded 10
sN,s w v Bickfori and Mrs n O.
H.rschi At the case OF the afternoon
y llsht luncheon was served TO Mes
DANES VIII Patterson. Bickiord, u
liemill. O. l.. Cufd. Rule Simpson,
.ti.rschi, u ~ Bronson, l.oyciess,
Earl Hopkins. y l.. Brown. } II Bel
ard y. chaprelle and Alice Tall
man The next meeting win take
ace in two wecka at the home oi
Miss Taliman
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Lsx.fos WIN reprn.
4 Loo q Digestive Laxative pleasant
tc take Just try one S8c bottle for
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Mrs u II Ryan has returned from
= SIX weeks viiil with relatives az
Chicago and joliet While in Chicago
she saw the war exhibit
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Raymond Beyer came over from
Fort sill for hort visit with his
parents Mr. and Mrs 4 r Beyer
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coLoRrp

81 Paul A N z Church.
Corner rtm and Villas
WALTON nRoowN, Pastor
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Trinity Episcepai cnurer.
Corner nroad and Noble
m Rev DR. nrookc. hishnr.
Rev A u Nicholas. Rector.
Sps kast Warner Avenue.
sunday school AZ 10 m.
Morning service. fla m.
Subiest ~ Serman The true
strength of Man
kyert bods welcome
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Personally We don't claim 20 have
sn eagle eye. 'bui We don't see any.
body STRUGGLING with anybody to keep
anybody OUT OF the army Chas smith.
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German Lutheran church.
Corner Seventeenth and W, Logan
fervfres vve~v second RahhAsh.
sunday sclooi az sts . m.
Preaching ~ u N
u kEfnNR of Manhall. Pastor