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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-14
Do You Look Your BEST
When You Smile?

You ought to. IF you don't, there
Is Just one reason for if-you haUe
discoiored and misshapcn teeth.
EOen homeIy face looks good If
embeIished with handsome set of
sparkling teeth. A handsome face is
made to appear ugly and unUhole-
some With decayed and nisshapen
teeth.
For the sake of your personal ap-
psarance, sDhich is one of your most
paluobis assets, resolUe to soiue your
tooth problem nosU.
A good set of Weil-kept teeth
stamps q person at once as one lDho
takes the proper care of himself. That
IS the kind of person you like to knoW
and associate With yourself, isn't it.?
OF course it is and remember
other people feel just the same lDay
about it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-14
u. S. Food Expert to
Give Denomination

Mary v. Sutherland. United States
food administration representative.
who has teen conducting demonstra'
tons In Seattle. viii show tho
women OF West Seattle how 10 bake
cookies and breads without sugar.
wheat or fat The demonstration
viii b. given at tho West Seattle
Methodist church. Thursday after
noon. at ESQ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-14
City Light Chief
Has Secret Office

=. d. Ross. city light and power
oupesintendent- has a new office hid
Geo away in the city hall. where only
The Initiated can find IL.
I'm open to the public here from
10 to ~ each morning." said Ross
"Wednesday. but they don't turn w
until the afternoon. when I am rush.
"a to death with office conferences
The mayor has turned over one
u the city storeroosns and I'm go.
ing 70 work in IL each afternoon. and
in that way can accomplish just
twice as much"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-14
ECONOMY

stall IS. fresh ground stone-huhr corn
meal. lbs. soc. Stall 20, tenderloin
Of sole. zoe NJ; black code2 Tbs. sSc;
smcl,s. lbs. csc; red snapper. . ms
Csc; fresh msckercl. zoe each, Alaska
salt herring. i0c each, stalls 37-SS. sbc
Royal baking powder. Ssc: bars Naptha
soap. ssc: &c can PORK and beans. Zoe ,
zoe fine gingersnaps, SC ~; zoe can
peas, tbc; 8 bars LcnoN soap. 22c. Stalls
rs. : lbs, Flake white shortening. Soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-14
ISSUE PERMITS
FOR So HOMES
IN CAMP AICN

Fifty.nine permits. 10 the val.
TIE Of $50. 765. were issued by the
city building department Tues
day. the second day Of the drive
Ia provide Seattle workers with
homes.
This was $4,000 In excess Of
the permits issued Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-14

Roy II. Thornton. proprietor Of
the Liberty dance hall at ATM Sec.
ond ave. S.. wna fined t2s In Judge
Everett Smiths court this morning
when he pleaded guilty o. conducting
dance hall without a lcenae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-14

Seattle is a world center of tea
importation. Chamber of Commerce
figures today showed for the year
45. 9S6,944 pounds. This is millions
ahead OF New York and San Fran
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-14

shipyards In the afternoon. Judge
Hall. presiding judge. announced
that court would convene from Q a.
m 10 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-14

Red Seal Grocery. AuseN. peas lie ~
green beans, i0c 10. tomatoes. Toe u.
eating apples. zoe doz., pears, 2sc doz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-14

lbs white farlna. csc: 4oc can Mazoia
OIL sic; i5c pkg bird seed, Toe: 6 boxes
matches. CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-14

WOULD AID sHIPYARDs
n IL becomes necessary. thru Sc
nttle lawyers working in the local
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
ALLIES lRE PRESSING THEIR GAINS BETWEEN s0nM[
md O|SE, ADVANCE Or SEVERAL MILES WIDE TO-DAY

Having FrfFat between thw ~"mm sn'
the ~e he allied nreeA pressing Rans ard
advance Further rfsmfun ne
Arfas xisvsesi ~ alsl talaaln
French troops advance ~ usaFy SEVEN n'lfA -
miles, fsshnv he ~ ths tanAs
No the nprh % Nosse, whh xfadssN y t<'nx
moved ~ the rema 'ess ~ whsse
bends driving the back 70 the ssf cross
ins. Al Ieronnr aud brif
Frum the Aanmr II sapaums the htitsh
mile front than r m'ss ~ the rsxvh ." 'nu and
.apaune At holds but the hf,'h pushing
we'll east Of that point 90 the north
South o. British crossed the misuhurs
line n bo Metre pafne abof three s sss'
Monehy aud threatening epnsh the VeanfDFveonrt
support tirr,aa attacks seem
iugy 40 the ssrde IN Arras Dpis high road
White The enforced retirement ~ Tbs snsms from the loys
tsuues line. adds the difficulties Of The ssnan tfp"s nerh
somme Americas isp@ under usnera hansn
mile has hsu male tho tmaTuy region The ss"
driving heights hs western end ~ The
impeng the German ne both " 'hf east
the 10 the along the Nls the ovtman have
reacted violently against The Amsrsn. f,nfe aad had
gained village Wednesday night hsat, ghiuE fi fne
however did succeed th Nrsie whh rtdenif
intention Berlin that $50 Americans we're made
prisoner aud afoces several MILES 90 the wesi where ~"
Americans gained q strong fuothod .
Viewed hr the ternan wihH~al heorf ffTufh
Nesle 'upld with allied activities s'sF
where great which has heu~ the srrsea ~
hardly places them position than the ohe
went ne Canal dn Noi and 'h roams nrstc thai
ihs the canal north of rerenae where run.
toward Cambria
British pressure frsaeh lsien sone hs
make the Canal ia <eri strung lnr eeanse
can be- ouinanked porih che .outt The Fnsh
n The nnrinr anl tbs Aes'e could eui bshnd a.
paee impede sud sffp'sy
hurrls-l withdrawal from thr regiou about liam ant No1on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
AIobom0n Has
Largest Feet In
American Amy

eassls cre<k. Mich. Aug sa--An
Alsbsws negro select 10 o~rsr o'
what are said 20 hs the largest
psir " feet ~ Camp Custer 90
lsrgs are ma fsdsi sssrsmtlss
tina, . special .ass es ARMY shoes
10 ro~ bs'ro "hulls' Tor them
When the snoss are sirsshsd,
they viii be shs ffss he has ever
worn.
Asked what hs d,d ~ homo IN
cold ~sssher 70 protect HE feet
he replied that he went into the
hours."
A. Camp Custer the negro ss'
rsctsd attention whom Ne arrived
not only bsosase ne ~ss bare
footed. bot because os the siss of
HE feet. The largest pssr u shoes
., the aosrsermssssrs depot ~ss
several sisss too small The Shoe
maker measured the negroes an
sIes 40 ~ 'renss bot wouid not
even estimate the s.se o the
shoes being made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
BOYS, lls
sTROnc, OFF F0R CAMP
r3gd siaysd wsiis Fully 1000
People Gathered A. Union
Station 70 Bid Boys God
Speed On Journey

fAe special sFala bearing shT ssa
selected mrn 'fssn l,o.ao suansf 10
np riks. Ara. tallea ous ~ the
las0n aessat ai ~ laAa usxhss aud
sAe aesas lnsseea ~ Delns anr u
tssrss and moafA'nx. more nearly r.
svmpi.a oAs.s Il sl'~rdAns Of msu
devoted 10 hos eAase aaa while
AsF~ aud shere s~ag msxM hv sTra
slsAl, falling an fAees ~ those ~hasv
loved oaen wss. dspArtins. lhe general
n .ssci Nas nne " nsf'h ans cheerful
vsaixnatlnn. she ArierlTa mvu shout
ira their farewell stvviinss sAd those
i.fl bshlud ~stssaH them sarsweiis,
A.a eslaancina arsde thai they had
tasrn their heA 10 their suun,rys
eaii
And sl~ erpw 1 Fully shrs. ihou
81 nd leoelc ~ere assembled Al the
astios AutnmuhseK wef. parked for
hlocAs In esafy direction aHA the
s,.as around ihe xspo' we're facse'i
~slA toe fElends sha relatives ug the
us,parslns heroes No sperial program
~as presented bus she uaspougsue
kDoka 10 unmisissNhie scrnm " the
susalss and patF9sslsm ~ Oklahoma
ard Logan cuanls and shs unanlmnsA
determination Of al 10 see Il through
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
Bus Boy Put Wise
Bv Head alter 10
BakerMc Sketch

New vo,t. Avs PA TAFT
slsek haired man w.th long
nose and what might be eslled
~dresr,y" blue eyes. accompanied
BY . short. sllsrt man With brow"
hair snd brown eyes. walked into
the Della Rob.is room ~ the
vandsrban nessI Tor dinner
A. 10 the custom. small portions
OF butter. sesns bits os sugar.
very thin slices Of osead. prsesI-
esiiy no sriils a. all, ~srs served
10 them. and tnsy Nrsshed, sr,sl-
ing sll the while. and walked IN
. satisfied manner up 10 the steps
10 the LOBBY os the hotel
"No~. than felIo~s," commented
ss sbssrvino bvs boy, "ls what !
calls real Am.riesrs They're
patriotic. They didn't kick once
about no more sugar or no more
butter
"vov are what might be called
sm2.- returned the head waiter.
Don't yov know that ~ss seers-
tsry Bstsr. who's running this
var. and Secretary MeAdoo. WHO'S
saving sii the money to hsip him
run ~"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29

o. hes. M cermsss retired into .
wooded ssrunshnit known a. fIssss
h.i>en. Sass sou'h q The sois-ons =
Eh~lms road small dssachnenis
~sss '~r a pIIsrs N Hsseehs.
a. hsrrsss <F1esn< Tuesday
ths semriu1r Doss<s~d B.zochss
firm the q naintsinsd iseir
afssnc~ duF11 siGnf Today The
Amsriesss $50 sreU>se toward 'hs
is~s fsoa ~ 80 ~ south. . De-
fs<bn<nz sskInx ,6> esss<rn osisklrss
ffi< mssniar sIae> thsn the Am
sriasss Ave nss5e fsrsluRr sroxre>s
ri<n>ffs has b>en ~ ~ the An
sfisss slse< Ass .. S>epss< cesnAs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
WOMEN VINO Fl|RT
WILL BE- PUNISHED
~A.s~tNve
Naughty Wives With Soldier
Husbands Will Lose Their
Cheeks when Crime"
Is Proved

pise0ysrs BY ne counss vouReM y
d. fense that the wife Of soldsef has
al sfflnits will mean she torlvi'ins
Of her allotment. insurance and al
lcwAncs from The government
Tne asa ut sAe couass council "a
suppress any violation q the mora
code has been requested ny the bureau
az war rssk Insurance X u Campr
bell Of the bareaa is In Oklahoma
looksns after the duties Of The hafesa
- this state
rsna the arrest and conviction " q
soldiers wite on charge of msscon-
duct. ths bnrrau Of war risk insurance
tsill deprive her ot her soseram.ni
allotment This movement II gart
o. = national movement 10 curb any
isl.morsli,s anons soldiers wives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
ALLIES HAVE WON BACK MORE THAN TWO THIRDS 0l
CnODNO LOST To GERMANS IN MARCH OFFENSIVE

D.. An, oq-The allies back fhan t"o
thirds of the the beginning OF the erman
IN March II wrng them overwhelming eio
fore aud they have reganed by the brilliant geneashI o he
leaders and the skilIfi Of their troops
The working Marshal fochs strategy according 70
,,on here shows each section OF tue
Iony battle line carefully thought ou IT. relation 70
The Who'll. Thus the toward Peronne August 20
sections farther south and ior
second ,ne General Iluer danger Of being r~ueh ~
tran h. hing A. result he was oozea 70
., R.y. aad retire behind the somtne win the
French close at has heels a.
Immediate interest the battle Is in the operations on hr
,n,s General Aanen fighting hard the right ~ the region
f uyivnv The terrain - diier't 'her'
u,rpy i level afaux and the Chsnn des DANES Also inc
GERMAN seventh still ng 70 the line OF Ne 'esie
On the left the Arra have oserrnn the o"ern
.fns which eneireed Ass aud getting dAngeros
- the positions prepared several years az" 90 prec'
I,ouai and The important rsrosh eehs
L vital "a the German position that herce struggle may he
laoked for before alle- reach them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
Peace Jubilee After
WovkSt. Louis Plan

81 Louis. Aos 2s--elsns sor .
peace jvbslse 20 be held 'rsmsdl'
sssly after tns ~sr are being PEI.
secsed here by the Chamber os
commsree snc the ~ Louis Con
vsnsion bureau Members o. the
Grand Army sf the nspvbl'e.
United conssosrsss Veterans and
orsacisss,ors o. sors and ssssh.
ssrs Of Civil var veterans ~ilI
participate. acc riding 70 tentative
plane.
ossiness rpes and state Off.
eisls. Including Governor Frsoer.
sek o osrsosr. have heartily en-.
sorssd the plan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29

Efforts To di-Iodxr them q ssrlesr
tines In local ssizeks and b. mesns
., artillery and machine ssn bsmb<rd
isenss To gain 'his brsdeehsss. ~
Americans cro--ei tbs vezie IN fierce
fxhisas For thee days and nlshss
after th< enemy had bees driven for
no snl.xs ihe knsricsas ssre .hh
os' fsos Or rsinfsfc~n~n,s b~cssse -
the coss&nf snemy srrilI~sy and m.
crime gun FIRE
The Germans nzintsis>S their pa
i,os os he hiis ownmno1inG the
si'sxe and oniy daring ~ slshs v~re
The An>rscsss ,bi> 70 eemmss>csss
s.,A TIE ssush~rs bssk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
NEW DRAFT BILL
WILL BECOME
LAW LITE TODAY
l\Olsk -aps-tit:1u tEArtNt.
ELIMINATED: .is 10 ~
YEAR cat -. It.M ANS:
SENATE AND tlOl ~
AGlltE On MINOR
CONVENTIONS

Washington AuK - The ne~
n,An ,,o~rf bll II ~ the hand ~
r. esident wllsos and hts signature
viii be attached late today making
I, la~ Antls ipasinE flight On
the amendments made 10 the original
b.r. conferaes met last nighi. are-
AIRED 80 firhg. but unexpected, =
complete cnfnpro sise wss effected and
sl~ b!ii ninas the work .cr tAghs
clause. was aeressA " The ~ 10 81
ysars OF age clause remains ia the
bill without change IN any way,
Elimination OF he work of flghs
amendment ON which the senate con
ferees yielded, paved the way for the
virtual agreement on 'thr masars.
s me complaint IA expected from the
senate majority lavorins ih. work or
fight" clsuse watch organized labor
representatives. have vigorously op-
osed and the house voted down.
Eaucationsl Plan Accepted.
In disposins of ther differences be-
tween the senate and house bills. the
q, nferees adopted the house plan for
government edu alton Of soldiers
which authorizes their detail for i'm
mediate. technical and special train
Ing under plans already made The
senate managers yielded on this ar
ference and agreed 20 elimination Of
ffooffnusA m psws Viskt,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
FRENCH ACE HAS
IOWNED 80 Pl.tNEs

With the French Army IN France
AEs ss-fAssocisied Pressl-i.leuI
kene Fopck. leading French ace. has
troaEhi down since Jan I. fifty Of III
nore than fhree score German ar
crzn he has aesyoyed OF the fifs,
onemy machines sanaalshsd this year
. have fallen before him IN ths
s<ms airplane. which ls sp@d.His
pano biplzne snh f-o machine guns
Tts constitutes a record for one ma
chin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
Panicking CoWdsds,
Foe, General Says
Of Own Troop.

psris. Aug z-~pseses'ns eo~.
srss.- . ~hss Gen e" seA~s''
ss~. o~s q TIE esr~ss es@ps
esmmsnsers. esIIs ss~s ~ h's
soss,ers is - Greer ~ the ssy
~hses hss see- espssrss
The order ~ tne ssy rssss.
-Arsasery~sr. p.eeeers. m.,en-
wsrsernes f~s-e shrs~sr ~es)
sss irssstrynen. ~ss ere No. 'e
sns srss lice seize sss ssrps~ssy
ssssvs~sbss sesiens - shs lest
ssw ssys - sssssss~s 70 ssis
fRs;~ pssss s~S b~s~s - ne sssr
n~ss ssssesvsses rsps~ss - w~ss
. srs~spsrs~s 81 sss srs~t rssy
are pssssAiao sswsr6A-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
Men Of Means Scrub
Decks al Pc,Doy
hMcrchoni Moine

Ne, 70 sssssas 10 ~sss 81 ~ss
issrsfly ssssi. so~esfs = fnls
mere ssisiaely ss~s.ssfssss
trso - srs rsfsnsrs ~ssfins.
~sere r<s ~ -<s~s ace s<evb.
slns ssess 81 o. . ssy.
a nses prssi5snt. Lsasins ~sl-
eos. - css.s esvi-sssr. Nsss
10 80 sssisss-s ssr~sssss; essFy
es'ss~. s~s~r - ssssv ns~ssy.
. ssoo- o ~ssk vssssv'''e sss.
ss~~sr. 70 s~sss.~s ss<ss SO
ss'ppeo ps.es: = { wssss~.
Rssnsrtss~. r<sss ssS~ss 80
~sssshv ~ss~. . . ~>sss ~s<sse;
Asss~s 1 os~~.ssss. go -
nssss<hssssss ~.,s s~~ss. % ~
shs snsws~(s eepsss@see
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
GERMANS LOSE CONTROL ON soMME.

With French Armies IN the Field Ang = inc r"p's
succeeding miians events not on eenirm 'ha' 'e
Ave and Oisc they indicate that the ene" o""
is getting ont Of hand -,
actions with sections leaving section at h'e"
about 40; yards only locally successful W sro'""
favorable such as he ffHn
around Rove ganed Tine fcr the enemy enabling nun 20
move great and considerable part oi nus material
behind hts Canal iu Nord All dnorh Of Noyon
But anee sNs,em u fighting mastered me
o the German guard wndled 10 almost nothing i"e "
mans hustled violently French advance guard were ooner"
10 risk an with important forces Or 70 qeAe" ~
..-s..
The adopted the latter plan and si"t ees',
morning they all possible haste on the road e"
ms 10 :, Quentin J.. Fcre aud the IIindenburg line
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29

With the American Army on che
y~sle. kss e<-Ansric4n and German
f.osp- -ers ese-xed IN sgiriisd ae-
tens today n ths regions ~ Bsxschss
and Fssmsffs Asoordlnx 20 ~ latest
rsporf the flehfias eossinuss ~ both
pclrr AZ result u the Local sc-
t.ons. is< Americans had made soM'
s>lps a. Bsscck~<. shIIe the Ger.
ans had r~sspfsre1 F1smefts. On ths
ssrth b>nk q N vesie. Opposite Fis-
nss Tb< fixhfiss has b<en msrke1
b. nsch sfnbbernseps
Several 6ay< ago vbe1 the Aneri-
cas- s1ssscei In th< reeiss of Bss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
CAMPAIGN ~ E<IJGlItE<-
ME<I ~ NtAESsA1sf NON

Amsterdam. Ais 2s-~Ths greatest
rsed of this momen, In Germany. says
The Cologne volks zeitung u cam
align Of enlish, lameni. organized By
al the eompsten sathoritiss
20 hammer into isrman heads. u fnr.
'tsr sacrifices and essrilons ar re
qnjfsd of a.. ths' II is nor The hobb,
81 some dozen of people in Germany
HpF German obsliuaey but n. snsmys .
ceriraciion imposes them on the pso.
pls ., home and al the front
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
BRITISH ALONE TAKE
26,OOOHUN PRISONERS
South Of Somme. Britiah Are Closins Nippers On
Closely Pressed Prussians, Whose Rear Guard
Defense Il Growing Weaker; 100 Large Guns
Taken BY Allies; Many Towns Fall 10 foch's
Men; Retreat Il Becoming Rout.
BULLETIN

London 10 attacks and southeast
o venArto t Of noiry and IN the vicinity ot 0Asshs
villages the Of Aas have been spusd according 10 The
official statement isxned ~ sha office today
South of the 8cmme British fnves ksepnx thsir
pressure against the and advancing eastward Since
August British $4,000 100
BRITISH DELIVER DEADLY nL0WS
British aatride the ScArps river tn enemy
strong during the night and southeast
Of noisy Nots Dame and ne vicinity s
0as These attacks were rspulssd With loss 70 The enemy After
heavy fighting
During night advanced of The viAxs ef
oppy Withdrawn slightly rssut nf repeated hostile
attacks
The number o raruked ainoe AugAt ~ sxsssdA
In the period than 100 have besu taken
Tn fighting and south of the Nomms tanks
active All possible occasions mad have
valuable and gallant service and operation " NE
infantry and other armA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
FRENCHTROOPS OCCUPYNOYON
Cross Of Legion
Is GiUen To
N. Y. Shou Man

Tire cross - tire ssasraises Al
sns legion - tte~er NAs been con
ssrrsa upar ORE " Kahr " Ns~
vssk. prsssders ~ sns metropolis.
Ia opsys. sessFs.na ~ . rsrss
e~hls
rhs hSaes 10 lr seeoanIsss~ "
ksh1s Scsk en the France Am
sr,ear arss ssmmit,s~. u % stated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
FOCH'S CANNONNOW
DOMINATE NOYON
Wedge Driven Deeply Between North and South
German Forces; Pivotal Points Are In Posses-
sion ef Allies, and Boches Are Retiring Along
Bread Front In Pickardy; Chaulnes Also Falls
TO French, Who Take Prisoners.
BULLETIN.

Paris Aug 20 French troops have OCCUPIED noyon sne
southern anchor point armies the Somme battle
field The capture General Humoet men had been
expected days and its effect on the great oAe
Pcardy was wherefore, largely discounted
With the and Chaunes TO the norfh~ard Hoyon
became unenab Of the German forces from
west o the apparently spread far 70 the south ana
involved both Noyon country adjacent TO that city NOR
ncou on the north the Disc river east OF Noyon mas
bccn taken by the French announced This may mark
crossing Of Ose a wide front
Alons the front TO the Noyon there apparently was
t,le change in the situation during last night The British oper
atinr souh Of the advancing but details OF
progress do not appear in official communeauons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
a SPANISH STEAMER
SUNK Nv HUN y BoAr

Paris. Aug - fhr Spanish wtvam-
~ crass has be.n sunk hs q German
submarine. y Ia g.ported here News
sapeFs consider bat this event Will
bring 90 crisis he relations bciwsen
"A ain snd Germany
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29
NEW ORDER PROVIDES
SUGAR FOR BEE Rl|sIAG
Dee Kssrsn WI PORN rsfma
nsas Organization Al Meeting
70 - He'd In Guthrie
September 7

TIE STATE FOOL A6uinl<trztion h>s
r.e~nfly ls.u<d an order whereby be
k~ep>rs csn <ec-rs al saEzr p~oes-
.sry to TED fhelr sees N order 70
carry then through he -in'ss Any
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-29

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-15
Money For the Schools
[Wilkes-Barre Record ]

Next years Legislature will be con-
fronted with a formidable recon-
.mendation from the State Board of
Education for an increase of at least
twenty-five per cent. in the two-year
appropriation for the schools, and
the claim will have much forceful
backing. For war reasons the Legis-
lature will hesitate to place addi-
tional tax burdens upon the corpora
tions and other interests, but also for
war reasons the claims of school au-
thorities and employees should have
recognition.
Many of the teachers have not had
an increase in salary since the be-
ginning of the war, though their per-
sonal expenses have been more than
doubled. In some parts of the state
the drift to other employments
threatens to interfere seriously with
the progress of public education. If
efficiency Is to be maintained the men
and women must not be expected to
make all manner of sacrifice for the
sake of their calling. The Legislature
cannot easily shunt aside this prob
lem of increased compensation.