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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13
Confederate Veterans Reunion.

lInIl COnrndcg Of dear Dixie land!
Whcro grow tho oak and pine.
We meet to clasp each brother'i
hama,
And talk Of Aud Lang Syuc."
Ana when We speak OF bygonc days
or comrades gone before
our lips viii faltor words OF praise
or those who are no more.
Their brilliant deeds In battle done
Their kindly acts In camp,
And when this theme iS dwclt upon,
our eyer with tears grow damp.
'TiH useless now 20 speak OF those
who led us In the fray,
For they are friends who once were
foes,
No longer blue and gray.
Together now at freedoms call.
We march 20 victory;
Ono country and ono flag for all,
our watChword, LIBERTY
q. NJ. Triplett,
RADON, y. NJ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13
Echoes of Confederate Reunion

WIN trimming Eyes the Old
Veterans Are Telling Those at
Home AbOut Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

+ grand reunions, but must say that
the Tulsa, Okla, reunion mas
eclipsed them all.--Old Hughe"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13
|CUTICURA HEALS
| PIMPLES ON BOY
ON Face, Hands and Arms,
Itched and Burned So
Could Not Sleep.

RED pimples broke ou, on my little
boy. his face, hands. and arms being
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

Tulsa world
TuisI, IN ncr reception ana enter
lH,nmrnt 81 veterans and visitors han
H'' d mark which few cities. regard
,'HH Of aI]", ,tu hope TO equal, and
mono 10 HIrphss. Impressed nS We
were by your clean and we'll kept
streets. your beautiful residences,
your handsome skyB.rapors ana your
air NJ prosperity yet the greatest aud
best thing which We encountered was
the DOundirss hospitality Of your pcU-
pic, 30 rcgr"tfuily We Say.
Farewell, farewell, dear Tulsa
We bid you fond adi"u
Before We cmiRTAte 70 heaven,
We hope tu com" back to you.
j. \. ALLISDS. VI. -,
Gj Wall street, shreveport, La
For the Louisiana Delegation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Presentation Sunday
in Methodist Churches

i, al III. M"ih"!jH' "hI;r"h'S III ami
around Wh""lIr@ Ir.Ni Snudr% is |" la"
"hS"r:"h - t'r'%' ulat;"n Sunday. ON
has day M" "nu>.' 81 IN" old pr"H"si""
Which las h....u faithfully kept Hs!"T"
he M"thulis, public. Will IL: presented
/" each congregation and a Subscription
coll r"''rIN''d IL ha Devoted ~ Ia"
car" ami ""rurnr' 80: ;,E'"i and r!Shhl"d
minister's and thu ~ih"w> at minister's
:,ud ia" urahHu.'rl .'hIt!rrn S!Ntc"n %"hTS
"i tC'. and ."i!uE"r.
Throughout the Wrst Virginia '"nt"r-
cav, this w"rthr ,nus.. has i"."n pre-
S'.ntrd AMI uuch enthusiasm has h'''n
aroused and MANY substantial G!fiH have
h",-t given. >" tina: now Secretary Ar
hut &uutr"purls about <"Hh.""" toward
Ia" $4nu.uun III" i'-,ni.r"nC" has -; as
III" nhI.r'tiNr.
~ au Indication "t ''t" good work
that j. gong Tor tn" IuEd cl~'wh"r"
:II.' fullnwtnE t"l' GTruIs boar "I"Iu"hl
Witness. E"ih ar. from '';,nrl'~i"H. ".
Va. and both ar. ;,di;":S'Hi |" H.. :.
X. hrhutlnn,. Secretary. N"S' Virginia
ru;lf-rru,,, Claimants I"ruIIH-,i FUND
Commissions
",'arupaugn al r'ir&. ''hmr"h, Charles
TON. closes wit!, oyer 800" subscribed
Wish you N"turH.
". t. Ilarr,uI"r. pastor"
"t'"n;ral church. charleston. sub
Srrib.'S $500"
T.. J. W"stfnN. PASTOR.
Euth amounts r..r"r;rG 10y ia" ;.h"v"
llcgrrmts al" l".: "uI Tn. nl'"tui"Hl% -
Uh"S,. Respective 'hur"h"
II Wh.."Iius Mrth,'dr~ts catch the
same generous SirirI :,riH S"n$"r:l"' -
thr fGEd rrolnrtr"nai"lI as VIII the
victory Will u" won.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
LOCAL OFFICER
REQUEST To Be
DISTRICT SUP!'T
c. A. VADEN. CHAIRMAN OF THRIFT
STAMP COMMITTEE, is
HIGHLY HONORED.
Asked 20 Take Charge Of Seven Counties
Forming the Panhandle
District.

=. \. En,i,n. chairman 81 -" THRIFT
stamp committee here. has i""'n hon
nr.,l aS lr,ng nSArI ty Sra;' 'hairinHn
Robert !. Archer !" tak. .'haiG" If III"
,,."uu:"ltinu nf IT,. N.rk IN -.'."n "nI!n-
KS rrr,nin: re-. n~rrh"ru Panhandle.
III" ,r':u;;,e ar. Tit"i. Mar>haii.
Er,mh... liamr"..h. l,"tdrtI%" and W"tH"L
with rhI" r"Gn:y.
chairman N',h,.u Is "snsid'r'n: a.''"Ht-
.u% ,h.. Offer which Will adj n"rr !" hjS
already rarr duties. ii" Will form Il
."rIra. staff rnd haT" :, central "ttic".
ii.e i;il,, ~r!I H., Superintendent dlr"r;"r
-: organ ~: "ru ruI Viii NAY" -" largest
territory al any in n" state.
w. S. S. Notes.
univ ni!n SIi..S agency WAS established
:.rs;. ~ias. INA, h";ug Il; til" I'aul o..
E-yIuanu Passing company! Thr7, w"r.
W" S"i""tirS f"rm"d at tho 'i'ynaun
i!aui. he hing named n" soldiers AMI
Sailors Suci"II,.>. Other SurI"iI"s Turned
were ~" Watkins. Ii"us" X iI"rrr.aun
snri.,y and TN" tiiG:is n Hog" Try ';,"'is
c"mlanI K"p"riS iil"i show IN" sale
ni STAMPS IN this county ar" now reach
ing E.Hnn0 daily.
The, following l",i"r was received yes
;"r,!a? by !. J. Holloway, president Of
Tia" rcrShin: I.IGnrt cub.
"prar Sir deem :: 4 "-ea; 'nn"r
and privilege {" b" Permitted :" G"r"ir'
Il rnrrnhcr Of tho I'crShln:; Limit club.
and ! also am III fa""r - any movement
thai will |" ii l,cn"!is 1" :hiS .r"I.
,"i'n:rr ~ ours.
Yours 4 frIl"w m"mh"r.
~. RA'IiENNElMF.R.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Pass P. 0. Bill; Now
Goes 10 Conference

WtSHlNifTUN, u. e.. May 10
TIE .poStuitr" appropriation bill sr"h''
INK wa,r increases 10 postal rmPloy"S
anG authorizing Federal acquisition al
he rheumatic mail tub" systems Ill
six ct n. lar."st cities in the c"tlnir!
wa- PASSED b. lhe Srnatr Ial" to-day.
without 4 record Vote. In" DiIl pro-
yidr< for appropriations ri $"Nl .unn.-
um. nj increase Sc Si1.@"n. QUO over
III" NuuSr bill. and now SC"S IL con
;rr"nCr.
Efforts Ia attach an amendment 10
the m"asnrr suSp"uGinG for al least
u YEAR operation ut the "ri rtf-'rlifc
july !. increasing second class postal
rat,, wcr" abandoned late to-day, If
ter supporters I'll III" amendment be-
came cunvinr"u tina; il would hr de-
Iratrd. The Amendment WAS urged by
rubIish.;S. b. many Senators VINO
questioned h" legality III attaching II
20 an appropriation bill. later all ell
luri will bu made ~ add u 20 Stone
other bill. it wa.S saiG.
lnlrin" HI debate iu-dHy several
Senators attacked III" proposal ~ -uS-
Ucnd he second class mail increases.
= ,laiur tIrDnna. nt North lIahu,a. IT,
publican. said ihr incr'a:" WORKS no
Injustice tn s>mall %c~ paper publish
az. and hat ail ri them 'lu not nppnS"
il. Whit Senator EIarLwick. of '':"r'
gia. Democrat. presented Is resolution
vt The Missouri Pro-, Association IL
S.riGY ihr increase.
i'nd,,r The bill ~ adopted GiIy mail
carriers. rh.rk;: am! 9TH: postal "n
uiuN5,S would b. granted al increase
IN pay ut 500 Il year. will rural car
!i"rS Wnili r'C"lir an increase 81 -
lr..r GEM. over lhrir present salaries
Overtime pay for postal "r"rl"y"s ;its'i
j. provided in = committee aIn'nd
n"nt which hr S"nH'" adopted to-day
-; 10 II after i! Unrr had rejected H.
The Sr:l:tc retained tn llnu$, pro
vision apprurrluIinG Slu.HH Iur 81
inrin"nI: in hlrTian mail r"rIir" h''
tween clues ~ b." d"SiTual:r! b! I'M
, WESTMINSTER general and t!Xin: IN" post
az. ru.Si fer Slrh mail al II cents III
uUnCr NJ trnIiiCn thereof.
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About People
Aovements Of IndlWdu1ie -
and From the Ctty.
oOotGU-O0CG4x

Mrs. William llarl"nst"iH. Jr, OF
North Main street, ~ recovering very
nicely after Il very SERIOUS OPERATION. III
The Ohio VALLEY hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. otto Jaeger HAY" with
Them IN visit their nrphcw. Mr.. Ar
thur Jaeger ii Sew York city.
John Il. ,'Immns. well known "RSi-
n"rr ut III" j.. II g.. - visiting at wash
lnSluI. ". &.
Charles NJ. ',ralG. "f this city. ~ IN
WASHINGTON. y. g.. um business.
aIrS. K. l.. CruSiy. who has r""n 'iSlt.
inr hrr mother. Mrs. ii. t.. Linton. 1T
I.i."A. has returned to her horne III New
York.
l'rpf -. Truti"- has returned I" MIS-
home IN MurEHntuT7. after Spcho!Hh
~, pas; !,';S weeks III this city.
NJ iurH urrin.: will l"HN'' i"nirrr""
!,rr N,.Cf:.. ohio. where sin wall be til"
guest IL he: parents,
Mss Ages colby. "f Washington. ~
g. IL ia" Iur>; az her Sister, nj thr !.
". {. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Duke Of Northumberland

LONDON. MAJ l1.--lI"ury 'i+nrE"
Hcr"y. seventh Duke %: Nncthumt-.r-
iau,l. ii..> last night at Alnwi"k Castle.
Northumberland. in his $:vsnt%-src"nI
N"tr.
In ri. .hA Duh T.: NUr;hu nlbcriHud
Was appointed by King Ii"orgr - S"rN''
as I.rrl tUg.G steward "f England NJ
iur coronation Of IL" King. r." WAS a
trust. o. tho British museum Hnl q
t"r;n:r I.r"sitl"n: OF Nh" archaeological
institute. His h..:r - his eldest surV:v-
inS SON Earl Percy. who f"rm"rly was
AZ aid. - the governor general OF Can
dn ]
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
RIVER NEWS

'rh. >ta~" hrr.. las "."a!Hr was Ton
feet rhr"" inches and stationary ana at
t." M'M."h'n 'ia.';t N. r.: w.tS stage Of
:.:r fsrt. fiv" l''tt.s. Tn" present stage
j. tho h"St i; has h""u :"- several weeks
and many h"a.S ar making Trips.
Til. Liberty WAS In" vn!! boat {" trAvn
hsrr yesterday. leaving In. wharf at
40 for Marietta. Il VII H. bark herr
thiS evening and will have Sunday
morning. Thr Milton arrived last uie:i.
about sven o'clock and * S,'hr:lulch -
i";tv" this morning At :%h for Natl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
ABANDONED BY HARDWICK.

WASHINGTON. II. e.. May l6.--
Senator Hardwick. uf tirurgia. To-day
Formally abanGnn.rl his effort Ia pre-.
vent compulsory service OF Americans
overseas When his bill. ;nrrDduC"ri
last August. 10 prohibit military com
nandrrS from ordering drafted men
overseas unless they voluntarily enlist
was called up in The senate Today.
he moved it. be- indefinitely postponed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
JUNE BLANKS
COLGATE TEAM

MuEH;hNTOWN. W. "a. Ma 10
Jun" vas IN rar" form t"-'!a: and Strn' x
out thIrie,.ii t'nleai" university hh't"ri
" hIi.. hlauk!u. the clstrTt"rS. M"1N-
while West Virginia got ten SAT; his.
:;"'ld for seven rluS. liIrri"k WAS he
star at IN" MniIn'aiIl,'"r team Il: IN"
bat. getting a triple. 4 dnubi" and two
singles in four times ~ hat. West VIZ
:;i'ia played rrru."sS brli IN the field.
Sr"r".
r. II. l..
t"i@a'.......... 10 " " II " " "a \ (
W"si Virginia.. " II -" - IN
lural,s aud Nor. Jun" and Iir"GE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
St, Matthews Concert

Las: evening n ~" Sunday Erh""
r,":uS ~ ~. =; Matthew's chur''i Tho
choir whir:l - ,>"u.;rn$,d -: Il number
=: "ar"iI'nt v"rr"s. r~rd,r' a splendid
prnE-nIn IS popular ulu$ir. ~" concert
waS well at;"'mlr,! ~ mcmh"rS II the
,.iu".u and c"nErs CATION. a. Will "a
friends The program consisted ~ al
81 tie. I;,t"S, AMI most Dnpi!ihr "ar-;im"
a:i!vi.. and wn% VII presented.
T.i.<.. concerts have BON given IN 4
s"r!"g. anal IN" money l"Tivh VIII z" :"
Mp 'riray III" "Sl"rSs ~ ~ annual
choir ramp at Terra Alta. w. Va. wh"r"
i;ia members "nj"; Il lin" vacation aud
have such r"vaI times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
POULTRY

FOR SALE-SlnSi" comb Brown Leg
horns. six weeks pull.:;s. c"rk"rti:.
range r:,is,rl Vigorous and healthy. Egg
5. 10 Der fifteen. delivered T. ". Hub
bard. Knob fork. W. Va rly-lS-m
FOR SALE-S =. ". lcghnrn rESs foi
hatching. Also some beautiful hcna.
Mrs. T.. q. W!llerton. l1clJairc. r. y. No.
Gp-@-60t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
STUDENT DROWNED.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. May L.
Levi Gilmore. senior at III" West N.r-
Sinia tuIlrgiarr Institute trulnr"d' {.
Was drowned in the Great Kama" IiA
river This afternoon when Il Cann" in
which hr and Two classmates wCr"
padding capsized. Gilmore, 70 years
old, WIS Il narii" OF Lexington. Va.
Ills body has not been found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
N. VA, Rates Approved
By the Commission

VN$iIINt;Iu\. N1H - Tn" lr'"r-
stat commerce" commission '"n'h!iN"'H
uppr"v"h t"ia% class rat" !nrr'';i"rS 'r"nl
yarlrIIS I-,iuis "f origin ~ nilddl"w'St-
I'm irrri!"ry :" Tho following eastern
hH$ n. points:
I:.,.i..s;rr. S:?n,rI>-. liiC.t and Mount
M"r-It y El"ir'r"'in Mt. J'w''
aid Albania. IA Cumberland ant 'IHh-
'arI Md. aud t:ln.Is. i:irhu"od and To-
iIr.i,u ". VI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Ob|Tl jARY
Martin Horcs.

Maet;. iF"r-s passed away. H.''in' G
day c"eains Il; his h"tn". F'Ifth street.
A~rEaritl". following an illness -! FOUR
months. III" 30 COMPLICATIONS. sfou:":n
high mas; will u. c.i''i'ra:'.l u; -. M
thongs raurch Saturday noIning at
:'::h O'Clock and int"rrnr,tt will BE- mad"
/; Linw ,Yd c.;"":H-y. Blaine. phi9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
WANTED-H1ale Help
WANTED-Female
Woman for cleaning. App
1917 Jacob street. Eiy-l g.

wANTED--W Woman for cleaning. Appl:
1917 .TH.,uh street. Ciy-lG-i
wANTED-lp girls for clean lighI fac
tory work Guaranteed $3.50 Il week
and car fare . Can make Si@.po tn $l4.0d
Ir"c" wnri; l.. S. Corrugated Fiber
Bon Co. 18th 81. WarHood my-lG-m
WANTED-t,xprrIr lady cashier.
Must hay bond and reference Ma
;.nual Wi:oI"slI" Millinery and Fur Co..
Ecu Market - rrr:. ny-J-i
WANTED-E:xperir millinery sales
Indies. Nome except th"so with cx-
p"rI"n".. need apply. National Whole
sale Millinery anG Fur 20. l290 Market
street. fny-lJ-l
WANTED-W"mam for cleaning. APP
yly 1917 Jacob 81. my-lo-
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For Sale - Horses, Vehicles, Etc.

FOR SALE-A I'm" bred driving horse.
sound an.L right. and nicely broken.
weight about l1h6 li';. Cheap. Young
man i'm army. have no Use Tor THIS
horse. Ihor" M. =, rinT ) st. IlairS-
Vile. o.. J. y. Watkins. Box S03. May
nnrd. &. Hy-:-t
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LOST AND FOUND

1osr-pair nos. glasses dark r"llulohi
rim. l."rrc at 1915 Main ST. and re-
r.,y, reward. ny-l6-i
lOST-A cameo pin. between Carroll
club and 18th s.. Finder please r.
fnrn - Margaret Beech. care M""lw"rt!'
Store and receive reward. m!-l!-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
PRCHIBITToN. roE HAWAII.
W.NS!ll\iirr

W.AS!il\';Tr\ Ma l6.--!'rph!b.tinu
i"- iIaw.u: - rr'yi'i"i f"- III - luii
iass-r! ;"ha" y! t.r S.r;I:" without i
roll rIlt. i; tao" G"''> l." he house.
Scnn,"r Sheppard at T"Na%. III "'!1arr"
- liz, bill. sIIJ districts in tn" islands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Ness Services Saturday.

;'un"ra. services for ID" late And high
iy respected Ms. ,ti"Xa'lder Ness. VII"
Es-Ss..d hwaE yesterday morning n
o'clock. VIII D.. h"Ii Saturday afternoon
i, ,w.. ..',.suci, from .l"r ia:n bonn" n
E..,!rir. In:-rrnrni ~ill l. made al
los. H.. ,'m.t"r%.
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous.

FOE SELE--''ount'r refrigerator. ""
tuA. .mSh register. cigar show case.
,,ncf." mills. scales. klrin & McTT'man
- H..l rs Natl 1860. mT-lS-I
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE


tinted S;nI,< "f America. N"ri''"r:; DIS
i"4r; - W"S' N.rg.nIa. 50:
In IA" tinted safes District Court IN
ard for sr:I District.
ia tn. matter IL {. l.. French. i:'an"-
rurI. ~. 49,. IL 1.nmhrupr'.!. '''t''"n
fu- njs..harc"
TO IN" I!unnrahl" Aston -. Dayton.
.ludE" uf tI"' District ''"Wr' 81 ;he
United state, f"r IA" Nurthc!n hiS-
rrIci ~ W"S: N'r=tnin:
Z. l.. French. e s;riit:G!.'-'d. ~ ~"
Count: "r WrtA"l. AMI stat" 81 West
virginia. n said pistri":. r"Sr"'tluliy
represent. iha. "n II" 18TH daT If May.
I'LL. las, past. h. w?$ duly hdiud@"r' Il
lsIukrupI und"r ih" ar;s "f congress 70
la,ln.: a. hank r,;r'ry: 'hrr IA" has duly
y,lrrru!"r.d MI his property AID r'Eh,*
,r property. and rae fulf% '"rmrlt"d "lth
nil rh.. r"1u,r.In"H'* - :.nid acts and &c
orders ~ IN" court t"lrh rG his hank
rurt|;.
Wh"r"f.rH. =" r-1ts 'hai II" may J."
deere. u H. n" r'"ir' /" iaH" :, fail de-
char;:.. frrm al! 'i,'i.ts rr"Vah|H against
ms "Sir'. ,x'rnt SUCH d"ltS aS ar" *
c"rlri H. lrW from such discharge.
dated til. 18Th dag 81. Mny. y. r.
1918.
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WANTED-To Buy

WE will buy the entire stock 81 stores
s,;rt a. Shoes. clothing. hardware. con
fnr;iurcr.. etc. TOOL Store 1885," OAR
Ia, .,r,r, my-l%-m
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FOR SALE-Li Stock.

FOE SALE-Thr." hcifnrs with calves
two IIols;"ins. on" jersey. Geo H..
N.whard. Elm Grove, Bell phon" Ili3-
III my-lJ-
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WANTED-Agents

wANTEp-Threc good agents 10 sell
household necessities on the install
mcnt pl;r. Best OF goods and best Of
commissions We pay weekly. Z. r.
Adams Co., ll40-I142 Main ST. mr-l2-tf
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FOR RENT


my-lb-
POR RENT-Lhnc front room with lrLy
window. orc front room first 1luoT.
one room in r"ar. all separately. furnish
I'd, fur - housekeeping. Per week $50
IN 1m"3 'haplinc my-lG-j
FOE RENT-iood office and living
rooms On the second and third floors .!
tho new TrlrliEcnc"r building. 1905 and
l:In1 Market ST. Now r.ndy for "ccu-
nancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care lnlclii-
scrccr ap-lI-tf =
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-f'urni*h"d r""EGS for light
housekeeping. Apply SAN ADAMS. -
ioih. street my-l6-i
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nREss WELL AND SAVE MONEY, 500
MEMS SUITS, COATS AND PANTS.
All, SLIGHTLY USED, TAILOR MADE
AT GREAT BARGAINS. GASSEL, 1929
MARKET ST. WE ALSO BUY SEC
oNp HAND CLOTHING. ap-lJ.44t
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MISCELLANEOUS
SELL YOUR TRoUBLEs-El;ehcst

SELL YOUR RoUSLES-ll;ehcst cash
nri,..s u:uI Toy wrecked and "ori"''i
nilr"nr"bii"s. uy,"hincr!, etc. Tool St"r".
Iu~I"% Market 50. Hy-l3-n
WANTED-T. buy. gas. gasoline. sl'"tiA
rnsiu"s. and boilers. ana all kinds al
miscellaneous l,"rls. Tool Store. ~" IL;
,,,L,i street; my-I3-m
WE lmy tn cVupl"t" iufhiS!iihSS "l =
house " rooms VI 20. Sbut cash for
used huus"l"ld goods. talking machines.
80. l.juirInf and l'i"prr. nth and Mar
To, S,s 1:.ll In?9-J: Natl 24f-Y.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-29
OIL AND GAS
What Lease Men and Pro
. ducers Are Doing In
( Various Sections

At Cleveland.
Mullendore & Thompsons No /,
Mullendore farm, section j-2l-S is
drilling at 1900 feet.
c A Steinberger and associates No
T. Sheppard farm, section 2l-21-S is
rig up
The Prairie Oil & Gas company has
a rig up for its No 30, Julia A Jones
farm, section 202l-S.
The Gypsy Oil company has a rig
up for its No /, NJ Sharp farm,
section 3i-Gl-S.
D Wasson and associates are
building rig for their No Charles
Head farm, section 25-20-S.
II Markham Jr's No |, Diem
farm, section 1S-21-S is shut dowr
al 1850 feet.
Il C Mullendore has completed hi.
No Skinner farm, in section l92l-
5 and it is good for 10 barrels at {
depth OF 1876 feet.
The State Lands Oil company's NJ
8, Martin Phillips, in section 32-21- s
Is drilling at 1870 feet
The State Lands Oil Company's NJ
|, V P Sewell farm, section 1921 :
Is cleaning out.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-29

and the French officer said he had
never received more impressive re-
ception Four thousand men womn and
children arose when the speaker was
introduced and cry for more" was
sent up when the lieutenant, stepping
back for sip of water toward the end
of his address, left the impression that
he had concluded. His message to
German Americans was received with
thunderous applause.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-29
A TEXAS WONDER

The Iexas Wonder cures kidney snc
bladder troubles, dlssolves gravel, cures
diabetes, weak and lame back. rheumatism
aud Irregularities Of the kidneys and blnd
der In both men and women Regulates
bladder troubles in children V at sold
by your druggist, will be SEM - maj on
receipt Of $t00 One small bottle IL ( II
months treatment, and seldom falls q
perfect cure. Send for sworn testi
monials DR.. u. w. Hall, 2026 Olive St
st. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists.
Advertisement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-29
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

In the event Of delivery being i'm
perfect, or paper being rolled twisted
or mutiated. subscribers are urged
to make immediate complaint to the
business office in person by telephone
or mail.
Mail subscribers should examine
the address on the label of their
paper it shows when subscriptions
expire. When you remit the label
is changed, if not, notify this office
If you wish your subscription discon-
tinued write the office, otherwise the
paper will be continued In chang
Ing addresses give both old and new
addresses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-29
GERMAN ORATOR ASKED
FOR WAR MEETINGS

Tho imperative necessity for edu-
eating German communities on the is
sues of the war and the desire Of the
government TO get the cooperation Of
resident Germans was SHOWN at re-
cent Red Cross meeting conducted at
the Lutheran church five miles south
west Of Shattuck. The meeting was in
progress when Chairman Parrill OF
the Ellis county council cf defense ar
rived. The members feared the visitor
had come to stop the speaking in Ger
man, but when, with the aid Of an
interpreter, defense plans were outlin-
ed and the Red Cross campaign ex-
planned, the assembly almost to a per-
son rose for volunteer service. Sew
enty-one members were signed up on
the spot and the women Immediately
organized for active work in knitting
and making bandages. An insistent
request was made that Governor Will
liams send patriotic speaker who
could address them in their own Ian
guage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-29
MEXICAN DlsRoBEs, THEN
JUMPS TO HIS DEATH
BY F. LelpZiqer

At Gibson, Jan g5-J Topez, a Mex
lean committed suicide at o'clock
last night by jumping from the bridge
into the Missouri river. He was
stranger to Mexicans here and came
here from Kansas City a week ago.
He was a track laborer for the Mis-
souri, Pacific. He took of his clothes
before jumping in the river.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-29
PUBLIC SALE
lncubators, Bruders, Etc.

Conditions force my dismanteling
the most complete poultry farm in the
state, therefore on Saturday February
g. | will sell at auction in Guthrie,
Oklahoma, on the corner Of Harrison
and Division, the following articles in
good condition.: Four 400 capacity
incubators, sixteen universal brood
ers, with lamps; one coal heater for
small heating plant; about 800 feet Of
two inch pipe; one so gallon coal oil
tank; one large sheet iron water tank
200 bbl with good stand pipe, fully 80
feet high; feed troughs, water troughs
bono grinders; / 1-2 h p gas engine;
1000 feet of chicken wire in medium
rolls.
| will have for sale the majority OF
the lumber of a 1856 feet house, 6 feed
hoppers, II feet wide and about S feet
high, also the brick, about $4,000 med
um burned, and a large part Of the
lumber in the laying house, and vii
also sell the twelve colony houses
and a bunch of egg cases and severa
bee hives. The lumber, brick and col
ony houses will not be brought to The
city, but will be sold on the ground al
the poultry yards, southeast adjoining
the Boys Rescue Home on the east
See me if you are looking for bar
gains in the above materials, or SCI
the man on the rancho, Very truly
M LUTHER WEST.
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Of reference wants
room or suite in private home. Fur
race or steam heat; we'll or cister1
water, bath; gas heat will do il both
is provided Address + X care Leader