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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
33 FOOD PROFITEERS PUNISHED THIS MONTH

Thirty three concerns have be.a
fined Or temporarily pat out u busi-
ness for pronieerinr ~ ths Fe71f7'
Pod Administrator since April 30
H0oserE so0ufs are volunteers who
sors without sslary. aud, ln many in-
stances psy their osn expenses We
needs fsioe - many men. and trained
men - that There 4 little question
fhst the FOOD Administration couid
pat = stop 70 All profifeering IN foods
70 enough I'd tape could b. cut 20 give
q the assistance and operation -
p4rf - the Government Secret BsrsIee
snd - fhs numerous trained invest
gsf0rs - the Department - Jusfics
ths Feierai Trade oonnifsi0n and the
Buresu ~ Nsrkefs n NEEDED s'ii
rn0se help fniThf bs obtsibed - draft
ing = par of ne small army ~ ~
enlpioye1 a. poetofflce Inspectors
cappers Weekly offers these sprr~--
lions for that they nay b. ~orfh
Here j. he Hsf - profl,eers pa
Iorie6 ~ ne Foo6 tdninisfrsfion .
esfs. bexinnlnE sith April -.
April 5e-Frszlsr PsckiDx company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
WARNS NEARLY 2l's
AGAINST EXCUSES
General Crowder Tells Youths
Who Must Register. What To
DO and How To
Do II

Washington. May - rhs var ar
.arimont today issued warning IA
AL youths attaining the age Ut NJ on
oF before June 8 that they must pfa
sent themselves Tor registration on
that day SO excuse VIII ho tolcral
"a ihH department .Alr. excopf when
thn person u actually in tho military
er naval service
Provost Marshal General Crnwanr
"a Gins Young mon 90 study ,he draft
regulations. today iasuad the follow
ipg statement
n should bo clearly undoratood
that registraslon "a public duty. Il
s distinct from soloclivo service a.
that q ~ merely q preliminary 90 the
later process ~ selection fov fall
arc 70 perform thelr duty congress
las prosldcd lenaliy of lmprlson
faeni for ono year Furthermore aash
failure may result IN the loss n val
uahle rights and privileges and lm
y odlato induction into military sorv-
i,o.
No delinquent can BE- excused for
tct registering on tho ground iha, h.
forgot or dld not realize his duty The
burden Il on him and on him alone ,o
rerform tha, duty and he alone in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
Ten O'CLOCK RUGS
CIT QtEEu GtPrIs

Says Matt Duhr The ten o'clock
'is we're the queerest bunch of r.
lrlouA fanatics that over disturbed
iLs peace amongst the Eucheo Indians
on Deep Fork Tho sect consisted Of
f,rccly bewhAaered old oodgei
hammler his four daughters and his
qlanoi of sleepy looking son in laws
they bold their religious services
from 10 20 "a O'Clock every day. They
whooped. rattled Tia gaus aud blew
ctwhorn irumpols Their uproar
scared all the Indians and made all
the dogs Of the vicinity TO bark fur
iousiy during The hour long disturb
ance They lefi Tor the Euchees good
for the kiamuhla hills. and an that
we're often diagustcd. relolced whom
the Ton o'ciockerr departed"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
DRAFT EvAD[R KILLS
THREE IN HILL FIGHT
Melville Collins Of Kentucky, Sur
renders Only When Mob
Burns House He Hides In,
Had Failed To Register

Grayson. Ky. May Melvin eel-
Inns - years ol5. OF Olive illl. yes
lerday sho, and Killed Nint carpon
ter. then entered a brick plant and
shot aud Killed Cleveland Sparks and
John Howard
Collins tried 20 find another man.
declaring he would tili him also. col
lins fled 20 nearby farmhouse and
harricaded himself aud defled the
SAenff and posse who surrounded
The house and prepared to burn g.
Collins sho, from the window aud
wounded Low shields a member Of
tfe posse Tho sheriffa officers fired
as man came from the house and
wounded Tors stephens. who had an
tered tho house 10 persuade Collins
g. surrender Collins finally surron
csrod when the officers started 10
burn the house
Collins had failed 10 register. de-
clering he was under draft arc. To
believed tho mon he Killed had some
thng 70 do with reporting him TO the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
NEW REGIS TRANTs NOT
TO Be CLASSIFIED NOW
BOYS Who Register June 0, To
Receive Their Qnestionnaircs
Later. Must Register Or
Go To Jail

Az the bows ehn have reached the
ere of twenls ona aineo Jane 8. 1877
must rcsleier on iane ah 81 this ,uar
With their local board fsllnra a.
register is punishable BY lmprison
wcni IN the peuleniian
The registration booth vlll ~ open
ffcm seven O'Clock 10 the morning
nitll 2 y IN. and members % Tho local
exemption board a. we'll a. cltlsena
Nho volunteer 20 asslsi viii be on
hand % aid rcsisiranis ia filling on,
their card
lhree nes Fogi-; snfa will not ba
classified ai this time later they
VIII receive auesilonnalfea and tho
h,ard vii classify thom az othar mon
haye hecu eleesifled when the now
tcglsirants have been olasulfiod those
IN class one viii be placed NJ tho bot
tom of the liei aud viii not be called
~ ruiz. until he mon nov n cisas
enc have been called To service
The chairman 81 the local unomp.
ton board has been appointed ohlct
registrar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
N 'CONkElL TELLS WHAT
AMERICA IS DOING
Returned Methodist Bishop
Talks Of Centenary Move
inent In After War Re.
construction

Bishop ? Mcconnell % the Meth
otist Episcopal church. has jusi ie-
termed from = three months visit 10
ihe American and French fronts ]
= qart o. the British front In France
After viewing conditions on the az q
baiilsfrunis Bishop Mcconnell savr
I consider the Centenary movement
O, o1r church the mos, important and
- pefui suggestion thus Gar made Tor
thg worlds reconstruction after nc
war The Methodist Episcopal church
celebrating the Centenary Of Metz
odisf missions hy framing q worls
irogram vifh The express Furp3se
q conserving the results of the var
Bishop Mcconnell describes he
morale % the American forces and
The conditions over there as follows
-W9sen over in France had 'he
Impression that everything vas goiag
gr right said Bishop Mcconnell
since izne.d Ia New York ! was
tod that everything hsd gone Wrony
FRAT We had a miserable handful r.
troops ever there. badly provided for
ord that Ne wers nos doing our par
reI am very hspqy 20 b. able to
say . fhis ls true the people in France
ernf knoa g.
" rou could stsnd a. have stood
AZ = eaport in France snf greet An
~ can soldiers. and 70 Yoa could see
th-ee converted Hamburg American
iIrsrs iosdei 80 American TRANSPORTS
vsh slr;eer fhoIrsni soldiers ~ each
sip. yO1 right rei ne impression
hat something "a happening And
= you krsw that this same fhing sAs
occurring ~ 0thsr ports yo1 might
vel tnos fhsf Arrerics n really send
~ over hsf troop~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
lnu 600 >ilOt I'D
sign PLEDGE CARD

The campaign for farm labor u
harvest she coming cror~ is wAxine
hos and furious IN oklahoma u Is
estimated 'hat faAy 100000 farra
laNoT pledge cards will he printed '.'
uss in this survey in the cities AMI
tosns q the state for extra farm
hands
NNhtn i've daxs from the day the
oraer az fhe OAlahous State Council
~ Defense wens out asking fer tals
survey orders we're received ny lse
State Council Tor ls.ooo pledge carts
although urosg ~ the cean,y councils
are furnishing their own
Several county councils anticipated
ihls move on the part of the state
Council Is meet this critical situation
aud had called on on school districts
10 make reports 70 them on the sta
Aiun and 70 circulate these pledge
aras
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
NON PRODUCERS MUST
WORK OR LEAVE CITY
Losfer Round Up Will Begin
Next Week Pool Hall Hang.
ers-0n and Idlors Not
Wanted Here

The police department will help
The exemption hoand in every way
possible. said chief Mitchell SUNDAY.
" hen shr matter ~ drsftinr the non
producers was up for conversation
Pool hail loaiers and men without
wnri must eet their working clothes
on for We are not going 20 allow suca
men 20 Jay around here when the hosi
mon ia the country are working iu The
aruy" said Ned Holman. member cf
fhe County council 81 Defense I'VE
snp.scl the cay aaa ooaR,s ofrcrrs 20
tcip cfcan up this community Of the
ron producing ,aass The farms are
suffering aud crops viii bc lost n
labor Is mot forthcoming
Ny department is ready 10 Te'
action whenever the Council of Do
tense and tho exemption board gives
the signal said Sheriff Sherwood
The action j. being taken IN view
~ the orders that have been issued
by Provost Marshal General Crowder
hat all persons who are not engaged
in some useful occupation and are
within the draft axe. viii either haro
70 30 so work or be Immediately In
Quoted into the military service
The action % the officials In clear
lns out the loafing element will begin
ne1i week and will continue until
every babiiuai losfer goes 10 work -
leaves the city and county
However there all be no action Dn
The part of the police relative 10 those
who are not regarded az enRared IN
useful occupations until further in
sirlctions are received from the war
department Tho men who are with
cut work viii then be- hunted down.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28

May l--viola a Riio,to. growers. a.
Rochester. \ Y. have stores closed for
dliregardlnE the nny my" rule 10
ssli.ng flour
May J a T. 1rosdweii a company
Atlanta. Ca. have llcence revoked for
q llufo 70 hep contracts.
Nay O. liossnberg. Boaion. Mass
loses license Cor pfofiisefinE in flour
MAY 2 Directions sent 20 federal
tod administration warning them 70
prevent profifeefinr in See
Nay Several macaroni manufsc
tufers In Ssw Yosk City have business
closed for operating without hoenses
Nay 2Three Atlantic a Pacific
1ea oompsny stores. Albany. y Y,
c'ose'l for selling wheat fiour without
slbaiiigiss
Nay 3 fourteen bakers IN Roches
tsf NY ordered 20 suspend business
f0f seilinr bread Without proper
ansHnfs ~ ssbsiitufes.
May Worth Milling company.
Fort worth. TeEas ioss license Cor
ssinnr Tour IN erossass quantities
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
AMERICAN li6ERTV EfRpLssss
cs WESTERN FRONT

VIII tn American Ar-ly in France
Way .s-The FIRST sirllanee 10 BE- far
1.shei % thf American army .n
r-saoe sns are nov 20 use iu a train
suE exnp These machines are 81 the
ispe equi7s~d vifh fhe Liberty no
tor
For 'hree 1sys no' one hoche svls-
t1r has stuck biz JOSS over the Am
erscsn secfor and or ssiafors guirF
hscs q TIE 5orhs lines have 70; been
seie e s.zrs a frh' DurlrF ~ izsf
r-o1th. Ire booze siTuen confront n
cur iines josr twelve mzctires to oar
fl1r. Ia sdclti0n 70 losses afflicted ty
IRE Frenfs j L. not ku0wn What
j. ne resso- Tor Their inactivity D.
8. presumed hat ihey are rsbunsinF
ils -ersontei ~ tssr danaFes squad
fors
A-av1czr zi-r1sr Zee q pride II re
sfuztior. uhch s. cutie different
sron wtss "a used to 30 whea fhe
hccss hse the eesf ar patrol On oar
sfrfo- Or army hss a'er;f r
t-siret sviztcrs rho Eo1id make
tks--sssr-s hz factor r fhsr had
a. arnrle fa-Tsy - uschires
Ths rs~s thu fhe first resi afr
iisuss ksc srriret lr F-anoe frrn
Arsricz. sste- % nary promises. e.
Enthusiastically rscfiret herause
ffsy sre -erz-6ef a. ths forerpsrsr
- a. s.o--out e1sir-ert
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
HUN H|GH-POWER GUNS HURL Gas
BOMBS ON AMERICAN HOSPITALS
High Lights In
Wilson's Addrcw
To Joint Assembly

Aadl,isrsi rsvsrue. rsass rAnl.
testify be provided
We shsli tern nstaraliy 90 ~af
profits ana incomes ara Iususies
fsv ths additional taxes
In tire autumn much larger
sale of bonds must be sffaessa
tran has yet been attempted,
Ma are al the eeaA ara eessls
ef the var there can be ~ pau.s
o. lasefmssslen.
oas flraNesil proarsm russ -
more be left "a doubt thsa o1r
ordnance peogFam or our sN,s
program.
Politics ia adjourned me slsc
tiona will % se thess ~na thlAk
least ~ ls.
The pFoflsssriau snst can nos he
Get At hy tho restraints ~ eaesct,
encs can be GOT At by sassslon
The people are ready and will
ing 20 hear anY burden sed an
derao any sacrifice that may he
necessary 20 ~la the var.
We need not be afraid 10 ,as tho
people. ~ we lay taxas lustly
thy know the war wust he paid
Tor.
The only thing trey ass tor a.
admire 10 duty, greatly ana aaa
quateIy done. ahail ~ gfe~
weary when they bid Ne aetf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28

Calna hy lhe afmlcs of the Gsrman
sio~n gflase un ths Aiano froat havs
been balanced Ia part bg The aanxu
iaafY rspulass sf further attempts %
tush forward southwest 81 fprvs IA
repaired second line positions alons
ihu Aisno the Franco British forees
are ofiefins strong resistance 20 The
negmana ~ho afa pressing 90 to cross
ths nses wbile la fiaadsfs lho Fraash
senfldeuily a~alt Increased snsmy a..
tatks
Ahhough The Gefmana attacked an
fte southern fiaak oa front - BE-
niles Ia Tfeaf .fensiA a la uot zee
clear shat is behlnd the operation
Probably several DAYS uiii rasa b.
firs me sitaation = defined clearly
f~o posslbillsiat stand oai that shs
frif Il necessary 20 eidsn lha
d bo@ about Noaldiaisr or that Il w.s
f'area Gen foch might begin a coan
80 offeasise tousra ison nor Il q
Hnils-iy thsf ihs attacks on ma ~
t'smifies 4 he nsarlg 80 mile tna
5fe feinis for = sfurenfoas movement
iosafds Amlens
IN Eaisinx ths helFhts roffh ~ fhe
tlane aua fhe famoss rh~min des
DANES. ths 0ershsu- suffered mesf
heavily ~. fsslou over ~hleh thef
have advanced thus far l. ena % ne
most hatiis SCARED in Frame n
fae eroeu pfinee hsped - crush ihs
ffeneh and sefafafe them ffon lh-
iirlush a. flefy az. Iiae b. Jailed. -
E Biafl beiseen the allied forces has
Z cen maintained thfonshoui the fishi
lie il0s Car ~ Geru,ans advanced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28

FlwOod. Ind. loses license for deliver
ing short On tomato oaisup contracts
and selling tomato catsup a. hlghe.
than contrac prices
April 30 seven retail grocers -
Buffalo. \ =. give fz.5oo 10 Rel
Gross IN iieu - losing licenses 'or
violating 'nny my" rule and selling
excessive quantities. ~ nour
Nay o. Atlanta Baking company.
Atlanta. Ca. required 70 five Red
cross 500 - penaiiy Tor failure %
use required amount substitute 4
tad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
RACES Arikm GROUND
MIL DRAW Blc CROWD

From All reports gathered from The
tewns ~ the county there will he a
m~mmoth cro~a aut 10 the racea AZ
Electric PARA, May @a Red cron
women selling tickets report much
success All proceeds from the tickets
p 4 aud from ,he concessions viii 50
lo the lovai branch ~ Red Cross
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
GERMANS EMPLOYED FOUR
DIVISIONS NEAR l0CnE
HI,iIi~it Nm FRENCH ltANI
NJ Nilln \ tut MIR
hiNk ~ ttt>utit~
Nm nNIIi.ti~ >nN Rst.~
M. ~ Hlu ~lN tuR ~
i'Onit>I POSITIONS


WIN She Am@fleaa AFesy IN srsna~.
May - what ~sa apparently a Dc
llherats sfssmpt Is wfwek smsrtaan
haaptals " ths rear % th4 Ausrfsss
Tires 10 rieAray eeeurrsa ~h~s Ire
Germans nueisa Nlun e.plsssxs sas
sAelia ~ishin . fs~ hundred yaFsa ~
s~e hospitals, Fortunately. nu s#~s
Aae ~aa dpne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
GERMANS CROSS A|SNE RIVER BUT
ARE HELD BY BRITISH AND FRENCH
Martial Music
To Cheer Yankees
On Battle Front

Washinetcr. May Ns--TNe army
general staff has eroerea on
GenerAi pershins's recommends
ton THAT aii regime ntsl bands re
inervasea frcra ss to 80 pieces
VAR department announeesnen
to-day says ecsices eniaeq 70 the
bands the announcement SAYS. tAe
genera sta" has decided 20 ere
ate hUsle ard drug ccrps FER
ever Infantry regiment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
LONG RANGE GUN KILLS
THREE. INJURIES THIRTEEN.

Paris MAY sS-Thren persons were
Killed and thirteen ialurct In tue
houhsrtnent - Paris Monday ~ ihe
German iong range gun one shfl.
burst IN crowded street In front a.
a frzrnw2y s:srion Three women
were seiting into a car One was
ellct ud TIE others injured Sew
eral persons wiihsu The car. oue q
child were injured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28

VIA shr iluiah AfmY ln Francs.
Naf - n Yuatsrdat aItarA IN Fian
efru hetweea t.aeFr and voofmese~ls,
The germana are believed 10 have en
fipfcd faur di4isians 90 one part of
this front. measuring a0eo yards the
afrmY isuugs ~efe punished go %
Fsfely that The Frearh ON The flah,
tank dd not even mei 10 eloae aaAs.
tets ~Hh them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
romaAHparsr ~ ptcAHps
nrcomina IsTGsAH

American llsaagaaflefs Oa the
French Front May ~ After a hull
ut several days ths artillery lombard
nrnt ln rieagdy has baoome more ln
tense 90 both flaas The Germans
ere fhfgslnK many gAs ahslla into lha
American lines me American sun
nsrr hpveysr are returning tha enc
piy flfe tvp for one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
ITALIAN TROOPS BREAK DOWN
HUN DErGNsTs ON piAvr

Rome. Ma Catalan troops on
Monday broke through the Aus,ro.
German defenses a, Cape Sic on the
lower Pave front 10 a depth of 100
Yards. The Italians captured zl3
prisoners. according 20 the official
announcer of the action.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
sEv s1IT,4 HAS CLOSE CALL
H-r. EXPLOSION co1Es

ssm smith came near iosinF be
- - ~; ard a. receive very psla-
~ barns yesterday evening vter
rsaoiire sntiosior fook .1soe vile
50 "a vssh'nr his csr His Aair
tss badly sinres ard his arms sr1
s5rs b1rnef 10 1smsge a. ~ csr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
GREAT FLEET OF ALLIED
MACHINES TAUNT HUNS
4 ERIC An lRpi t\ie>.
EQUIPPED WIN FAMOt :
LIBERTY MOTORS, ARE
NOW ON FRENCH tltu<I
IN FL \nIR~ AND
PlCaRDN Ill
suClsrIN

raris. May 1s-Tne Germans last
risnt eroxseo she Aisne between
serry az eae ara saisly 4 Is ar
ncuneec officially. IRE battle cor
'lrues fiercely between ,ne vesie ara
sis~e rivers. IRE eve q the German
army has beer oir.r1ed hy the Alice
asrmer ~ho have ret psrrritsco a.
ere~s sccus rsscnire 70 reaer ~.
German lines after flying ever TIRE
siliec trenches
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
.Ecpo Boy s.-o ASSAULTED
WAITE cfpL IS HANGED

B.sg-er.. TEXAS. Nay fs-sirty
cosiso~.. ,i,etes, yss-s oic. = nssrs
soy. ~s. iyrenes isss risss - -os
r.s~ ~sossfle. Tee neers ~ss
c.z-r.5 -. sssi-s e-i~l-siiy ss-
rssi.es . ~@te 80 ,es- wosssliie.
s>-,~s,s e s1.lo<s received he-e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
ODD FELLOWS CONFER
i\tIitlOitN Dit.ililS

Tho Odi Felioes conferred the inl
tlaiory degree on eiEht candidates a.
their meeting lasf uisht They all
not confer this degree again until
september - neat The neai hodge
as admitted "a nes membert since
Jsnuary isst
Charles Eppisr ~ nullsairf ~ss o
visitor At Odd fsliou h-adqasftets
today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
rngncA ANo nRiflsH
tAUncH saJnrpR ATTACK

Win shs nrittsh Army ~ francs.
May "a grl,lsn ard French troops
PAVE launched eaUNsar attack ~
Flanders east ~ olehahaseh lake rh@
assseA hsaan ~sil Success ~oals
make shs saemYs assault ~ Yesterday
= esvnistr ara costly failure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28

Tao food administrator fuf ingan
county " \ Smith. fsaaesis Tie
Leader - announcs that under ths
fsu noar regulations esfh ierson IN
essh family ~iii b. permitted 20 par
- sse sis poands n sab-tliaies anil
se,i-ss'-.f Merchants are permitted
fo seii naearroh. aud spasbeftl wiih
gaf panrhinE -four cards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28

Win tns treslesr trny n srsres.
Nay 2s-lr . battle sbos, . wlis
stovs shs ground 80 American pr
eat, sirpisns TO-DAY shs, down 81 ere.
~ bl-pisns within tse German lines
ever ths rosi front.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28

power 20 bring about this end
We are looking 10 you for your co
cYeraton. and will Flsdly aid IN every
pcssibie way when matters are
brought ~ our attention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
-lNS Fstl ~ RAID
ON pARls PRQrER.

PARIS May 1s---Serraau zeasscrs a.
;e-pteo. last niGht. 10 raio paris
Trey croppce borrbs ~ the s0berts.
e.; ~ere presentec from fyirs sssr
the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
ALLIED SUPERIORITY
~ Agr IS s-Ows.

VIA ~ Anericzr Foroes 10 PIC
srcT. NsY -s-P.oof = ne siies' sa-
Ferso-1fy n the a. snt re Krysins
rsrrits1e - ~ str activlfy 3, beirr
<s-sonsrste1 snc czrr,e1 or or i,if
frurt
EEfle tse srery css.et teernet 70
- vsuslrx fheir rzrs ~ rlrAt rsi1s
G = hozsisl @ ne B-tish frost. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-28
WHAT roMM1Es HUNS AS THEY GO over THE TOP

When Tommie goes rosrr the toe
this Photograph shows an actas,
battle scune IA the defnnee Araing
the bis Gesamn drive he has csm
semp, fol the Han rhe arrow rnih
~ the attitude ~ the leading man a.
he jumped from the trench ama
showed his feeling Tor the nNehe
The Washington herald., 1918-07-01
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

Latnnia. Ev.. Juns E-Bnt1s fr MONDAY;
FIRST RACE-Purss. $40; SyeAr-old and m;
msidens: six fm4ones: Oapzx 100: Weeas Gir.
boz; New Mo5el. 100: Posss md. 100; oln Pc
hrOEa. 100; Hulda timpl. 100; BrOns Easls
lac; Reubsn HuEh- lR; Jnde- Wright md. lse:
Gus scheer. 100; Freemantle. lB; csllsvsy. 10.
iAlso eligible: oIark. le; LUCKY D~y, l3:
Lubelsh. 10; Httis D. i1; Boo ort. 10;
Jifry, loe
sBooND RAcE-claimins; 80: ty..roA
and up; 81 furiongs: 'Ginger Quill. l0a: .syhil
lG; .Flrst Star. lo4; IN. Bert hurmHn. l6,
r h Andersen. los: old Eycoa 10: Feeta-
bella. lR: Thomas R.. Hmtly. 10; Iroumaster.
III! LAcf Rase. Ii; T<nghcne. MI jim
waksly, IL. Also eligible: .Aeue. IN; Ken
ward III: HHsty Con-. II: oolls Ia; y. C
Cole. il4; ssyunGnz. uG
+. THIRD RACE-ClAiming; 500: fysar-oldS;
Ave and ooehAH furlonp: 'Duciu Pcah IS;
-Orenso (inpl. -: 'wyDdoFe-. lo: Selma G..
l4; 'CamOuhsH. lN: SIR John verp.I lG;
PsS Bureau tmpl. lN; John Ohurchin. iU ;
Joe Stair. lOs: Lothair. 10: BlAck Nanny. ms
Linden. III. Alzo eligible: Se1timeotzl. lN
FOURTH RAcE-A1oWances: 80: syesr-olds
and up: mile: Hollinerr, los; ser-ns-1 lnI
Franklin los; WtukeaG IL: Fam Oh umpk
IL
FIFTH RACB-Pu.s. S!cp; Norwood Hsndi-
cap; 3year-olds and up; ax furions: Hams
T. ClArk, %; fButterscotch md. 10 Bufurd. Iu :
.rAcolA l0; Fruitcahs. u; Bouifaos. M J. J.
Murdoch. lB; Prins q oona IA v. W.
Schorr's entJ.
SIXTH RAcE-o.smsns; puma m; ty-.~
,olds and UPWARDS: mils and q sxte,nthi on>s
iAppae 100; .Dlcr. 10; 'Hsmlock IN; -Rhy-
lpss,. r. M; :lisSsu.' NJ Iu; No.. Ro..
;1nd. I0; All Hs. ID: Broocho BInr, 10:
Alien Cain. IN Alp sEeibls: Fsir on..t In;
.Guidepust lN; Alison. lG; Ru-.sn squzra ~;
Jesse Louis. 10; Duks a Shelly. lm.