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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-27
Gilman News Notes.

LYLE Fanton and Miss Martha OAR
ran came home Thursday night from
Iowa city and remained over Sunday
,,;sit;,o their folks, the W. D. Fanton
and H. 2. Darraf families.
Miss Vera whitacre. OF New Sharon
came Monday and is teaching in the
high school room, supplying the va
cancy left by Mr. West, who recently
resigned to Join the army.
A pre-nuptiai shower was given
Thyrsday evening at the J. W. Doze
nome In honor of Mrs. Bessie Powell
who soon is to be married to Emmett
7. gyedsoe, OF Nontour. About twenty
sye ,aaie. were present and the even
ing was spent with contests suitable
"a the occasion. The house was deco
rated with red hearts. Miss Vera Vaw'
ter and Miss Vera Whitacre played
piano solos. Dainty refreshments were
ssryed 81. the hostess, assisted by Mrs
b. B. Ramsey. Mrs. Powell receivst
many beastffnl gtfts which vere pre-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-27

II farmers Of the county really want
10 seed an acreage TO spring wheat,
but have so far been prevented from
making definite plans for doing so be-
cause they could not get the seed, they
are now 10 be given an opportunity &c
get the seed. The Marshall County
Farm Improvement Association, thru
County Agent W. \. Buchanan. is ar
ranging TO purchase quantity OF
northern grown Marquis spring wheat
seed of sufficient amount 10 supply
the demand OF farmers OF the county.
Before he does So however, farmers
OF the county who want the seed must
come 10 the Office of the agent ana
sign an agreement 10 repurchase II
t-Gm the association.
The seed can be had IN the Twin
Cities at the government fixed price
OF S2.SI a bushel. plus about Is cents
a bushel for freight 10 this city. The
wheat Will be sold at a price right
around $3.50. price sufficient only to
make the sale price equal the cost Of
han ding the grain.
l ne fSSI't!dIi ZION - NO. Nv" WI
ing 20 undertake the purchase o
verbal orders OF farmers, as it does
not want 20 have any OF the seed left
on its hands. So each farmer will be
required to sign bona fide order that
ne will take specific quantity OF tn
seed If there are enough farmers
who will do this the association will
buy a car load or two OF the seed.
Practically all the other seed wheat
that has been found by the association
has been disposed OF SO that there is
practically no spring seed wheat to be
had near here now.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-27
1.-THE BOWLING LEAGUE
Standing Of the Teams.

The Royals made a clean sweep in
the series with the Mutcs Tuesday
evening. bringing them within one
game of the Mutes. now in sixth posi-
ton. The games were marked by an
unusual number Of splits, which caused
the scores to be unusually low. Tallett.
of the Royals. rolled high game and
high total. with 1T and AIS, respect
lively. The ScoeeS:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-27
Gard oS Thanks-

We wish to thank our friends am
neighbors Elks' Lodge and the Machih =
ist and Helpers Lodge for the sym
patty and beautiful floral offerings
given US during the sickness ard death
OF our little son. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Hi!lmer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-27
AMUSE.M EN1S.
At the Strand.

The result Of admitting a breezy
up-to-the- minute American girl INTO
the very heart OF English small town
society is amusingly depicted in The
Fair Barbarian" a screen version OF
the story by Frances Hodgson Burnett,
with Vivian Martin in the leading role
now on at the Strand.
The story, the scenes of which are
mostly laid in England, deals with
Octavia Bassett, lovely young Amer
lean girl who goes to visit her prim
and snobbish aunt. Miss Belinda Bas-
sett. in the staid, old village Of Slow
bridge. Her arrival is the signal for
the upsetting Of all traditions and re-
suits in the scardalizing OF the In
habitants, her visit having about the
soothing effect Of a small cyclone.
How she finally wins over the crusty
English spinster with whom she is
staying. and manages to bring not only
her own romance, but those OF several
others to a successful climax makes
an exceptionally attractive screen
story.
The play is replete with laughable
situations, the action is rapid. and
there is enough to hold the interest
to the end. Miss Martin as Octav!a
Basett, the fair barbarian, is most
winsome heroine and shows herself to
be a Coincidence Of considerable abtl-
ity Jane Wolff as Belinda Bassett,
Josephine Crowell as Lady Theooald,
and William Hutchinson as Rev. Popple-
ton. do good bits Of character acting.
The preliminary feature Is a comedy
entitled. Twelve Good Hens and
True featuring Mr.. and Mns. Sidney
Drew, and the Ford Educational
Weekly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-27

Mrs. J. ~. White and daughter Anna
Of Oskaloosa, who have been visiting
relatives and friends at Waterloo. were
in the city Tuesday on their way home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-27

cute little stars and the way they
romp and caper thru the picture keeps
the audience convulsed with laughter.
Their support Is good and the result
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-27
A. the Casino,

Trouble Makers" featuring the
Juvenile fun makers. Jane and KatA-
crime Lee, is the offering at the Casino.
There is about enough plot to serve
as a foundation for the play. and the
story is unfolded in an interesting way
as the picture progresses, but the Lee
youngsters are in the foreground all
the time, and wherever they figure in
the film there is fun or trouble
usually both. However. the play is not
all fun. as a pleasing romance is I'M
folded. and pulling tragedy mys-
terry is cleared up as a result Of series
Of pranl1s perpetrated by the little
stars. There is enough pathos in the
play to give the Lee children an
effective background for their specially
OF mirth provoking stunts, and the
climax carries a real punch.
Jane and Katherine Lee are really
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19
SUCAR-SAVlNC SWEETS


l. Select fr,sit: wsshs prepare
= Cock until seft, stir.
3 Add minimum ~ substitutes -
corn sir,ip, honey, ETC. 10 sweeten.
a. Continue cooking until very thick
& SPREAD b, spoonful~ out flat on oiled paper
q Dry in slow oven finish drying kitchen range.
4 Turn from time time Ike griddtf eakts
Nns Of all kinds can he l III ihesc cakes which ma,
be- left whole strips with scissors Fruit pas'eS xX
be made into bars used Filings for nnfwWhrs ahsr
may also brought back with water aud use F pif M 49,
sauce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19
OUR llNE OF DEFENSE

ItS s,oruenl oi tsn.e nerves s-se,iy
70 tl'r ~ cf ths trash q The san. o
cra. :. sse.-a.sd u NJ zsneny. Dur tieD
On l.s i,riix fy ass physieslly ., iof
niliLvy s-ryiss hreanss only acout ont
man Cut II 1,c MAS chosen 70 endut
tlse hardzhips Of this loattul var. bot
we mus not BE- cQrttn( With ~ per
cent u phyricaI hcshh of our American
south. We canned anorj 10 Iosr Hour
incf cuf of i've becansp Of phvsirzl an
f,tucks. Such NezAne<ses can be cured.
Many tisDex the kidntys are ~ hlams.
1.-THE kjdne)s srs eIossed ~iib soxit
polsops yoo s,iIss from slldne-s in The
kne<s ia tse morning on srie'ng, your
joine sen rsusty ~ ybu hay haze rhen-
nsijc pslns, pAts IN the hock. siAn hscs (,
heslachos. sonesiDcs ssollen ~ o.
fepts'zic pains Ill due y uric scia Or
toxic pois0os sforvd IN Ne biood and
which should be swept .ouss
rssss An5rie fdou6is sif;seihJ. 1hsros'
i % cents. Th:s An-v.e dhyss ,l' :.
.Aiss, sek Anuhe tLr& tns = d',
for.A m4ut.
NcO9 Upe9of FleFoe, mv0uos uoAfil
Bu1lnlo. y. y. ~ c>z. NJ tvi1 poeksge.
psyon. oxLA.-Both NJ hus.sad snd
have us-d the Abaf1c 1abIets fnr I'D
ney trouble asd vbennzstsn. We bass
us~d three ~ four fDftien ~ think Ne;
sss . nod nsdlcinr for ~ kidneys- We
are both freiing well nov - DO not have
10 use them Hr. Proufy n = years Cd
and Is able 70 work al dsy.S-4ns. A. u.
PBorIf-
Quky; 9ElA,--Ax sp.s!> r<rs CO, CO.
ssdlsn. and I hs1 psis ;. aIp. - 49, Z
-y-fem a,1 -ent io< tr1sI pecksse y
An1rfc then sof t1rr< - fgW Dork
arr q - issric ebIees a. &c.
r<n''' s.1 xsr n re- mo- s. y Z
fo{nf< tsrh .1ter<4 ~ ~. - -afcr-
:ns -e.s x.<.s 1ezif1 " "a ~ i41n =
vozrz of A. -IAn1oS >Ix~A>
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

srurhles. - Mrs. ELSIE e. TswIs, 20
NtVnon Ave. Brooklyn. n. r.
xsach conditions n Mrs. iiewis suf-
fered from may be caused gy fal or
general Weakened run-slovr condition
u the systers. end shr most rsccrssful
remedy 10 restore strength ~ muscles
~ ssissue and bring about q normal
healthy condition has proved 10 be this
famous root and hcrh medicine. Lydia
T. Pinkha Vegetable Compound.
II you have disturbing sympicane ~"u
= nnl understand write Lydia +. Fsns.
ham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass. The
- heir ~ years experiences y st
ysJA~ ice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

Mrs Morris. Mr. ssd Mrs Don Morris
MIR and Mrs Tony Higgins OF Cusa-
ing. and W Hartman After q sim-
pie two course dinner game ot
cards Was enjoyrd and prizes we're
awarded TO Lewis bronson and Earl
hopkins. On Saturday, August -,
the club will b. entertained by Mr.
ard Mrs Earl Hopkins
Walter uumparey and uaughl,i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

NaHuaI " nVstIy auuut UH0 VT'"F
OKLAHOMA City Is suffering from an
Ice famine.
Work Is progressing nicely at he
Empire test IN SprIngyale township
The iIicnsp heat ~ killing the
squirrels 81 Mineral Wells Park.
Ds l. A Asan has bscn sppoipiea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19
.aa... Of @ A y Attention.

rAc iadles q A Il RED crpes anl,
VIII meet on Tue day afternoon with
Mrs A a keasIer. 50. >arth lNuadl
ana on "Wednesday afternoon lhs rea-
plar q A Il mev',ux viii he held ~
The carnsTi. library
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

AtA<ht4uSr3 y = cfi'
eral run-doan cvi.
ditio1l with head
aches end pains Ia
my aide. Nv sistsf
induced me ~ try
Lydia Z. pipkhann ;
vrgetsbleCo Com
yoU.Al. l fccnd Il
helped me very
much and sDch .
sp'cndEa ,ruic' that
| am rseamfHs nd.
ing IL sonny wernsn
xwhn HAS Ssuilar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

uncomfortable aud cannot put vim Into
A regular morning 0pertion ~ tho
bowels puts you IN finn shape for the
days work. II you miss Il yov fsd
your movements. For al howell irrcg.
ularifles HEHBYNE n the remedy. II
purifies. strengthens aud reeulates
Prioo 6oc Sold ty Owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19
couNry Aux,lL,Aalgs ACTIVE

mcnfs feasohhDte i'hhh VI e'~
COUNTY AuS,LLiARies ACTIVE
coyLE BRANCH; During the sec
ond week IN Angus, brought ia 20 pair
of socks. IL sweaters and ! mufnaF
which wiz apply on their qucto.
MARSHALL BRANCH: August :
sent m 40 under drawers and 10 under
.hIrts which helps 10 In clearing our
wcrs rooms Of all garments oa - e
Of our quo,o. Thsy viii soon have
their quo,o Of sweaters and half the
auo,o Of socks done.
ORLANDO BRANCH and UNIT:
Have cleaned up on all garments and
are now ready for their auo'o. They
have ez sweater. IA pair Of socks
aud 4 mnffIers 10 their credit Tns
fret week ln Aurusf they brought In
~ underirawcrs
LOWELL BRANCH Is busy TO Tbs
.s,h of Ausus, they contributed TO or
s,orrrpom co pair o. bed sox ard IL
bed shlris. When the yarn comcA
they are ready for their ggoio d 70
pair. a socks and 20 helmets.
cREscExr BRANCH: are hard
a, ~crk- They cent in ss anders'.ir''
and 20 under drawer and 30 coiLfsr'
k,ss and have lo SWEATERS. Is pairs
Of socks and , helmets TO their credil
which w1rl spply % their qnoso'
MARSHAL BRAEcH: Are NJ s7t
ssoso Of musners A. svssssrs and
half their ososo os socjs They have
also eompsss~d - undershir's AMI u
under1rsvefs
MAVEN BRANCH: Daring tI'
firs, two weeks Of August have turn
a IN 70 headquarters IS sp1ersbsrs>
!. : anderdraver-. I bee ~hars- zs 'ri'
angular bandases and hsse II ssea:
err. Il pairs u socks and . beinc''
10 apply a Their qpoto-
SEWARD BRAScUa: Are aslsi
their time to good advantages 600. DIN
ing the first week IN August the'
brought In 20 undershirts, 10 under
drawers and - Ia bsd sockA The,
are also busy tn'tting-
LAURIE Aux No. i: Brought u
p La bsd COZ, Z ~ shads and q
houssviDss-
LAURIE 10. ?: Broaxht in s. con
on kiss. g house v1Dea. s butto'
bssz. pair bed sox and 80 gn'
s1pe~. Tbey are bo<h rsn1y fDr y.F'
-4ich ~ bcpe resch - = . ss5-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

ibary on saturday morning, 'oid
many interesting stories and the sew
pty five children who were pres'nt
listened spell bound for over an
sour The hour win be discontinued
,f,er the first OF September
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

Miss Mary. mot red 20 oklahoma
CITY Yesterday and spent the day with
Mrs Humphrey. who Il sislting there
b. With her paren,s MIR and Mrs l. n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

where 20 do Red Cross WORN
Red Cross headquarters at Federal
nilding.
> Surgical dressiug room Al Masonic
emple
Cottersl unit ct Cotteral school.
Work rooms .. West Side W c 7 .
.eadQuarters.
Methodist unit nj Melhodsst church
The Catholic ladies Red Cross Unit
svlll meet each Monday and wednes-
iay afternoon at McNulty ball
'Aenday
W. Il. c. unit. Altar socie,y, Ladies
{ Trinity church
tuesday s
UcT unit. Baptist Circle. q 4 X
at. South Division unit
Wednesday.
Telephone operators. Welfare AMT
ucker Burton unit. Dread emit, Firsi
.stional bank init. Me,hodist unit
vtsr Society. LsSy Lite. willins
xorters
MILITARY TRAINING ron NURSES
between the 18th OF July and the
1rs Of October training units VII be
established al the following places IN
he order naBed'
Camp waaswcrth. spariaBburs'
sc.
Camo Deyens. Aver. Mass
walter Reed. washlng;ou. D G.
camp sherman. chnseo,be. OHIO
Camp Wheeler Macon. Ga
Camp Grant. Rockford. III
Camp Dodge, Des Noines. u
these units are under The joris-
fiction a. The medical department. oi
he army and form ~hAs + called,
~Tb. Army School Of Nursing
logan County Chapter shies Goods
The Loran County Chapter a n =
h1IFfd i've c81tr N s4PEan " =
>osss the 18th Of this n1ontb. via.
r~o cases each of s.sss gzuze x1gs.,
srs: one case of $50 apdesshirts. one
ase os <5s under drawers ard OF
sontalning $50 grzy sweaters. VII
sare six more cases 10 our credis b.
he last of the week. by that time
re win have cleaned up on AL gar
penss outside q cur asoto. our tire
ssll be extended en- socks and heirD -
.s the szspnenf Of yarn for same
has been delayed
GUTHRIE sRANcn Rep cRosl
t-1 OOoy. -
7ne Guthrie brsscA lns sssn bs-3
sursne this bsatsl essusn M are Co.
nx their BIT 70 fsep ~ The vorh BE-
,ind the fighting line. In the z1-
-iczI dressings dersrt.e.f fhey hsvs
made 1s.sss essse v1pe<. sxl- Hos
vsal ezDeafs 80 useer 1avsrz;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

John Sarleycoln was kicked off the
trains and out OF evers railroad sta
ton In the United States this w-ek
By ord r Of General McAdoo. The
ordeg piss to- al lines under GOV +
sEnme< lconsroi md takes etseli Inn
mediais \. vohiei'lng Ia. sale q
liquor staticDs. Or oa The trains
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

The anfhraciis lneusiry has iosi Al
leas, 30 per cen. Of "a trained labor
force by reason " ,he srsf. esn<i +
mspt snd tAe dsserstos u ~o<tsfs %
maasiion or akher llsss a hishiy paid
iIdssiry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

A SslIst Gomez Fast. "a
. 4 Sifle bullet cavers about : miles
10 > s~conds. while sound travels the
same. siistnaee in shade more than
sG-s secppds. 30 II + easy TO undcr-
stand Why the bullet strikes before
the report Of the rifle Is heard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

A large nambsr of ,is employees
% the Ionaenbsft, and iossss~slls
ursisnd) rall~ay ~snt sss 40 one
days surlts a. a protest asaiast COO :
scrlption. a.tt @t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

Prominent Desstrs VI the Irads'
and Labor Council and the boara II
Trade In y4ncocyes n c. h@.f
formed . ceani.;se a. . coar, q :
pssi aad osncilAa;oa bosrd 10 sssfi
s,rikes, II pcssib.e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

Blss mlaa, bl,sse aud white shirt
. the nllsssry uasfovm adopted By the
city schooi board for xsri aassnis a
ne city schools; sae sossyh' wssf
Khaki ~ -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

n ron hsss gr4 nen aallt eersteh
are pale and slchls aed isbie NJ cor.
tract aome fatal diteate WHITES
c.YrAn vFHNfrv0r rxp~F ~orss
promptly ard puts TIE chbd 20 ths
road 10 hss.th. rriee Voc pef hoifis
Sold by Owl brur store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

Mrs Gerald Fisssemld. who has
spent the past few dayein Oklahoma
City. will return tomorrow and viii
Matcheti until the latter part os the
week when she will 10 to her new
home AZ Kansas CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19
Dinner Club Meets.

Dinner Club Meets
Mr aud Mrs Jsrn ! I.oveless We're
,os,s 10 the 90 O Dinner cluh on
saturday evening and their special
suests were Lieit Tom Morris ans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

n yoa have not already put IN , se-T
sinser suppiy Of Gel do - ''cF
pont vslt snip fan and pay h's =
1rices and rssy<e be unable io
ary price.
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q = M

- Vu
MONDAY, AUG ~.
"No~ Could yoU. Csrolsreg" ut
Resale low shows . gresf improve
nient 0s~r her flnf Paiht ia,
Adapted b. Aene- johnston from
story by izoia Fo-res-er. Il gives aiis
love the role o, an ultra -romsnti
school girl. vho resds an about Tvi
soals.~ ana the l.hs Her refusal b
obey the rules o. mere proesic sxist
cncs and her Ju-naif OF her chosf
affinity. sn sffinitF. Who. bv The VA
/. . taxi drive. and o crtrs1sei
riIiaino1s. lead her through msn'
amusing sdsentures Being OF fends
years and possessct of brilllap
little ,er~oaalify and q fnil apprecls
ton of the possibilities of any par
sbe undertskes. lao males Caroline ;
human giri. 80 enerossed W the "a
thusisstic 5urEun of Der fad ihs' 81
is ever amusing
Hearst Pstbe sees.
ruesoAv, AUG 20.
Dorothy Dalton in aLeve Me-" !
fascinating story Of . breezy weston
rfri Who. sffer . long strnxxle. cap
tfsafes the heart q her husband'l
exclusive and very ~esithT famii'
rbo al firsf had refused 10 receir
her. Always w:rsone. Nis- Dzlto'
Il more than ever adorable IN her rev
role and some Of the gowns she vears
ss vel a. those ~ her socially cor
-ecf -in-ixvs~ czssed szsps of pleas
IRE from the fesainiBe contingent g
ne audiences. wilsisr C0nklir rlsrl
the -rillgn- a. uscsl In Hiss Dsaon'.
pictures. While E,bsn NeKim adj
assists him IN his mschinafions sn'
clsrer vo1nx Jack Holt is the has
ssrF. There is another woman i
b. czse- toe. srsred BY Dorcs
Mathews. while Einr Hancocl
rsses q stunning notber.
On< REL q sh< OHic;af Wer Re
lev Which /. released By Tie G
.orernneur Arr1zi sce1es frol
Over 1eere q Zee - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

plating the plans fos The leslu2
show In nseem vi Al aha
atsa IN poultry - - eeneb ~ ~
vi,ed TO be prcsens a. saas 1iFi
SUNDAY was ann'hsr hot ons.s From
early morning unth win aisss nine
o'clock IN The evening sns tnefnp'l'r-
ter pointed 20 above Toe ara 'e7
weather man sives s'se asfseFias
public no encouragement s lie
and possibls coolnssa.
T. & storms " otlahnn s'lsx
driving tom Perry 70 dashrls les
nisht In five pasenser Chalmers Nv
Jack npbl, near Marshall sna
stldded into q ditch ilis car vs.
badly DANCED aud AIR Alorms hsd hls
rish, shoulder dlsloeAtsd ~ ssys
the Jack wAa killed
nannla wesnherfag 'fh ssG 49,
eastern markets ysstsrday 10 bay NJ
goods. while away he wil siTa hasy
line of midday bloases ana wbise
akirts for school girls and shahi ssrs
tor tho boys These eelnrs Aasv hfef
adopted by tho city school boafd snr
the uniform TO be- ussd ihls neta~
49,.
term. under the military training ruis
Tor city schools.
The new lamp post At tho lnssssee.
tlon Of Harrison and Division Il .
decided Improvement aud moro OF IN
Kind viii be- great Improvement \
the "fIre flias wsre Az siiwiua'a>
and ground Lamps sph~iiistsd Ne sliS
lighting service would bs srsst'r
honeflsted
The Leader has recriyad an anoay.
nous letter IN which nesenl xsei
Guthrie womcn all widows. are
spoken 0f hnfahiy The Leader WI
no, print anonymous letisfs llal
The Leader would like 70 tnow wn,
tho party IL who wrote ma Hngfi
attack. abe or he ouvhs 20 b. lnfcsa'
I'd for the duration Of tho var,
A map who u not DECENT 10 snimnl'
probably l. MOI acceas ie p>opis a
IeaAt that % What chlaf MItshst to'i
couairy man tho o,hsF dHy vhcn h~
arrested him Tor erusuy 10 an over
bardensd horAe Fue work cAsos'
fine work No~ lsis stop ths opsn
ynffirs flena and ,hs fsliov who
cempls Gently ignores chs slusni
hesdlirhs ordnasce
as.-ssAs--.l =. ~@a~-~t-r~e
n ron have tr4 nefh apl,t fcrsifh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

Members Of the csnaaian Merchant
serslcs culld haze dscidsd 10 tender
their reslsnliions 40 sksamahsp sop''
psnios xhicb refuse 70 rrcexniss their
svAd- .sr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

Word has becp rerelsed that Gro
yer c Gulies has arrived safely oser
seas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

Iax.pUs Wis7 pepesa.
A Licuid digestive Laxative .leasani
70 takr 1si1f Try one s0r hottie for
Indisnas'on or Coaaiipa:ion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

Only Two More Story Hours.
Miss Letha Barrie. who had charg
- the children's hour az the carnegi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

1As Loesn cossfy PrrsEr, znd -
sloek -xsss<1e1km ~ 'e'1 ses rs
ua3n day nisht ~ t's',e< - tel
-ounty sssss's ee1oe. fo<n - Fes-
ssal ouno'ns - - Cu11p>e = -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

Mrs Ida spaid from Bloomington,
IN. and Miss LYDIA Creswell OF Win.
chester. va. are visiting their sister
Mrs l. vslvert of 1921 West War
ner. They both report lots OF rain
and fine crops IN their states. but
hoi weather.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19

A hearty faaa, is one OF the best
soul - ssorers In the world
SELECTED
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-19
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goo undershirts. 2s5 triangular ban
dsres. Knitted garments: ~ sweat
ers. 50 socks aud pair of wris,lets
The knitting has been greatly de-
iaved because OF the inability TO Eel
sock or hqlmc, yarns The tune
limit will be extended on these gar
menis a reasonable length of time.