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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-16
CHAUTAUQUA TO Be
HELD JULY 25-29

HAGERSTOWN, July 16.-The Ha-
gerstown chautauqua will be held
from July 25 to 20. Following Is the
program:
First day, Thursday, July 25.-Or-
iginal Srollers Quartet, versatile en-
tertainment; Alexander Cairns. Irish
''Whirlwind on War Topics.
Second day, Friday, July 26.-Rob
ert Parker Miles, "An Afternoon with
Great Mem, Hettie Jane Dunaway
Company.
Third day, Saturday, July 27.-Mo
Fart Orchestral Gadies, James S
Knox.
Fourth day, Sunday, July 2S.-Roya
Blue Hussars Band with Mile. Eva
Quintard, soloist.
Fifth day, Monday, July 29.-Hann's
Jubilee Singers. called the greatest
colored company in America, anC
George P. Bible, war levturer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-16
CAMDEN, Q.

Mrs. Charles Beasley has been i'll
for a number of weeks of nervous
prostration. w. l.. Ogdwen has 10
acres OF oats that will average so
bushels an acre. He has three Jersey
cows that sold for $500. C. r. Hause
began threshing TAT ayres of wheat.
He expects it to yield about 80 bushels
an acre. :. C. B. Reid of near Camp
bellstown has returned from a trip
to Cleveland, Buffalo and Chicago. He
was gone ten days. He left Monday
on business trip to Toronto and will
return Thursday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-16
INTERURBAN STRIKES TRUCK

CENTERVILLE, Ind, July 16.-On
Sunday afternoon the west bound l: sc
Limited coliided at the crossing of
East Main and North Third street.
with the Clendenin truck, driven by a
man named Crouch. Crouch was com
ing from the north, and did not see
the interurban until he was on the
track. The truck stuck in the gravel
in the center of the track, and the in
terurban was coming with such speed
that it was impossible to stop before
hitting the truck. Crouch jumped or
he would undoubtedly have been killed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-16

taxi looks like that. Lots of high two
wheeled carts are used. Two passed
us with live young calves piled on
top OF each other. Gee, they pull of
some funny things over here.
The freight cars are the queerest
and the cute little engines. suppose
they know how to railroad as well as
we do in America, and it Is only their
way that is different than ours.
"A good many people wear wooden
shoes and seem to walk pretty well in
them. The old men cut hay with a
scythe, while the women and children
sell fruit, nuts and vegetables to the
soldiers. l bought four onions for
breakfast, 10 cents, and they want
10 cents each for the oranges. The
peasants will wash our clothes for a
couple of francs or cheaper, and they
wash in pools outdoors and put them
on the ground to dry.
1.-THE country around here is surely
pretty. Land is rolling and cut up
into small fields by hedges made out
of dirt with some queer kind of cedar
and flowers growing on them.
Il was on detail with another fellow
this afternoon to carry blankets about
mess time and will finish while l can
before dark. That will be several
hours for twilight lasts until nearly
midnight and it is light at p. m.
They don't have any daylight saving
plan over here"
DAI AnfiM NyANr AHc DAN
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-16

Women's Sample Dress Shoes
Made in Goodyear Welt and Nc
Rays, all styles, values up to $3.50,
at S2.4S
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-16
Hot Weather Poisons
Hit The Stomach First
How to Keep Your Stomach
Strong, Cool and Sweet
free from all those bad effects liable TO
come alter a hearty mea. in summG.

free from all those bad effects liable 70
come alter a hearty mea. in summS-
EATONIC Tablets are hot weather rro.ec-
tors for the stomach They guard against the
germs that -urk in the things you eas ana
drink They rebuild hstiess appedtes pro
mote digestion by aiding proper action OF tne
stomach functions and insure speedy rene
from indigestion and ali stomach distress
EATONIC Is good to eat ike candy People
from all over send grateful Testimonials lens
of thousands are obtaining rehel with
EATONIC every day but the best evidence -
to let your own stomach tell you the truth 20
to your druggis5 and ges Dig oc4 o.
EATONIC Ter him you want Il Tor the pre-
vention and sure relief of stomach ana oowe
disorders produced by hot weather DoisonA
Then Ii EATONIC fails 70 satisfy you're.
turn il to your druggist. whom you know and
can trust He will cheerfuly refund yoor
mopey your druggist dozen. keep
EATONIO-drop US postai It WE oe %.
dvered to your address and you can p ne
nav for It Address H. l.. Kramer, Stee-'
lolS g. Wabash Ave.. Chicago, u
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-16

as the truck was thrown with great
violence to the sidewalk, smashing
the front wheels, and breaking the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
Information TO, Student Applicont,
For Student Nurses Reserves

4 Axe ~ Ia y fsr esysliau hnspl
ssis. ~ 10 M. tor mIlltsrs hosplsslu
I. Qualifications uosAa esiasasien,
sound health vyedlt atven Tor onl.
lcs~ training. spselsl selsallGle .aalp
meat Or preliminary training In aafs .
sns SAGA A. i eflasrd by sshoula and
colleges and The Arma nursing course
slyen by the Rcd Gross sons
srAooi- ao nos saaaire full high
aehaoi training
J karoilaens. Applicants 10 f~ala
themselves 10 readiness for asslsn
ments 20 nafsss training sckocla. a.
william or nllltafs hospitals antn Atrn
4 1919
Class Of rsslaifantss rssgsff~a
and deferred Preferred ara those
who will accept assignment TO whs,
ever hospital government dlreets
These Will he aaalsne.s before The a.
ferrea Deferred arr those who ~lIi
secsp assignment only 10 certain
hospitals.
& Terms of training; Not i.sa
Ihan iwo yeara nor more than three
9 WHAT sralaing prerA-cs .ar
eomFietion ~ training |
means eligibility for service as an
'rmy nurse at the front aud abroad
Finances While In training !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
WORLD SHORTAGE
IN BEET SUGAR

The world TODAY 10 producing fort,
per cent fess best sugar tAan the pre-
var average
Counting the Amsr~esn. aifi~d sas
osFaAs AsssrssA crvps. ~ wsif a. IT,
nsussas. The u. " rooA AasAisistra
tios - sstipAtsd that th~ essla
shoftAss ersAisd ~ the llshl erop %
niIisis y ~ isss. three aud q hall
million tone
rhss the isfTigs crop Of cana
SUGAR vss tvc nniiliou tons IN sss~m
81 the prsvseus yess does s,w Feslry.
tho general shostxss.
Cube and lava produce ass hsu a
the world cane eup. and sA~ Jsys
suEsf ID too far removed from Amer
lea 10 transport whsn shipping d
had'y needed 70 transpoft AMI maln
tain tho military forces m frsnea
in Java . hsss part NJ ih~ osd sus
~ erop II stfii awaiting shlsasnt
einns u psguircs $50 10 leo Asys ~
each boat that u sent TO lava. IN.
possibilities " obislnlaa Assxsats
shipmsnfs Of Java sugar lhis ss.soa
ere rsmsss
Taxing the Aislei nstfons a. Z r,auo
official rSpors shus tnAs bee, sussa
pnoduseson \ p~ss bv osStkirs thss,
tss psssssf average
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

, Ahrsas. ls~ssta3 ss sssssur u free
ant IN mest caaas i small rpmaG.FA
ttoa n ssvea ~ eeves euss ~ sa~s
and aaiiasm
wases rvivasa sisAy mafa~ssr
igwm tl01 tn slAs maath wfsh
sosFd and lodging ~hme IN aasY
instllaslan mar - ss 10 $50 4
ssnash ~Iih hossa A~ial@s aaa lsaH
dry.
s'shIIe health aa.seA ssee "a sNA
. month wllhoas mssntssAass
Rerrulsias ssastm Fourth flasw
Etdesal halldlaK Cali NOW aaa snsnr
for YEAR c~unsFys sssvse~.
Milssafs ressnsTs ursss Tor Nussss.
ilet~s~a The lsth ~ lalv Ani she
flrss ~ oeiohss. uslnlas ualta wlIi
be established 81 he eatla~Enx p.seva
IN The svass Ramsd
Came wsaawefsh. aearsantmrs. : =
&np nessns. Aver. Mssa,
waiiss Reed. vssaAlnssaa n q
Camp NhsTman. chisllenshs. ohio
Comp w'hseler. MAsaa ia
cr-s~ iifant. noekfasd NJ
Camp Dodge. Tvs Malusn. ia
These units ssa uaier the iaFssise
Ion OF the A>v vtieaI department az me
Nrmy sad form what IA sallsa 'rhs
Army School ~ Nafalas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

hpuevvuvk sas s~slsns ms ls,~us
a'@sai 10 - Nr~ y = uokUs, IN
se..-lso~ ~ ksy WnAe. vt>rh1N
MAny wpeasm as 1xs1e p~V>na - sAsss
he ~turs frses A1tNssees ps~eloas eastlpls
sAss ~sal Stsxh ~ me~s sssso nav ~
fwasisly Fmlseyed ~ this fAn.us runs ~
assb m~ssrtrs. l.s.es N bTNah.Avs !
ssr~satAs s>~Ius - tlSs - MfS
tassnss fo&smi n h~ip~thts~s STIR ws1Ssvs
.nx f'~ yssfs ssss trying svsvy sbs~G else
sa saiw
II yvu k~ve e~y saepSlAx symrAsrs
y~a fsH ts un.lsvssss<t. ~rtl~ LyskA VI.
Pjnk hAtn Me1isssn g.. kwnm. MaaS
fhs rsveats VI their " ! sssSv sc~ssnss
~ 6eyintmw w~&ssa pn xnss - isss !. 81
ysus swrvbrt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

Tbs prsssal hossshsid .usar ratio,
Win lfttis chance ef laersas. 4
svo pounds . lnonih Ia Amsflss L..
pounds "a rns'4nd. oss snd oas hal
toe"ss ia rssacs ana ons padna /.
fssly
sugar oss have been bsai.bss
fism Amssissa alslss csss-.s trs,sss,
is served hls posflos ss sssss sss a.
more
Hn'Assaafs ana kstals ar. ssanet
~ 20 swo pounds of sugar rar s,sf,
sinssy meals served fhh inetas.,
sssss Tor k'tchsa /. ~. a. tssl.
zee
Aisssst 10 YER csss ~ sli ths sss.,
eoassmse In ihls aosssr, 70 used "A
ths kossshoid 10 a Il 20 40 Al.
women 70 male the sussf a. afouas
oss % fhs last harvest The Amsfl
esn p~rpis " sbsfinsner sasss 40
cvs.ocs sss bsss ~ best 70 f<~a n.
sasssy Alhsd asti.ss sss sNs.s sasn.
vsssls are sang 10 sssv fishs on ~
ss<sr Job shd see q tLfesxh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

pa,sss 70 ssrssh rsswssn 70 =.
Iissed nsn VIA tssv<iisg tbrsusA
sbe ceuncsy. n - anoosses1 sslaS.
The cssseeus n Tie Aoush esassu
D'visios Of the Red Cross. which 10.
clndes Missouri Kansas. ArkAnnS,
Oklahoma and Texss. hsve b><a In
creased twenty in number Ia fhs Nd
twenty days.
JnesA 1ste~ss. vhIe3 essss ihe
soIdiers ssd ssihsss - th.ss vs> 70
pvsscs. vill be mssssslssa sasn sssss
The Isst Of the AsIenns sss6 .>r. ssvs
rssarned from the sss. ~ order -
|sAe<r 49, ssa 800 tbs ssvs>cssfsou
1of ~ esviIiss popslen1ss sor ~ sssA
'sksy have eons
roa coMsoer ~ Aa6sv muasas
: TIE An<r'e~s ~ cross. - 49,
prossI of the sars~es osaersI q shs
rhited stsfez Army ssd the sere-
tsry of War. has undertaken 20 essc
= sseh Of sh> bsp 50 ses>rsf sruy
huDsta1s II ftb ooserry . small
bsil1tng - . recrma1Dno1 e>nssv Or
army nurse<. Th<se bsIl6lnes Isclu1s
. large assembly - 80 sans~r|
rssns - s<e - . boruey. . s<vi.s:|
s7n- : ls.s1U - . tot1o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
~ = = m = = = A&xnanun
70 OF LOCAL MOMENT \
= = = = = n \ = = aauuaun =

G y iiosklns OF Marshall was a
visitor al Odd Fellow headquarters
today.
Dr Robert X wade OF coyle was q
visitor at Odd Fellow headquarters
yesterday.
Sent In la one nelghborhood
north of town there Ia q nest of ihem-
We don't follow the drift.
The most disgusting man Is he who
Is always talking about women,
Other peoples women
The fellow that Tits his hat aud
e'ssr and makes political or war
prediction doesn't know any more
ahou, q than you do.
- 49,.
During hot weather woman re,s
rough after the laird call 10 the fam
~ to come TO supper You will oh
serve we said slpr@r
lt's poor taste 10 80 Into q newaps-
per office aud lock at copy" over tho
editors shoulder. In some Newspaper
offices that soaii not be- tolerated.
Logan Hawkins OF Tonkawa. srsnd |
master Of the Odd Fellows Is at ODD |
Fellow hsadauartcrs today making
arrangements Tor closing up his years |
work.
The war is doing great things It
the stand ..At element OF Kan
sss 10 xet behind Hull Moose can
ildacy Tor roser,os and put him over
he top
There must he a heaven. hecausa
surely there Is some place where
ros. dosn trodden father will fin
aiss get . reward. Indlcsiiona are
hat hs wont get Il hero on earth.
81 Paul reemf 10 have been The
issi crusader Axaiast the soulsses
'Ackinx iloasea Al least the follow
AK n one OF a. paragraphs: Meats
se designed for the belly. ssd the
's1l, fes mssis.- Evideatly the an
'eni packers were boarding too
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

. kts pu1n1 ~ ~
law ful wsak - II
~ - ~ aHsl~
Gug HnvW m !
"a f5lrpl a1lAl - =
|yry 49,
naaA ven&ttAls
| pM - se4 SD 1
A,.4 4, Y. &, III -
|ui~f hs aowss III
|y<ssts - sp~A -
n - - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

,...a a.. - . !.
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-. j.,
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No. - ,',
80, .a~ -, ~,--'
80 ,,..- w w" "'
-.
-
' NV s".
80. 49, - M ~" 80.
.m - u,~~ w." 49, '"'s
.ss'. ~ w =" VOL w
Colonel uoruad.x = ,scan n.,
so,n. fou, monih. 40 IN. r.,... n
yl,ed lhe neat,.l ,a,,o,. !, H. xo,,.,
10 ,lsu IN. xe,t fran, aaa ~no..
.hat . nooa ann. .a,,,s n. W.
those editors have soae bse1 homs
rhs Al. .hos 49,,
n.xey an.
M,. Mary n we-, =, o.,.,a
rh, n,.sta.., 80 a.. 49,. -
Roger of Enid ..c,o,.ry :, 49, ~
bebah assembly ~ ,ha "a, r.,,o
arc a. The atate h.aaauar,sy. toaav
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

IN Thursday afternoon az the home
Of Mrs lawrence jelsms. The time
was srens with khktins Tor the Ned
Cross. AFTER which she hou~ss served
ar re conrsc Next Thursday Mrs
ykcnredy wfll rAtertasn the ciap.
Miss Esther Bie "A In Tnlsa visit =
ing Miss rances Hersehberger and
other friends she will be gone about
two weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
faoM 4 ,,vsrlcg OF rns PEACE

from A JUSTICE or TINE PEACE
W. H. ian. J. p. D@trsis. .ex..
vF1tSs y used Foley Kidney Pills
80 ssys lrAssifatfngly that OF ali !
have usec they are the hest. ard have
done the work where the rest failed. .
Bachake. Rheumatic pains. sore mus.
elee. 9tiff POINTS and TOO frequent
elsd4er action are symptoms of M
o<y trouble
Sold Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

On January ~. iSs7. the first eject
vic mss esss locomotive was exhls-
ited TT exhibition vas made IN the
tswn hah OF Dover. n NJ. By rs in
vsntor. aoses c Farmer. n earriess
several eople. Who were doubtless
Tie flrss assenesrs transported ON
railroad W electricity in tho United
States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
soLp,rRs couon - cuaeo

Private Harold Mamsi. csth Rssi-
nent. ~. Adams. H. I. writes: Il vas
trosblsd with = bee cough for three
months triad Folsy's Heusy sed
Tar and felt greatly relieved. |.
recommend Posey's Honey and Tar
ana win keep n oA hand Uves ye-
liAf from hsy fever. asthma ana tfon-
chtx; eouehs
Sold Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
r 1-f"ss-' NfsaE0 ss~~ee<H~x
ron MiuoLe. aoeo mgN Aru

rh~ hhissy's vsss dsy sn1 e11nt u
nhsr and east sss fyesa ~ b'wd
stream impurities taAf essss ackps
AMI rsins shsa fsrasltssd u v6s1alu
y i osly nstsrst fhsse ,NeHfeDot ~ /.
sann ehouli siow ap and seQnses Ell
In middle sss. reisy Kidney fils hslp
ossf~ofkad, tired aad diseased tid.
neys and tiadfsr,
aall rv~rve bsre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

Henry s wenacr has reiurned 20
Tulsa after short visit with hts
parents. Mr. and Mrs Fred l. wcnnsr
II ilillcrest farm
John ni;iefhu sch of Blghcart. has
returned home after a visit with his
parcnis. Mr. AID Mrs n & Ritter
,nsch OF Iron Mound town ship
iiehry W'enne' and John lsiiier-
busch made the Trip from Tlis. to
gaihrie by auto ossr the Postal hirh
way BY way of ssnd SPRING.. Key
stone, nrumrlxh' md cashins. ia sls
aoars one night This week asme
~ad that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

Nr and Mrs Carl Fairfield and sou
Who left about two weeks ago In their
car have arrived in Nebraska and re-
port most enjoyable time. They
expect 10 return about the first OF
September
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

The Catholic ladi~s Ised Cross unit
has moved iss work room from 81
Nsry's school TO he arxuiiy hali IN
Fast Harrison. where Il iS found 20 be-
rlnrh cooler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

rr Yourself sov vssi - ~ sAs
ep'.si Ctr sss'nsss cs'ssss. ess
al ssnsssssr,s - Lsssss sssls~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

Knitting Tor Red crsss.
rhe Leisure hoar club wlih Misf
Efhei Morrison as a special guest mei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = g = : 3
: =. The Army Of Mercy - f:
3 = f$tf$$&$$$$$$$ & 8 = = - q =

yhsrs - - Ne cree essk kt
Red Cross Assssusnsss = ssosra'
,sIidise
sssse.l arsss,.s ~. q ,....s,.
empls.
costsrsl sst a cosssrsi ssAsa
wsrt rooos .: Wess side " c T o
.sseqasssevs.
Mefbo1sss usfs e Msshodist cnupun
The Catholic Islsex Red cros. rnss
<ili meet esek Monday ana wsdass :
lay afternoon At seSslty ban
sea6sy
W. 4. c. INIT. Ansr so~eey. LslSs
4 Trinity essrrA
vsseesy
U c r ssit; nasssss clre1s. q An
alt. South Dlvissos ssst
seSsssdsy.
Telsphces operators. welfare ssR
>scks-- Bsrfos urst. ore.a usss. plsf
tsstiossl bsnz snis. Msfhs1iss snif
srsr s.rsssy iA1y Jlts. wiIuas
WosessS.
aEo cRoss cAHrGGMs.
81 Louis. Asg 1s-The Aner.c1.|
Red cro<s has In operation 200 can
een sssffsss - the ss's~sv me- oil
~ zGg111U - - @sssnsa1ss|
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

RenalI s~.s;er ssoo, ~In Keep the
no~auitoes sway ss cents at 0rsy's
drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

~*NFy F*1Ef ~ EsStl
Miss i.efhs BarAe vii direct shs
story hour at the Carnegie library on
Saturday morning u, =: -. and she
win have nnwarr OF interesting
stories TO tell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
SHE USED TO
AE GRAY
Society Ladies Everyuhers
Use Ia Creole" Hair
Dressing

gbe weA ksova scri~sy le1d<w's
h1tr vs~ prvmaiar~ly gray. p<rA~fs
~ hk~ yeufs. Ass Mx J-. heard
a Il cr~ol~~ Hair Dressing how
tAeunands Of people every ~her> had
us<d 1, v1sh perfect satisfaction Il Ia
cot aye. lsm preparation designed
ssp~rzaiiy Tor the rcrps~f of gradually
srtcrsnf caior 20 gray of sasipa hair.
ssu Which Is essgiy agsl~d ~ shApiy
conaesnx az brushing through the haIr
10 Cseos<~ Rlaif Dressing pessssels
essAtster <assiraft. keeps The scsap
- . bsalshy couAifioA and sromcaes
sbs grsvsA ef nee hair: brings hsea
= natural. soft. even. dark shsde 20
fray or faded hair. and mak~s il las-
'rus. fall ot hfe and beautiful
rsr
IA cAeoLE" nAtN DRESSING
y peevent yonr hair from growing |
.ray soA 10 reNcr~ a beautiful sars |
reIos 70 cray or faded hasr Sold and l
EssesnteeS BY aIl good drug stores
nveYyvhere. or seat direct for 81 - hv
sea vieet- Mansfield DRUG Co. Mem /
'h's Tsr- ---tAivtl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

SATURDAY. AUG. ~.
fesfWs1E Jzck i-'eboDe1 asx Losss,
Ion. fee ess1nDsnf pscfuss. ~nsse- = .
u'sSes Ren1sil.~ vilI ~ the s~sAios
s'ncficn . ne Gem fhesfer per.
f.ro1y. Based upon Ovsn Dsvis
ce'eorsse9 ktAee ssrc>ss. this snpess
rsofsre Sbr.e>< fkrcoxhout 81, n
e5.ne1fs hat 90 for srslsfir ~ueress
ihe sfsry = . ehsrnlng sn~. flled
sitn fhr1k ssd deiieh<fni coussy
ans me suhsn r. r<Fs4 and hirhy ars-
ntth AZ Who have seen Jzck plck-
fsit n To- Szsy~r.- ana -Hsch
ssf fn1 sfii fSs1 fkis newest se-
sti- - - one 81 unnl3oyed enjoy
nrn- in sh< ss7per< y Lott5s Pick-
So. 80 pcrfrats the role Of q von-
- sfe . past viii highly artistic
Isfre ne cast eensrzily h of TIE
h-ehe3f fAuD1uDf slnu1nrl
y C
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

Mrs Rsirh DAVIS and fwo little
caashters. Jane and Ralph Efia ~si
this we~k fer Iowa 70 ~ present ~
the golden wedding eNabrnsion OF
AIRS Davis parents. Mr. sad Mrs clsnk-
enh-ard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

Clue Meeting a Lov<,<ss noms
The O 90 ciab will b. entertained
si dinner somor~w evening At ths
home Of Mr. and Ars J l-oyeless.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

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II ~ oeo1 ~ n
fee oboat tsc
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

knowledge Is more ,Aan exalvsieni
10 force --Samaei JoAnsnn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

much foe meats. thus dcpvivinx the
people OF meats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

WsfS. W$NtSHts
Miss Isla kezslsr was hos less 10 ths
Maids Militasrc club last evening and
,he time was spent hemmlnr tea tow
els for Mrs sn~p~r Crasin. who II
the first member of The club TO be-
come bride Al the close of the
evening" Miss kesslcv served an tcs
coarse 10 Mrs Newman. Mrs craGii
ard the MIsscs Vera Kelly. Heller
Newman. Ealen Tharp and Annabeils
Patterson Mem Thursday Miss New
nan win entertain the club
Mrs T A liirx.nk aud children Of
Cushing are the guests ef Mr. and Mr.
! iyoyeicsS.
Jadge Prank Dale has left for .
motoring trip 20 New York and on his
return viii be accompanied by uu
Dale. who has been Spending the sum-
mer with relatives and friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

There mus, he a heaven. hecanse
surely there Is some place where
po@. down trcdden father will fin.
niss get . reward. Indicationa are
that hs Won't 20, h here on earth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

The war is doing great things. d
cHased the stand .sAt element OF Kan.
sss 10 xst behind . HnIl Moose's can
dldacy for roser,.or and put him over
the top.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-05
BUY w.s.s.-
METHOpIsr cnuRcn.

1880 a. M. Sunday school.
1900 a. M. Preaching.
Rev. VIM. Luscombe. formerly ~
Vale. the new pastor. viii b. on hsad
for bith services.
$500 p. m. Preaching.
buy W.S.S.-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-05
SCHOOL NAN
TAKES OLD POSITION
y. q. Bailey Again Superintendent
of EIgin scboois--Plans 90
Go 60 France Next
Spring.

Mrs. Y. @. Bailey OF Elgin way ~
Ontario this week on business and re-.
ports that air, Baiiey VINO wHs 9rner-
intendent OF the Ontario school .or
several years has accepted similar
position In the Elgin system. From
this position Mr.. Bailey came to on
tario.
Prior TO HIS election to the Elgin
position Mr.. Bailey had nassed tae
physical examination for Y. NJ. G. a.
service overseas and was awaiting
assignment when elected 20 head the
Elgin schools Arrangements have
been made for postponing his de-
parture until after the school year.
Mrs. Bailey also reported that Miss
Larose Bailey II 10 teach at Long
Beach. California. this year and Misf
Edith Bailey win teach NJ Prime
vile.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-05
THE RExALL STORE
MRS. DORA HERON PASSES
Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
BIanton Diecs nc Her Home
IN Portland.

The many friends here Of Mira.
Dora Heron, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George W, Blanton have been
grieved by the knowledge OF her
death in Portland on August 1sth
following an operation from which
she never rallied.
Her aged father and mother were
with her when the end came. They
had gone 10 Portland TO attend the
reunion of the Grand Army ,of the
Republic and the pleasure Of that
gathering was dimmed by their sor-
row.
Mrs. Heron, who grew 10 woman
hood in Ontario. was AZ years OF age
She leaves beside her father and
mother. her husband. two soma
Ellery now in the Marines at Calves
ton. Texas, and Bert. OF Portland;
also one daughter. Mrs Florence
Hatfield OF Portland. Her brothers
and sisters who survive are: James
and John Blanton OF Ontario; George
OF Pendleton; Mrs. Seth Il. A. Leavitt
and Mrs Erma Smith OF Ontario
and Mrs. Belle Redsell, OF Portland.
The funreal services we're held IN
Portland on August "a, having been
delayed pending the arrival OF the
soldier son from Texas.
Mrs. Heron came TO ontario with
her parents when but a little girl IN
1881 and lived here until she moved
60 Portland three years ago.
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