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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-14
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diseases are given and the answers Wins
apply in any case of similar nature.- -t:s
Those wishing further advice. fres.S
may address DR.. Lewis Baker Coll g0ss
Bldg. College Elwood Streets. Dayton,~.
ONO; enclosing self addressed stampe{ssla
eny;elopc for reply Fun name aitss
address must he given. but only initialsSs,,
or fictitious names Will be used in nyss
answers The prescriptions can b.,
riicd at any well-stocked drug storesssss
Any druggist can order OF Wholesale tysss
or two or until your cold is better Thfs:E
Will relieve you in very few days. 80
s5ea~~
Celia asks: hair is TOO oily andsg
my scalp itchcs with dandruff, and Of s
late IL is combinE out too much. What's
- Il good trcatment?" 81
Answer: Obtain plain yellow miny6I,
from Your druggist in 4-oz. jars and.
Apply as per directions. This cleans,
puriiieS. cools and invigorates the hair =
and scalp, thus stopping the death OF.
om, ma rc IT. nnndTun and itching are at
the country now use It regularly. 80
~.
worried" writes. Have been doe74.
torinE for kidney trouble and nown.
want your advice. Frequent desire isss.
followed by burning pain. and am vcryst
tender and sore over region OF hladder Il
Also. hackache affects me drcadfullv..
AN hardly move when awake in the
morning. Weakness. too, is a symp- :
tom. p 4
, Answer ,nn; ! think if you Will take
hHlnwort tablets regularly for n few
Waeks your kidneys and bladder viii
ner2me normal and such symptoms
VANISH This is uncuuallcd for such
complaints III my estimation
NOTE: For many years Or Rakcrh
boen giving free advice and prcscrip-r
tons TO millions of people through the
press columns and doubtless has helped
~ renewing illness and distress more
IMAM any single individual II, the
worlds history. Thousands have writ
zen nm expressions Of gratitude and y
confluence similar 10 the following:
pr, Lewis Baker: Dear Sir,-weF
nave used three OF the medicines YOU !,
ADVISE. the double four. the esscncs =
mcniho-ia Ncnc and tho rheumatis,n !
prescriptions; and | want to say thcy.zt
an worked like charm. They are tho
peSt have ever used. and I feel I +
could not keep house without them Issafs;
am very grateful and pleased to reconrzs:,
Nlehd any or these medicines prescribe IL ~
Very truly yours. ~ se.t.s
MRS. X. l.. WHITFIELD - 80
No. Coleman ST., ~ a.yss
etNuN., Tort Jcrvis. N. 2. hS%s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-14

suddenly reverted to by motion TO dis.
miss. This motion occasioned no de-
bate. but twcnty-cight members voted
against II to the sixty-six who voted
for dismissal. While the pill had been
making its slow progress TO its ulti-
mate fate. county trcasurcrs and their
friends from various parts Of tho State
visited the Capitol frequently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-14

Delegate Chcrry's bill TO institute the
cight-hour day for all work done for
the state, municipalities or counties
VAS put to sleep in 4 secret session of
the House Committee on Labor and the
Poor yesterday afternoon. The bill
would affect only skilled mechanics en-
gagged on public works, but il lid no;
strike tho fancy of the "ev"rai farmers
constituting majority III the COM
Iuittcc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-14

The first OF tho Governors fec bills''
Wa yesterday given favorable vote
by The House Committee Oh Arricul-
turc and Mining. II is designed to
compel the Dairy and Food Co,nm.ssio
10 tnin all fees collected over to tn.
state Auditor to be placed in the State
Treasury. II provides that no money
shall b. paid out for the commission
except by warrant OF the commisso SON
crs. and that the commissions accounts
shall be audited by the State Auditor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-14

Delegate I c. Commirr. OF King
William County. was yesterday advised
that his son. Lieutenant Charles ~.
commins. was seriously injured near
the army aviation camp at Lake.
Charles. La. when IN aerop!aue IL,
Which he and Lieutenant Egbcr, Nc
kean were flying fell 100 feet Lieu
tenant Mexican was killed Tho cx-
ten; Of Lieutenant tomminss Injuries
arc not known. y resolution Of s",n-
pathy for tho father was ycsterda ).
adopted by the House Of Delegates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-14
FEW FEE, OFFICERS MAKE,
ANY RETURN OF EXCESS
Report on System Shows Some Jaers Get Several Times
as Much as Governor-Richmond Officials Claim Ex-
empton-They Say Law Is Unconstitutional

he does not admit the constitutionality
OF the act" The Attorney General was
directed TO proceed under the law to
recover the amount which tho act re-
quircd to bc paid into the treasury of
I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Wave Of Indignation
Sweeps Over Chile
Against the Germans

SANTIAGO Chile. Sept. !.-FHy ca
bic 10 III" Committee on fuhli" !nr"r-
mation.l-Th" attempts "f Germans
crews ia destroy their informed ships
in Chilean harhurS Tuesday might has
caused Il wave of Indignation |" sweep
through chile" TIL" plat a. destroy the
ships apparently was carefully rlanh""'
rs crews; in three. different ports. acted
simultaneously. using dynamtt" I" de-
strny III. machinery Of their r"sS"iS.
The German steamers informed III
Chilean ports number -. while IN" t"-
ial number If sailing vessels Is a.
The tonnage "r tho STEAMERS and sail
in:, vessels a-grcglI" 23n 100.
Scvcn ~ !lN STEAMERS were DANA E"h'
t'nur were anchored ~ III" hhfh"r ~
rnrraI whor" there IS strong G"rnah
element: ON" was ut IN" port "T Val
n,raiso. nnl two. IN" knrnak. ~ T.pd4
toms gross. and tn" Th' sSal'a. "f h."' !
IONS. gross. were lying off AninfnEaSia.
am, Of flo CHIEF nitrate nortS of 'hii".
Tho go:"rnm"ni immediately took ar-
tive. measures 80 prevent d"pr"'atinns.
ord. ring ir"nrs aboard IN" ln!"rf"d
Sims tu maintain order. Rear Admiral
Gomez. director general 81 IN" 'h'IH'''
n.ri., instructed III" Ca"tairs =; NIL
rnrIS wh"r" G"-tnan -: s'lS aT" M
I. rn,d to guard IN" ships with tn"
stric,r"t vigilance.
Further action hy IN" government has
b"cn temporarily blocked. rs result
nr thr r,.cfgnation uf thr ministry on
TUESDAY. The matter now IS resting
until y nov cabinet has h""n formed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
OHIO STATE NOTES.

C1ECISNATl-The West Ohio con
9erence Of the N. l.. church Is ee'nE
held here with Bishop 1.eete presiding
:. URRANA.-William Esau has five
sons in the service. and another VIII
enroll next week.
.MiRION-MemherS of tn" grange
aay they sec no harm IN using Hut"mo-
.hiles to drive 20 church on Sundays
SCsMP SIERN.AN.-Thc ca!Nicothc
Arcet car line may b. extended to TINS
lamp.
sNATrON-Rcv. J. E. Etter &c Troy
Eas elected president of Miami Chris
, fan conference Roy. !. J. Douglass
az Greenville was elected vic" president,
GTOLEDO. A compulsory military
>forr<e Of four years FOR Scott and n,lH
:Esh school students was adopted by m"
board of education hero today. The
,nnurse GOES into cffcc, Monday. when
ihe new school term begins. RrlGadler
GENERAL w. V McAfaken. retired. It -
believed. will take charge III 'hr ne"
Course.
/. SANpIrSKT-actinr under orders
from federal authorities At Cleveland
Sheriff e. Jay Perry today seized the
cameras and Other photographic sup
jsl;es Of Ernst Eierertal'. commercial
nhotorrapher. and an alien enrnlE. he
was ordered 20 find employment ut sonic
useful occupation. Although he has
been in this country about fifteen years.
Ci4hnrrall has never taken out natural
ization rapers
EEI.SONTIILE-Ora McCornhs. aged
al. was instantly killed and Raymond
Lent and John anderson werc seriously
injured when an automobile in which
they were riding was struck by n 'ra,n
linear here tonight. TIL" mon. coal minors.
Fete returning homo from work when
the accident occurred.
LIMA.--A cyclone last high; in Al
Zen and tuclaize counties destroyed
many barns and did great damage.
DATTON.-J. Howard Friend. paper
b,,nufac,uror. who died rsc"u:ly l"ft
personally TO the value of sIhh.cho.
MARTON-Rev. Charles W"S'. pastor
of tho NJ f. church ar Card nEton. has
lhecn appointed - member NJ 'hr dlpfo-
matte CORPS ~ Naples.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
i { N0OT0R CONVOY HELPING
SOLDIERS WITH TRUCK TRAINS

tho work It is possible that IN" upper
hall nf the new Market auditorium VIII
be selected as the place for tho buys. and
the work Of getting it III shape Tor
them will be started rs soon as Inc
place is assured Stoves will b" pro
yidc,l. shower baths Sct IN and many
other improvements made that VIII a'n
the lads in taking care of themselves.
Tho work Of fixing UP many Of tho
roads is also in progress NJ present.
and it will he tho. policy Of tho depart
rocnt ut all times to sec that this branch
Of the work is taken care Of" Th" park
Inr places used during III" summer
months will be kept up for next year
and possibly largo garages Will TIC
equipped. here for tho trucks. rs there
will bc as many or two or three num-
dred here AT ono time. and much room
Is required to take care OF them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
KeQOya to Be Boundary
Line Of Eastern and
Western Time Zones

WASnlNGTpN. Sept. H.-Changrs In
n" standard Time zones Of tn" nll"d
Sl;irs. moving III" lines slightly west
ward, are recommended in Il !"'IlntiE" 20
port made public to-day by IN" Interstate
commerce" commission.
rh" primary object Of tho changes,
which become effective next ThanksElE-
ing If the commission finally approves
tn" report. is To unity. tho liin"-chanE-
inX practices of rrhSs-c"nl'ncnt raii-
roads
TIN. proposed rev boundary between
TN. eastern and central zones would run
from n phinl near Port Huron. Mich,
south. through Detroit. ToirdU. Column
hn&, kcnnvGL, ". Va; Erisi"'. johnson
CITY. Tenn. Th"nIasvill". Tia. and Apn-
lachicola Fay. Fla. Th" pr"Sen, line
extends from lHmalo through Pittsburgh
and theme" south.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
ST. CLAIRSY|LLE
Realty Transfers.

Mary Brothers To Aaron Riley. land
in Sec. II, Twp. 4. Range :. Mead Town
ship. $1,000.
Emma Miller ct nl-. tn Louisa Millcr,
land in Sec. %. TIP. 7. Rang" t. Rich
land TIP. 500.
Osa Price and ". a. Price to Will
lam Kcnnard. Lot No. &. in lsarncSrIll".
Sl.G0.
tvcry C.. Jones and Lillian +. Jones
"a Charles and Mary Clabrin. Lot No.
IS in Yorkvtllc. sGGA0n.
Annie T.. Sheldon To IRA NJ. Sheldon,
lot No. IFS, In BaTnrsvfllc., $len.
A. 3. Fisher ana Dorotha W. Fisher
10 A. NJ. Smith. onn ant! ono -lrnlf-acrc
in Soc. 90. Twp. .. Range !. Flushing
TT. $4,000.
CIvdr W. Frittcr and Essi' l.. Fritt"r
10 George Armstrong. SIS acrns : IN
Sec. Sc, Tr. and Range 5. Goshen
To. $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06

, = Appointment OF Fl. c. Altman OF Ba-
Eaxia as a member of the board OF state
School examiners to succeed L. F. STAN
ton OF Alliance. was announced today
BY Superintendent Of Public 1nstruc-
Mon 2 B. Pearson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
WORK OF SECURING QUAHTAH"
FOR TIE MEN Is BEING tAAAN
raRE OF ALONG RoADS.
| wheeling Will Be One OF the Big 9Th
ttons for the Trains During the
Coming Winter.

Representatives of III" United S'anr
\In,or Convoy department ar" ""'N'"e
-, ,bc Nrhcelin. district NJ the p7"Ht'it
rim, and ar" making arrangements ~,
securing quarters for tho hoys VINO WI
hc passing through tho city during inc
winter months on the truck trains. ~
i, tbc dosirc Of the convoy department.
TO provide for all tho lads who como
r. the city during tn" winter months
and every effort will be made to see
tha, they arc properly cared for.
The Rotary club is working In CON
junction with the department IN an CT
rnrt to provide quarters. and special
has been named to assist IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
DEPUTY APPOINTED.

rI.AHESRuEt;. ". Va. Scr. '.:-th-
r,urd TIugill nf This city has h""n a1'-
rn;nf.d deputy inspector for IN" fed
craI :u.l ndmjnist ration in II" NORM
arn district cf West Virginia. a"r"r"-
Ing 10 announcnm"n: made here today.
Mr.. Hugil Will control III" territory
along tho R1ltimorn {. Ohio railroad and
It's branches from ClarkHhurC tn Hoy
clEhurS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
OHIO NEWS
Encc,al D;sn,tch to The Intelligencer.

Hpectal Dispatch to The Intclligencer.
coTIJAIRCS sept 5.-Rcrueiicans
roday began moving into their new stake
Board quarters ut cha South High street.
Chairman E n. Burlington VIII o" IN
charge of the campaign with Sscreearie
c. D. Simcral OF Steubsnville and I. l..
Hard Of Portsmouth, assisting. TIC
R.pub,ican and Democratic state cant
paigns will not BE- opened until the new
campaign for the Liberty Loan closes
#. B. Willis. Republican nominee tor
governor. will spend three weeks cam
paigning for the loan
Ohio bankers in session here today
postponed their organization along the
until next year. -Four meetings were
held. of trust company and national.
state and private bank representatives.
The national bankers state association
was addressed by u. {. Wills. chairman
OF the federal reserve bank OF Clcvc-
2and. on "Moblization ot Credit. tn"
private bankers association mad" IN"
following election President. Jacob
Pabst. Dayton: vice president. Henry
Epira. Cleveland: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
e. N. FulllnEtou. Columbus. The trust
companies association Of Ohio chose the
following officers: PRESIDENT. Fl. |.
Shepard. Toledo: vice president. ]. y.
Mouse. Cleveland: treasurer. W. Nj.
Baldwin. Cleveland: secretary. ". H.
Graezyn. Dayton.
Appointment OF Fl. c. Altman Of Ba-
ka1ia as a member Of the board OF state
School examiners to succeed L. F. STAN
ton OF Alliance was announced today
BY Superintendent Of Public 1nstruc-
Non F. B. Pearson.
-. That It Is approaching high treason
for any person to attempt to interfere
NTH the right Of the people to exercise
Nheir legislative powers through the
initiative and referendum was the dec
tfaration Of former Governor Judson
Marrnon In arguing before the supreme
&ourt today in the suit 20 .en3oin the
Secretary OF stat" from submitting the
Proposed state Constitutional amend
&ent that would require q referendum
N action Of the Legislature in rat!fy-
Hne federal constitutional amendments.
1.-The former governor appeared In the
case as representing tho ohio Homo
Mule association. which initiated LIE
proposed amendment.
= Frank Davis representing the Ma
sSional Woman Suffrage association.
-Hhich ia attacking the validity of the
iamendment. argued that III" federal con-
l5tftution limits Legislative action on fed
oral amendments TO tho state leSisla-
ltureS exclusively. and that tho actions
~ the state Legislature on tr6crnI
amendments are not subject 10 reffrcn-
rfS1rn Attorneys representing the HON"
SHle association questioned the courts
Jurisdiction to interiors with the sub
iStssion Of rho proposal on the ground
iibat such referendum is Legislative
kaction in which courts cannot interfere.
iS;hould the amendment he defeated the
i~nestion would not b. moot one. II
iVas said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Marriage Licenses.

Mike yaInchnvic Hnlinirc and Teresa
Ealuchovir. licllair".
George Crisis. lIumbird. Ecilair" and
Edna Arvadrd Mae Sutton. B"llair".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
City Appeal CasA.

THE PINK OF PERFECTION.
-FRtIT-liEARTS' is IN" Pink OF Per
lection in Chewing Gum. Everybody is
chewing it, It's good. that's why. All
dc;IlnrS-5c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-18
TIME FOR GETTING
AUTO LICENSE PAST
Commissioner Of Highways Con
plains That Laws Not Com
piled Wiz Gives Own
ers Warning

atsa h oeer receites trrw .a.
1isi, q, ih- stare commissioner o
highways. lha. after saly Is. az.
owner q a motorcycle. automobile
tractor or cyclecar. without a license
tag Is violating the provisions CT the
motor vehise .sw. Un'ess the al
displays 4 ,s,s liccEse. the letter
reads. the avuer is lIab'e 10 prose
cution and fine upon conviction
Il IS complained that there are
thousands o. cases OF this sort. and
the police OF each community are
called upon TO aid the state highway
department in a campaign TO cleaa
up the delirquents. Much money Is
lost. so It IS said. from the good
roads fund by negligence on the part
Of owners to buy their licenses and
all are called upon to see that the
law Is complied with.
All applications for licenses. with
the exception o, very few which
were erroneously filed and returned
for correction. received up 20 Jure
% have been attended TO. and
licenses issued. says the letter.
Therefore. the excuse that appllca
Ion has been made but no license IS
sued Is no longer valid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-18
UNCLE SAM GRABS A
HUN-owNED STEEL PLANT

Washington. July is-Taking over
by the government OF the German
owned Becker Steel company OF
America. with plant at Charleston.
". Va. and offices in New York, was
announced today By A Mitchell Pal
nsr. alien property custodian.
With the company comes 10 Ameri-
can manufacturers a secret process
for the production Of a -high-epeed"
sleel. heretofore held exclusively by
the Germans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-18
NEARLY $4,000
SHIPS NOW FLY
AME ER|CAN FLAG.
MORE THAN SIXTEEN HUN
DRED WERE BUILT DURING
FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE
80. MORE TO FOLLOW.

Washington. July iS-on The eve oi
the greatest ship launching day IN his
tory. the Bureau OF Navigation Of the
+ Department OF Commerce announced
today that the fiscal year just closed
exceeded all previous years in new
I ships built in this country. giving the
\ niled States merchant marine ot
a.aa0. .55s gross tons aud numbering
nearly So.oea vessels.
In the twelve months ending June
so there were built h6-s new ships OF
1 sso.ssa gross tons numbered by the
bureau. more than double the outpat
o. German yards in peace times. Great
Erisain's production in the same per-
.od has NOT been made Public. but in
the year ended May 81 amounted to L.
$685. .Ss> gross tons. or abou, 20 per
cent OF the normal annual output
The sea going fleet 0. cargo carriers
controlled BY the United States In
Guides seo.ags tons Of reQuis;ioned
lmfta sasps sna ~ Al tons operaifd
tae arms and navy as transports.
atAl sHfs sap asispurs aaa
o'har aaS sry cga rsiaes ysehssI
eyl similar esals -rs tors en-
ployed n onsiaer bls numbers in
i1t,s'4ss ana naval service
0ne-ha'f shr fiScsi year's outpat OF
slfs vas eona4lcfaA he last four
nihs 7es 'osai n.iucsA - sea-
ean9 sss ante ~ c.i aai gross
as ana s oHs w4alsn ses
ais Ok 2fs.lss ,ons. he remainder be-
ing vessels for the lakes. rivers and
domestic transportation, except one
c-nc-e'e sen -going steamer OF a.ts7
stoss ioas
l.esss. susisses ey fhe muNhari !
wsriae iatssasi r fa at sar
months were >2ai~ soes g $50 seMs 4
ye als aemarF sen es itTa7 gross
4as IS .sHmasi4ts ga ihs ATTAIN
c Coas, iu Nat and Jane
Tire re4orss sso~ ,h1 Be- ,hs ive'yei
rruihs enses 5re q. isie. veea sns
s,a.ssanee ef shis saiitins hsa asi
.ared thare we're oomr'r'ea n
,rrer'csn yaris i.osc ships OF 1t7,ii7
-oss tons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-18

The sxigencies Of var tines are not
t. interfere with the wage and living
Standards Of labor. according 70 a let
ter from Secretary Of Labor Wilson
g. n S01thsra Socioioziczl c 1rrsss
CO Galf orr Miss- made ps3llc today
II takes from six 10 .sn r0rkers
Al home TO keep one solder On the
firing line in Ezro7e.- says tie letter =
Whatever hslps 20 mobilize and en-
trEszs thoss rho DO the ro-k q CIR
var Industries iz as important rin-
r'nE he var ss -he prcress q or ar
r-ies b the fie,d Or osr nsvy On the
ee4e-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-18

Soldier to the delixht Of all After
sineing patriotic songs. led BY Prof
Scales. the drzftees less for the san
"a Fe station where they entrzinec
for camp. There we're seo in all ~
the special and loud cheering Erected
hem as The train came into the sta.
tic7 s-f . desse-fr- -c-- ~ ches-s
went mp from the immense crowd %
they departed that had gathered "a
see our boys OF and rhe Others r,ss
Much credit !. Cue Chairman Pert
wood and his committee for the sx-
ceiient manner in vhsch the whole
affair vas conducted and they express
their appreciation for tie spisna,c
support eren them ~ al the ciri-
ssns q Gsthris and Lpenn csunky.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-18
First published in the Guthrie Daily
Leader. July IS. 1918.


coUNn>oF LOGAN. STATE q
( OKLAHOMA
90 - alaiter 81 rhs Esiete ana esoai
danship ~ raaiine Brsnsoa nm
cry Rrrson Glenn Hraraca Ber
nte Brlascn aua John BIaael
Minors
Yps ring TO th's ta4fs gror
iae petition tnis day presented IN
siel nersin hy Bessie Braason. an,
guardian OF Pauline Branson. Emer.
Branson, Glenn Bransou., Bernie,
Branson and John Branson. minors
praying FOR an order for sale OF Ger
tain real estate belonging to the saii
wards. tha, II is necessary and woult
be beneficial to said wards. that such
real estate shoud be sold
II is hereby ordered that the next
OF kin Of the said wards. and all per-
sons interested in the said estate ap-
pear before this Court on Monday tha
ieth day OF August. A. d. 1918. az 10
O'Clock. A NJ. of said day at the Cour,
Room OF said Court al Guthrie. In
said Logan county. then and there %
show cause why an order should not
be granted for the sale Of such real
estate.
And IL Is further ordered. that
copies Of this order be posted up in
three public places in said Logan
County. one Of which shall be at the
Court House where said hearing Is
to be held. and personally served on
or mailed 10 the next OF kin OF the
said wards. and all persons interested
in the estate OF said wards. with the
postage prepaid. at least fourteen
days before the hearing OF the said
position n the postoffice OF any
such person Is unknown. copy OF
order shall Be published for two sue
cessive weeks in Oklahoma Leader.
a newspaper published in said Lcgsa
County and the hearing Of said Pc
tition shall not be less than fourteen
days from the date Of the first publ
cation Of such notice. Unless al
persons interested therein and the
rext Of kin OF the said wards. shall
consent in writing to making the or
der a sale as prayed for in said Pc
tifion. then said order Of sale shall
be made al once and without further
notice.
Dated this 18th day Of July. A. p +.
1918
JOHN ID. CHAPPELLE.
fsEAL County Judge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-18

S. Louis. Mr.. July E.-One pas
senger was killed and fifteen or more
persons were severely injured early
this morning when the Kansas City
Florida special on the Frisco railroad
vas dersiied eleven niles south OF
Thsyer. No. according 10 information
received by Frisco officials here.
Engineer LOh7es and Fireman Row
don both probably Of Thayer. are
missing and are believed TO be buried
beneath the wreckage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-18
HOW GOLF WAS PLAYED
WHEN PA WAS A BOY

0ne day a veteran links devotee
Who had been telling o, he first gol:
p.syet al one OF the oides; clubs IN
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