davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

FOR SALE-Baby grand chevrolet. Fine
condition; 6ve-psssenger Crow-Elk-
hart. and two 1916 Maxwells. All fully
equipped. Cheap. 407 s. Michigan st.
Home 2125. Bell 2254 761-h
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

FOR RENT-Large room with or with
out board; alec single room; modem.
Csn Sill w. Washington Ave. or Bell
595 20o6-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

FOR RENT-FOur acres with house and
barn. Inquire IO4 Rush St 32A-16
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-GOod girl for homework In
small family No washing Apply In
person at 1910 Lincoln way, ". :EEj0-l5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

CASH paid for Liberty bonds. Cali
evenings to 5. Room 423 J. VI :.
bldg. 32TS- "a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

FOR RENT-Basement suitable for
small business. Outside stairway.
Plenty Of daylight. 1lO l.. Washington
av 3369-1J
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

NANTED-A middle age or elderly lady
for light homework Call 619 = to
umbia Bell phone 1921. 3i,S-li
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13
PERSONALS.

FOR Grating and packing Of your house
hold goods call Downing & Brown
Transfer Co Bell 4G5. Home 52g4 3:s32- 1 1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

Hundreds OF 6ne office positions are
oPen. Take your business or stenOgraphic
course NV A few months preparation
and you will be ready for the finest OPP
PortunitJ ever offered young people TO
get into business on a paying basis. The
South Bend Business College 66S-n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

FOR RENT-Three unfurnished house
keeping rooms. 1105 Elmer ST. Bell
4447 3366-1J
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.
STORE ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-StorerOom on ground door.
suitable for storage. or light manufac-
turing. Inquire 42S 5. Franklin ct.
2O59-6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13
OFFICE HELP.

Prepare Yourself for Civil Service Exa-
mination. By Taking our Home study
Course.
THE THOMAS SCHOOL, American
Trust Bldg.
3217-14
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AM OPPORTUNITY

AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR LODGES, CLUBS Or
RESTAURANTS ITO PUR-
CHASE CHAIRS ATT BAR
GAIN PRICES. ANY PART
OR ALL of TME FOLLOWING
81 ARM MlGn BACK OAK
CHAIRS, 1920 BIRDS g EYE
MAPLE FOLDING CHAIRS.
FOR PRICES SEE
MR. STEPHENSON
AT NEWS TIMES OFFICE.
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WANT ADS Ell; Ell


LOST AND FOUND.
LuST-Nose glasses with automatic but
ton aud chain. between DeAlaude and
Golden avs FinB'r please return On lul4
Portage av- Reward '-it5-l4
LOST-On corner Carroll and Wayne.
or Hill -, smlH black purse Finder
call Bell phone -. a5i6-l1.
sITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.
WANI'ED-To do cooking and second
work, By sisters References Home
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED - FACTORY LABORERS.
STEADY WORK GUARANTEED.
Bonus PAID FOR PEONI'TNESS
And REGULARITY. REPORT AT
GATE. 47O2 : FRANKLIN. AT
A NJ, MONDAY. READY FOH
WORK. M1HENRN MILLHOJSE
MIG 60. 53s3-1I
WANTED-Ex Experienced bookkeeper. anu
one clerk. Bell l1OT. s3I2-l5
WANrED-Four registered pharmacists
Must be capable 0f managing store
Write a. H., Box 1Ji. News-Iimes.
WANTED - Experienced teamster 20
handle building material. Must be
steady aud reliable. Staples Hildebrand
CO.. 4il +. ColfaX ay. 53td-lJ
WANTED Competent bOokkeeper and
general office man wants position.
IhgHest references. Address Box Me-.
33G4-iS
WANTED-DeIivery man. one who can
drive a Ford. Inquire John Melber's
Meat Market 81 y. limerick. J3jI Is
WANTED Insurance collector and So
Competent man. 10 Citizens Bank
wANTED-NEN TO co To THE PRl-
ALBERT TELLSON. DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY CLERK.
;-324-tf
WANTED Carpenters and labOrers, APP
pig 81 est side Lumber yard, l9OS
West Washington or Old Micca Plane
CO.. oliver and indiana av. Ji20-lf
WANTED-operator on power ma
chimes. and pressers, Ia laundry,
Lamb shirt Go. 53ll lit
WANTED Experienced man for by
draulic tire setter South Bend Toy
20. 1921 Is
WANTED - Experienced painters and
wood workers Apply at once South
Bend spring Wagon ana tarslage Co
o''' ~
WANTED - Man and wife man for
houseman; woman for plain cooking
Home phone 500 Bell III 32SG-u
WANTED Barber: steady Job. Elmer
DOddridge. III ". Washington ay
WANTED 20 work this city re-
finishing chandeliers. brass beds, auto
mobiles. by new method; $40 daily with
out capital or experience. Write Gun
metal Go. 9s Elm. Decatur M. 1885,
WANTED-Faeto.y Iaborers. Apply 1872
s. Erankln 81. McHenry MillhOuse
Mfg Co. 2917-tf
WANTED - Flrst-class machinists and
men with shop experience also labor
ers for general factory labor; help keep
the men AT the front supplied Call.
telephone OF write 60 our employment Of
nee and let US tell YOU what We have
open best Of wages being paid. Dodge
Mig Co, MishaW aka, Ind 2S6b-30
WANTED Men for farm work able to
milk, wages $50 per month, board and
reOm. Address News-Iimes. Box H-129.
24G6- II
M.EN WAN lTIED
- know the best place in South Beud TO
Ouy work shoes 122 " N ghigan St
MODERN SHOE STOKE.
S24-tf
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

PERSONAL-TO Booze hunters only. At
present you are in the same position
that your wife would be in If she want
ed some supplies for some cheap or out
Of date machine. Play safe for the whole
family-buy White" 3157-tf
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LOST corner Carroll and Wayne
coz H1 ST. smut black purse. Finde
call Bell phone a. 33f6- II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Onice rooms. furnished or
unfurnished. Use OF reception room
and phone. III. a. Wood Realty Co. 412
Union Trust Bldg. Both phones 11SS.
3233-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

FOR RENTAL so acre farm, 3 miles
north Of South Bend on Portage
Prairie road. either cash or crops. rent
T. \. Jackson, 122 y. Main, Home phone
652S, Bell phone 1852. Evenings, Home
phone SPA. 2SS4-n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

WANTED-Ladies'. children's and gem
tlemen's second hand clothing and
shoes. Page. 123 ". Colfax. 3137-tf
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POULTRI-
LOANS On PLAIN NOTES.
iss.sas.sssssss11.ssass..tasj

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
So LOAN COMPANIES :,
"a Listed under lhIa heading are mem &,
IS bers or Indiana Association OF Loan 81
50 Brokers. Dealings VIA any VI these s,
- are guaranteed - TIE Association ;;
sSSS$8SSSS83SS93SSS8Sxssg392SSss,
$SSSPSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSi
IS LOANS On \
81 FURAIIUhE AM LIVE STOCK !.
IS No difference WHERE you have :
30 Iad d loan, VI villas yOu want tie
- MONEA Tor, ;,
IS CALL AND SEE Us. ;,
Ss Our business - conducted On the :.
90 theory tnat riKht treatment keeps
90 the DuS4ness growing. :.
SS lOANS EhOM 81 10 x.sUO >.
40 al Re palu Dalk IA uOutAlg IL q,
a. sJaIluenls, LON " - mOHtls, >,
80 pIuH S1z perceut Interest Oh 49, .,
SS palu D@lanceA ,,
a. hkAEAABER ;.
81 There u NJ OnARGE Tor Ouf .,
Is service not even interest In Az ..
AS vance. OSS AZ LOUCn HltL ua ~ ,,
- LELLrhONk "a Leila .,
- hume none DJy0. DNAA ANnG 4NAa
a. SELC liza LOAN -. >,
e Room u. 4. v. v. e. BldE. ,,
- Opposite .Nrn SLuQeDAkeE Dtdg .,
% OOf. ~ asnIIlgtOn A0u Aaln. ,,
SSS$Ss$SS$S$$SSSSS%SS4SSSsSs3SS.
SssssSSSsSsSSSSSSSSSSSsssSsssss4,
e CLEAN VI 4,
"a ALL THOSE NINEER BILLS. .
Ss IL yOu need $500 " any =,
- auOuAt ~ ~ SJOOUJ. We are NLI- ,
SSlng ~ lend a and give SOu ~ .
sS months ~ pay AZ Dack, ln small
- pay uuents. :,
SS Ne A4ke AZ loans Oh FurRl- .
- tuIe, pIduOs, hOrss2. wagons. o
- exc, WILnOUt removal .
&c LeEal Interest S77 percent per .
SS uOnLA. ~ Charge L0r making .
- .0dA- Cash IA ~ .
SS Iall anu leI us explain our .
: modern DLan- 3
=. Llce4seu and bonded 70 tie >
80 skate. .
.s PROHIDENT LOAN GO. >
SS tAULhOrlzsu CapItzlI SOo,OJUl .
AZ 0Ul >. AllCA. 81 COr. wayne :
a. over SJy ClOLLIers. .
a. south Bend. Ind s
az Home Phone OOiO. bell PhOGe LSJs ;
81 NE SILL 1HRlF-I SLAMS .
SSS$$$SSSSSSSSSSSSSs$SSS$sSS&S3s
Ss3S$sgSSSSSSSSSSSSS$1SSSSS&sSS4
So PAY Us 5
a. IN :
sS THE SPRING
90 Secure what money you need ;
80 nov and Ne viii maze Jour nrEt s
"a pap meut fdll due Ia April Or Nay :
81 AFTER the heavy EXPENSES " win :
40 ter are over 5
"a IL you 0Se a number OF small ;
SS Dllis mere - your chance ~ square :
Is taem up ana pay us nothing for :
"a Two months VI more. :
q Loans Oh HOUSEHOLD GOODS. .
IS PLEAEN1S, etc 1Ou act the D
IS money today. No eRdorser ge- 5
SS CURED. Bell 15s0; Home 6l1s. !
Is capita SJ0.OOO.VO. )
AZ Suite 5, Merchants Bank Bldg .
50 ~ :. AlcLlgan ST. south Bend 5
SS Indiana s
a We SELL THRIFT STAMPS s
tf53.ssssssSssEs&+4$EsssEsEsSsss
* kEMEMBER s
sS Dealings with any OF above 3
&c companies are guaranteed b. The s
IS Indiana Association. s.
sSS$SSSsSsx4S3gES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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LOST AND FOUND.

LN<T-Nose glasses with automatic but
ton aud chain. between DeMaude and
68ideu avs Fin b.r please return 90 1ul4
I'urtl 20 av. Reward t-ft3-l4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

WALL PAPER At FACTORY PRICES.
Latest designs az half price. Buy nov
for spring. Our $500 palnt az s. x per
gallon. Beautiful calendars free with ey
cry purchase Chicago Wall Paper Co.
lO4 W Division St open evenings.
Home $3.50 COST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13
Gets a Position Gets Help
Barter and Exchange
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Two brood sows and pigs
and one China boar. cali 1874 Home.
32S3-16
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

WANTED-Ioung women. Il years or
over. u operate power sewing ma
chimes Special inducement 20 eNpe-
.icnced operators or former employees.
lay while learning 20 beginners. Hours
$ 10 . saturday ; to l.. Wilson Bros.
shirt Factory. ". Sample st. 324j-13
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PERSONALS.

WANTED-TO clean wall paper. kalso-
mine painted walls and steel ceilings
painting, vanishing and kalsomining
done; all work guaranteed. Fahnestock.
Home 2JO7, Bell 800. 2932- N
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13

Patronize the advertiSer-he
IS there 10 serve you.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED Experienced bOOkkeeper. anu
one clerk. Bell 11O7. .i}I2lJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13
sITUATIoN wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-TO do cooking and secori
work, By sisters References Home
fT91 32fT-13
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now some gselis-NeN
KEEP OUT OF WAR
CONTINUED sEox PAGE oSED

CONTINUED skox PAGE oSE)
tee; and because Of that fact II is nos'
in demand among clients Of the doc
tors school.
The fee charged By the quacks Is 80
in most cases. but IN many instances
the amount paid by men seeking 10
avoid the army IL said 70 have been
much larger. Money IL DO object ros
among the shirksrs Owing 10 the la
Dor shortage men have been earning
wages IN virrually all lines % work
rhsch ve-~ not even dreamed of be-
fcre tbe var.
Tie majority Of the cases OF effort
70 dodge army service By these means
according 70 The MEDICAL bozrcs. has
East End % Lo16o1-
In several Instances men have In
,srsd their health for life IN their ezx-
erre~< 10 produce SYMPTOMS they be-
lsssec vosle render then immune from
service AZ the fro-t
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f~ase.- The Council has since
strongly rcafNrmed this stand. aud
the NomAua Committee of the
Council has taken. as It, officlal
standards Tor the employment ~
women. the standards issued hy the
Ordnance Department as part 81
General orders No. ~. The he
rartm~ntn of Women IA Industry Of
tho Noman's Committee through.
out the rountry are aoina and VIII
90 All IN their power % rat this en-.
dotaeluent into practical effect. Uith
tho cooperation ~ tho Department
~ Women in Industry ~ the
NoWaa's Commitsse al Washing
ton
What are thesa standards ard
why are standards Tor ~ofhinr
women ~ such prime Importance 90
the nation a. this timer Proper
conditions ~ women'a iaher have
always hren of Peculiar impoftanre
60 the state Ia peace times the
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Despite Most ArsIsst Sv6(
OF Sacrifice. Hs,s~an n.
ings Cannot Do Thaia
Beat II Coosicsoualy q
Woxk. 1>Nu ~

haurs . wesk. aot 81 mnnh h.ssnss
theY were sampsllsa. aaat s~s shas
insa Yuaf heads, bat beeassss the
sstt circumstances the massi ss-
huauna ~ dainx sousthiaa fsr th@ss
Mailsnt lads ta Kivs thea q chance
eamrslisd n# all % f0rsss haass aaA'
sesfYthlnm vsas.
No~ a. the waf sent es The
sickness returns shsssd an ai~fus !.
lns lnersase The svnssl hssltA u
the se1gis ~ss gssaa aawn. nsil.
aafs reu muss Fsm@mhss we're
abandoned and tha strata ~.s be
sInains 50 10 felt The tlasssawsasl
set ap . eammittss eosapas~a ~
employers, Ia sHioa represents.
tlFws and aevsrnateaf sssials.ls sal
Impartial tribunal fhey eama ed
The unanimpe& dnelsiA ~ that loaSl
hours aRt auaaAY lahar yer. ats.
astfeus nat paly a. the health afi
the men ant ~nFnsn but % the
sfialsnes a. the sstvlr~ ana sssvl
we're unanlmew@ ln canammatnx
Ions hssts Ana ~w say without
hesitation. having Fsa.Ea 90 that ssm
pefienes. that ID 10 uaseeaanlaaI. a.
ls un~ss@ and q t. Eat mansxsmsat
"a wsrk men 90 women shaosmsltvl
lonW hanft tssaa~~ u de~s nat psv
Ia shs ena
Proper regulation q. hears alasA
however. will not salxe the problem. 4
fhe ufdnan Department kno~sl
that u gill not helf psvaos %
limit h-uFs u lh~ men and wvm.a
Who work these hours are not go.
cured Ia The Fundamental ssess :
stiles % ilfs@-if they are hunsry.
poorly clothed ani impfupsfi0
housed. Thsfefere. " 10 asssa thAsi
stn sdarss of vases already .stAb.
llnhsa ln the lhdustFy and In thsI
LEGALITY should not be lowered.
that minimum wage rates hear q
constant relation 60 increases Ia thai
eaat az living" and that. ~ tssI
case of replacement 0f men hvI
setlen. ther. should bs equal psyI
fer sauai wueA. In Iu.ties ~ savI
al iefs AZ the ffont. the siansarfsI
- the iobs ,hey have i.ft hshinaq
sesraits. who will, ia iaef~ssiru3
nliabses tsks thsls places n .shsl
Ind uHtrih army,
tifitsh on,ciAi estimates aafa
that since the war began. soms y
tee.o0o womsn havs directly rsgias~
ad men. ana some soe zoe are sn@
piaYei diFsotly oa manltions fhQ
replacement ~ maa by wsmsn hsal
comparatively, not been ssfsnssvs ~
the United States "a ret mt dAn
~ day We hear - new occn pa fiaa9
entered. sni old oGa@ sstsnfsi.
Nouen are the fssarve lsber power
- the natlnH. ard. N ths var ea~6
en-. Will Inevitably b esiisS lnts ts-
dusify IN greater aui srsst.f nne<
befs Increasing demands ~lii bs
made uuun them. nnelss .zefirces
wiil without dauhf D. demanded.
short sishtsd attempts slii b. made
20 break down labor lass. lisit IA
tase. in tho iisht of Engisna's 90
fsfisnr~. an1 - onr o~n hes Ia
iuniflai practice vs AMOS that sx-f
haustst wufhafs mean daNfe.ari
prod 4ctlpu. -and tscaass IN the
'ass % women ~sfssfs thsr meas.
Too . deterioration - ths race. ihs
people ~ the eounsry wusf - 20
1uaff With that "slaiiauces is-
lnanfef by its chisf ~ Otiasnes
'ltst the safeguards sith whleh re
people - our countrY hasa sauahd
protect labor should - ems iselr'
'nd unnecessarily tssksa dors-
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In Eisht-Hour Day, Satur-
day Hall Holiday, Adc-
quate Meal and Rest Per-
I iods. Are Required to A.
4 tain Efficiency. r.gMs

-In view Of the urgent necessity
FOR prompt Increase IN The volume
OF prctaetion ef ns.F's every article
required for the v.tnduet Of the war, f,
vigilance IL denA2sed 81 all those la
any way associated With Industry
lsst the safsgusrds with which the
r~ople of this country have SOUS ht
T. pfafegt tabor should be une iarly
and unnecessarily broken down,
Thin sentence eouuds tbs keynote
of "a. industrial policy ~ the tive
great divisions 81 the United states
I Army today riacing uumterless
contracts of fabulous sire ANA value
the Ordnance department and the
/ 1nnrtormAstsfa Department Ia
.slsnegai orders Ne. "a" from
which thia sentence 10 quoted. is-
sti.d not long ago ~ the Ordnance
refArtmvnt and later adopted ~
,bs ouaftarmaater General ara set
forth In some detail the principles
of this policy. and IA no uncertain
~orsln the reason for Is sNlsfenfea
NIt Is fair assumption. Il Foea on
IL any. ''ttat fuf che most part these
sa foeuafda are the mschaniaua OF
si,lt ienry. Industrial history pt"toH
that reasonable houts, fair WORKING
conditions ard q proper vase srale
are essential te hlgh production
Inliehtpnca patriotism ~ ether
words. demands not that the WORK
ems shali work Ions hoNte az TOP
sn..a fot lAn least posrihls uares,
8ut faat for tlic sake of output they
shall make STEADY reatlnAtio "a
psHdIfurr ~ sttvnAth fer reasonable
.ength ~ ufur ontef proper tnfidi-
lions Wa hAvu ions heard these
fhtuKg denAuded Tor the good ~ ihe
,AorRtra. tut nov n new paftusrahip
Aas been formed. f.nHrisngy and
humanity 80 hand IN hand.
From the time ~ our entrance Ia.
a. the whf the importance of com
serving labor standards has been
emphasized ana re-emthanircd %
fpeoftant ofnCiais IN the govern
mont. Tho president himself. IN
welcoming nt tho White House the
lr.tish Labor Commission which
Visited this country last spring. said
chat nothing would be more de-
rlorable" than "to cot aside even
lem porAriiy tho laws which have
safeguarisf tho standards of labor
snd Of ufe." when we are nRhunr in
a cause whiCh means the lftln&
,f the standards Of llfe" Secretary
Jal.r a. Chairman OF the Council
az Defense. IN Aprii % last year
sfated IN q letter addressed % the
governors Of the states a resolution
gasrsd by the Council. THAT the
e'ouncll ~ National Defense urre
lppon tho legislatures of the states.
- well a. ali Administrative
pFencier charged with the enforce
,nefst of labor and health laws. the
great duty 81 maintaining the eaisi.
Ing safeguards as Go the health and
welfare of workers. and that no de-
lparfure from such present stand
ards n rtsfa laws or state rulings
r~aefing labor should be taken
~ fshout the declaration Of the
Council ~ National Defense that
such a departure IL essential for the
efxscuys pursuit Of the national de-
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NOT TO REASON. BUT
TO DO OR DIE

Investors IN War Savings Stamps
VII be Numbered by multiplied MI
i,us On and afte- National War Saw
ir'xs Dzy-Frfdsy. June 5ssh-1nd the
peopie Of the United States VII there
alter BE- famous - q nation o< money
urer-
Seyr sesor~ have the Deopie o'
Tia county been 20 veu-orgsnise1
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made O. restrict Tho work % wemasn
10 eiGht ho4fp." the Ordnance Ds /.
paftweht has ~ mind primarily tbs
oasrnt of mnni,ions. tn ursins the
prohibition ~ night work. tAey state
that inallah tnssati&ateFs have
found that nisht wufk fer ~ofasa
Involves rfupofiiunatsiy larger ens,s
fuf supervision ant pfufs =tian y
The human coat ~ uisht wotk has
Ions been known 60 social tnsanfi
sntofn wnfid WaF has hseasAt
out itn pocuniafr satfaNaaanea
The saturday taif hoilfa AN
al snlute ESSENTIAL for women uAtaf
all conditions f adequate meal an1
rect psrlois and ana days rest sn
seven also md plnre in this uatera.
msnt lisi - Industrial standards
hesn with the hsu ~iii 20 the world
and despite the tnust ardent splflt
- narfihee. human nelnsu rannat
DO continuous work wlthaut lomins
1heit stileitnNf. The EnGilAh wofk.
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NAN WHO TRIED TO
EvAog DRAFT IN CAD


receive due notice 10 report. they must
pay a little attention 10 such orders,
instead Of defyiag these orders. II is
claimed IN this Instance that Marshall
Kelly ~zs never allowed to read a
paper. or TO study any of the war news
or to know VIA; vas going on in bic
county and country. and he siil try
10 claim ignorance before the court
which soon try him on a most serious
charge. a. above I; should Be- lesson
70 others. II no; 70 him and bis family
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THIS IS NOT A
PATENT MEDICINE 40
Hearty Old 81 Louis Man Works
After Reaching Age Of 100.
Hale and Hearty.

~ Louis. June 20-kisrander Bapt.
isi. almost i0o years Old. las decided
there l. mo- pleasure 10 bslnK isie and
has announced he all take active a..
reciion ~ his teni and asning mann
factoring business here.
Just prior 10 BApiisrs nlasty ninth
birth day last November be announced
his retiremsnt and vent % California
10 spend bis declining Years" Al that
time a local Newspaper described him
a. q citizen and business nan Who
arises st 8 O'Clock . n. soes throssh .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-20
HItIION 10 HICOMI
lIi Oi FIRST CLASS

Ringing. June 20 fhs Carter county
election board has fixed june q a. tbs
date for an election ~ officials of the
town u Hoaidton. which ~as lneofpor.
ated last week b. an election Ia shlch
only seven psfsona voted AGAINST incof.
pofauon flse wards have been Gre
aied. one alderman from each ward.
justice Of the peace. a cisfk. a treas
arer and an assessor are % be eleetsd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-20
IMPORT WOMEN TO
GARNER YRUIT CROP

Ringing. June z0-Young women Of
northern Oklahoma are being brought
into fhls section of tie state 20 assist
in a hssv safherinE and shipment oi
the lsrEezr frat oroD grosn IN aosih Y
ern Osisboms for several years Msn
with motor trucks are offered up 20
sz5 a day for hauling fruit 10 shippinT
points and much Of ~ Ia bringing t1s9
a bsshel on Northern markets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-20

half holrs plu seal culture stan,s.
supplements a.. Average mens bfsaA.
fast ~ith three 10 five sasA aad xsss W
~ place ~ business a. o'clock.
naytlst h aald % posssaa saeh .
Eup that tbs poilssman GA his beat
dlalikea 10 shass hands ~ith hsn aud
hia capacity for .ofh h aid % doa-
BE that of msn to score hia igalof.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-20
orf>Ise INDIAN
LANDS TO NM rR0sPeCTORs

waahlnFion. June go.-A biii by SEN
ator Asharst u Arizona. opeaiax about
% 0oo go seres u western Indisn rss-
srsAfion lands 10 private dsy.iopaenf.
On a royalty basis. for minerals needed
IN The ~ar. ~as passed today ty the
senate and now goes 10 the house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-20
'E l. HIRscHI FILES
FOR COUNTY coMMlsslomER

FL Ilirschl. chairman of the bs~fd
q county comm .aslsnsrs ~iii be .
eAnddaia 20 saoosei himssi9 Mr.
lirschl has made an hrai fiscal
asen, and his iriena. N tAis as
tr.o. regardless - poiiiias. have In
sstad that be again aeesp< the fs.o~s
igs ftled his n4ms -th "a ecatny
siss-ion board today for the place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-20
HEAT TWISTS RAILS
ONE DEAD Az RESULT

infenss hea; from the sun warped
Iicea rails ueAr Okmulgce yester-
day. oans.ng a wreck. 10 wh.ch I'm
gneer y Do,y was kfiled and y
man skaegs ami Brakeman Bridge
we're badly injured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-20

unltet states Supreme Court hsid
that. Tor the sake 81 future genera.
iions u was constitutional 20 limit
the working hours OF women a.
ciEht hour. q day. Today ia war
time Imitation 81 hours ia import.
ant for An additional reason Mod.
efn warfare II not fought IN the
trenches aiona The army a. the
front 10 helpless n the second llns
% defense. ths army IN factories.
IL not able 90 Keep up production ~
supplies In smpha irlnR the neces-
sity ~ fieif enforcement 81 ssint.
ing legal standards. and urFinE that
even where the Law permits a nine
or tsn-hour tay. effort should be