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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07
STRAND

Beatrice Buckley kpegn to her
friends az Bee" is the daughter Of
james Buckley. president OF the
Equity Trust company. John Mad
dox. sr.. is n director In this com
pany. Buckley has used negotiab bic
bonds belonging to certain estate
at Maddox's earnest request. receiy-
ing the latter's personal note AZ sc-
CURLY. Suddenly the estate asks for
n settlement and Buckley threatens
TO make a clean breast OF the whole
Transaction, prepared to take his
medicine" Maddox in a frantic de-
sire to clear himself, persuades an
employe named jenkins to steal back
HIS note from Ructley's safe,
Ignorant of these Developments
Bee Buckley IL having the time Of
her life at a big charity bazaar. sell
ing the homemade candy for which
she has become famous among her
college friends. She has secret in
Fredienr that she has never told
Robert Howard. an ontcrprising
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

the universe laugh than to sit back
and enjoy the wealth he already has
won in the business world. He comes
to the Liberty theater in his first
Capitol comedy distributed by Gold
wyn, "Blll's Baby"
Smiling Bill" Parsons is Ameri-
cas- greatest life insurance salesman.
For years-year in and year out
Smiling BilP' Parsons has written
one million dollars in new policies
and had charge of an office in a
great cityswhere the men under him
wrote an annual aggregate In excess
Of three million more In new poll
cies.
The last time you heard of a man
IKE this was when George w. Per-
kins won an Invitation from the
late John Pierpont Morgan to be-
come junior partner in the great
Morgan firm.
And Mr.. Perkins won the admlra-
ton Of J. =, Morgan
By writing one million dollars
year In lie insurance policies--just
as Smiling Bin" Parsons has been
doing.
Can you imagine a settled Amer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

ican business man stunning his ga
rage fun of wonderful automobiles,
renouncing the many joys OF a won
derful home in Los Angeles and 60
ing into a motion picture studio TO
become an actor?
Can you imagine a business man
getting up at o'clock. rushing
through his breakfast and Fastening
to a motion picture studio to plaster
on the makeup" and the raiment
of comedian?
1t didn't seem possible that anyone
would do such thing and perhaps
that is the very reason that good
natured. wealthy William Parsons
has quit the insurance business and
entered with zest upon his career as
a motion picture comedian.
Pat perhaps even that is' not the
explanation.
Smiling Bill' Parsons Is fun OF
the joy of life and the joy of living
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07
NO DEFINITE DATE
SET FOR DEPARTURE
Rumor That Second Oklahoma IL 10
Go In Service July 10 Said To
DO Entirely Unfoundcd.

Rumors to the effect that the
second Oklahoma regiment would
be called into service on the tenth
OF this month have been pronounced
without foundation by DIR. w. For
rest Dutton. who has been appointed
regimental surgeon. In the absence
OF Adjt. Gen. 70. II. Gfpson. who left
Oklahoma City yesterday morning
for the east. Maj. Charles n Barrett,
acting In his place. has informed
DIR. Dutton that tho remaining COM
panies OF tho Third Oklahoma regi-
ment are now being inspected and
will be ready for final instructions
the last OF this week.
Mobilization Soon.
Immediately upon finishing tho
inspection of the Third Oklahoma,
DIR. Dutton says. the Second and
Third Oklahoma regiments viii be
mobilized. II Ia his belief, he says,
that II Is intended to send both
regimentDfrom this state into service
In the form of Il brigade.
That Tulsa is recognized by army
officials as II town that puts
anything across she is asked
TO, is shown by the fact
that the headquarters company ear
the Third oklahoma regiment Is be-
Ing recruited here. We now have tho
headquarters company for the Third
Oklahoma, the supply company for
the Second, AZ well as two regular
infantry companies Of this regiment,
In addition to these DR. Dutton, who
has been appointed reEimental sur
geon fer tho two ~ companies. has
been ordered to recruit his medical
corps to the full strength. This
makes a total OF five companies FOR
the two new Oklahoma regiments
that Tulsa has furnished.
Best Medical Service.
1t Is Or. buttons plan to have
none but the best medical service
possible to obtain for the two regi
ments DR.. Ray Wiley will 10 the
chief surgeon, DIR. 9. A. Hamler IN
the bacteriologist and Dr. @. A. Fur
low will be In charge OF the dental
division. There will be two or three
OF tho best pharmacists Tulsa IS able
% furnish, besides the other mem
bers OF the medical division, in all
including major, two captains, four
heutenants, two dentists. besides
the non commissioned officers
On account Of the expected |
mobilization ordor II is the belief OF /
officers Of the Tulsa companies, that |
II will be but few months until the |
two Oklahoma regiment are in tho |
service on the otl.er side OF the !
ocean.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07
ItIAITO

From an outlaw with n price on
his head, 10 a 100 per cent citizen Is
tho character portrayed by Dustin
Farnum. famous star OF stage and
screen, in the latest William Fox
photoplay. 'Durand OF the Bad
Lands" to be shown at the Rialto
thcater for two days beginning to-
day
In this screen drama, Mr. Farnum
shows all the vlrile energy for which
he is no well known. His portrayal
Of the bad side OF Dick Durands
character Is the beat he has done
and no shows the mans softer.
nobler instincts with that care-frce,
rollicking, laughing disposition that
has made him n favorite wherever
he has appeared.
Ho saves three kids from Indians
who massacre everyone else in the
little settlement He IL blamed for
the killings is caught tried and con
victed. But the governor whose
daughter he has saved, pardons him.
Long before he had fallen in love
and the girls fondness for him turns
him into an A-No, / man. Mr. Far
NUNS boyhood life on farm comes
in handy TO him in this picture
milking COWS particularly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

acts, with five reel photoplay. a
Ford Weekly ana three comedies.
There viii be two matincos today
and two porforuaNces"t tonight. The
act that Will prove regular riot
Is that Of the Four. Buttercups, 9th
or acts include, ToM Murata, Japa-
nosc wire walker, cur and Louise
Gordon. spectacular singing novelty;
Mack ~ Snlll, comedy singing and
talking, and Willie Mlssem d Co.. in
an artistic novelty
Gladys Lesllc, Nitigtaptr tiny star.
irrepreaslblo IN quick changing
moods, with golden hair and her
Million Dollar Smile" fairly radi-
ates love ana happiness IN the rolo
OF Marjorie in "The Soap Girl the
Blue Ribbon feature. which will be
tho feature photOplsy today.
Miss Geslio, who In two recent re-
loases. Ills own People" and THE
Little Runaway" was most charm
Ing and faithful M an Irish lassie
on her native heath, blossoms forth
in this latest picturo AZ tho petted
and lmperious daughter OF mil.
llonaire and, incidentally, her beauty
IN enhanced by number OF very
smart, girlish frocks and gowns
Marjorie, '"rhe Soap Girl" wishes
10 break into society only because
Richard Van Ruhl, her sweetheart.
Is "in.' Rut Marjories father Is
plitng up his millions making sonp
and therefore Is a trndesman and his
daughter IL not desirable, according
to Mrs. Van Ruhl, social arbiter and
Richards aunt,
Whereupon Marjorie. know 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07
GRAND THE,TER.

1.-THE Yankee Doodle Girls CO.."
headed by the clever blues singer.
Agnes Gcary. will present today --as
one act laughing musical comedy
entitled, "ilip. Hip. Horrah" intro
ducing all new songs. dances and
specialtles. a novelty will be intro
duced in tho way Of military drill
by tho show girls who will appear
In regulation army uniforms and ex-
ocuto a drill that Is now being used
by AL the boys in the training camps.
New scenery will be displayed as
well as new costumes and all In all
the show VIII he one of the best that
this clever company has in It's rep
ortolre. Another new bin will he
presented Thursday entitled, my
Wife's Family" with all new songs
and dances. costumes and scenery.
The picture program for today In
cludes one OF William FoH's super
productions entitled, THE American
Buds" starring the two clever screen
stars, Jane and Katherine Lee, in six
reels. This comedy drama centers
around the mystery OF tho chill
dren's parentage and involving the
activities OF German spy, will ap-
peal to the grown-ups as we'll as the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

He loves to live even more than IN,
most of us. He refuses TO take NJ
seriously and has the heart OF Pets,
Pan Feeling thai way about M.
nc feels that all OF us take life too
seriously and he has set out to curs
the blues that perch upon nilllons
Of us without real cause.
when j found could make a
man laugh while he was signing
100000 insurance policy / knew
could convulsa picture patrons who
seek a laugh" remarked Smiling
Bill' to a Los Angeles reporter who
visited the Parsons studio to inter.
view the man who had switched
from q $t,000.000 a year insurance
agent to screen comedian.
There are a thousand and one
ways to make the public chuckle
without overstepping the bounds
and I'm not going to rest content,
until l have mastered every one OF
tncm," he added.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07
COUNTY WILL NOT
WIDEN APPROACH
Responsibility for wider Roadwa y
TO River Bridge Passed to Ciiy;
Eleventh IL Straightcncd.

Prospects for an adequate ap-
proach to tho Arkansas river bridge
dimmed considerably yesterday
when county officials stated posi-.
lively that they would make no
change In their present plans, n
the narrow strip Of road now being
constructed is 10 he developed into
a regular thoroughfaro competent
to handle the traffic which floors
the new bridge the city must take
the initiative and also furnish tho
money
W. L. North. county commissioner.
voiced the intention of the county TO
ignore the agitation for wider high
way and pass the responsibility up
to the city. The present approach
Is winding road. and the paving
will be from 80 to 40 feet wide,
Curbs for tho approach already
have been laid, ard construction Of
the pavement Ia progressing rapidly.
Checked up TO city.
''1f the city wants TO widen the
road, all right" said Mr.. North yos-
terday. "We're not going 10 change
our plans, realize that II Us pretty
narrow. but Is Is an wldG as tho
bridge"
The Chamber OF Commerce, which
passed resolutions last week request
ina that tho approach be wldcncd.
probably will appear before the city
comm ission Tuesday and ask that
the city take action
The work which rs being done by
tho county consists In making al
curved approach from tho end OF
the bridge to Maybeile avenue. From
the intersection of tho approach
with Maybello. Eleventh street ~ be-
ing extended through from the old
city boundary line wost to meet the
bridge approach.
II In the plan Of tho county com
misslOners that the heavy atHc |
from the bridge shall he sent up
MRybclle avenue, while the lighter
traffic can be diverted up Eleventh |
street to LAwton or further on east |
Eleventh street stops three blocks
east OF the approach OF the bridge !
AZ this point the Nola Childers al
lotment begins, but Il has already /
been plated as an ADDITION 10 the |
city and tho county IL extending |
Eleventh street through from the
east to the intersection OF the
bridge approach.
STRENGTHENING Eleventh Street.
This will eliminate tho old
Eleventh street. which was laid out i
on the north side of tho block be-
tween Maybelle and Lawton. and |
will straighten out the Jog in
Eleventh street,
County Highway Engineer Dan
Patton explains that the winding
approach 10 the bridge was con-
structed In the manner In order to
give AN easy turn for the traffic
in either direction coming toward
Tulsa, and also In order to avoid
interfering with the platform OF the
storage plant which iBslocated right
Ut the Tulsa end of the bridge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

that Mrs. Van Ruh's ancestors made
thelr money selling rum 10 Indians.
buys distillery and graclng "A trade
mark with the austere features OF
That lady, quickly brings her to
terms and wins her way into society
and also wins Richard
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07
Notice vfb Teachers.

The regular quarterly examination
for teachers countymceruficates viii
be held in the office Of the county
superintendent Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. July rs, 1s and 20. begin
ming at T;45 3. m.-.Minnette Hedges
County Supeflntendent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

children. The doors open daily at
II noon, with continuous show TO
IL y. m. the musical comedy ap-
peariug at gao, 4;30, 1890 and $50,
Matinees 10 cents. any seat: night
prices, lower floor 20 cents. balcony
10 cents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07
DRoApWAY.

One of the highest priced acts in
vaudeville will be presented pa
irons of the Broadway today. the
vaudeville b.ll including five stellar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07
LIBERTY.

Enter now upon the screens of the
world Smiling Bin" Parsons, the
millionaire who would rather make
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08
MANY NORTH LOGAN
CITIZENS vICT|NIzED
Green Company. Oklahoma City
wildcat" Operators,
Made Killing II This
County

Some o. or peo3le invested keav-is
n e.or Crest Western Oh Co stock
3 ts~ weeks ago Ouiy % iesru lais-
that they had bee1 rcnDe5 bind TIE
Okiahoa1z Nsss pri-ts tae Ianes 1i
The folioWl-E wsl knoHr mer ss be-
"a zIcaE tas losers
e J Kaiser. szips. Ernes; Kaiss-.
500. joan wershing. s2ioo, Nzrrha
Wershinr. ssIqe. Ans-ev wershirg-
sec. r A xcArdie. t3es5. Dan Ciol-
se..e-. Ss1s. Charlie Meys-s. tf1t-
Ns-y Others berezbouts s~li for
lesser suns. . NJ Blsekbsru froE
Heznesssy. beng the sgeuf xho 80. ]
n1os- Of TIE s-ock here
Green 4 son. re prtsisen- an
everything else q the Grsst Wests--
Oh company have ben zrrestad an
are Il present o1f CT 49,. bords
They Should be pst II tbe first In
trenches NarzhsiI Tr[b1ne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08
Prairie Grove Red crcss
INT or7srizec.


May 21ri Rei Cross unit vas O.
ranl1ed for District Number G. Tae
organ.Eas ion took place at the home
Of Ms Geo Furasm beginning ~ah
% members Refreshments we've
served hy the hostess. assisted ~ hsr
sister Mss Ryan The evening
passed pleasantly and az p-ese-t er
oves doing -heir biz for 'he Re!
Cross May 2oth ,he INIT me, ar tss
horne 81 Moihar Morrison. ard as iha
ladies' q, OAK Rises Distric desired
10 meet ws,h ire Prairie Grove Tar
RE tw' districts we're united nnic-
TIE uam4 @ coax Grove Unit Tie
captain being Ms Geo Pursum 81
Prairie Grove. and The Chairman Mr.
Van Pc, q. Oak Ridge June sih ;io
meeting vas he'd a. the home q. Ms
san Patterson Interest and siteui-
arce is increasing and an are ve-s
enthusiastic Ga their work. - iri-
angular bsndzges and bed shirts
have already been made June ista
he uri, vii meet a. The home O. M
liam Plriun Al ladies q ihe fwo
districts mentioned above are cord
ally invited and requested 10 attend -
By 8 Member
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08
SUFFRAGE SERVICE FLAG
HAS SIXTEEN STARS

There are low l6 stars In the SUI
fraEe service fag The Gag has a
center field Of white surrounded hy a
deeq hics border. and III l6 his yellow
stars are In honor of 10 OK the asse-
cations workers who are In active
service ln France. Names of the is are :
Miss Heiolse Meyer Of Massachu-
sets. first auditor of the National
Woman Suffrage Association
Mrs J. Borden Hartman, memher
q the Congressional Committee of the
National American Woman suffrage
Association.
Miss Irene c. Boyd 0; tie New York
Suffrage Party.
pr Esther Pohi-Iove3oy. president
e ihs oregon Surrzgs Association
Mss Mary " Dewson. chairman q
legislative Committee q The MSssl
cAusetts Woman suffrage Association
Ms Jodovlne l. Moyne publicity
chairman - ne Fan River Equal S1t-
frage ieaEle
Miss Elizabeth g. Hssel o. D1-
tDeuc. correspQnlins secretary q tie
lows Eglai Suffrage Assoc.afloI-
Miss S1s4n 2 RysrSan. former cor
responding secretary. Chicago EgGal
Slf-rl.. As~ei isflon
Miss Herrssita Taylor q TIE SIT.
srase League q Pine Biu-s ARK
Dr Eih-i I.yoa Heard. ,lce pres dent
~ i1e GAlyesto1 (TeL) EsuAl Slrrs e.
Assaclaflur.
Mss Elizabeth Bi3dlecoal.e. secre-
tary " Tie Ne~T-ort ~ h suffrage
Association
TO these uus; be added four doc-
tors heading Tie oysrsez hospital Ter
france. backed ~ the Neuersl Araeri-
can Woman suffrage Assoclzuon. ard
Nm. Norman 6e X Whltehouse. cfslr-
man q the New York State Wor111
Suffrage Parry. OF special mission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08
WOMEN'S OVERSEE
HOSPITAL, U. S. A.,
NOW IN FRANCE
Supported BY the SuHraeists OF
the Nation and Stated
BY Women.

The first ~All wonasn's hospital" unit
10 50 II the front has arrived in
France This is the wonens Oxersea
Hospitals. L. s A. backed by the Ma
t.ouAl American Woman Suffrage As
soclatlon.
II Is matter OF special elation
among Sgt.racists that this first woul-
ens LEig should have goue out from
the New York InhrmAry for Women
snd Children. the institution founded
~ the great pioneer sulfragist physi-
can. Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell. in 1874.
Tie unlt Was formally accepted ~
He French government IN August IL
could hot be offered 10 the United
States government because women are
not eligible 10 the United States Med
tcal Reserve Corps.
The director of ths. unit is Or Caro-
line Finley, who has been In France
since November The units personnel
includes seven doctors. among whom
are gynee0loslstS. general surgeons
obsieir.ciAns. medical practitioners.
ps1iafrlclans. an biologist. a bacterl-
olog.st. radlolosist and dentist. ali
women II also Includes women
rurses. aids. clerks. dietif4anS. a rhar-
uaolst, mechAniclAns. chauffeurs and
q plumber
II sddiiion 10 Doctor Finley and the
plumber. the siafT members already in
France are. pr. Alice Gregory. who
has been acting director In Doctor
Flnleys absence. pr. Anna van >hol-
~. Dr Mary Lee Edward. nr. Marce
K Formad DR. Olga Poyiizky anu nr
Laura lilnL
Il IS expected that another contin-
Seat wAl sail some time In March
and that other hospitals stated hy
women viii 20 70 the front IN the
aAme u The National Suffrage Asso- I
slatien SarrsSists q Great Britain I
are responsible for 8 chain q II hos /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08

sts-as1 { N1scr- tO-1 Il Ne--no1'
e. ISL. las bes1 elected ~ .-er- g.
-he Nz-io1zI Associztion o N4nuizc-
t--e-s q ~ Uni-ed s-s-ez o. A-f-
"a Re is an cfIcizi c. the NcCon-
----~- cc--1-v cs p.--ss--r.
a s-- 10y vs--z he has hesz ors
r. rte r1s- ez.-Ee-lc 1-szoe-s q -
zzsociztioz-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08
FEDERAL NTHORITlE>
>Ei/E PRECl0t : STONES

rocoser. = ;. J.re 5-Fe5eFsf az
;-o~.ties ave removed ffc- a safe
ceposit sa4It q, New No-s issueo -
the VIE e mar ~-o IS sa'o ic
ave csec IS a. American army lea
.crar;. $4,000 worth of precious
s,o-es ALLEGED g &c part e > cc1-
pnne-t e. Russian crs~n lewe s
srrsseieo ir;o tris country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08
xKs SKgs Szss zSxz
X OF LOCAL MOMENT 8
$ Ezxzxgzxxzx zxxzzs


Nore men Pui IL ol4ss oae.
Goa. oos.ns a. ia pT.ee and dslsy-
eF.es SLOW
Au'oss,s report muddy roads IL az
directions
Lloyd George isais raior g. amer
can soldiers
Two new classes tor nurses are 30
e organized locally
England warns Ame-cs 10 De-
ssicA.ul o. Hun subs
EoiEse 10. visible through bottom
&, snoket beer bottle
Ksasas telephone OPERATORS 4-e 20
sei increase IN salaries
Germany now threatens GO u u.s.raa.
american rr-sousrs IS re7-issl me4s-
-ses
Cherry rilke-s vented a. : y wsl-
-,ce farm ess, OF CITY. N51e.y morn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08

TIE German submarine raids or ih :
Atlantic coast have not been withou'
results. The day following their sue
eessfal raid the War Savings head
quarters n many cities were besiegel
with telephone and telegraph mes :
ssgeS from county chairmen asking
hat supplies for the big drive be
-asheSs 10 then
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08

Arena you sorry now. darling 90
tle mother implored.
With eyes blazing with wrath. Emil
ho shouted No And I've spit on
year shoes-and I've spit on your
d-ess-and I've spi; on your bonnet.
end I'm Just waiting for more spit to
come -Harpers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08

Sodium csicri:e or table sali
often the cause o. gent and othss
pzins Use nothing but Cs,tarsnl e
nore the bowels AT Owl Drug Stare
and Corner Pharmacy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08

Whe2;leSs days and the rule re
curing the purchases Q. substitutes
With flour probably will continue az
ter tie new vhea; harvest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08

ChHire-'s nay services a. The " =
church. South. sunday evening A
splendid program has been preparsl 9
yoa are iariies 10 attend ihis service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08

Mrs W p COT. mother of Al Cosf,
Is here from r Worth OF visit -
her son and family She Is sc years
old hns she made the trip aione
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08

Harsh and s,rruE czihzrtics often
cause clronlc constipation Moral
use CAiharsol Al Corner Pharmacy
ard Owl Drag StorA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08
lie. Us Demonstrate the
Worlds Easiest Easy Chairs

Nou d see some wonderful bar.
gains and your time VIII he well
spent whether you bly or not
Come TOMORROW.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08
Ee-key is Carci cate
Fer State Senator

Ben r Berkey. former mayor q this
city sn1 also former senator from th-s
district Is 8 candidate on the replh.
loaa leksi IL Greek county for ,aa
state senate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08

From a Soldier son the other
hand. il Is ne disgrace 10 DO X p duty
in the army II may be more useful
work than some other kind Q. work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08
psMrec Preacher Val
Fll ~ ( Church -ere

Rev 7 D SieVick. pastor o. the n 7
church, Pawnee. VII preach 5; iae
T.Tsi u Z church. sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08
GERMAN -lc- COMMAND
PREPARING FoR sEw WAR

fCoNzlNrED PROM PAGE oNEl
hy e c1es-io- fern Which j. re-u---
able - re zc-1o-s.ias
T1e 7---cipai crastion s. are yol
Prepared 70 engage vo1rseif frou
nov o1 ,or he sane service sor the
usxi var
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08

CATHARSOL FOR willows sick besc-
aches corrsr Pharmacy and Owl
Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08

II yoa are democratic, you Will
give wishoas whimpec when YOU
orght 10 give, and viii know when
yoa ought TO give
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-08

a Liaut e p resfive Laxative risasan'
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