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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14
MEW TOWN Of JlktHAM0N
LITRAgIlNe ATTENTION
'nAmcn a Ksll Railroad IN Oh
Fields Of rexss Will Open
Up Virgin Territory To
caanmsrse

nahfsf. Tssal kss a. nasiasss
mea from osllkam. clly. Arlusors,
ralss. Enid, Ualhrls aed uaasosee ..
well a. man, ether sl,lss 81 okshaaa
srs IN The N-sgh and coasnehe soaets
cil gsFgllor, nos lcsslns osss tho ~.
astlon 9Th vlcv 10 mskla3 lnvest.
nests Ia haslnsss sasrsisss - lhs
new towns nloas lhs nsnsan a ketl
tallroad a. wsll N lho ol.lsf town.
- ihcso noanslrs Tao nc~ lsen si
iak~hanson In c.p,aasAe smaly he,
4, ~ lhs prolific oll ilsla a. that eaun.
~ y attracting mach alsenslun owlnf
10 its slraseel' poaillea whA risF-
snce 60 the fields and Va she fasg
That b viii no lhs Only railroad "a,
llca eloe 10 lhe heart ~ Inv t,oat
Oklahoma frlsnia q iake llamur
are arfAnxlnr 90 ~ 10 thc nr~ iosa
that haa been named ~ him In mans
linee ~ msrhandlsinn and other bu,i
nssa and some ~ lhem Win attend
The o'cains sale VITA determination
n hoy ne best bgsme.a iags thes
can 50, and % hulhl sebsgan llai ,trur
,nr.s 1he plan fcf which are nov
t'lng made Ao fAr a. the plannias
cf ,hls new town has zone w men
who are intending 10 so into u me IN
dlcalions polnl 20 a mass substantial
character ~ construction thar has
h"cn seen Ia any iovn erected ~ tho
and % lhe llnc % railroad IN the past.
fh's - doubtless due 10 the fAcf that
shc grea,ns'is of the oll tlcli of sAis
port of comanchc county indicates
that ,hr iowa viii hccomn . large
city with peuuanonl merit a. cen.
ter Tor oil supplies, rcflncriss. and
general business lines u viii have
an apparent advantage over cxIstlnx
towns In tho oh bel, IN thar Il has
been located and designed win ,he
needs Of the fields IN view whllc cs-
isilnR towns arr whhre thoy wcr.
piacod hcfore the oil discoveries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14
MORE THAN IS MILLION
WOMEN VOTERS NOW

Even without national suffrage ih'A
MILTON American women now are eu-
titled 10 vote for IN. next president.
just million less ihan ihe entire
number of votes east al the laat rrsa-
idcniial election. The victory OF wo-
Llan anffrag. In Iowa add IL oles-
ioral votes. making aog In which wnm
en haya a choice. Iowa II the eighth
atnte TO confer universal suffrage on
women within the lasa months. Thr
only state west OF the Mississippi riy
ef ihai has failed 10 grant presidential
uffrage 10 women ia little New Mex
leo National woman suffrage will do
more 20 put an artistic finish TO the
booze than anything else. and liza COM
lng fast.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14
The Forum
csmmsasesslsss 10 he
callsr


Editor nNslv leAaer. have "a
lo,ea The asslsles written ies ,he fos
rm. ,hss hss. hsen ccallns and ~
time. hlshls lassrs ,lns. and aesaallv
helicyc lAc lines refar,s.ns eomsns :
hawer sStrensslss hsss esased lhsia
a. wear uadeSklsss
wen tn the hand eoncef' last
friday nlshl and ~as ~ darasd sore
I thought woald never ~ aEalnl
Now. heve chllircn aud love ihsm
- much - sooi father should. bot
when | saw about sli's ef shc liile
imr. tTslns 10 rali all tho tree up
on the foieral para land mine ~as
ohe ~ theml. Il snro made me sorr,
There were ~ many a. shr~ els
rollcFmen around shefe an the slae
and never AAw thcm correct chlld
D. oven ask them 10 aali swlnssnx
aronna a. tree. w1~n vet old !
fancy I may want 10 elt in The shade
81 those lrrea nome time and tell how
nnd Mc0aire rod. lnso voesreel on
that feiefal hnndlm and a makes
NY blood boil 70 think we havr msr
In aulherlty IN ihls ci,y Who Viii soi-
e,afe such wanlan destruction ~ pro.
pcrsy and never prciend 20 sce a.
note nill Mitchell has Al last fasnd
t.soso halca IN he pavement on sonsh
lrlsislon and Il ne viii lnal Keen on
ltl he gets them al filled VIII con.
nrasnlAs. him. They said Jack Hart.
man was q Er"ai itlend of the OKLA :
bona ci,y Str~c, railway VIII u
lack wants 80 arose H, he would ask
The nlce litiic railway company 10
lloyel ap IN. crossings over ltw of
ne nicrarclionN IN ,,sA city. especial.
h .ha. y ar down on am,lh Division
wish also ~ cail ~ lha attention ~
NJ McAdoo's iuccoaror. the cTosslng
81 The Katy railway on South Division
lll = now. and has h,en Cor the pas,
tNssyn months, 20 ronhh Nru can
hardly keep bottle OF water IN o
Ford with both doors shut. Can't Mr.
Mitchell flx Il aud charge Il to weed
cutting Lct'a get down 90 huslnese
IN lhla town and see II We can't riaks
4 betser imnrcsslon ON travellers.
WAas buainesa has that Perry
LAWYER mixing up ~ilh our munich
rat affsirss Our equity attorney has
10 mako llyIng and pay the carpen-
ter and | know by experience. that
he needs all he can get 10 get by.
Trusting my remarks may ne read
and kindly taken by all. bes 20 re-
main sincerely yours for bigger and
ia hetser Guthrie Bob
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14

All children troubled with worms
have an unhealthy cs,nr. whlrh indl.
cai'u poor blood, and as q raIo. thsrs
Y more or lcsa stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASrEIFsR chm TONIC
given regularly for two ot three
weeks win onrlch She blend. impgeve
the digestion. and arl a. tsan@ai
sirengtbenlng Tonic 10 The ~hols sya.
ten, Nature viii then throw OF ~
diapel the worms, and thr chlla will
be in parfoci health Pleasant Go
take, eoc yer bottle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14

France imported more than she ex-
ported even before the war: that She
Invested abroad most OF what she re-
sefved as interest on foreign loans.
hut that the money spent by tourists
in France not only compensated for
the excess OF imports over exports,
but left France a handsome profs IN
gold. 7
Al the present lime Frances exports
are exceedingly diminished and her
Imports exceedingly increased and
her investments ahrnad- M -lnl.at-
Isf. having passed into the hands 81
her creditors. The only possible
source from which she can hope TO
get money TO reduce her tremendous
nnlayorabie commercial balance Is
the tourist trade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14
LESS THAN $4,000 men
WERE KILLED IN WAR
-~----~
Final Casualty List Shows That
40,498 Men Lost, Disabled
Yanks 100000; 127 Only
Are Missing


Washington. Ang li--Final. casualty >
reports from the central records Of
flee Of the American expedItionar,
forces in France made public by the
war department today gave the sossl
bat,le dcaiha as ss.4as. sotsl wounded
as5 SOC and rrisoners ssiso "onl,
slight reyisionsv will be made in this
sepori. ii was announced
Recent corrections In the list ol
missing have reduced the number e
only i2T names. as compared WITH
2es 900 for France and 1shooo foi
England. To July I. the army had
reported 1898 cases OF disabled
|l,oldsers to the war risk insurance hu.
real. II was estimated the total wouit
finally be close TO 200 $50.
Complete pemobiIixstior.
Dcfnoblizaflon OF the army 80 IA
as rombatant troops are concerned
viii be completed the last OF October
Secretary Baker announced .oday
Many men nov in the army. 81 wa
! explained. will be retained to care 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14
slOO Reward, SlOo

The reaaers OF this paper will b.
pleased 10 learn thai there IA OF leas,
one dreaded disease that science he
been able 90 cure In all lfs stages and
hat is cstarrh. cafarfh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
reqrircs constitutional treatment
Wallis catsrrh Medicine Is taken 10 /.
'erna1lv and acts thru The Blood or
he Mueoas Surfaces OF the system
hereby destroying the foundation OF
he disease. giving the patient strength
" building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing It's work
The proprietors have so much faith
= the curative towers of Hairx Ca
sarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case thai a
fails 10 cure. Send for ilsf OF fepfi-
nonlais.
Address r. J. CHENEY G co. ToIe.
| do. Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. 7sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14
WILL GOVERNMENT SALE
REDUCE FOOD PRICES:

81 Louis. Aug 10 Forty seven car
loads ~ government feudnsnffm 10 be
aold al cost. arrived ct che Arsenal
here to-day and 4 was sstlmaird that
300 NOR. would be received shortly
Tor distribution In Missouri. Kansas
and Arkamsas The sale viii starr
Monday aid individual purchases can
b. made through liss rosgofflre q.
artmcni u was announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14
a travelling Man. Esp.rI.ne..

You nsay learn something from fhs
following by W II ireland. travelling
salesman OF Louisville. KY In tho
GUNNER Of 1888 had severe attack
pf cholera mofbua gave the hmel
porter fifty cents and told him to buy
me bottle OF chamberhlna Coiit
and Diarrhoea Remedy and 20 take nc
substitute. ] TOOK a double dose Of u
recording 10 directions and went "a
sleep. At five o'clock the next morn
ng was called by my order and took
i train for my next stopping place.
we'll man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14
FRANCE DEPENDING ON
I0UR|sTsF0R WEALTH
Hotel Subsidy of $4.0OO,OOo
Speaks Louder Than All the
Flights of Oratory
Could

Paris. Aug il4-The government {
arpro riaiIon Of sI.ooe.ooo for The en-
cMra cement OF The hotel industry
shows how important France cons'ders
,he tourist trade TO the immediate
.as-ou,c future. She hopes 20 assraes
~reat numbers Of tourists from az
,ar,s OF the world. particularly rom
America. and the scorer they starr
c1minx the better from her po'n' o
view.
In 1918 Frances books naiahs''
.nus: Exports. si.sps.oeo.ocs. inter
ex,ou capital inve eted abroad. ssss''
600 ooa. tourist trade ssss.oooV"'
,c,s, on credit side. s2.lssdo' 'c'
Imocrs $3.50. 10000. investment
abroad ssls. 100000. spent by Frsnci
tourists. SO. a.seo. .cea: total on dso'
s,ae te.oss. 10000 received from
.hroad, in gold 10 make the ba'ane'
s,os so. 400.
These figures are more eioqnen
than any number of speeches abon
French hospitality, They show ina
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14

lar9e stores Of equipment remaining
on hand.
Dir Baker announced some time
ago that the army would be reduced
20 the peace time strength provided
I IN the national defense aci by Sep.
t"niber 80 Al tha, time. however
there still Will remain in The arms
number OF men enlisted for fhs
emergency. These Will be raleA<ee
a. RAPIDLY as they can he rcnlAced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14

There 4 one ssfe. depesisbls treat:
ment that relieves itrhing torture sna
skin irritation aln ~ ineeantly ana
that cleanaes and sooelses II lin.
Ask anyS uGgist for 35cor ! bottle
of zemo and apply Il - directed; soon
you will find that irritsfions pampe>e.
blackhcads, eczema, ,bioechea. s1ngwusm
ard sim;lsr akin troubieswiu disoppeef.
A little Zemo, the penetratin4 sst'e.
fvina bouid. h alI that b needed, sog 4
bsnishes most skin efuPcoue. n'ekes
flbe sL1n soss. .xnsrsth snd healthy.
1nsE ". Qese Co. Csvdnd. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14

-LAx-FOS WITH prpsIN" is a sps-
cialiy-prepared Tonic Laxative for
Habltuai Constipation. II relieyes
promptly but should be taken rcga-
larly for II to 2i ds;s 10 induce reg
ular a0ion- u Stimulates and Reg
ulates. Very Pleasant to Take. SOC
per bottle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14
THIS OLD BOY HAO GRAVE
N{AOr THIRTY YEARS

THIRTY Sesfs ESQ vlcief NesAmsas.
a rcnns5l,ansa sltssn was fr~tias
prs'y lsesis aad believing himself
On shr ,s~ 4hAnsi n death slle~sd
~ ho~ Ae nlsht a. sell ~s shloss
fsaal "a no diva sssss Tor Almssls
hnplss lr woaid sss ,hfoash b>fef~
hs died After day cf iwa ef dls.
gins Ne Dssaa "a iesl hai,er ana ~
lhe llms he rli The r,aye ready he
wasa1 ready for ne gYaye Tho
afass has been waiting ever slnes
unsll the ushor aaf. The eses a tho
felA,w Who gsts 80 hls xsave early IL
lhc laan who dies n with tate hours.
worry. over-easiuE ana arlnkIss, and
he never has 10 watt "a years 60 get
into a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14
ANesrnerIc cRAzEs
MAN At viNiTA

yinita. Aug I4--Crazed by the ef-
fects OF the anesthetic used in an op-
Grafton. John Warren. co years old.
attempted TO hang himself alta local
hos1itAl late last night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14
GREY TO ACCEPT
U s POST TO-DAY

London. Aug "a yIscount Grey's
acceptance OF the Britssh ambassador
ship at Washington will be- announced
IN The house OF commons today. she
Daily News learns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14

Silver price. la lima Increased -
per cent in 1917 over the price for the
year before.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-14

Grapefruit was introduced into
Florida by the spaniards. The frne
name Of the fruit Is "pomelo."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

the "acccicfaior' busy prompting
Watch your smile. grille. watch
your amlier'
The nmiicrs Of tho dollar sign
are. reading from left TO right. top
row. Constance Binney In 80
East. Tessa Costa. in The Royal
vnRabond''. Helen Hayes in Dear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

NEW YORK. May Is. 49, Gee
ANYBODY would smile for $40. 500
That's tho average yearly salary
Of these eight professional smlicrs
from dear old Broadway--and
Jumped together the eight amiabic
young persons pull down jolly
little sis6.oo a year. Just for
looking pleasant
Al that. they are only required
TO smile four hours a day--with
double time on "Wednesday and sat
urday afternoons. It's gay life
sure they can SMILE
You've gucsned n. The cheerful
little ladies' are stars 81 the Broad.
way shows. There h no place on
tho broadway stage nowadays for
the girl with the Crouch. Fur
,hernorr. the Problem Play IL a
thing Of tho past. Most 81 the
managers keep an ''accelcrator' In
tie wings. whose business " II 10
keep the company. from star 10
chorus. smiling. Go behind the
scenes any niEht and you wiil hear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
0U0S IN SOIL WILL
DELAY SPRING WORK

CoMPEiGNE, May i5.--Llttle can
he grown in the compcignc region
this season. II Is impossible TO pillow
because OF the number of uncxploded
shells In the ground. Engineers are
gathering these as fast as they can
be located and-using them In recla.
nation work More than 3.oo0 Ger.
man prisoners are employed clear.
Ing away debris here. There IL no
gas In the city. as the gas works was
wrecked. but IL soon viii DO rebuilt.
Repatriats IN the surrounding vii.
lagos walk six miles for bread while
they carry on the work OF rebuild.
ing with the wreckage OF the villages
that once were.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
TO
HOLD CONTEST
Offer Victory Bon for the
Best Essay

PORTLAND. May i5.-Aftcr en-.
dcavoring 60 educate the country as
TO It's missionary program. the
Methodist centenary wants to find
out what the young American knows
about The reasons for It's sos 900 600
drive. now IN progress.
For that reason. a prize OF $50
Victory Bond was announced today
for the best essay on "The Meth
odist Centenary II Is and
What II VIII DO" Essayists must
be students at grade school. high
school or sunday school. They
should send their names. address,
ages and schools with essays. which
must be mailed before June 20
Joint Centenary Committee. 400
Plat Building. Portland. Oregon.
Information regarding the cente-
nary Will be furnished 10 would be
essayists by any Methodist pastor or
Sunday school superintendent.
or it's si0s. 600 goo fund for world
rebuilding. $40, O0o. 900 win he spent
abroad for schools. hospitals. dis.
pensaries. orphanagcs and mission.
airy work. $40. 900 Geo In America on
the Americanization OF foreigners.
city and country community church
plants. open seven days a week. In
dustrial churches with employment
bureaus and dormliorie- and other
features The remaining $4,000, 900
viii go for direct war reconstruction.
such as the 5000. 600 Methodist
mission ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Confiscated Dope
Goes to Red Cross

WASHINGTON. May is-Scven.
iyfive thousand dollars worth OF
eonfiscaied narcotics were given 90
the Red Cross by the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue last year. Sixty
thousand dollars worth was taken
from dope" Rmuggicr who was
trying TO bring the stuff across
the Canadian border
Twenty thousand dollars' worth
of morphine, hcroln and cocaine.
gathered from Illicit dealers. Is now
stored IN the bureaus laboratory
here
Analysis OF narcotic preparations
must be made with exceptional care,
as violations Of the narcotic laws
are followed by prosecutions. and,
as the outcome Of the cases fire..
qucntiy depend on the testimony of
chemists. this class Of work IL the
most Expecting Of all the iaboraiory's
activities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Japanese Influence
Strong in Islands

Especial to The star by n. II. ~
SYDNEY. May Is. - Japanese
trade conquest In the Islands of the
South Pacific Is causing concern TO
Australia. While the Australian
government has restricted the
movement Of Australian merchants,
Japanese have extended their influ'
ence in the Marshall and Caroline
Islands. Besides their commercial
advantage. the Japs, during their
period OF occupation, have made the
Japanese language compulsory In
the schools and Japanese clothes are
rapidly coming into vogue with the
natives. II the peace congress
gives Australia control OF the
islands. Il viii need to be exercised
with care and discretion TO avoid
unpleasant conflict with Oriental
ideas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Japan Tea Fights
for Yank Markets

Especial to The Star by y. T.. A.
TOXIC. May i5.--Japan tea manu-
facturers are having the fight OF
their life 10 retain their markets.
India tea. Ceylon tea and coffee
are giving them stiff competition.
And on top OF this. the cost OF
manufacture is getting greater. The
Japan Manufacturers association
will make the most OF new gov
eminent laboratory under the di
rection OF the ministry of agricul
ture and commerce and they will
carry on a campaign in America
TO get for Japan tea some OF the
money that would 20 for liquor had
not the country been voted dry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Plan to Develop
Scotch Waterfalls

Especial 10 The star ny y. y. A.
EDINBURG. May is.--watcr pow
cr projects which would double the
output for power, traction and
lighting IN Scotland. are going 60
wnnir. according to the report of
the water power resources commit
tee. They have outlined nine
schemes which could transmit power
to Glasgow. the clyde valley. Edln-
burg and Aberdeen and Dundee.
These projects would generate 1884,
500 horsepower
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Airy, Gauzy Chiffon Voiles

have floated in on the Summer bl
such effectiveness into sunny-day fl
AGAINST A GROUND OF HAY
BLUE many-colored flowers Irvine
fancifully to make one pattern richly
Oriental in effect.
CLUSTER STRIPES IN RED, WHITE
AND BLUE or yellow, black and
white, alternate with wide white
stripes in pattern that would
be equally becoming to little daugh-
ter or mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

yes, to be ruffled and draped with
KS and moon-time party dresses.
RESEMBLING A BLOCK-PRINTED
CHIFFON is this Wolfe with
block of taupe alternating with one
of tan, and flower design from the
center of which black lines radiate.
WHITE LEAVES WAVE AND CURL
ABOUT as though the wind were
gently blowing them, on back
ground of wistaria. gray or brown.
Thirty-nine inches wide, $1.50 yard.
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
White Ribbon
tn Sosh the Graduation Frock

is shown in Satin Moire, Plain Taffeta and Nov
city Brocade effects. In s. and 6-inch widths, at
soc. Soc 65c 75c and s1.00 yard.
A soft nine-inch Taffeta Ribbon. so adaptable
TO the sash that would crush around waist and
fluff into a blowy bow at back, is $1.75 yard.
~ First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Spring Time
Il Picture Time

Buy your Kodak Supplies
here and let us develop your
films and print your pic
lures. All work delivered
back to you the same day
we receive it. Complete line
of Eastman's N. c. Films.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Dye-Your-Old-Hat
Specials

Colorite and Dye-Your-Hat
Dyes will make your old hat
look like new.
Colorite zoe
Dye Your-Hat .22c
All colors.
25c Packers Tar Soap. 23c
Palm Olive Soap, 1Oc cake I;
| 3 cakes for ....... s25c
Mary Garden Cold Cream
for SOC
CSC Day Dream Talcum
Powder for :. .25c
25c Mavis Talcum Powder
Tor SSc
25c Lyons Tooth Powder
1Or SJC
Pears Unscented Soap. .1Sc
Our Country Customers
pay no more here than those
who buy over our counters.
Mail us your orders, either
from the above list, or for
anything else you may want
in the drug line. They will
receive prompt and painstak-
ing attention.
Write, Phone or Wire.
For the best results let us
fill your prescriptions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

Statesmen will be on the grou
o'clock this evening. They will sho'
erty that will astonish you in its at
and low price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

HE QUANTITY YOUTH
Full FROCK PICTURED
represents Butterick Pattern
Number 1923. 1t may be
fashioned charmingly of
embroidered flouncing (3H
yards) combined with plain
white material, such as or
candle or wolfe (2lt yards).
If made all of one material
it requires 5sl yards of 40
inch material. Three yards
! of white ribbon will amply
sash il.
Pattern Section. First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

Some girls see In every bachelor OF
their acquaintance a possible hus-
band.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
The Spotless House That Knows
No Tired Homekeeper

is the one in which the Hoover Electric Suction Sw'
sweeping and cleaning at the touch OF a hand
1t gldes the floor easily beating and sweeping
the rug with irresistible thoroughness whsng up threads
hairs with thorough precision raising the nap ana
frightening the pattern of the rug At the same time it
is shaking deepdown grit from the rug and sucking
up all the loosened dirt into the easy-to-empty bag
There are four sizes of Hoovers ranging from the small
cottage model to the hotel SIZE
You may for yourself the thoroughness of
Hoover operation in the Housewares Section any day IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
State Society
III{IS1JM


Mr.. and Mrs. x W Yaklsh and
Miss Iona Nakish visited ia Tulsa
Monday
MIR ana Mrs Morris Kohlman Of
Yale have moved TO ErlSow To- make
IL lhcir home
Miss Yeone Grigsby has entered
Kendall college at Tulsa for her
senior year.
MIR and Mrs II. q Hendricks and
little daughter Mary Ei llbrh htv,
returned from a vacation spent On
Bella VISTA Ark
Mr. and Mrs G. II purdy and Miss
Nina prnA visited In Tulsa sunday
Mrs J. II. Niece has rewrnci To
her home In oklahoma city after a
visit with MIR. and Mr. + r. lah'sh
Mr. and Mrs i G. NiCtrrs visited
in oklahoma cry last wccK
Mrs Jim B.EgerslaN visited In
oklahoma city las, week.
Mrs Mary Craker entertained the
NJ NJ Bridge club Friday
Miss Iona Yakiah OF Cedar Rap
ids Iowa. is the guest OF Nj and
Mrs Il. W. Nakish
Mrs w + Carney Of Baton Rouge
La. and Miss Josephine Reward OF
Pawhuska. who have been the guests
OF thoir sister. ,Mrs W w Morris ana
Mr. Morris loft "Wednesday for Mrs.
Carncy's home In Baton Rouge.
Misses Marguerite MattoN and Eva
Davis entertained about 80 Of Ihrr
fricpAs last Tuesday n the home Of
Mrp ! B. smith The party was
HEAD on the electric lighted lawn and
the Young folks enjoyed games until
time, when ice cream
and cake were served The out-oi.
town guests were Howard SWauuer
and Miss Evaline Swanner OF Wood