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Jr. q. {. 4. NJ. u Newark

i va Il bip I'm, ~ Newark ia,r Thur.
GaN uigh' ~hen D,hgrat Council. Junior
nj rianie- performed The degree vorA Oh
llip, class q oung ncu ior American
J t4e 'dhth. NITcctes were mace TN
MANY pfohihrut mon from ~ paris u ~
~t..s'- ~ ->t"ath pisf Hp4-, y here
~ event loot pin" 8a- saNoG - IT.
'aiia'I'l Oh. cN'hJ III 81, ot,Mng va, al
interesting iaih bt Frtat, Holiday nh0
it1a arrived from raict 'hal morning
taptaIu ~ " Dptch,f +. ts..., ...s.
gIatulatrd ou tl -.l,r,ild .l,.Ii,r.,
rru,cd IS th, m,r 81 IpDp .r,,,
GGard- of Which Is, - eun,uapd,f T,fr
per cen. - DiIpeht degree te...n go
lng nell sam.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18

Among tho-e listed 81 lie casualties
list from Washington today are
Private OrnIle g. sry den WHO was
k'.lcd III action and Who formerly resided
~ Princess Anne. Md also Private
Thomas ". Dempsey ol Holly Oak, who
died oi disease
Private Thomas W Dempsey was IN
tie Medical Corps and wax stationed At
baso hospital ia France
Alr Dempsey sailed for France last
June and had been caring for the wounded
ever since
iLcrc also appear Oh the list the names
- Lieutenant John Stewart of 2308
MOI re street killed in action. and
lnNat, john tDpcr address moi known,
severely wounded
Tie latest "figai s showed grand
Il = ~ 50 eaeuaIIe, reported since
JIl- D. lglN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
VIENNA PEOPLE STARVING.
City Without Meat and Bread Rati0ns
Cut in Half.

Vienna, Jan. Is The authorities con-
template the institution Of mcatiess weeks,
owing 10 the almost total cessation of
meat imports.
There has been a cutting IN half Of the
bread ration recently, and the two facts,
taken IN conjunction with the additional
fact that potatoes are virtually OBJ
tainablo. have caused CONSERVATION among
the population
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
Bull" ANDREWS DEAD.
Former Quay Lieutenant Was Living in
New Mexico.

Philadelphia. Jan William H
Bull Andrews, ior many years a factor
in PENNSYLVANIA politics. died Thursday
near Carlsbad. New Mexico, according to
kilograms received in Pittsburg
lie was former nited States Senator,
was chairman OF the Republican State
Committee. and was one of former Senator
Quay boldest linutenants.
He was born in Ioungsville, Warren
county. Ia, in 1912 lie made his home
IN 1ltusylIle, Crawford county, for many
years
With the death Of Quay, Andrew 5
political career ended
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
CHESTER LAUNCHES 18TH SHIP.
Cargo Carries Named by Wife o, Colonel
Price

Chester. Pa. Jan Is The Chester
Shiphnilding Go aunched It's 18th vessel
The Mystic" on Thursday afternoon
The Mystic glldcd down the ways as
gracefully ny any ship ever took the water.
the sponsor being Mrs William G. Price,
Jr.. wife of Brigadier General William
G. Price, now with the Army Of Occupa-
tion in France.
Mrs. Price who was selected as sponsor
for the ship hy Mayor " s Mcdowell,
was presented with bouquet of roses
By shipbuildlng company
The Mystic is a 9,00O-ton freighter
She is 40l feet long, 54-foot beam, ha.
a loaded deck Of 3? feet 9 inches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
PACKERS PROFITS STAGGERING.
Jumped s73,0O0.000 Last Year; Were
Nearly loo Million

Washington. Jan 18.-Packers profits
in the first three years Of the war were
from three to FIVE times as large as their
profits III the three years preceding the
war In 1917, the first year Of American
participation in the war, the big Five
profits ranged from 1913 per cent for
Armour to :334 per cent for Swift
The total profits Of the Big Five"
grew from S22, los 900 in 1914 to $685.
639 900 in 1917.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
poslman Tramp l4o 600 AIiles

Milton. la Jan u William /
ious' lhursdaA resigned as rural mai
Garner out 81 Mutton During his NOR.
lhau n yeaTs u : Tvic. a. has travelled
OJU mites which : equal ii sJ> tunes
around the world lle MS one ~ thr
oldest NAL carrier. Is uolnt :, ..r,.,,..
~ tht ~tate and nov aIil rntrr H.. ailto-
mobile business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
PLANTS CUT OFF WAR PAY.

orr r. Jan IS In IA effort to ad-
.us the aftcr-war wage scale. the
CertaIuteed Products Corporation closed
IT. plant ID tins city Yesterday and inform
81 its more than 200 employees that they
could resume work Monday morning.
provided they did - II lower pay. The
oWners SAY il i All UP . the men whether
the plant Teopcns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
NEW AEM|ST|CE TERMS
MAKE GERMANS GROWL
Further Guarantees at Straus-
bourg Among Provisions of
New Terms; Erzberger
Protests.

Paris, Jan lS.-The German armistIcc
has been extended one month by the
Commissioners, who have concluded their
session at Treves
The clauses offered by the Allies con-
cerning agricultural implements, Russian
prisoners of war, naval conditions and
the restitution of material stolen by the
Germans from invaded countries were
signed by the enemy delegates.
The Havas Agency announces the sig
nature of the new clauses of the armistlce
as they stood concerning the surrender OF
German submarines ready for sea and the
destruction Of the submarines IN course OF
construction which the allied Commits
sioncrs discovered in German ports in
December The clause placing the Ger
man merchant fleet at the disposal of the
Allies also was signed.
Berlin, Jan iS-Indcr the terms
of the pr Dongation of the armlstice Ger
many must deliver by February IL some
IS, 600 agricultural machines of various
kinds.
As a guarantee for the fulfllment of
the demands the Entente also reserves
the right Of occupying the sector of the
Fortress of Strasbourg formed by the
Notifications ON the right bank Of the
Rhine, together with strip of territory
from five to ten kIlometers IN front of it,
Amsterdam, Jan. l7.-Thc armisticc
meeting between Marshal Foch and the
German delegates was featured hy protests
by Matthias l1rzberger, representing the
Germans, against the status in which
Germany was left during the period Of the
armlstice The financial and economic
dictatorship Of the Entente was the theme
Of his MAN protest.
w hen viii YOU raise the blCckade2'
lerf Erzbergcr asked The food con
dltions IN Germany are daily growing worse
and hunger will produce "a mental state
which the Allies cannot desire Your
peoples then selves are not proof against
= world revolution. Will tho Entente
undertake binding obligations respecting
the return Of the German prisoners of
war; When will YOU he in a position 10
conclude q preliminary peace Germany
has asked slX times for negotiations for
3 preliminary peace but has received no
reply
licrr Erzhcrger. who made these state
mcnts IN u speech opening the proceedings,
declared tho Germans had fulfilled the
term Of tho arnisticc up TO the INIT OF
possibility. In the cases in which the
terms had not been complied with the
Entente was responsible, he insisted.
SO as regarded the delivery OF
transport material
Herr Erzbcrgcr complained that free
dom G movement had been impcded be |
tween tho occupied territory and the rest |
of Germany, and he declared that the |
measures taken by tho Allies IN Alsace- |
Lorraine proved that France aimed to |
anticipate the decision Of the Peace Con /
ference by annexing the provinces without !,
the right Of the people to self |
determination.
London, Jan 17-Rudolf Havcnstein, |
President Of the Imperial Bank of Ger |
many, the Reichsbank) has been ordered |
to Spa by Marshal Foch. according to u
dispatch from Berlin. TO attend confer |
Pnce concerning the Entente financial |
demands on Germany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
EARACHE.

Blood warm BRAZILIAN
BALM dropped in ear stops
earache instantly; also cures
running ears. Beware of get
ting 1T too hot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
New Y0rk's Appetite.

Greater New York consumes at least
onc-twcnlieth Of the food eaten IN the
United States Chicago Journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
anada Tobacco Oulnnl-

lr' tsnadan annual production u
f'ba,~r 1buu lo,WpOOo pounds
-a.ua lf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
WAR ASH ALTIES.
Private Thomas W Dempsey of Holly
Oak Died of Disease.

Washington Jan. - The following
casualties are reported by the command
ing general oi tic American Expcditionary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
Too Good n BE True

Report that George Creel had res m
was without foundation That is ore ar
Dr Frank Crane, who insists that notkre
IS too good ~ BE true Toledo Biadr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18

London, Jan 17-Rudolf Havenstein,
President Of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many, the Reichsbank) has been ordered
to Spa by Marshal Foch. according to a
dispatch from Berlin. TO attend confer
ence concerning the Entente financial
demands on Germany
Copenhagen dispatch on December
26. 1915 reported that DR. Havenstein
had resigned as President Of the Reichs-
bank However there has been no
cial confirmation Of the report
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-11-11
RESULTS OF
4 failure

Washington, D. c. Nov. 10.-In
these days Of uncertainty over the
shape in which the covenant of the
League Of Nations, to say nothing of
the remainder of the Peace Treaty,
will be passed by the Senate, the
thinking men and women of the ma
ton are beginning to ponder the eff
fects on America if a severe mutiIa-
ator Lodge and others-should pre-
ator Lodge and others-shiuld pre-
vail.
One of the leading economic and
financial authorities of the upper
house of Congress is Robert L. Ow-
en- of Oklahoma, whose name, togeth
er with that of Carter Glass, now
secretary of the treasury, is attach
ed to the pre-eminently successful
Federal Reserve banking system.
This question was put to him by
some newspaper men in response to
requests from their readers for an
authoritative answer:
"What would be the effect, finan-
cially and commercially, of a fail
ure of treaty ratification"
To which Senator Owen replied,
simplifying the query to cover other
possibilities, as follows:
IF the Republican leadership
should be able to hold over third
of the Senate to destructive reser-
vations the Treaty would be defeat
ed and some very evil consequences
might ensue. -
"First-All damages done by Ger
many to the United States and to
United States citizens in Germany,
and at sea and on land, would be I.
notwithstanding hundreds Of
millions OF dollars.
"second-Germany would have
unsettled claims against the United
States for all Germany citizen prop
erty taken by the United s ties;
claims for all German ships, docks,
etc, ETC., exceeding probobly bill
lion dollars.
"Third-The United States would
have no part in reparation and other
commissions controlling commerce
in and out of Germany, and the
United States therefore would be
excluded in large part for such fu-
ture business.
"Fourth-The failure to settle
the peace of the world would add to
the difficulty of financing exports to
Europe from the United States and
thus paralyze of foreign exports.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-11-11
BASKET BALL.

The Alumni Basket Ball Squad
will practice again tonight at the
armory at seven o'clock. All lovers
of the game are requested to be on
hand, for tryout. The following
men are out: Randle, Ashby, Tor
ian, Moseley, Lander, Moss, H. Boyd,
Reeder, Wharton, Sacks, "Dee"
King, Harris and Pursley.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-11-11
OHIO CHILD KIDNAPPED.

Canton, Ohio, Nov. S.-The 6-yearI
old daughter of Theodore C. Albee
and wife was kidnapped on her way to
school Monday. A. woman drove up
to the curb, where the child was
warlking, picked her up and drove
away rapidly.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-11-11

The Centre College football team
put Kentucky on the map when they
defeated West Virginia IA to 6 on
Saturday.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-11-11

/, Lines to Be Remembered.
The sight Of battlefield after the
fight is enough to inspire princes with
a love of peace and horror OF war
Napoleon l.
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White Wyandottes

MRS. w. M. MABRY
Phone 1877 Edgoten
~ >
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FURNISHED BY whitfield Bros.)

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
OLD LADY MAINTAINS
LIFE LONG CUSTOM

Tnlsa. June n n Rapacnna a nlghi
OF 80 ago an a Pullman ear coming
into Tulsa A girl waa travelling siih
ter mother ~ years eld from re.
home 10 south 81 kneas C4ly
rhe mother uusofe reignr
kneele,i by the ade Of her lower
berth and tho dangbter. eelleslng
she had lalien, stepped % her alsle TO
help Aa she bent osef n,urpus
told her Ito mother vaa sayinv her
prayers, lusi al every day ~ her
long Ire eae had done "a home
Jnsf then tho conductor aud two mar
came down The aIsle J'lie thrs~
stopped removed their lttia. and
stood with bowed heads until t5e old
lady had flnlahcd All unconscious
that she had done anything out Of
the ordinary. she called cheery
wood night' to her daughter and
slippea into her berth
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Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With

Mosi Snaps ana prepared shampoos
oniain too much alkali which IS very
ajurioui. a. Il dries the scalp and
aakes the hair brittle.
The hest thing so use Is Mulsiflcd
acoanut oil shampoo. for this Is pure
nd entirely grcaseless. It's very
heap and heats anything else all TO
leces. You can get this a. any drug
tore and few Ounces VIII last the
hole family FOR months
Simply mo.sten the hair with wafer
ID rub Il in. about a ieaspoonfui Is
Il that Is required. u makes an
bundancc Of rich. creamy laiher
loasea thoroughly. and rlnses oai
asily. The hair dries quickly aud
ycnly and Is soft, fresh hooking
right. fluffy. wayy. ana easy 80
andle Bcidcs. q looscns and takes
ut every particle OF dust, dirt and
landruff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
UNIQUE PHASES Or
Western BANK BOOM
Promoters Activity In Portions
Of Kansss Forced Prosperity
To the Very Top:
Mushroom Banks

ropeka. lane ii--An Indication 81
m increased asldlsy Coo tariia
hanks - scsn in the number 81 aa-
lsllesflens thai arr comlns hcfofe ne
hanking hoards - lhe interior esios
Tho dsa ihat there wlli h. mote
money ln N, countr, communlles snd
he ease with whleh rtock can b. cola
arr swAmllne the oinelals ,hafeod
viih ~eedlnr eas the az 1eations oue
application fAis week here Was Cor "a
hsnk IN . hamlet of thirty i've pop-
alation. n was rtfusei
ln the ARGUMENTS before ihe hoars
lhs eharre va made thai rrnmotsrs
srs siartlns hanks tor a commission
% q per sharo for placing 'to'k and
that ,he manufacturers ~ hank fur
uliar, ana safcs are oncourarlnr bank
organizations 10 incrcase these oai
pui Most ~ Uac country hanks afo
promoted hy able stock salcfmsn. who
retain ntlc IL any - ne siosk bui
turn ne bank over 20 the woektald
90 when ne nsi is complete
Even suan hanks have two cr ihr'e
-sico -prcslden,s.r which is also ai
iracilve io the farmer investor o.. a
matter ~ locel rlory The probability
of generous Incomes from ihe wheat
crop y holdlnr oui a eronifo Of o
rich field for promoters In every linr.
and they Win be- early on ~ ilh
We're II not for the restrictions ~ ihr
boards and their refusal iol
yrant unnecessary charters. there
would be- hundreds of new country
banks. regardless ~ The fact ihai
.lmost every town from The hamiei
~ ono hundred reputation up % nc
'iiics Is now amply tllcd u no, over.
'upplicd
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eorporalion. upon its written aeccis
ance of sali deed On thc terms hoF''
IN provided
Sasd elcciicn shall b. held AZ ih'
following rlaoes IA ne Ciiy ~ Gaih
ric. Logan County. Oklahoma. to-Nit'
FIRST Ward. Precinct 4. conNen,iot
Kan.
Firsi Ward. Precinct y, Capitol
school building
Second Ward. Precincl A. cenlra'
School Balldins
second Ward. Precinci y. CITY Hal
Third ward. rrccinc, A. Open
House
Third ward Prcclse' y, los south
First Street
Foarih Ward. Precinct A. .oS w's
Noble Avenue.
Fourth ward. Precinct u. S2s wes'
Oklahoma Avenue.
Fifth Ward. i-is West Noble Ave
nue.
The following persons are horeb,
named and appointed judsea an
clerks 81 said voting places as FOL
lows. io-wit'
FIRST WARD. PRECINCT a.
Judges Clerks
II n Dodi Nrs- y Foiiz
T.arue Raw Mrs " ~ iInnuhrt,
FIRST WARD. PRECINCT "B"
Judges Clerks
p. v. smith Ida Smith
r. u Conner Mrs James Speer
SECOND WARD, PRECINCT "A"
Jndeea Clerks
NJ l.. West ] w Btrnley
r. J. Higley r w Hewitt
SECOND WARD. PREclNcT "B"
Judges Clerks
j N Kroeger Con Harrington
]. $. Shaarer W u Williamson
THIRD WARD. PRECINCT "A"
Judges Clerks
II +. Audrey VI l.. Palmer
~ McNnpv chas Scrutchfielt
THIRD WARD, PRECINCT "B'
Judges Clerks
II. c. Olda A. Il. pcgg
Geo Watkins Geo. A Pollard
FOURTH WARD. PRECINCT "A"
Judges Clerks
VIM Rarnhart j T.. Jones
Levi Mcyev n Smiih@on
FOURTH WARD PRECINCT "B"
.Iudeaa Clerks
NJ. White Y rpham
Robt. Henderson Ralnh Morrison
FIFTH WARD
Judges Clerks
] u Maurice Mae Dfbhens
John NissIey Ethel Douglas
The ballot to be used AT said eisc-
ton shall he substantially In the fol
lowing form. io-wit,
OPTICAL BALLOT
Special Election June N1ih. 1919,
"Shall thn City OF Guthrie. logan
County. Oklahoma. grant by warranty
deed. 10 the Maaonic Building Asso'
citation for the Ancient aud Acc.pled
Scottish Rite Masons OF oklahoma.
corporation. for fraternal henevolen'
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. on the sixth day Of
June. 1913. al kasglar meeting
Of the Msfor and Board ~ Commis-
slonsrs OF ne CITY of Guihcie. Okla
homa. there mas ruiy passed by said
Mayor and Board 81 Commissioners
and afterward. approved by The said
Mayor and published accVfdape 80 law.
an ordnance No. iHs. auihoT'ziuf
the Mayo Of thr city of Guthrie Ok
lahoma. Ia cal, = special olsciiOn for
the purpo1e OF submitting 10 thr
electors of said Chy of Guthrie the
question of grantins. hy warraniv
deed 10 the Masonic Building Asso-
citation for the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite MasOns of oklahoma.
corporation. certain real estate and
improveln. thereon commonly
known as Capitol Park" which Is
hereinafter more particularly de-
scribed and declaring an emergency.
NOW THEREFORE,. BY virtue o.
tl.e authority vested in me by the
Constitution and Laws of The State 81
Oklahoma and the Charter OF she tity
OF Guthrie and pursuant 20 said Ordi-
nance. /. ] W Hartman, As Mayor.
hereby proclaim and give notice that
A special election Is hereby called to
be held in said City Of Guthrie on
Tuesday. the 18th DAY Of June. A. d.
1919 for she purpose of Submitting 20
the qualified electors residing wi hin
the corporate limits 81 said ciiy b.
following pro osiiIon:
shall the City Of Guthrie. Logan
County. Oklahoma, grant by Warranty
deed, 10 ,he Masonic Building Asso-
citation for the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite NaSons of oklahoma, ?
corporation. for fralernal beneyolenl
and charitable purposes, n iracf OF
land six hundred eighty tCSol feet
square, containing ten and siNlytw,
hundredths (l06al acres located with
IN :hat part of the Ciiy of Guthrie
Oklahoma known as Caps'ol Till ana
heQpded as follows ON the Norm
by Cleveland Avenue: on The West by
Capitol Boulevard. on the South by
Harrison Avenue and on The East BY
Drexel Boulevard, known and des-
ignated on the official plat of sSulhrie
as Capitol Park together With the
building and improvements theyeon.
in consideration of One Dollar 81 VDl
and the erection and maintenance. hy
said corporation. 81 buildings and i'm
prayemen4s uson said property ~ the
value of not less thsn 500 0VDNo'
and pending the completion of such
improvements the said corporation 10
keen up Insurance upon the hullding1
- fffa q nd ftsll 1
tain and keep in good condition said
grounds: said deed 10 hH delivered 20
the eaId Masonic Building Assoeia
tion for the Ancien' aud Accepted
Scottish Rite MasQns 0t Oklahoma.
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BACK ACHE
usabes Up With Penetrating
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A harmless and effective ,repara-
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ff not satisfied return the bottle and
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Ever constipa,ed or have sick
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Sufferers Should Realize That II
il a Blood Infection and Can
Be Permanently Relieved.

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poison
II dora not require medical advice
20 know tlat rood heahn IA absolute
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the maNelea and iolata baeome aufs
aud drawn with rheumatism take 4
little TaiYe and ~ rubbing il ON the
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What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer from Il?

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This leFt4blH diapH before ii sasss tn0
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aud chaFilsh'e pa. esfs. irsol ~
lad 81 AsnaEesl siEGY f1>al fe~f
a4aarf. elnfka'Inx fsn End akts - .
tantFeths linssl aerss i.Naafsa wlth
N shsi AR " the CITY ~ Oaihrle
oklakana. kno~n a. capllol ltlll ant
eonntti ~ folln~s on ihs North
~ Cleveland kvrnne. ON ghs Nesi hf
rApllcl nsnlfvaIt N tke Soaih ~
llaFFi~an Assnae and on she Vast ~
nFsxsl floahssfd knosn and tcs,f
rasst on ths official plai ~ DathFle
a. Tan.iol rark toxrfhef w&h ~
hallaIns and improvements thereon. In
~ ons rsoiiar 81 eQl
and the ereciion ani maintenance. ~
ala corporation. ~ hailtlnes and im
prnvemtnis nfnn aid pfoneris ~ ihe
yalle ~ no. hes than 500 os 90 and
nsndinr he com lriIon - such in
nro4smenls. the saia rssf7owfion "a.
keoa AZ insurauee upan ths blaldlnr
n,s~ ~ I'D tract ~ land and maintain
ant keep In good condiiion .Ald
rrunnas. said decd 10 ~ delseiel
to ~ said Masonic 1allAlnr Afso
f|stlnn far ths AnrIrnl anI Aectpist
Ssoiilsh Rite Masons of okiahoma. a
.orluiation. ai.on iia written ao'spi
anoe of said dssd on the terms herein
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

The polls Al saii el.cflon shsn be-
anfnsd a. fhe honf ~ : na n'eiaek lr
the forenoon and hall b. closed ai ihe
hour ef 4 90 O'Clock IN thn Afternoon
~ rali tefh day ~ lane i9ie Tho
resnli ~ sssd eloelion shall b. Pc
turned and capvaased pursuant 30 the
law and the tharscr 81 said cliy ~
gnihrlc. IN such oas's made Spd tro-
Vlded
Given under a., hand and The eral
~ the CITY 90 Guthrie. oklahoma. this
cih day 0f June. A y. ieie
}. w HARTMAN.
ATfFST' Mayor
Geo 1. ANDERSON.
Clis Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

Fits words can win ~ Why rof
try H. The Calumet Baking powatr
company offers S. "a the boy or giyi
writing IN 90 words. why mother iikee
Calumet beat Ask mother, then
write what she says Send the ans
wer 70 The Leader before lana 49,
The Leader will send the winner the
s. Try Il.