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MILITARY DICTATORSHIP

BUENOS AIRES. Jan. 10. (By the Associated Press. )-General Dele plane, commander of the forces oppOs- ing the strikers, has assumed a mili- tary dictatorship and has taken over all the forces of the government This action, it was explained. in no wise constitutes a measure unfriendly Co President Irigoyen.
 General Dellepiane's assumption of dictatOrial powers followed two se- rious attempts by strikers to capture police headquarters. He has assumed the functions of the ministers of war. the navy and the interior. making him self supreme commander His sup porters say he is eXerting all the forces at his disposal for. and not against. the government.
 Use Force Reluctantly
 According to General Dellepiane's aides he took action because or the government's reluctance to use force sufficient to end the trouble It is understood that General Dellepiane has taken the place Of former Minister of War Gonzales. who was designated yesterday by President lrigoyen to act as chief of police.
 There was an anarchist outbreak to- day at Mar de Plata. a fashionable bathing resort. 230 miles southeast of Buenos Aires. The anarchists attempt ed to occupy the police station bu-
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EIcHHoRN ELIMINATED


 LONDON, Jan. 10.-The elimination of Eichhorn, the Spartacan police chief, whose refusal to resign led to the present troubles in Berlin may be an accomplished fact. A Zurich report received here says he has fled from Berlin, while a report from Frankfort says. Heer Richlot, munich pal councillor and a majority socialist. has been appointed temporary head of the Berlin police.
 Other reports from Berlin say the government has been able to operate a few trains on the main railroad lines. It is said 5000 employees of the printing establishments of Scherl, Ull- stein & Mosse have refused to declare a general strike.
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WILSON TO SUPPORT ITALY,.

(By Review Lease1 Wlrel
 PARIS. Jan 10.-President Wilson, it is said. has virtually made up his mind how far he will support Italy's claims at the peace table and informed Premier Orlando Of his decision. but it Is probable his ideas will not be made public until the peace delegates have been advised of them.
 It is asserted by persons close to tle president that he favors only par. tial endorsement Of Italy's ambitions. The expectation has been expressed that President Wilson is agreeable to meeting the principal features of Italy's claim Co territory undeniably
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BARRED ZONE
 WIDENED AND QUIET REIGNS

PARIS. Jan. 10. (Havas-Berlin.) - The latest news received from Berlin indicates that the government forces have widened the barred zones inside the city and succeeded in effecting a junction between the troops coming from the provinces and those already in the city.
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WEATHER

Saturday and Sunday partly cloudy and un- settled.
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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-19
Sparksvilie.

Several of the farmers are
breaking corn ground ant pE
pairing for large crop.
The young folks of this place
surprised Mr.. Ebert Wooten
Feb, 21st by setting him a BIRTH
day dinner it was his twenty
first birthday. Eighty.three
took dinner with him and we
sure had fine music.
Mr.. Oscar Wooren, of Camp
DIX, N. j.. was given a discharge
and is spending a few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Wooten.
Mr.. ]. G. NoOten and Mr.. A.
W. Rowe are Jurors from this
place. (.
There was an all day serY
at Antioch last Sunday. tn
was a large crowd. They
ganized a Sunday school and
so service at the Wilson schod
house Tuesday night. May also
organized a Sunday school at{
that place.
Mr.. Martin Rowe, our deputy
sheriff, is riding day and night. !.
Mr.. Ola Rowe and Miss Mona
England visited their friend,
Sanford Hurt, last Saturday
night, at Breeding.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-19

SURGEONS agree that in cases Of
Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds, the
FIRST TREATMENT is most i'm
portant. When an EFFICIENT an
tiseptic is applied promptly, there is
no danger of infection and the wound
begins to heal at once. For use on
man or beast, BOROZONE is the
IDEAL ANTISEPTIC and HEAL
ING AGENT. Buy it now and be
ready for an emergency. Sold by
PAUL Drug Co. Adv
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-19

Hebert Rubarts Tarter 1 dog
Sebron Barrett Tarter l dog
w. q. White Tarter l dog
j. R. Montgomery Tarter 1 dog
John Montgomery Tarter 1 dog
Harrison Burton Eunice l dog
James Drye Eunice 1 dog
Henry Drye Eunice 1 dog
j. Z. White Eunice dog
z. P. Wesley Eunice 2 dog
E. L. Grant Eunice 1 dog
10 Reed Eunice 1 dog
Owen Evans Eunice 1 dog
c. R. Williams Eunice dog
W. E. Williams Eunice 1 dog
B. W. Wellington Eunice l dog
F. W. Miller Eunice 1 dog
G. R. Williams Eunice l dog
Mrs. Mary Neal Eunice l dog
FINS Neal Eunice l dog
Mont Harmon Eunice l dog
]. E. Beard Eunice / dog
Marion Jones col. Eunice l dog
Henry Ross Eunice 1 dog
Virgil Taylor Eunice l dog
H, H. Harrison Eunice 1 dog
Sherman Haskins Eunice l dog
Will Evans Eunice l dog
Leonard Eunice Eunice l dog
Jerry Cravens Dunville 1 dog
w. V. Ruburts Dunville l dog
M. E. Rubarts Dunville l dog
]. F. Mings Dunville dog
]. W. ellis DunvilIe l dog
Ida Payne Dunville 1 dog
W. T. Spires Dunville l dog
Ansil Spires Dunville dog
Pat Spires Danville 1 dog
G. G. Watson Dunville 1 dog
S. R. Williams Dunville 2 dog
Geo. A. Spires Dunville / dog
J. w. Henson Dunville 1 dog
Lee Giles Dunville l dog
]. F. Giles Dunville | dog
r. L. Dickerson Dunville / dog
Pellyton Precinct, No. II.
SIS. Workman Pellyton / dog
]. R. Sanders PelIyton l dog
W. D. Boone Pellyton 1 dog
John w. Jones Pellyton / dog
Ellen Carson Pellyton l dog
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-19

Ogil Burton Purdy 1 dog
Cy COGhn Purdy l dog
Bran Burton Purky l dog
j. M. Powell Purdy 1 dog
M. J. Denton Purdy 1 dog
]. J. Watson Neatsburg dog
W. M. Burton Neatsburg 1 dog
E. G. aardwick Neatsburg 1 dog
R. B. White Neatsburg dog
Jake Hatfield Neatsburg 2 dog
Eli Grant Neatsburg 3 dog
]. R. Beard Neatsburg dog
Mrs. Monte Beard Meats
burg 1 dog
R. B. Neat Neatsburg 1 dog
Ray Neat Neatsburg dog
Luther Hardwick Meats
burg z dog
Willie Hardwick Neatsburg 1 dog
James T. Neat Neatsburg l dog
R. L. Neat Neatsburg l dog
]. T. Hardwick Neatsburg dog
l. C. Breeding Neatsburg dog
S. T. Evans Neatsburg 1 dog
B. T. Evans Neatsburg l dog
]. W. Stargal Ella 1 dog
Joe Goodin Ella 1 dog
Cabe Buck Ella dog
]. A. McQueary Ella 1 dog
W. B. Goodin Ella I dog
Oliver Goodin Ella l dog
Deroy Goodin Ella l dog
Oscar Hancock Ella l dog
]. R. Pile Ella 1 dog
is. w. Pile Ella l dog
Fay Norman Ella 1 dog
w. W. Whithead Ella dog
M. o. Hardwick Ella dog
Mont Williams Ella 1 dog
R. T. Pike Ella 1 dog
Dallis Pike Ella l dog
T. B. Barrett Ella l dog
IL. M. Barrett Ella 1 dog
L. A. Hitch Ella dog
Bill Pike Ella l dog
j Mrs. Ann Bryant Ella / dog
R. L. Neat Ella / dog
G. B. Gaskins Ella 2dog
1 Nathan Goodin Ella dog
Jackson Barrett Ella | dog
Job Lands Ella l dog
d. B. White Tarter l dog
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-19

Thomas Mills Pellyton l dog
Ally w. Pelley PelIyton 1 dog
H. N. Workman Pellyton l dog
John ]. Gabbart Pellyton dog
S. H. Workman PelIyton dog
D. K. Pelly PeLyton dog
H. C. Workman PelIyton l dog
]. R. Jones Pellyton dog
Ruel Jones Pellyton | dog
Geo. Davis Pellyton dog
Ebert Sanders Pellyton l dog
Tom Dickerson Pellyton 1 dog
w. J. Ellis Pellyton dog
S. B. Morgan Pellyton l dog
]. ]. Coffey Pellyton dog
]. F. Mills Pellyton l dog
Geo. M. Dickerson Pelly-
ton dog
Joe A. Hardin Pellyton 1 dog
G. L. Hatfield Pellyton dog
]. W. Corneal Pellyton dog
Jim Taylor Pellyton dog
W. L. Mings Pellyton dog
James West Pellyton dog
]. B. Barnett Pellyton l dog
W. Fl. Barnett Parson l dog
W. j. Cooper Parson dog
Jessie Sapp Parson l dog
Orel Brown Parson l dog
w. Fl. Rich Parson 1 dog
]. G. Sapp Parson dog
Shelby Davis Parson 1 dog
]. N. johnson Parson 1 dog
Casey Creek Precinct, No. IL.
L. Holt Casey Creek 1 dog
/ D. S. Knifey Casey Creek 1 dog
, T. S. Jones Casey Creek 1 dog
H. C. MondayCasey Creek::1 dog
w. ]. Williams Casey:Creek l dog
:, G. W. Pitman Casey Creek 1 dog
G. L. Wolford Casey Creek 1 dog
]. M. Wolford Casey Creek l dog
G.. M. Tedder Casey Greek 1 dog
} W. M. Tedder Casey Creek l dog
, L. G. Spence Casey Creekss1 dog
G. L. Tedder Casey Cock 1 dog
H. H. Tedder Casey Creek | dog
: G. G.. Cheek Casey Creek l dog
3 A. H Light Casey Creek l dog
3 Pat Chelf Casey Creek 2 dog
3 Mark Wellington Casey
3 Creek l dog
8 W. ]. Tucker Casey Creek | dog
3 Mary E. Abel Casey Creek 1 dog
9 ]. C. Abel Casey Creek 1 dog
9 r. o. Clements Casey Creek 1 dog
g E. B. Morgan Casey Creek 1 dos
g Birch Walker Casey Creek / dog
g G.. M. Chelf Casey Creek 1 dos
9 Felix Price Casey Creek l dos
g Jerome Barr Casey creek 1 dos
g A F. Scott Casey creek 2 dot
g ]. T. Gabbart Casey creek l dos
g 2. Harmon Casey creek 1 dos
g Ebb Mann Casey creek | dos
g G. W. Beard Casey creek 1 doi
g ]. W. Williams Casey creek l do,
g T. F. Ford Casey creek 1 doi
g Luther Knifey Casey creek doi
g H. K. Ford Casey creek 1 dos
g Estell Wingler Casey creek 1 dol
g Has Abel Casey creek dol
g W. W. Abel Casey creek 2 doi
9 L. B. Cox Casey creek dol
g H. H. Tucker Casey creek 1 doi
9 e. Wahh Casev Creak I dot
z Harvey Lewis Casey creek 1 doi
g W. L. Simpson Casey creek 1 do,
9 Zach Holt Casey creek 1 do,
9 Welby G. Ford Casey
9 creek l do,
9 T. S. Wingler Casey creek 1 do,
9 G. w. Chelf Casey creek 1 do,
9 Luke Wellington Casey
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-19
Clerk A. G.. G.

Little Cake Precinct No. 10.
i. f Burton Purdy dog
HeEcy Simpson Purdy l dog
3. s. 4t.e Pdrdy dog
". 3. Curry Purdy 1 dog
Felix Burton Purdy 1 dog
N. P. McQueary Purdy l dog
c.. ". Bryant Purdy dog
Preston Fades Purdy dog
r. w. Burton Purdy 1 dog
Lucian Burton furdy dog
r. B. Holt Purdy dog
Moss Burton Purdy 1 dog
Ernest Burton Purdy dog
W. 3. Morris Purdy dog
Lanis Burton Purdy 1 dog
Noah Burton Purdy l dog
Mitchell Burton Purdy 2 dog
Clell Burton Purdy dog
Riley Burton Purdy 1 dog
Sam Burton -Purdy 1 dog
N. W. Sinclair Purdy 1 dog
w. F. Holmes Purdy dog
David Burton Purdy dog
Shelby Cowan Purdy 1 dog
Florence Cowan Purdy 1 dog
Nathan Burton Purdy dog
nc. Goodin Purdy 1 dog
Willie Burton Purdy l dog
C. w Burton Purdy 1 dog
Robert Burton Purdy l dog
Thomas Burton Purdy L dog
Frank Burton Purdy l dog
Jsrkin Burton Purdy 1 dog
j. L. Burton Purdy l dog
6. 7. Burton Purdy z dog
Jim Burton Purdy l dog
Afford Burton Purdy l dog
Lewis Burton Purdy l dog
Thompson Burton Purdy ! dog
". 81. Burton Purdy l dog
Ralph Burton Purdy l dog
gWill T. Burton Purdy 2 dog
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-19


]. w. Williams Casey creek 1 dog
Killus Barton Casey creek 2 dog
W. D. Martin Kniley l dog
Golden Holt Knifley dog
W. H. Knifey Knifley 1 dog
H. H. Sanders Knifiey 1 dog
W. W. Knifey Knihey dog
]. P. McGaha Knihey 1 dog
Richard HUMPHREYS Knit
ley 1 dog
Ray Humphreys Knifey l dog
j, H. Christie Knifley 1 dog
A. d. Morris Knifey 1 dog
L. B. Pendleton Knihey 1 dog
F. V. Watson KIifley 1 dog
W. R. Watson Knifey 1 dog
D. P. Bryant Knifey l dog
C. M. Hardin Kniley 1 dog
S. F. White Knifey 1 dog
D. L Hardin Knifey l dog
W. S. Halcomb Knifey 1 dog
W. II. Catfee Knifiey dog
]. H. Pike Knifley l dog
G. Il. Slaughter Knifey l dog
L C.Perkins Knifey 1 dog
W. c. Monday Knifey dog
R. M. Quinn Knifley 1 dog
D. ]. Bowen Knifey dog
Charlie Sinclair Knifey 2 dog
j. W. Hadley Knifey | dog
A. Fl. Hardin Kniley dog
B. F. Monday Knifey 8 dog
G. w. BEDFORD Knifey dog
Willie Redford Knifey dog
Wheeler Redford Knifey | dog
Owen Whitley Knifey dog
j. T. Whitley Knifey l dog
Marion Bottom Knifey | dog
S. G. Roots Knifey | dog
Huston White Knifey l dog
W. Fl. Hadley Knifey 1 dog
]. W. Knifey Knifey 1 dog
Scott Stapleton Knifey 1 dog
Joe Ferguson Knifey 1 dog
l. T. Humphreys Knifey 1 dog
o. C. White Kniley 2 dog
10 Hancock Knifey l dog
J. E. Parker Knifiey l dog
Vester Parker Knifey l dog
r. j, Stapleton Kni1ey 1 dog
]. H. Squires Kuifey 1 dog
G. A. Dunbar Knifey l dog
Clayton Goodin Kni1ey | dos
Owen Arnold Knlfey / dos
J. W. Halcomb Knifiey l dos
W. A. Curry Knifey l dog
L. M. Goode Kniley 1 dos
John Beard Knifiey l dos
J. S. Ferguson Knifey 1dos
W. A. Phipps Knifey | dos
]. M. Phipps Knifiey 2 dog
Leslie Tarter Knifley 1 dos
W. R. Cox Knifiey, 1 dos
T. J. Ferguson Knifey Idol
Walter Hardin Knihey l dos
L. V. HUMPHREYS Knifey 1 do,
]. R. Feese Knifey L dos
Clarence Giles Knifey 1 dos
P. A. Chelf Knifey l dos
Charlie Bault Knifey l do,
| P. K. Jones Knifiey / dos
S. L. Chapman Knifey l dos
M. A. Quinn Knifey 1 do,
W. S. Bault Knifey 1 dos
Clayton Goodin Knifey l dos
J. D. Bryant Knif1ey / dos
Melvin Burton Knihey I dol
Emmit Robinson Kni1ey 1 doi
]. T. Hancock Knifey lido,
W. B. Hovious Kniiey 1 dos
W. Fl. Vaughn Knifey l dos
Ben HUMPHREYS Kniiey 1 dos
L. R. Chelf Knifiey 1 dos
George Hancock Knihey / dos
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-19
Wanted.

Boiler and Engine, Boiler % or3O
81. P. Engine, 20 or rs Il. P. Call or
write Jasper Doss, I
1885, Pellytop =.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-19
Dog Tax List.

E.ae following is a list Of the
owners of Dogs with their Post
Office address and No of Dogs
Licensed by each person in pre-
scinct. S. c. Neat,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-18
i.tW N. KNIGHTS ~
PNTlliAs ARE NJ ~

A largely attended meeting Of
Guthrie Knights ., Pyihias wis acid
Al the offices of W T Walker IN he
Filisch building. Friday nighi. si
which reports Of committees verc re-
eelvcd and acted upon
A committee on permanent meeting
place wa appointed. with Instructions
20 repors q; next meeting. 10 % held
q; the above Offices on next Friday
night. 2sib inst Regular weekly
meetings Of the lodge ~lli commence
Friday night February sth. at perms
nsnt castle ball selected by the CON :
mlifee
ON mex. Monday. seven oanssssing
committees vii begin the csayass Of
- city for applications for resns;ste-
nents and Ber members BY special
1ispensaf.ou. new members VII be
received on fees 20 $40 90. instesd Of
sis.ee. the regular fee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-18

We offer One Hunircd Dollars Re
ward FOR any csse of CAisrrh that can
iot be cured by Halls Catsrrh Medl.
Inc
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lions
After YOU have taken Halls ca
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all see great Improvement in your
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re
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-18

home Busiur Movement Mrs o NJ
Nalgamoi
Juvenile problems Mrs George
saecr
Library reading rooms aud IA,
sissaEine Mission Mfs T. J stark
LEGISLATION aud petition aud me.
iAorials Mrs Y & na -nsdale
Motion pictures and plays Mime.
" T Fields. Amos Ewing. cora %
FARRELL J Spesr Misses Ida Belt and
Ressle N4iilamson
Medieal tenn sral 20 Mrs " X
Prince and Mss n Nsndcryoori
Public health and health insiliu.
aona Mrs = liou eworih aud Mfs
= O sharp
Publicity Mrs n r. Dorwln ana Mr.
J n Dolph
Chairman ~ The teachers ,onslliu
enc, Of the Federation Mia Mar
sarci nNrne
Patriotism Mines J Hildroih. A
: { Biorer u o john y n Mcclure
fom wcloh Amos Ewln. Lyman GRAY.
Miss Elenorc Morris and Miss kalh.
sn Cassidy
War Mothers repfescntattc Ma.
Ik Nissley
Public schools Mrs l. y seaman
Scholarship Mrs A g 4 Bler,r
School recreation aud public enter
.alnment Nine VIII Patterson.
frank Brown. o X spurrier. Karl
silson. flem smith. Lewis u Bron
son and Miss Alma houRhton
Soldiers monument-M Mines d n
Houghon aud Prank Dale
WAYS and Means committee Mrs
Charles Olsen
X u y
Mr. AT will arrive iomofrow morn
ng from Hannah. Mo. 10 visit with
Mrs All Of the home OF bis daughter.
Mrs John Adams Mrs Ar has been
iory sick with influenza but i re-
oyer.ng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-18

Dearest Wife Il has been sesoras
dsss since ! have written and ! snp
ioss 81 vlll be- three OF four more bs
fore an mail ihis a. ~ are 90 The
move aud have been iog the past elsht
day
W. let Chsgmonlois liable
about s. ml.cs southeast ot N.rdnn.
where Nc ~efs ~ fcat when the At
mlsilee vas signed The company
has been walking ihai u, mos, Of
them. but / sss fortunate enough 20
have 10 stAy wrh tAc bathing apsFa
tus. 50 have been riding on the truck
m, censor b. has been raised on
tIosi everything nov 80 ! am allowed
lo tell sou where ~ are We sen'
into action The eih of October Al
sommo ~ teast of Rhslmal Just as
The 18th made the hig drive from
there 70 ihe Alsne rIsr push
OF about i5 miles nn quite vide
front ps last set ~ about one mile
east of Machnli and a. III. from moy
"a up smother hospital relieved us.
We came out The ssih OF October. so
~ only -sw 20 DAYS scmal fghtins
Have no idea ~hsn ssll BE- home
but hope u is early enough TO plant
garden " An Don't know
whether I'd plan, ons u was there
bui hope 10 hs home By that time
anyway Il will surely be greai TO be-
home again "a tell you believe
I'm The bo, ihai wants 10 settle doN1
and stay there for a while sur" enough
now cur nvs home must have =
flr,plscs In one room and I'm golns
to toast my toes 10 about week
Just seems a. though ! cant ge' ny
fcei warm Don't kn0w vhai ! sould
DO IN cold weather There iA usuall,
a good frost and about on. fourih
ineh of Ice On pad Of water every
night. though q warm up som. dur
ing the day
since the move started we have
slept IN everything from bil1cis. sarnn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-18
BLACK -ORAUCHT
CLEANS THE LIVER
Enthusiastic Texan Tells Of Bad
Fix He Was In and How He
Got Out by Using Black
Draught Liver
Medicine.

Holland. Tssis Mr. y Messsr
who lives q shori distance from here
out in the country. says Blsck
Draaght - Without doubt the bes'
liver medicine made DO not heel
ts'c 70 "a, 4; wlli DO all Il Il recon
mended 10 DO and NOR.
am strong and healthy. bat - ali
need a little active medicine once IN .
ehilc. and Black Disught l. g0ol
enough for me u does the wors vel
and cleans the liver. carrying asas
bile. the easiest of any pargaiise
have ever seen.
Once. some years ago. l had sio~
lever and my stomach pss IN . bad
IN. and BLACK -Draaghi gave me re-
'lef and hsip~d ne vonderIs, sisha
{: cured me Of indige ~js. ans The
bad feeling after ealing keep .,
'or nv family. they use li and have
,or years. and too. n saves doctor
Hills and IL not expansive
A stitch in time saves nine. ana
most sickness is caused by . had river
A few doses Of Black -Drsagh' fines
hat. and dout see why people don :
sse Il. and they ~osld see a. I have.
shaf help n would be-
Ask your drusxia for Thsdford's
Bisek Drsnghf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-18
SALVATION ARMY.
WAS ON 7 Ne
JOB 1t ALL TIMES.
HIlI(s AN LEADER NtNplD
TELLS Ot lllt. NOllk N
ItNtS lamps tOR
I'M TROOPS

Dallas. Ten. lsn r. In addition "a
tssins an imPoraai part in ccntrl
hutlng 10 the oomior, aud welfare o,
the men in the army camps In this
eoantfy and Franc, IN. salvation
army has keni a. Is resaiaf work in
the soash~est a. w,ti. said Kris
George Nscd. ehl,f divisional officer.
speaking OF the wors of The arm, in
Texas. Oklahoma and Louisiana
W have lni scms % ouf best
people In our ~ar work. vet there
hss been no ce.e.ii 10 oar home
service ssiisltles oar hands hsve
hesn more than iaN With our usual
work rescue homes maternity hos
piiais. worklngmsn hotels. poor neo
pies stores. relief aud charity. aud
religious Service oui member hip
l. larger We hay, acid 4.1is ser,
Ices In oar halle sad aase opsn air
services on he streets Ia cities of
f'Aas Oklahoma ana Louisiana
Meetings for prisoner were held With
good results IN county and city jalls
Thousand we're helped Nth food.
clothing medical sli aud transports
ton in four lodgiE houses. 49,
beds ~sfs provided Darlne the yesr
i.NsH mestInst iof children we're held.
attended h' ltiaa Young people
Nu,s evilt a, rour csmps
In connection wlth our Nar a..
tisitics We sent tiy of ofnc,r
and workers from this section 20
frapcs ". have erected four teo-
story huts 81 Cam nowie. Camp
Macarthur. Camp Loean aud camp
ffasis Texas has more salvation
Army huts than an, other state
~ consequence of this var
work sapplemsniing 1ur Ordinary IA.
bors ~ intend 90 undertake coun
irN-~ide campaign having a. ns OBJ
Jet ihs extension Of onf work on .,
cry line b. CONNIE leinf OF ssr,lte
"a number Of nes ciflss. the nlan
nlng Tor additional social weifar. in
silniiors the erec'in of bulldlurs.
where ~e nov have one OF our own
which shall be- community osntefs aud
fitting memorials FOR oar soldiers Who
have fallen In France IN these
buildings there VII, b. auditorium
for meetings. open Tor the ase Of any
organization 81 clllgsns There will
be rooms Tor re,rcaiional games. cor,
responden,e. study reading and small
group meetings saCh building
viii be- great 90, eeniencc 40 the
country people Who visit the town IN
which u BE- located A salvation Ar
my officer viii be In charge and re
sponsibie FOR The operation and main
tennncc We csGccf 70 form CON
mitiess In each c0uni,. city and town
10 secur. subscriptions for the cr,c-
ton Of these buildings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-18

Music tn he htAld AZ The service
al the Methodist eharch tomorrow
Mornus Prelude. The aridal Train
Moore
Anthem. Seek Yc the Lord Roo
.eris
Obilgaio. Clara N 'loyt
Offeriors Selected
Anthem. cod SO Proved ,hs worl,
Siainsr
posilase. March t'rant
Evening Prelude. segenade Gou
tod
Fifteen minute song service
Orchestra, selected Director n D
Ryan.
Anthem. God Of Oar Fathers wsI
rem
Orchestra and organ accompanl
mcnt
Postludc, March-i.avns
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Mis- kathryn Corhfcli oi Mul,a.n,
Kan. l. visiting with friends.
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Committees Appointed.
The following stancing committees
and chairmen have been appointed d
take charge OF the plans worked ou
y the Cny Federal on The .,resi
lent OF the Federation frels that sh
has a strong cabinet OF tesied mem
,crthip. and that good team worl
may be expected 10 render efflclen
service TO assist the enterprlsing m.I
Il the city in cfestlns a greater Gu,h
le and advancing the social. moral
EDUCATIONAL. esihioal snd religious hf
4 the community.
Art literature sod music Mr.
Frank Dale.
Birds and Wild lie Mira Addie 4
ickard
Charities and benevolcnces Mrs 4
Miller
Child welfare Mrs l. L johnson.
Civic and town building Mrs 81
Cassidy.
tourlesles and hospitality Mines
w Duke. Y Cook. " n Mitchell anaI
Fred Green
Domestic science. manual aud voca
'onai irainine Ms NJ & Hsri.
County Fair. womaa's department
Mrs u Fairfield.
Flowers and Ornamentaiions o
aefe highway Mr. 4 $ Rsxroad.
Cardens-Mrs A n Bennslng
rra'.rna Relation io~n ard coun
try organizations Mrs Fred Hulms
Humane ant iaoral cducafion Mr.
p I. n RAY.