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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Sen omcntligc SmmOBco.

Set frtm9aar al Ell al II. 2.
Ellblic Sealtb Serpice uOarbeioet
Statiltif at ouer Ell Sreoicbel al
2albets uoifrcpre Wnno les al en-
e0er aloen 2eaemsfeil, Der giorhc
bent libpgtig til MilitGrticncite Oct
fsberale S%linbbeosraab meter at cn
ltor Yrocent al oisie SiliGIbcr fl,noe
bare prret unogdact, bpiS &eofoni-
meiloe bapbe pitt ftbt Soriietigbcb
tioligcre i 2ipet. Wan fanot pioere
at mango funoe blipc fuloitGnoig
belbreoct uco fpnbig SGgcbcbanoling
Ser er nlange Wenneifer, lom hi.
Ter Soriigtigbco % Taapasicligbeo
/ oft unbiagen i'm cgen Selbreb. Cen
ioriemmer De ulbelcs. llngooni-
mems Sm,obeo, ia anes Sunbbeo,
entcn DC err iiree euer 9lore, er
blar,et Nationels pproifiilbeite of.
tina. s Getning at Smnbbeo bar
ariecn pGret os ell goo 2Grcmeitcr,
% benne aunoifab bsr life eaa /
8lemmebogel; ri bar betalt for
bprt for ben.
Set err et Eligt, ser paabpiler en-
bper, at beparc i'm Sirnbbeb. Man
ifpIocr be,ne Gligt i'm Samilic, iig
ielp % lit 2anb. Snsen, Ser npber
gobt al ct oronet Samfuno, bar &ct
I'll at iorismme fin Selbreo eler piie
uforiietigbeb meb SenIpn til ben Of.
ientlige Sunobeb. Bort 2ano itaar
ioran EFT M Teripoe / i'm llbpi..
ling. Taa ale Smraaber foreIieecr
pistige SpsresmaaI til 9ssnins, ct
Mrbeibe bpis Sulofsrelie fr9per
Iunbe, friite Menneifer, iunbc baaee
paa 9eeeme % Si9I. Eli 9elta.
selie i Irbcioet. uanicct 9ipsitinin.
gen, or insen SorberebcIie pistisere
c,S Taapas fligbeb meo Sunobe.
Sen.
SisIee @csierinsens Selleraab H.
Ser pper Z @iliouer Menneifer / b
Sorencoe Stater al Malaria. slno'
pbelcS Moiauctoes err malariabr'
renoe Snieftcr. Grfl9r Woiauitoe:
aris bporiombclit De piier Jig. Stol
life paa "Yatent Weoieine" Mma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Kpinoernes
S~reosfonference

Sra Siiricb, Scbmei5, t~elesraferes
ben 12te Nai: Wtiis Sane Iobams
fra Chicago preiioerebe ibas peo
Mabningsmsbet al apinoernes inter.
rationale @onference for paris Sreb.
8onferencen bill, bl. a., bebanble
Tariierfonferencens Irbeioe % Na.
tionernes Sisa, iamt Sorilagene an.
g%aaenoe &pinoernes legale StiIing |
Oct politiife oe sfonomiife 2ip.
Sper 100 SeIegater, repr9iente.
renoe Is Sanbe, bar tiIiteoe paa
Iabningsmsbet ioag. Gen ameri.
fanife delegation b%eitaar, ipriioen al
IRiis Mobams, al gnilp @alcb, Sill.
&c Samilton, Slorence aelep, Gillian
@alb % &ongresreprGientant Sea.
nette &unfin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Qfmcnitrino
al Sjooffcerer.

@aibington BEN 13be Mai. Ma.
rinebepartementet meooeIer, at ale
miolertioi9e Sfficerer, iom melote
fig til Sieneite peo Slaaoen for ben
Sioen, arigen pareoe, bill bIi afmsn.
itrebe / 2sbet af De nnrmeite faa
Tiger. Ser err ooer 1000 Iaaoanne
Sfficerer, % De bill bli aflslte af &e-
ierpeofficerer, iom bar erfl9ret fig
pinig til at forbli itaaenoe / Eiene.
item for en- Eio al ier Maaneoer efter
llnbertegnelien al Srebstraftaten.
Sc al bisie &eierpeofficerer, fom
maatte snife BET, bill bli gipet en- SIN.
Iebning til at erbolbe fait IniptteIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Pcie N%laispriier.

Chicago Sen 12te Mai. Waispri
ierie tog ibae ct ieniationclt Sp
ipiue, bells Tom 6slge al anapbeoel
al oen Observation-Disclosures Sor'p
Ming. bells % bouebiaselig lcm Sci
&c al oct me &esnoeir, iom poerli
eerc bar ioriinfet Hlantninsen.
Sor Mais til siebliffelig Iflepe
ring betaltes Ser ibag $1.77 pr. @it
'bcl, Ell Stisning al s Gent pr. Su
lbcl / Hattens Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Qm. Scano. foundation

Srnitees for Imerican. Scanoina'
pion Foundation palgte paa lit Wtsoe
i Neip Dorf 3bie Mai TO me Meolem-
mer iiteoenfor to, Ser er afgaaet peo
Gsoen / aarets Sob, 1rof. q. 8.
Valmer % Yrof. g. Z. Siitton,
Der begge bar p9ret pirfiomme
foundations Tieneite iioen oens Stif'
telie. DIR. Waurice Cyan, fbp. Sor.
eneoe Staters Winiiter til 9anmarf,
blep palgt til Trof. Talmers Otter
fsl9er og DR.. @iaiam @itberle
2aiprence, Yroiesior / Gngelif peo
Columbia llniperiitet, blep palgt til
Brof. Buttons gfterislger. gegge
bill blipe Weblemmer al ben liter9re
&omite, Ser bar mleb %l1bgipelien at
Ifanoinopiife alosiifere og %ifanoina.
piife Moncerafier at eisre.
commissioner mobtog meo Taf
@apen fra De Mmerifanere og Spen.
ifer, ser bar %bioraeet til Sprettelicn
al 10 ipenife % 10 amerifanife Sti.
penoier, bpert paa $1,000.
Man itabipiteoe ltbbelingen al
Stipenoierne for De reelil9re Sti-
peoiater for oct afaoentilfe @ar 1919
1920 fra De ifanbinapiife 2anbe
iom inbitiaet al ra~oogipenbe 9omi.
teer / ltolanbet % SnbitiGingerne fra
anisgningsfomiteen al amerifanife
Stnoenter. Ssleenbe fit Stipenoier:
Sra Speriae: Grnit 6olfe Grange,
Gipilingellisr, for at itlibere @robpg.
ming; Spen S,igpar, 2ege for of ihl.
bere biitologiif Hellrologi peb Chicago
llniperiitet.
Sra Noree: gfieI @nberien, Isii.
itent peo Sronobiemse tefnilfe Sfole,
for at itiloere Sern. % @etonbpg.
ming; Crit Sariloitab, 29rer / Sri.
itiania @linbeinititut, for at Itllbcrc
EGoaeoei / @linoeinitituter. sGres-
meolcnrmer (lloen S%tipenbier): Ser.
man Tebicben (sgresmeblem for
191S-1919) for at iortiGtte lin
@ranifning at @~iprobufter al Gel,l.
loie neo Wasiacbnietts polptcfniifc
Snititilt; 2i,bpig 6ierli, Sefrct9r
pcD S%rou0hicmS tefuiife Seiifple. for
at ituoere Gfolomi.
Sra Sanmarf: Nl1bers &riltiall
Saf, Wagiiter / Gioenifab, for at
itltoere 6orbeoring og Sermoopna.
milf peo MasiacbuiettS pplptefniif
Snltitltt; Silgo 6ricfe, Magilter,
for at itlloere Sniff, ipecielt &sntgen-
Itraaler, beo &aruaro og andre Uni
periiteter. sGresmeblem (l,ben Sti-
pcnoium): &. II. $. Gaiger, Wagi-
tier / Siberifab, for at itiloere Mroe,
ligbeo / Sprfnineen al inbenlanoife
Blanter oe / Spreapl beo Sobns
Sopfins llniperiitet.
Sra oe Soreneoe Stater: aemp
Walone, 29rer, for at ituoere is-
lanoif 2itcratur % iamle Wateriale
for Ell biitoriif @ramnlatif / So
lanoif / &%epfiapif; Sram 6. Gone
arcn, aanoioat / Sociologi peo 9rprl
Wtalpr College, for at ituoere 60
ciologi peo ltpiala ltniperiitet; Snga
90. 9reocien, 9Grerinoe peo Central
bsiifolen / minneapolis, for at TIT
bere norif Sprog % 2itcratlir peb
ariitiania llniperiitet.
Grtra S%tipenoier: &aren 2arien,
SGrerinoe / Siitorie / Wtt. Solpofc
College, ifal tilbrilge Sommereil
nlcb at iortiGttc fine Stl,oier peb
Columbia ltniperiite al Slespig I'M
Der prsiiiif Stpre; Yublifationcr fro
6oreningen til 6rcmme al ifanoiua-
piif Stl1biltm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Oemobililerinsen.

@albingtcn Den 1Ooe Mai. @ene'
ralitabcns Gbef, Gen. @arcb, opIp'
fer. at 10 mpbiliierinecn al Den anre'
rifanifc Irme M bar operifrebet g
000.0 900 Merfet, % at eper 1000
600 Wanb mt er biemienot ira
6ranfris,
8eneraIen iortaIte, at Sroppcrnes
Sicmicnbelie III bar naaei ct 6or'
bclo al $4,000 Mano ON Moanc.
Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16

natter. @eb of tiIifripe II. 9. Hu.
blir Sealtb Serpire, @aIbinetor,, 8.
g., bill enbper faa Zig gratis tiIienot
en- M fo%rtrinlig BOG ON 8eileoniug
iii Sunobeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Sioux CITY Kyepmarked.
Omaha Kvagmarked.

Hornkvag Native steers12. 5O-1s.5O
Kjor og Kvier ........ 10.UO-14.CJ
Stockers and feeders.... 9.OO-15.5O
Swim - Bulk of sales. -. 90. 1920 40
Faar..... 9.5U-1S.50
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Chicago ~Kvegmarked.
Kansas City Kvsemarked.

Hornkveg - Steers. -. 500 O-1S.25
Kjor og Kvier. 6.65-15.10
Stockers and feeders. S.50-18.25
Swim Bulk of sales..... 90. 1910. go
Lam. 16. 25-1o.75
Faar /! .OO-16.00
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16

Zen tpifc Obligations Nicmrciic
lunca Der life at oTrc blcpct lto9ci
al, o. &c hor bupt Set trnplt nnco al
ircmiUttc SperA2nlaol % Nisrc $nb,
ucubiuaCr moo Sruttatclt. Hctor
huno oiaic %iNucnoingcr gnnr III
poa, iprcliNucr Der iulcll Splpalnin
ger ON, men oct forlpocr, at Den gln
ltncllc mere % mere aier iia aiTl
bcnoc, tiltrooa for &c iure0coe Sril
ilcr,, at Suiflano fonuncr til at IN
Acritripc, laalnort ale l~loilligter e.
opbru9tc, Scunc Spiatnira tit M
liz Ststtc / bcn @c%retnina iom al
laobcS al ell allicrct Gmhcbsmani
Tom nctop oar fon1mcu tilbaee ire
ct @cieg / Berlin.
San iorflarcoc, al mems ser opel
belle Spiflano or itort Spitubs Of
megen bibiig Gale, iaa aaar Set iff,
al at bonnie bare citer &c pbre ,So
retcclier, 90 &c or mbiaiie for at pGr,
mispiienoe. San meute, at ioainar
Solicit bauoc ionllct liz cfter oct ier
Itc ~bebspcnbc Snotrpf al Sreosbetin
aclierne. niloc DC fringe Hesierinae,
til at antaae Dem cher paiaa pig
Ylabicn for CT Miniitcrium iom G
piIliat oertil.
llopcrIing al Selcerammer mel
lem Berlin % Seriailes ioreeaa
uocn Spbsr, % Oct bar Den alnlin
Seliee Soritaaelie. at bon Srocfoorii
&antSan mart piISe relic biem ii
Berlin for p~erionlia at iremlGes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16

ENtkRED As SECOND CLASS NATTER JUNE Ism 1908 AT
rHR Posr OFFICE AT DKconAu, Iowa. UNDER TnE ACT
or CONGRESS OF MARGINS 1897.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids viii bc received ~ csY
4. Anderson. civ Clerk of Gp'hrs
oklahoma IL h'a oftice ag 10 i@e
cjock j. -. ..anust a3, gi ard
ihen opened Tor flfnshing 81 'ai'a
iaols and equipment and clfarlng ard
Arubblng on ihe site of The ne~
estorworks reservoir nux under con
Bfucglon for III. City
Tn. work viii include the following
approx mate quantities.
Clearing only .st..s " acres
Clearing and crubblng ~ acrsN
Bids when silsd with the Clerk shali
be ACCOMPANIED by certified cheeks
on Guthrie. Oklahoma. bank or b,
Cashiers checks on any bank ii the
amount Of one hundred t*'oo 90 dol
lars
All certified chrcka win be endorsed
10 and left m the hands Of the cry
Clerk until the aceompanying bid r.
accepted or rejected.
Plans and Specifications may BE- ~
amined, and bidding forms secured ~
s.sh,r the office OF the rNy Clerk or
the Engineers. Black A. Vesich. I'm
gineers. Kansas city. MsFeourL
Bidders wishing 10 obtain plans for
.hslr ,wn use may secure them hy
maxim, deposit OF five tssooI dol
lars. three tssDpl dollars of this
amouw will be returned on the re-
turn of the plans. two ss2eo) doliars
n .ng withheld 10 cover the cost Of
blue rrlnting.
The ci3y ueeTv, fhe r'gh 20 r.
jeet any or ali bids
-. " HARTMAN. Mayor
GEO L. ASDERsos. city Clerk
Black 4 Watch. Engineers.
building NJ
1absaa clsy risssrst ss -
.yya
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
MONEY GRANTS AROUSE
IRE Or ENCuSHMEM

London. Auk Go where you viii
In London. one hears nothing hut
strong disapgroyal ot she government .
grants OF money made ioday IN he
house OF commons. The sum of three
million dollars h TO be aid to MIL
tary and naval commanders who oil.
rtady are provided with large sal
aries and will 10 the future also get
subsan'fai pen IONS Thp plea 81 ihf
advocates of ,h'1 money grants 10
commanders IL LODGED IN The tradition
~ wsiliuetpn and Ncleon but never
before have grants been assigned 20
the lcarrr llxh'v in u war Tn. work.
ingmcn, aroused by the tcn!fie wa
coat r,pr. ,entrd In ihe lncrcaad
taxation ehow their ire In astikee
Demobillged sold.ers also are bitter
over the paying on, Of huKe sums 20
favored commanders of ths suliiers
and sailors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
GOVERNOR
PASSES rHg BUCK
COUNTY MEN


council OF defence Tor the purpose a.
assisting the oounsy attorneys In
each county and II II expected thai
che pcople will have 90 coorerste Who
the local authoritl.srln order 30 as
So as far as possible in reducing the
tigh cost OF living. Il Is algo proposed
tha, II the situation IA not relieved
very shortly by the proposed methods
that the governor Will call special
session OF the Legislature 80 pass GER
vain laws with reference 10 profiteers
snd profits Under the Judiciary pro
vision of the constitution a commits
sion can be created authorized 10 reg
ulaie profits. Such a commission
would be organized somewhat along
the line Of the corporation commits
sion and could and would make rules
and regulations covering all lines Of
buaness activities Snch commits
sion could require the local merchant
" opt1iu bNshr' bei'it 'h6a SINS ih
business or il could fix the amount OF
profit which could BIZ charged on spe-
cial articles and lines OF mcrchan-
disc and could also require that the
cost rrice and selling lssce OF each
article be marked in plain figures
upon the article al the time of sale
with heavy penalties 70 ryiolation Of
any OF the rules and regulation OF
tho commission.
Make this investigation in your own
particular neighbo,hood and give the
benefit of such Investigation to the
county attorneys office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
OKLAHOMA DAPT|sTS ARE
IN SESSION At DAVIS
Third Annual Meeting Brings Out
a Large Crowd; Assembly
Owns Fine Park In the
Arbuckle Mountains

The Oklahoma Baptist assembly iH
10 ~ third session on Falls Creek,
mar Davis A record attendance thu
year. Three new buildings were deii =
Gated. the 10 milhon u Y y q payil-
hon. the astor's ravillion and the
timing hall The principle speaker
"A III ] Gambrsll of the southwest
Hru Theological Seminary, president
d the Southern Bsp'is, convention.
nr II l. w.nburn ~ Arkadclphla. Ark,
N the assembly preacher Dr y
pur'er. pastor OF che First bspsbl,
church Of oklahoma City. one of tho
fof snost eNpository preachers u the
Baniss, denomination. ls delivering o
stries OF addresses Glasses IN all
derar1menbr OF church work are
studying up to date text books under
eu: erss In their lines o X crssoph
81 Oklahoma CITY ~ president Of the
assembly. The music is directed by
Earl Meade OF wakIa, and MISS Rob
erta worley OF Oklahoma CITY The
W u NJ y IL represented by the prcsa
dent. Mrs II X Denton Of Muskogee
and members from all sections OF The
state.
The asssbiy owns 100 acres on Fails
creek In the Arburkle mountains. II
ie one of che DEPARTMENT. OF she
Baptist general convention OF Okla.
homa and combines study and inspir-
alton with an outing on one OF the
most picturesque places In the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
NEW SALVATION ARMY
HEAD FOR GERMANY

London. Aug %--Gensral Booth has
appointed Commissioner John ogrm
10 take charge OF the salvation Ar
my's op>rations In Germany. IN place
of Lieut. Col Carl Treite. who has
received long furlongh after the
great strain caused BY che war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
&c patpAarp foa VACATION llLs

Change of food and water sometimes
causes indigestion that leads 10 sics
headaches. biilousncss. blosting, eour
stomach. gas, bad brea'h and coated
tongue Foley Cathartic Tablets should
be In every travellers Strip They act
without pain. sriping or nausea They
are fine and wholesome phy,ic Sold
everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

Mrs a Ficckans,sln and Mlss
ceciie Allen Mil 80 css, tonlSht 90
an osteoded Wit They ~ill visit m
chlca 90. Detroit. thr Thousand L.
lands and Niagara fslls before ~.
turning and may mke trip across 20
Canada before returning
= :. =.
l. W Robertson and dausA'"rs -
3s, Ea~s Warner. returned this morn
ing from a srip 10 shr~,cpcr, and
ether Louisiana points.
* - X
Mrs Charles Adler has returned
irom Colorado springs. wheree n
spent some time Miss Florence viii
stav at the Springs until fall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

%&@ = 4 4&11 ~. II X
y. OBITUARY. 4
ii ii n " Is n Is n y \. A u n u "
Mary A Pollard was burr. III Ken
lnrky. Fuh sg. ts3s and died Al UAIa
bona city. Aug !. 1919, aged ~ years,
months and i2 days She was
married 20 Frank Blackberry IN fsss@
ID Indiana and from there moved 10
Kanras and 70 0kiahome In issH. To
thts union was born sey.n children
of whom two are living Tom islack =
erby and Henry hiacksrby. IN" ~aa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

The Texas yfonior ror sidney ans
bladder ffonbsa. rr1Fti. diabetes,
weak and lame sbatx. rhcan4lf-m and
irregularities " fha kiiueye and bad
der in both men ans women 9exu-
i1.es blads.f troubles IN rh;ldren. It
not sold by dfssxgists vii ne sect By
ran on feecisA u sf.2s g@.'~ snail
bosie l. tsn sa61lhf Il mla,Ant and
often care. ben1 fof srorn tfsllme-
uials- Dr. {. ". Itali. ssss Olise s..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
YOU'LL 90 BETTER At HOME

Sufferers from hay fever and asthma
who can sfford 60 travel are NOW seek
Ing relief al health resorts Victims
compelled 10 remain al home lind re-
iiet in Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. Allays Inflammation. soolhs
and heals raw. painful bronchial tubes.
and helps to overcome difficulty In
breathing. Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

SURGEONS aer.s TAT ia cases of
rals Burns. BFaises and Wounds he
FIRST TREATMENT moes i.nooft
ant when an EFFICIENT anliseptic
) applied 7fomptiy. there = 20 Jsn.
Eer % ffInsectton ami the wound be.
gin 70 iesi >, on =. Tor use On luan
.. sesst BoRozoxE = sae IDEAL.
ANTIsEPTfc an; Healing AcTNT.
Boy y nov and BE- ready for an emer-
Ee8cy. For sale By. all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
BOY SCOUTS TO ORGANIZE
NEW TROOP SUNDAY

All boy Interested in joinirg The
poy Scouts. meet AZ the First Setho-
a's' church AZ o'clock p m. sSindsy.
August Iosh A now troo5 viii be
o,ganIzed and the boys viii have use
m o " u gymnasium material.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
GROWING oLo BEFoRE YOUR
TINE

Kidney trouble tends TO SLOW up
men and women In middle life and
tLsy fear oncoming old age when II is
only the kidneys that are at fault
Foley Kidney Pills assist Nature 20
restore sound. healthy condition and
10 Danish backache. soreness. lame
ness and stiffness. puffy eyes and
other symptoms. Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

Sunday being the 10Th OF the month.
final date on which 10 pay soar water
sb'il viii be Monday All delinquent
after that date Will have water shin,
eli l. w. Trapnell. Commissioner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

Every sufferer
fro ny w e q X
Lungs eVryvn
afflicted witt u
chronic no ncArs
should read this
remarkable bis
tory Of a drug
gist afflicted
with Tnberculo-
sis, who cxIcri-
rnentcti on him
self. seeking a
s. .fl..
with his stmph
trrassiivHt aisv
e oug b rackei,
tortured prison
may find qnick
relief In i hssiie
tr IL ~ e n
Soothing, pleas
ant. n " y o n e
may use II under
plain directions.
Just send name
and address en
post caf,i {.
ADI,ILISE., 2l&
Capital Trust
Bldg. Columbus,
Ohin,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

Gross receipts OF the five gr,at
London traffic carriers for leis show
I'd a gain OF more than $4,000 900 over
lsjs. A #o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
Lawn ps.sy.

Miss Harriet jenkins entertained a
number ~ her friends with a lawn
party hsi evening AZ her hone. sis
East Logan. Japanese lanterns dec
Grated che lawn and che evening was
spst playing various Samss An ice
course was served by the hosss~.'. as.
sisted by her mother al sister, Mp
Tom Jenkins and Miss Helen Jsn-
klns 10 the following guests. Mildred
NcElh'nncv % Arkprss city Hsr-
inrie Sneed ~ Walters. Geraldine
r~fgeraid cf Kansas City. Mo. nnro-
ny Dooiy. Flora Virginia Morris. VI
Wan Budlong. Dorothy Van Hoo~er.
Mildred sherman. lone and Esther
McEIhinney, Mary Davis. Med"lene
Beck. Nadine Deck. Margaret rhomp-
san. Lonls~ Coleman. Mary E'ssh'sh
rnson. Katherine Hawtr. corinne
csrison. rrarcrs McC'nley Helen
p-ictner. Mary Hester Estas iucsl.
Nprris Frank Carlson. Lehman
Hou lewor-h. stanley wes, Harold
chsvru'. James Burke. Frank and
Hsrris psieman Earl and Ernes,
casey. John Philiirs Henry Wolga
mot Marvin Sherman. George T'r-
ton, George Newman. Heinle Braun
James Petty and Eugene Trarnell
~ X X
Dinner Dance fo- Sr,i.hs.
Honorsng Mr. and Mrs Herhrr Smith
who snrprises their many Guthrie
friends hv being quietly married "a
Kansas Cry two weeks ago. a dinner
end dancing party wes given by MAS
Doris Rexroad and MISS Thclma Drk.
al tho home Of the former last even
ing A, 7 o'clock the guests We're
ushered into the dining room whore
the table WIS decorated with garden
flowers and in the center was a hu<e
bridal cake surrnounsed by kewrie
driving miniature bride and groom
With streamars of gauge ribbons AL
delicious four courie dinner was serv
ed by Mrs = ReSroad and Mrs T. Y
Burton. Seated with Mr. and Mr.
Smith ware Miss Rexroad, M'se Duke
Miss Louise Rran'. Messrs He~ner
Smith. Robert Douglas, John nnt"
and Charles Mcmillan OF Mulhall
The oih-r room were also decorated
w'rh many r~etty flowers and The
remainder OF the evening was spent
with dancing and music.
Il Il n
The younger crowd will have 4
breakfast and swimming party NJ tn
Country Club in the morning
"-s Ro~s r Warner returned to her
nome in Tuiss fhss morninx after q
'hort visit ~ith her mother. Mrs
fsxsy I'm.
srss Anabe, smith i.ft y@aerdav |
'cr two weeta vislt in Oklshor"
''rvf WITH Nsss Mary Hiehtower and
Mrs Tom Lowry and from there sh
viii 70 10 Tnisa TO be with her aun'
ind uncle. Or and Mrs Ralph Smith
or two weeks.
y r r.
H'r*tday Party.
Today being the fourth birthday
nv versary OF iisrie Roberta Jane
,ahi party is being given for her
his evening Of the home OF her
Mr. and Mrs n " Chi
of,
prsell n paliard internal r~ve- I
ne collector. came up from okishoma
isy 70 @nend che dsy with his moshr-I
Irs Mary. 3 Ballard. before ieavingt
might for Memphis, Tenn. 10 spend
two weeks vacation. 4,
x is y L.
Miss Esther crsswold win 70 r..
ulphur next week 20 be the guest OF =
iss Allie Buchanan !"
- r. y
Mrs Lydia Dodsou has returned TO
r home IN Nowssa sfser . vi,it AZ 9
e home Of her father. c n Web
eier. her dsnehtsr M'ss Ruth will Z
main here for severs' Days
y y y
Miss oIeta Bishop of Nevki-k isif
/. f>fn~ hop xnosh.~ Me- psxho~ IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

Thirty ~one mites an hons ~ the top
sliusd OF the fastest ocean pas snNcr
liner afIoat. tlv Aaur.tania. which
AAlda lhe worlds record,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

A judges stand for race tracks that
Il revolyed BY an electric moor is the
idea os Kentucky inventor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

Among the Moors women 40 NO,
celebrate tselr birthday. A Mooris.
woman considers Il point Of honor
to be absolutelv ignorant os her age.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09
cAtGs c o "a
SATURDAY.,

SATURDAY..
childrcn's iioar--carneglc Library.
M'ss Pauline Bishor. leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-09

Miss olcta B;shop of Ns~kirk
visiting her mother. Mrs Bifhop.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-06

Teachers Show Interest !,
Il In Election of Officers
Four Names Mentioned
For Presidency Dur
ing Balloting for
Nominations.

Great interest, but little bitterness,
over election OF officers is apparent
;mong teachers attending the Ne
,raska state meeting in Omaha.
iupt. c. Ray Gates of Columbus,
present vice president of the asso-
ciation, is strongly mentioned as a
candidate. He was the first to an
nounce his candidacy for Office.
Mr.. Gates is a graduate of the
University of Nebraska and has
served on the constitutional commit
tee for the state association.
Another name heard frequently at
the Rome hotel Wednesday after
noon was ]. E. Doremus of Aurora,
formerly superintendent at Auburn.
He has been an active worker in the
for many years.
Southeastern Nebraska teachers
declared that A. ]. Stoddard Of
Beatrice will be nominated for the
presidency and some women talk Of
supporting Miss Margaret Nc
Cutcheon OF Central City.
Each teacher who registers casts
a nominating Ballot. The FIVE names
receiving highest votes are declared
the nominees.