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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
lYNCHBURG

I.TNCHEuRG. VA. July os.-Mrs. n
l. Murray. OF Baltimore. ana Mrs Lee
TAYLOR, Of Lynchbnrs. are Visiting Mrs
n. I. Gillian Sweet Briar.
Miss Nancy Macleod, Of Washington.
is with her mother. Mrs. Leita Macleod
r.. u. Hea'd and SON, John. have -
'tur1ed from visi, With Mr. HealJ's
fnother. Mrs. Duncan Head. Baltimore
Mrs. Carter Holm Jonas. Of rhiIadel.
phia. visited her sister, MIS-. Robert f.;
Cl.ighll.
nMr; and Mrs. +: l.. Palmer, who Wis
tied in Woodstock, have returned home
Mrs Henry Chairsell. Jr., and twin
daughters. OF Birmingham Ala are
visiting Mrs. Chairsell's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. y. j. Smith
Miss Reha Chipley of Richmond. has
bern the guest Of Mrs. II. p. Chipl.y
here.
Miss Ella Rinford. of Hichmonn. who
M: gone Il Baltimore.
Colonel c. c. Collins, United States
Army, has been visiting his parents.
Mr.; and Mrs w. NJ. Collins.
Miss Charlotte Manning. Of St Louis.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Robert Wood
son.
gMs George Floyd Rodgers ana chill
dren have gone % Cape May for two
ao MESS ., Ns snse,; Mary and Marsare,
ing relatives in Lynchourg.
5. Northington, OF Richmond Was
Miss Eet,ic Bostic. who visited he,
nncles, A. u. ana J. b. Crank, has re-
lutned 20 Clcarheld, Pa
Mrs. ". T.. Wright. who visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Neon Diuguid
mas returned to Philadelphia.
Miss Lillian Moore. Of Alexandria. i.
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Gladys staples and Miss
Vaughan Thomas are visiting al Nor.
ton. having accompanied Mrs r. q
Etarnes and children.
Starnes and children home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
CLIFTON FORGE

Especial 70 The Times Dispaichl
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. July os--Mrp
Otto Hanna is spending some time with
her mother after visit 10 her husband
at Hampton
Miss Annette Thompson. of Augusta
County, who recently returned from
Texas. is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
f. @. Payntcr
f-'John l.. Pursley has returned from
France after stay Of nearly a year
I~.Tr. and Mrs J. $. Smith and baby
are spending several weeks in India ma
with Mrs. Smiths parents
c. T. Harris has left for Oklahoma
and other Western States on pleas.
urS trip.
II. Rookhn is Spending two weeks in
NAV York, Baltimore and Atlantic City.
&C. A. Mahaney, Of silver Grove. Ky.
visiting his sister. Mrs Emma Ware.
-.1s-salrs. NJ. r. Huddlcstun aud two chill.
-'nren, who have been spending two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

wards her degree Of NJ A.. has been
prevented from going by her illness.
Little katherine Obenchain has been
ct The Jefferson Hospital. Roanoke,
for several weeks. under treatment for
Il severe fall
Clarence Patrick. who has been over
seas. reached home a few days ago
Vhree sons from this home were In tho
army. TWO went overseas
Miss Emily Thompson is expecting 10
icaFc next week for Mississippi. where
she goes to visit Miss kaehcrine John
son at Clarksdale
Roy Etter, who has been overseas,
ms reached this country. anu is ex-
nCal Cd hnnn Snnni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
HOLLINS

Especial to The Times Dispatch
HOlL1NS. VA. July .26.--Mrs T. NJ.
Stutsman and Master Marvin Stuts.
man are Visiting friends and kin peo-
rle In Detroit. Mich. and in Ohio
The delegates from tho Enon Baptist
Churcn 20 the Woman's MiSsiona ry
Union of the VALLEY Associations ut
Roanoke this week. were Mrs a. w
Coon and Mrs. G. r. Murray
Miss Mabel Bower. who expected to
spend the larger part Of the Summc /
at N'oiuMhin University WOrkin. to.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
f"iendish Delight.

BlosEs-"From what you've told M.
OF your mothcr-in-law | should think
you hear enough from her In person
without having cared to induce her
to talk into your phonoSrAph"
MoEGs--"Oh. you cart ina Gina INA
pleasure II gives me to start the ma
chine going and then shut II of ri6ht
In the middle OF sentence!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

folk; Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jefferson. of
petersburg: e. +. Lamb. OF Norfolk
Arrivals from Roanoke are Mrs
James Il. Wood. Misses Elizabeth and
kathcrine Wood and James r. Wood.
Jr. L.. H. Hammond Mrs. J. -. Kirk.
Mrs. Il. ). kOuhlcr. James 3. Bolts.
Jr. Mrs Martin. Miss Stella Martin.
MISS Constine Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
): NJ Horton. Miss Julia Horton. Miss
Emily Childs. Misses Anna and Emily
CamDbcll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

spent SUNDAY with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. u. <. Bailey. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Amcs Townsend ana
son. OF Philadelphia. were emtertained
az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Tyler
this week. 'Si
Mrs. Alfred Matthews. of Tempsr-
ahchville Is ut the home Of ter brother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Enliehteninx Humor.

Think OF the good gas companies
have done" cried an enthusiastic ora.
tor. III were permitted A pun I
would ray. In the words Of the ir,n1or-
tai poet. Honor the Light Brigade"
oh. what charge they mads.
ouoied n "voIck'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

CaHoused liands.--Rub the calIouhaa
spots on your hands with n little o,ive
on. sfter first planning them on "a
sinne as possible With pumlce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

For Freck les. -Mostcn the dneera
Win lotion OF one ounce OF lemon
1uice ana one-ha1f huid ounce OF run,
ana rub the freckled portions of INA
SKI at night. '"s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

FOR Blonde.-A dry shampoo that Z.
most Satisfying for blonde is msdS
ny mixing two ounces Of cornmSs1
WITH one ounce of powderAd orris rnnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

Making Lips Red-Slassayc tben,
gently with AN ounce of almond oil IN
which has been added six drops of
extract o. violet ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Blue and Brown Taffeta
The Correct Style Note for Nozv

THESE Jauny hats i'll keeping with the spirit
times, which demands youthfulness are showing
them in large. small and medium effects with rolling
and straight brms the smallest fitting
$1,000 to $3.50.
ClOSE-F1TTING, rolling brm and white COM
Dhaons also are tres propre for this between
Peated effects $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
BEAUTY HINTS

GOOD Eye Wash Equal part A.,
WITCH hazel and rosewatcr make
heaIthful wash for the eyes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
'T'HlH2 KAUFMlANN STORE
Black Satin Will Play Leading Role
I'm Autumn's Style Show

THE WOMAN who
in costume from entirely
Black These models rejecting
ngs of Dame Vogue altogether pheren
beauty well as by their
One fetching model has the g Of white
tending below the waist line This
The the Tabier
gold with black The skirt is tunc mum
among the other models many new style motifs
wool embroidery shades
black satin brown peoples and
gard in which brown held.
showing $3.50 to $1,000. " " "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Breast Turba1ls
Combined With Ostrich

HE Breast Hat is fulfilling its promise high popularity
for later summer and early autumn These may
be had in all feather combinations of
being both novel and pleasing Sand taupe purple Jade
green blue and black the colors $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

Especial to The Times Dispatch:
LAW RE.NCENlILE. VA. July 26. -
Miss Lucille Iarvie and sister arc the
guests OF their aunt. Mrs, w. II. Hud-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13

New York. May Il "oh you cas
- Alta hoy kplgbia"
This uneefemonlou~ RrestinE was
yippss over the rail ~ biz troop
chip - !, nosed lis say ap tas hafboF
loaded with doagbboya F'ar belos
the dull srsy transport. waliaEinS In
iia wave wash. sar little boat load
81 fuli Of X of q 3orkera. rasy faced
and fnii Of what somehody has called
muscular CHRISTIANITY They had
boxes of various sixe suggesting
smokes and chocolates sni iot Of
other things besides. ready 90 be- hung
10 the soldiers a. soon as the range
~ss got
"pitch up some gum"
Gimme . hankie"
Got some soap handy
''Iiovs the Enmdrop crop
shoot a. some Casey eiEaroots'~
II sounded tc - NJ. thoss lsds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
al IiIhiI it\l tIIl. SAYS
VISITING MERCHANT

Henry y Llnig u Constantine.
Mlnchisaa. accompanied BY Mr. LiniE
arrived Ia the cii, last niRbi and atc
guests of hir brother fftd " liuls
and family al $50 Mast Cleveland
AZ LiniA Is 10 TIE general mereahn.
disc business p.th stores Al Confian
tine and Two Rivers. Miehlean
4 have not visited Cuthf.c in eistt
years and I ~aui 70 say THAT tae ely
has shown remarkable Improvement
in that iime There seema 20 be a
different mospbore here from a
business standpoint more hu~iie and
pep The stegcs are apie0did and faf
more ap ~ date than ,he stores IN
mos, ciiiea of five tunes the sise o.
Guthrie predict his ihings iof yoar
city ssld Mr. LintR Tac, wIll be
here Tor week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13

Trefa ssv Mag i1Th course V
dsfec between Mistaken rpin' here
apa Corso. Ayores. IA twenty hours
flying @me wo shaf fhe starr should
be about sg5 Nes NnrA tirne sish
- anainr Al Asorcs 3 - "Wednesday
asseFneon
pnn49 81 Gsdo is fixed as fhe
landing pvsni Wish Hp~a ss me all
tentative In either event THURSDAY
morning II she time Of departure for
i..ssua fsrvgel
0alv passing aiorn lr mld A.
ansle hrld 'hf seaeiAnns pack today
Condstaons sere conceded lo 5a
sasorabse ~ ~ sakc or sho8sh high
clouds gresagrd local saie from TOE
New Fnxlsn6 coast The aerosragh
ers arrived a. fhe conclusion thai pei.
srct weather might be looked fa fn
D0rrow evening wish knot wind
s~eef.nT eass over tne Atlantic for enc
sno days follow nx
Tue seafianes all ~ trimmed 80
shas ssror'n9 gale will accelerate
their speed oversees Such nowh ana
south winds ~ exis ogef a. oesan
sre rqushzIng and present uo menace
70 she flight
THE spesrs snanlike spirit - ~ Am
ey3esrs was manifested by shsr send.
ing a copY N shelf weather ceio boob
10 she serogrs pher aiding ins sOps b
ana Mar asyss expeditions Which are
waiting - s. Jofns FOR fsvora BIZ
.. o1an'fy 70 starr
Hsvker ans haya5s- ~.H have ihs
ssrosgess q virtually fhe sane f&gor
abse weathsr a~ their American rivals
y fhey are wiling 70 sske sdyansags
- T. The rsised States bafsiwhip
r'aa will Ae fairly across the British
coarse Bntli che Americans pas oyer
her rtaay 70 wise aid 70 tbe filers ~
either nation The American destroy
ers ziso ~iii D. ready % resi-Bd 20
he distress sizsnaiF n ~ Triions
wifAoBi asking qses.iong
seifher HzNker nor RsYnhsm hss
recognized ibs psesenee u she Amer.
cars either ~ congratulations ou she
sHcoe.a - fbe@r sisxtls 20 sesfounf-
lsns. Or = seicpne 20 che starring
poins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
All[GEO CHICKEN THIEF
HAD STOLEN CAR
Sheriff Robertson Finds Man
Whom He Arrested On Theft
Chsrge Also Mad An
other Man Ford

IL Cookey. farmer. nv.nr near
0llaAous Css ~as aere With nspafy
sheriff Tyler ~ okishou,A ocanp
YESTERDAY ,rouine 'o idenrfy q s'ord
a. hods shAf sheriff Robertson had
tskfr from PAU nysr. she man a..
res,r8 ~ srasns chickens The
Fo71 s auacabt~sly the rrol~-ts of
NJ Cnokey Hs .d,ntfiea 5, immeai-
s3eis ~ narss
w7eu I oagsared Dyer hc had
Fors car caasa 90. rhsi ihe bct
o, BE- ozr wss no iAe same nee a.
tAe rest ct ihe machine. so Jasi pn
sasriyion. hsld sas caF and no,is es
several noirts thai had retenilv icsi
ears The rvsai "a shAs the Okla
hnsna cify peopie came wp and aerii
tssd ihe car said Robertson io.ias
TAs OVER hrofh-Ts ~iii frsi be tried
tor chick~n @eslirw and then me
: sarrs for fhsn - ihss car ~lil b.
Sheriff Robertson V on nrw f-e4l
1aa believes he eill soon h. Nhle q
land ~ rfrgseadef e gang q asr
tAswe4 shsi have hevr 8serat3n& eut
@, Cash re Tulsa and Gughrie HrI
sax 20 esss ieA6s ~ gufhrle srd n
CaFArss mAn under Surresiianco now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
COURT CLERK ISSUES
MANY WEDDING PERMITS
Mrs Martha Neal Is Most Accom-.
modaiing: Gets Out ~ Bed
At 2 O'clock A M, To
Make Out Joy Papers

Mr. MnuaA Neai. efficlent ooar,
elert Is also very accommodating ID
- public snd she IA food naiured
Fifhai Las might or rather at Z
o'cioek this morning. she Wa called
0ui Of bed - issue marriage license
The couple hailed from Oklahoma
city. Sam Miller %. and Matte G
Waiiehead. a. Later on IN the morn 4.
INK Judge BoIes was routed out oi
bed 70 perform the ceremony
other marriage licenses Issued
since Monday follow
Waiter J Trsbby p. wande. Ollie
May waiser. II. Norman
Emmett gurber. 70 Denver. Annie
chrissner. IS. Guthrie.
Jackson Hadiey. -, Kansas City.
Lucille hcMiehzei. 20 Durant
Aaron Bennett. zs. ossls Honey
bsss. p. both Of Guthrie.
W n Clover. ~. Oklahoma city:
Pearl Williams. %. Oklahoma city
Thomas Upton 20. Crescent: E,bel
NJ Johnston. -. Msihsll.
Anssi y Galloway. ~. and Lille
Bocox 20. both u ssihsu.
r n Whistler, rs. Brit,en; Lizsbe,h
Sezl, y, Odsli. Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
LARGE CLASS TO
GRADUATE THIS YEAR
Wallace Robertson One of the
Youngest In High School.
Chosen valedicaor an.
Marie Pratt, Salutatorian

The opening occasion ~ ,he hlEli
seh,ol commencement eS,rclses vii
be- lhe haeoalaafrate sermon % hr
sis'n on sunday MAY iS 81 3 o'elocs
AZ ihe Methods church
owing 10 lho absrnt, ~ several
eoplo who ware - appear on the
program. changes have been made and
lhe pfoNram Viii he printed la4ef
The ciass dAy program ~Fi iakr
elaee on Tuesday evening MAY p At
he hish school auditorium promptly
81 o'clock win oraiionN bs ihe saic
dl,sorlan Wallace Robertson and th,
sglaisiorian Marie Pratt The honor
students wili alaa haye ihsir place oH
she stare They are The Ten boys and
elfls having lho highest eenrral ayeF.
0Ke during ihe entire four years and
they are Oliilr TorFlll. Eliza Gaftney
Peter Jelsma. Mlnan Durrefi Romasne
Flelda luhu HArwiek. Wallace Rob.
ertsou faith Freer. Esther Ann no,.
Ossih" rowslay and Alpha Dodds
The commencement program which
mafks ihe sloe IL 900 school year
viii b. Oh Thursday evening. May sa
and 4 VIII hc given ~ thu Methodist
churea 10 order that larger crnsd
may b. accommodated aud thosc who
VIII receive diplnmss are.
Minnie HaolhAns, John llarwlcA
Blanche nennoii. rresll niakoiy iau
na hledsoa rlala Bledsoe. Grace ilut
ief, Myrtle Carey Charles Carpenter
pbylis Carpenter John cnGefal Alvin
Crane. Doris DnYefier. Virgil Dobhs.
Alpha I,osds, Mary gnnsiaa. Juslla
Douglass rhehma Duke, fofs buns
worth minor puffeit. Bertha Eusler
Ruth Faulkner Faith Frrer. i.0ls
Frisbie Ruth r1abl., Elixa Gaffney.
Edna Goldnlehi. Mark liargla. chns
line Henderson, Mona Ilees ELLA Mae
Iietsch. Mabells iiuffine. lieisn lns
ke' q, Peter Jelama, Jamos jenkins.
mo ssio Jofnson Ofena Kennedy. Har-
Old f.iebhari. Ads Dell Madden. Lula
Mater. Katherine MelAman. Hay Miles.
Valera M0ornian Mary Nsal. Eyallna
Nelson. Glenn Paris. Mamie PARK.
Marvel Phillips. John plckard. Irene
poweli Marie Pratt. susle Randella,
Isfrsiie heder. Jnaulta Rlstrrbuseh. !
Wallace Robertson, Esther Ann Roe. I
frances sanHseli. Carl Scheduling.
ierfnan Smith. o,ialls TsfrlIl. Otythe
rowsisy Buford ward. Alfred VIII.
smith Wolfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
GERMAN csAncrlloa
nNLlvrna apNrcH

llurlu May la ihNlpp NeAlesie
mann vhs chancellor IN Ma Aeeseh
bssfnrv the national assembly hers 70
daH. aAld that thv neraaiun WAS lh~
lufnluv polni IN ihn me ~ lbs Ger
man pcuHln. AZ the assembly. waa -
decide the attlsuav snwaFsi what ewe
advermriea cali paarp conditions
"rhs representatives ~ III nallan
W. continued. rmeas hufw ~ thw Hast
hand ~ the faithful asnemhisa whpn
che faihefisnd is ia The srsa,est dan
ser All haye appeared vaFmpt thm
representatives ~ Alaaea lasrasuk
who hau been deprived ~ the ftwhl 70
bu repFsnantnpd hpFp iaag ~ yuu aFv
u be deprived ~ ~ tlwAs ~ vseyels~
Ia a frse sole ne fiahl ~ seiF aetsr
mlRntlun
"And svo among yau the tl~a rep
rsaeniailges ~ ali the tlefman rases
and sands. hr chosen representatives
az an the nhluuland ne eaar taat
Prussia West prssssla raaen. stlwala.
pansls Aui Nrmei Together with tt~
aHHutis IA fhH unsnrnncel rwmlumm
wee y dspuiiea ~ the msnaepa prey
lneea ehal If ihe will N aaf rnemles
hsesusH Iaw-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
uiLAW GETS 4 HONE:
HEIiBTR 4 FARM

John y Milan and Joe Iisrbaf have
been delivering On trade for ton days
pat.
This morning they contaminated
deal wheraby MilSm becomes owner 81
lfeTber's residence in this ely ana
Herber gets the Milan farm. one mile
east of Naslna.
Milan has bern holding onio the
farm for many years. under the I'M
pfesslon that 4 would yield oh Hs
has decided that a home ln Guthrie
wiii ssii him much better than farm.
and since Hefbef has The bug for farm
he, both men are happy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13

Ps-aE N2T TIE csz4ze 70 gke
s~sns trszsY ez1iSrx Esar cse--zsnr 70
ss~x-r . Fssnce pss<-s ss*ez IL -s-e
sse5gsagnx ~ EHxerz zn9ssr. pre-ns-
r<zs g-s1eA sssse nsn nn5Er Ne 81
ss-s kss ex9s@1 =ses ss~<zlz-ia~ A.
- -. -ssErs O tAs 6o<z-se~-E Rozh- =
-. sk1 szK w4-2ne- ~ sss-srz vhas.
~ F-s1te- Prsskss1 wsr s~oks ozs
ksS S&~~s~e6 x-zat zzzzzser q Sr.-
vz.e an. 1<fsf1zi tssr-<nss e -
<sstezs Tsese se~e stsze-1 zxf car
80 sszT - ~ ce~zzns ~.h.n fsey
f-wse-S Frzsce s11 sere rersr rx-
9a~s<
- fr-sfy Co.'s ~ ~ . sAzi
ps~~sssrs 80 efrezsi FzSe-s rs8zzas
~ 8 u ssxslis-z tszs Rozkse- sszs 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
Return of ROuher Papers
MayDiScIOSe Good History

senssv oq.ese4 70 T7mserK IN lssT os she
rgf@zsoa ~ German gnAfy ard Italian
v.s-r a. vel ~ on the aasstsnn n
proasray ~ chs Orleans
tssz4sY
Roabev was 2 rssagee n Loader
6srsng ske Frsnro- pT-ass AZ war. znc
vzs saonr -hs fafowers * 'be fqr-
nsE E-uSrsez Esesnit He returned
20 France ir Es-f. Ags Tks.rs hac hlr
oonsscfez % she f-on'ef AferwAr5
~ became q F1ezrter % re chamber
~ aevxssee and vas active fr 4'senvg
inx 20 reorgsnixe fae Bsnsparssz;
asrTy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
The "Cdsev" OK. ofCDMd
Good With the DOughbOys

kinda lissd 0hn cHast 81 wn provl.
~ 40 % the Knlsata 81 eaiamhas
headquarters at sp go EnafIh ave.
nae 70 nnd oai tor our selves tbs
reasen. II any
ons ~ ,he Reasons
Ono of ths reasons II Michael ITO.
gaa of Iireoklyn whase eye 4 a. bius
AZ aia nsms ia green and who fs1lAtss
health ,ud aaersy Ike human dyaa
uio Ills face Is pink, osarlaii stih
ian Iia tssfh ara whts and hls
smile IL broad lle sfips Yoar paw
la a WaY that seats = Jingle ls Your
shoulder And you'1 get tho riehs
anauef ~bstaer Yea assed bin for
spiritual consolation or isr of IAN.
itoRag a q sypleal' cassy' overseas
type he can adjust a ,oarnlsass AMI
shoe = mule IIs Esn make a pudding
and pouillce,. Play checkers ana
tire . Kau. TELL 'yaa a inss--er laks
a message 70 Yosr mother. rs band
ages roll cigarettes. make hash.
sweep fioofs vofs typewrllsr AM
sing song lgcodaess kaows he's
sung many q lullaby 10 Ms own foar
si5si
Hogan has Just come hack 70 kis
family after long montss % fofelxu
service Bal uniil there are many
less fhan the soeoeo smsFlcan Sold
eFs who are ailll IN France and lhs
scont'aesd on rsss s. Col II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
CLOSING tstselSss ar
LINCOLN scsooI

Cl,ssne ,Ntrtis.s cf lAncsin sehocl
ea,crs wli b. Md a. fAvsr hirh
schco. mar tss svaniug MaN la.
e rhs rrosrsm ls an e,cclleus ong
ars 49, rna ~5ih plasvae saiiilct
b 'Nidtanrscr fst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
EBERT FOLLOWERS :
WILL OPPOSE TREATY
sMiNl~i utui>r u ~
t,NOIl OI Ntirti\.
Ilnu> t.Nip OOsA> nv
riui tOt >tiI ttNti
NiiII>tOluI TRIMS


nssllr. Nay it.-tns lwp~yisi ws~ls
,Fy mst to-day 70 slssess ,Ne esscs
term. bot 10 peslslvs proposals. have
"a yst hsss communicated 10 ths sm.
,ss,s Practical qvss,lers ard ee-
slssra,Ieas relating % territorial zee.
slpns which were transmitted ~ N
cismsNsssu. presldset ~ ,ns psse.
earfss.nos to-day ~ me osswsr asss
aassen wefe ashl 20 b. ret ~ fards.
mental Importance nvt ~ az ssnisrs
sefY character
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col JACK LAscsToN
rs VISITING HERE

Naror faex 1.zrKxtnr ot Heaiasan
II ID Mrfhrse visiting frseras Mrs
Eznxs-ou. accompanied hsm Am
Tesafre alonx In f.ne shape and lske
he or naariry tns AH uf my boys
arg holsinE down sssca1sc positions
cn4 p bark ard swo ws-1 the Hamon
aaseveFts airs t-anxFtom has had .
aonF sck spell has Is nps IN the best
ef asaifh. De- sald
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
CONDITIONS UNFAvORABLE
TO FINAL "H0P-0FF"
American Pliers Are Ready To
Go When Weather Permits
High Seas In Mid. Ocean
Reported


Trepassey. n ?, May fs--7epcrts 81
hipn seas in mo ocean. s~f,r eas;sriy
~inns over tire western has 81 tho
American nasss trans Atslantte
fissrt route, MADE Il hiahly iwproh
abis taat TIRE seaplancs NC.f ard
NC would take s~e ar to-day Ter the
Azores. but weather Observers DE
clared fAe prospects for somcrro~
both off tne coast ard =, sea were
the best for sorar time"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
RITE MEET IN FULL
SWING; AIS IN CLASS
Capacity OF Temulc Again Over.
Taxed A. Degrees Are Tn.
folded Exoert Work In
Masters Degree

When The roll waa esllrd A. thg
i.mni" Tn'sday morning ilS fAfss
msQ responded and lhs spflnN saumr
~ No Ancient end Accepted sratiikh
RITE was IN fai swins NlslRors aam
hsr 900 dee. ite the ahssnes ~ rhfsg
iainmeni fvalnrra
u a believed The present gists wlll
ranlly reach the ia mark for gha Rose
rfols d,ereev ami vefY ukrly elass
with too mark should 4 Frash lhln
mark. ati fesnfds will hsvn heea
hrahvn and pvrhaps the walls Hf ilr
femple
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
u Nl,ktn \NNtU
tftN rilN~ ~iti\\

NJ y - narker was Nhmra ruy
heahh phssi,isn AZ m, mas,lnr - ihs
eli, commlasion rassdst h.-tnInF AT
Tho vommissloOef voted Ia ne suHm
aii,e
fhv ,emmisslen aise pasf,d ae az
dnt tof ihe falnllus ~ lhe outside IN
enYvnfInn haii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
Nary Officers
To Be Gipen
Freedom Soon

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a., sffsssFs 49, sstsrsa tss Hss1
'es 80 Ne esrtos erly ~iIi bs -.
lsssse ~atAlr the nsst zee ~~ess
ASti.o Ssefsts, Resss~sN a..
.es-Ssc teeas. vesrs srs rev tNsr
7 80 sffitsFx = tee statvs are tnss
~ir - rsei@sss =, rsssrss off.>srs
~se srs sseep,ies Temporary oorn
rnissle~s ~ash tss serssrsrt - ~.
-s.r = tAs ssF>ses ur,l "a r.or,hs
s~er p<soe . eeSlarec
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he O1d Yeli0ss conferred the ttird
6egree 0a fen tan6 dates ism n.gAg
sfzer vkies fheF ssfg3nded dsgrae
rork for sbe sar,nsfr Tz-ey viB %
20 rere serre~ sorE snfH tae lzzf
Eoa1ag rizzsf in Oso5er
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
FIRE FIGHTERS QUIT
ON STROKE OF TWELVE
Chief Jones end Force Make Good
Their Threat: Grubor, New
Chief. Takes Charge OF
Central With New Men

S0mcihne ncw in ihe way o;
~atrIhra' and walk ouie AIS rreora
wa ~ ihie cry ut noon Tne day. when
the aaid frrmeu of Central station
dnnDed 'heir coats and walked our as
tae clock struck fweiyr
THIS acilon MS 70 protect the ap
polnimon ~ William Crub.f sa a
fCoHflnAed on Page 4. Col >
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GERMAN DELEGATES
PLAY FOR MORE TIME
WANT ~ uktT a >tRIN>
ptifLstf.> Hff URt Nn-
RIVAL N PARIS: kRtRI
GOVERNMENT NJ
Nut MIS- TERMS


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