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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-03-12
!, MEETING AT PHELPS

l.J.r.On Enthused Farm
l. There Saturday Night
evnsct Big Crops This
Year. ,
i. farmers of the town OF
| y az, are going after the crop
Il p +5 h, year with lard in their
/ sn rI'l ears pinned back-golng
r. 1s5to a full house in that vii.
J. k' saturday II night. They all
f. ID a few kinksfrom the man
IT, 'p tbe farmer in Villas, the
Iptv with a future. -,
Anderson tells YOU thls'
,c,iculluraI meeting was held
H., Saturday night with good
5,,oe The chances are good for
T. factory there this summer.
.ra interested in silos and the
1 If Phelps will increase the num-
i !, their silos considerable next
nsr.
is 3 movement all over the
/ for putting in pure-bred bulls
|pa.ting out the scrub bulls We
] felt it useless to do much about
..pbiect here during the winter
H., while the hay and feed situa-
sisgftis. The pure-bred bull
i only remedy for stock improve
/ and should be encouraged when
ILL.,. During the coming summer
Snmber of such bulls in the coun>
i I be greatly increased.
i have the promise now Of a good
ary man being sent here to help
BE- meetings. Particulars will
snounced later. Poultry keeping
universal that everyone is inter
II following suggestion has been
fout by the Agrouomy Depart
j Of the Agricultural college.
hmers who want to cut down on
pst Of clover seeding this year
sfvised to use some alsike in their
II seeding. 1t is over ten cents
Der pound than red clover and
lnd will go much further as the
i are very much smaller. When
bur year rotation is planned a
i Timothy is used. Glover may be
II with any of the grains but eX-
Dc has shown that barley is the
b all nurse crops in which to get
ID Of clover"
d peas make good hay or silage
bnd may also be raised for the
Being a legume they add nitro
Il the soil and hence improve the
4 this important element. For
'pber Of years they have been
but this year are much
Her and are easy to obtain.
! old hen will lay eggs in the
and early summer but the hen
worth keeping is the one that
y the fall and winter. This
pen is proven by experiments
9 at the Poultry Department at
Riversity. The records there
Fiat every hen that laid more
W eggs in a year all began lay
Pore December lst, the first year
life. They were Matched dur
Alrch and April. All of these
g hens laid steadily through
and winter months while pull
!cned later in the summer did
90 to lay until spring. Both
stopped at about the same time
early Matched pullets had just
'Tlce as long laying period as
natehed ones. The result is
: many eggs in one case as in
s'' but winter and fall eggs
E'n twice as much as summer
PA sometimes more.
oumg to statistics 100000
Oh oats and $4,000 bushels of
were destroyed in Wisconsin
W SmutS. These diseases
a absolutely eliminated bv treats
'''l grain with formaldehyde
carloads of limestone are
'oF farmers already. More
had if We get the orders.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Record of Stock and Bond Averages
Oopyeht. 1919. New York Tribune Inc)
Stocks

the stock exchange
compared with the preceding day prices advanced again and new
made 10y stocks Transactions approxmeted million
The early market irregular number of issues deveonine
weakness laer fresh buying impaired vigorous
strength TO the leading stocks carrying tho e,abv
higher
Speculative interest coneeged States Steel common
ly W day the stoe sold down TO O5 wave
the e high Of closed points 40 at ~ u
Tho renewed strength Of The markets. leader Of
Other ree strong nkAwnnna gaining a. RepubI Iron
&steel tAs and Cnchlo t.
Railroad stocks shared IN the general following
Washington tlh satisfactory plan
the roads needs until the convens baltimore
gained l's, St Paul common Union
Pacific Chicago Northwestern q, New Central u New
York, Chicago ST. Louis 2le and Delaware & Hudson q
In the specially department advanced a. General
Electric "a, New York Air Brake 4 Drug a. Industrial
and Wooworh a.
The tobacco American Tobacco lcad
with an advance of 0 points shares
Exceptions the upward we're tho Incrnation
Paper issues Jewel Tea Montana Realization and 1nc
borough Consolidated preferred.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Indusirials

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
'sSS sSS .As'"a .A% Bosch ss' Mx ss s - So - e
200 200 AN Bt Co pf 2s IS % IS
100 IAN Writ Pap 47s as 4zs as
400 BAN 'rh Go Cp 25 25 IS 25
200 +JG Brill Cr Co 81 ST 36ie 36Ie
200 *Chalr Motrs 434 5 "a
200 Chevrolet Mot 100 100 100 100
1000 sCit Ser B1' sh 367s 36Is 3634 1854
30 'Colum Graph 174 VA VA ia
zoo 'Dicto Prod 11l2 i've f1Ia I've
375 Emerson Phon. 80 A. 8
100 sTairbariks Co SIS 55 SIS So
1900 sGen Asphalt. 66Il 66l4 65 65sa
leo *Gen Asph pf 10t l0t io1 fo1
70OO Hupp Mot Cr 8 8la S3s
1900 Intercon Rub. 1872 10 1872 10
900 ".Jones Bros r 26 27ls % 27
12200 Kstne T&B en- 1888 7754 1874 77s4
2045 slack CITY Coal 23 2ile 22a4 %
1900 'Iby Men & l. 273s % q 271a
80 alma Iocomt SO SO IS 26
1900 Marconi Of Am AlA az a.. Az
1900 MAT & Ice 63}4 63a 62la g.
100 mat Fproof. 9 9
800 *Nat firepf pf is 1872 is 16l7
5000 N AM Pip g. r as "a AZ az
5000 PEI T 4 R g., i B.,
GOO sPh Morris wi ga II 81 1o7ss
5000 Sub Rt vt etfs 151, 1888, IS f5ls
$500 'Swft Internal 5Ol2 81 SO so
1900 "Themeis Bro. 1912 1Oaa 10 1Oa.
500 SUnited Mot. a2Le 43 42l9 as
500 GUS L&Ht Cp ? ga o.,
$50 USI & Hep pf ga 3L, 2ia az
10000 Unit PIT Shar III ~ Ill, -
200 US Stship Co ga 3is 80 2ls
1900 Wayne Coal 3ea 3aa 81, So
coo "WM Acft Cp 4 "a a.
1000 Wd Fm Cp vtc ss - :. -
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

High. ow. Div.
1919. 1919. Rate.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Bonds

Unlisted. I Sell cents Per share
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

Sales Open. Hirh Low. Last
294a NC Pr & R "a pa 2 2Ds
200 "Mcrritt OIL pa 25i 24le rs
900 Metropol Pet. 3's 3}S 2sa s,
$500 Midwest Oil. 1ss fss 1ls 1as
COO midwest Ref 1855 1856 1853 154
S000 STNor'wes Oil 46 4S 90 IS
10000 Omar & G. so 81 % SO
1000 .Pennok OIL. 1294 12za 12ss l2s4
1900 s7Rangehur Oil ~ IS 1t -
500 Roy Dutch NV 841a s5'a 84la 85l4
100 *Sapul Oil K "a - 7i4 -
$500 *sincl Gulf Cor 3lss 3t7s 31la 3tIe
$3.50 TSouthwest OIL. 4 d3 ~ -
37o0 stanton Oil "a "a
1000 sTTex Oil & K 40 47 40 ~
$3.50 "U w Oil new 2 20 ia -;
roo 'Victoria NV 2ia 2ss 21a 2i2
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

sales. Opcn High Lon. -.
200 7Goldfed Con. 18 Is la IA
Zoo +7Coldfed Me-g S
700 'TN u & iapl e 65 e5 -
goo Heca Mining 4ss 4aa +. q
900 -JeromeNerl app = =
1000 - hewanas 49, 5 g.
9' 5e. l. Rose Id - . -
10000 "+Lone Star. 2a 30 t2i =
7f903 'fMcNan Min 55 SIS 4a 81
-aao Magma Chief Z q :,
.o9o Mother Lode IS 81 = -
fooo Nixon Nevada 90 30 Is 20
lte Nipissing Min oig ga o. Q q
3oo Nc Butte Devp 20 20 20 %
zoo TOnondaga n
1890 Ray Hero VI ga q. % 2 a
500 stand Sii-Lead a "a "a a
1000 1Stewart .. IS IS Is IS
5000 <TTuol'ne Rv Fl as as 20 Is
1000 sFWard M&MA 32 81 % 81
500 " ash Gold Qts 81 90 81 90
ooo Nv Knob Cp pr IA ia IA T..
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Mining

Sales. Open. High Low. Last
900 tA-Br Col Met SO 80 So 90
100 *America Min
500 Ar,z Cop Co
$500 FfAtlanta ..- 8
500 'Bost 6 Mont. 40 5oS 4sH 40"
$1,000 tButte Detroit.
100 Butte-Ne York =, d, 10
1000 Calumet & j. "a -
6oo Canada Copper t4s ~ Ia f3T
Saoo "1Cnndc'aria $ GO 6i 5a O.
soc sCarbat 5 M&M ia "a Ia In
400 Con AriA Smel, ia ~. i}T ~
go Con Copper II ga
200 Cresson Con & t'e &2a "a "a
400 III Salvador Sil "a, ga ga a.
1000 Eureka CIR NJ. ~ "a "a 1Is
1900 difference Sill. II 7s II 7s
400 *Gadsden Cop. 3ls saa 3ls ssa
400 'Golden Expl. 3ss 2Ia 3l4 ga
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
FOREIGN BONDS DEALT IN
(Sa lcs)

Mexico Ext strl hs of 30 1919 ~
do gold ts Of 'ot 1884 4...,.. o9/2
Russ 1894 Rente As 100 ru den %
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
St.68t.ooo
Foreign Government and Mu.
nicipal Bonds
(Ncw York Stock Exchange Ouotatlons)
Untcrcst To Be Added

hid. Atkcd
Am Foreign See Go oa lHl0. ooHa o9sl
Auglo- rcnch External ae lo2o 91lg sIIa
Argentine Intern Ds iolo,.. aolA bs/a
Cnndn Dom Of b. io2l,.-', go SS
dn io9l ........ 07ba o7a4
Chinese G. Iu kug Ry Os 1901 w I%I'
Cuba ENtrrna ~ loid.....,.,. 9oIa %
do rX,crnnl bs Ser 1919 9oa we
do External llqs l9iH H.....,- oa,A S/Ia
Dominican Rep % 1893 ....,- 90'a
French Rep conv 5l&s 1919. lQbfs 1ooIH
ri,v of Rordcaux 6e iot0.....t0tis tOtM
civ Of Lyons g. lalH........, l0l is lO!IA
r',v oC Narcotics g. 1913. tO1Is IOWA
c;fy Of pari, 6s l0el....... t0Ols iools
jap Govt las sterling In 1919. sn/c
do ilps I'd ger 1929 ...,...,., ~ " =
do 4s sterling In 1913 l......., lo'4 I'1
City of Toxic ~ 1867 2........ 81 Sl'A
L X G. Br g. 3-yr o12s 1919 eefs 'oo
10 9o.vr SIS 1857 tooaa 1ooNs
FOREIGN BONDS DEALT IN FLAT
Mexico Ext strl 6s of % 1945 79 81
do gold ts Of '0t 1884 ....... oela
Russ 1894 Kene As 100 ru den 23
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Liberty Issues
approximate investment yield at
losing New FORK Stock Exchange prices.

Sales Of Liberty bonds eli the New fora
sioet gArhHnge carry interest lo The date rf
sala. aud The sslisl teeeives lhis interest IN
addition Ia lha sale ntits
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Yesterday Transactions i'm Listed Stocks

quoted dollars share Annual dividend dollars
oiseu on a regular
Of sharesor N' "'N
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked quotations for stocks
listed on the New York Stock Exchange,
lul not traded IN Yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Curb Market

Note.-Thc Tribune assumes rcsponsi-
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. transactions and prices
yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Bonds

Following is complete record of all
transactions in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

= ] l'ROSJ. NccrctfY
40 Broadway. Now York City.
j J. COTTON. Council
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Consolidated Exchange

Unit Of trade on this exchange, 10 shares
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
moro active sharcs fnlIn,p
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Sales Omen U;yh or r,.
1900 Boone Oil .....ais 334 35s 81
10000 'fBost-Wyo Oil 29 28 27 26
5000 sfC'wlth wi 47r, 47lo az Az
600 *Cont Oil g. ia - IL 1is
70o 'Cosden e. Co 7sa 7ys ia 7zs
5000 Crystal OIL. ~ a., ~, 1a9
GOO sDrillers new "a "a 3, a.
mo "Flk Basin Pet 6 a e., g. g.,
$1,000 'tEsmeralda Oil ~,
1900 Federal OIL ga ga q, o7~
ieoo .Gienrock OIL. 37s 31s 2a4 3js
"nuo .Ct flains Fet ga ga ga 24s
10000 Sfl!omn Oil 46 40 a6 80
600 @Home O Refwi is IS Is is
'ssS 500 HasfSa :1eisf1as Of Pet as ass zig a11
$4,000 ~Island & Tr 7s4 ga 7as Sla
$500 stKnnova OIL. 7H 7Ca ~,
1000 sLouisina O&R 80 391a 1914 397s
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-19
TURKEY Threatens
GREATER MASSACRES

WASHINGTON, June lS.--Tho sicl,
man of -ulppe e. eetting wen again
Turkey ~ muking ts voice he0pd nj
int ucsce Table in Paris, mud This Is ths
mgNsAhp ita emiAsYrlts haH brought
he Moslem hordos will massacre all
the Christians IN Asia Minor Il the
allies impose a peace on Turkey which
cuts up the empire
Aceuuling 60 adv icrs received in
FuNernmun circles m Washington. the
sultnH governments is making the
0reu threat ut inris that The Armen
San mAAraNlts which shockcd the
Wogld ip ipll win BE- humane affairs
compared SO what will happen in 1912
KILL EVERY CHRISTIAN Dog
viii be the olA ~ the sultn's hruits
The Turks, according 40 the inf1r-
nation available here" wiz not object
t0 auy military on financial clhuscs Ia
thc pence TREATY Thpir principal ob
lucu9u Is go llhnilne freedom 10 Ar
mpWa and 40 fhp reported purpose of
ih, uiios Go eject tine porte from Con
sluunopis the holy Wty which has
been ulr Musuiman clpitu for cen
turica.
Concessions mieht he erauted per
ufNuE thg allps go maintain pro
neetnfAir over Palestine hUt that Is
as iaf N the Thks Win 10.
The MOST surprising thing is the
fpi tnAi th, furhish govoinmcni mas
NaDi thr American missionaries as ita
ioun BIZ NNing This message before the
peaet conference
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-19

ihe sultan's agents nave made pln4
SAM promises 10 the mlFaionutirN tnHl
they VIII hr good if Turkey i8 left In
taci that nome sort OF autonomy uudel
Turkish suzeraiuty viii &c gsiuitd go
Armenia and that Christians Rii De-
permitted complete freedom OF wur
slip in future
It's form of propnnrandl taught
The Turks hF their GUmsu music
The American misHiuuariea who have
always been we'll treated. even patron
iged. By ibc Turks, particularly l9
ConstantMopic are said 10 have been
much impressed hy Che agreement ana
lu have gone 20 Paris With plea CHAR
ihe allics he eHsv ON the sultan lost
ho turn loose Wis assnssius once more
CON the defuncelesa Armcninn Chi1
uuns
Vho Armenian deiegation 10 Paris IS
exerilpr evory mHacncr 90 offset iAe
effects of lhis prnnasanda WnoeontN
ahett.d hf American citizens
The "ifie roui" has alr"ady com
saittrd itslf officially or unatfiealht
to tho propoaltiou ot freeing Armenia
uudrr ihr mandatory OF The Nnlied
States and 10 Us not likely tnNi me
Tuisish threat WIN fuahien them con-
lno ufhV hand. is lH more ilsriN io
BRING about the other course inu hAf
hDDn suggested the propn"l thd
America take % mandate over Turkey
aH Wen las over Ammonia
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-19
WELCOME HOME


The Caller in hefall 81 iAg pe0-
pie Of Corpus thrisii and Nacres
County ereeis ihr ho1 ot the
Thirty ~iNih snd ,mt1eih aiNi-
sims n0u roi0pma ane assures
ihem shai they Wacea arf wei.
coiae home
For maaN monihs Naeecs conn.
~ men women and chiidrn have
looted forward o. ihe day nhfn
ihet WoHil have refmHcd fo
ihem. iN good hvalth. ineir nfoth-
cr~ fathers husbands emit Sous.
Who wlihuu ihonsli ol se't N1t
cititun lite ana Wtni ifnln among
us wearing fle khaki thal hnm e.
la agd liberty mehi nol ht ua-
liberated FROM tire UariA ana ihat
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-19
FATHER IS WISH

~ lke "a have him famous Ia Ike To have him
= = it' 10 nave MN enough
N h' TO nave tlei had Wotids
i1l rather man the foiiun' that
Z" n" 'p have him take his Wte troubles win grin
hone thai hel' be clever and hope ~ - prove worth
.t dreamed ahout ha the
none hel come 10 riches for the rood tna be
,u ll rather naive MN "a rather
@ "hth dsAppentmens find him aa know they day
i" hAt 20 have him meet them n 3 und cheerful
Whom another wanf son o. min
TO hHlntle his - ur %
he + hca Kept bis ord
Nnd HtN has and
y nope liht hnppN dlf
ld ikc 90 have him take . q sort q
tNolNtisht 1878 by Edgar Il tinestD
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-19
At the Queen

Bert iVtell the popular Metro star
who Niil he seen ga the Queen theHtsf
m "rhc ilnu'H Don todN shows his
extreme Versatility AN thH VIA" 90
Ncrsity oi iho roles hc has quoted go
hlE iust two productions.
ln "Thr lona Den. he ls ~cn ue
un ardent young clergyman who is
seeking She good of his community
whAe m his precedinr picture
eBmrkieH Rchepmliun' hv piass Tive
marx nf "a crook That his Worl, ~
euuall, effective and convincing Ia
both productions shows thli MI i.N-
ton IS an actor OF rare ability Aa welt
as hean studcut az human nature
"Tho Lions Derr rs the second story
IRON. ihc pen of the noted author
tredelick Orin Bartlett. ia which Mr.
l.ytcli has played, the first was "fne
Speuder" Hoth stories originally np-
peared in she saturday Evening ioat'
~ You are not "A regular Caller road
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-19

~ YOU are not a regular Caller road
returna, use caller display space.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-19

Farmers of Nuece San Parco Bee, Victoria, Refugio
Wells Kleberg, Duval Brooks and counties of
South Texas urged to attend a.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-19

CIRCULATION COOKS OPEN
TO ADVERTISERS.
Thursday. june 49, 1919
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-19

To be held Corpus Christi Friday june 27 Matters intense
every of South will be presented for con
sideration and large attendance is urged.
Connecticut western news., 1919-08-28

Miss Gladys DeHart who has taken
a six weeks course in music at Cor
nell University, Ithaca, N. Y. has re-
turned home. Miss DeHart spent
last week with Mrs. G. M. Brewer in
Pittsfeld.
Misses Ebba and Ellen Lindell
spent the weekend with their sister
in Pittsfeld.
Miss Ethel Barrett and the Misses
Evelyn and Isabelle Lindel are
spending the week in Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Henry F. Darrell and her
daughter Miss Sallie Darrell and
Captain Charles Leonard Bailey,
Royal Flying Corps, all of Toronto,
Canada, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick w. Garvin at
Anketell Farm for the last two
weeks left for home, by motor, on
Monday morning, by way. of Kings
ton, Ithaca, and Buffalo, N. Y.
Messrs. Walter Collar and John
Reed and the Misses Clara Merchant,
Regina and Florence Adams, and
Miss Lena Potter of Kent and Miss
Mary O'Rielly of East Canaan mo-
tored to Mt. Tom and Springfield on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Douglas and
daughter Virginia and son Harrison
Of Pittsfeld are guests at DIR. E. L.
Thornton's.
Selden Downs of birmingham, Mass.
has returned home after visit with
his daughter, Mrs. F. F. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood of SIAM
ford, N. Y. have been guests at
Hiram Beebe's.
James keenan, Jr. has resigned
his position in Lime Rock and &C
copied a position in Danbury.
Dewey Garfield underwent an
operation at DR.. Reidy's San4tarium
in Winsted on Sunday.
Miss Lille Brown is enjoying a
two weeks vacation from her duties
in G. L. Parsons & Sons sCore.
Douglas Adam found his bicycle
missing when the movies were over,
Tuesday night if anyone by mistake
took the Douglas would be
very glad to have. them return same
to the rightful owner.
Miss Mary H. O'Rielly entertained
Miss Lena B. Potter, a former tea
cher in town, over Sunday, and mo-
tored to Mt. Tom.
Connecticut western news., 1919-08-28
Checker Tournament

One of the first checker tourna-
ments held here in some time was
played at Odd Fellows hall last week
between teams from Litchfeld and
Canaan. Canaan won by games.
Messrs. Jackson of Canaan and
Erickson of Litchfeld were the star
players with H. H. Scutt a close
second. Following is the summary:
Connecticut western news., 1919-08-28
TOWN HALL
FRIDAY
August 20, 1910
Priscilla Dean
"The Exquisite Thief"

when she associated with
the rich they paid her for her
time-with their jewels. The
police couldn't trap her for she
left no trail. Then she went to
rob a wedding announcement
party and did it so we'll she got
the jewels and the bridegroom,
too-and then lost-most glor-
iously.
Priscilla Dean one of the
cleverest and most attractive
stars of today, in a play filled
with surprises, thrills and ro-
nance. See "The Exquisite
Thief"
Pathe News Comedy
Connecticut western news., 1919-08-28

Wife and Husbands Money.
1t has been upheld in the courts
that woman cannot steal from her
husband if they are living together
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20

nothing like Success this believe There moth
adherence high principles dealing with
successful results attending sale made by this
to be attributed this fact Only
through medium this the
ng sale event that brings offer sharp
and urge the advsabiity of early selection.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
These Before Stock Taking Sales
Include Offerings in Every
Department of OUR Store

item this what has been repced figures that show
silk
left
Summer principle portion Of our display
unreasonable find summer
in is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-26
THE
.Eol|lar !.
THURSDAY. JUNE rs.
Pauline Frederick
LONE WEEK OF LIFE ~

ONE WEEK OF LIFE"
This picture tells an jnterestin.
story. as might be. expected from 5,
able playwright as Cosmo Hamil.
ton Willard Mack arranged II fo
the screen and his unfailing sense 81
me dramatic brings out all the yame,
OF the striking story. which involves
Miss Frederick in two distinct char
acterizations.
She Is Mrs Kingsley Sherwood
oored alike with her socity life and
her hypochondriac husband. He in
uuces her TO take the place of Mrs
sherwood in the latter's home. ax-
planning that she will only encounter
the husband at dinner. As his most
powerful argument. he lies and saws
that Mrs Sherwood is prevented from
visiting her sick child in the country
Through the cruel restrictions of ha~
husband. Marion reluctantly consents
what happens to this curious. Quartet
promises TO make screen history.
Two reel Capitol comedy. featurine
biii Parsons in "Wanted Baby
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-26
AFRICAN M|SS|ON MEN
At WEST SIDE CHURCH
Funds Collected For the Training
Of Native Preachers Pastor
Wells Tells Of the
Church s Work

Misa Pear, Wells. pasio.' ~ 'im Free
Methodist church says; No doubt oar
friends wonld Ike 10 know something
Of what We are doing herr and else
whore. t 81
The fifteenth quadrennial session OF
the general conference Is now being
held at Greenvilie. III. Two delegates
are there from this city. q w Sumpier
and Rev J l. Brown.
The district quarterly conference OF
the Guthrie district will be held at
Oklahoma city. July 3 TO q. How
are YOU going TO celebrate the IfhY
Come with ns to Oklahoma CHy. l0iv
Idnwood and let us worship the God
Of Battles. who has given ns she vic
tory. Let Us have a sane ith and
enjoy old time religion.
The last few weeks We have been
especially favored at our little church
ON Eleventh and Msnsur. by having
with Us several representative preach
fers. w.
Miss Maude Creiors and N b Ghorm-
ley. both from our mission stations
in Africa. Mr. Ghormley Is one of our
able educators. speaking seven Ian
guages. On the evening OF the lsth.
following his address In a very few
moments subscription Of Sle6 was
taken for the training OF native
preachers at Edwalllne training school,
Africa.
Last Sunday. Rev II A Thompson Of
Campbell. Tex. was with us preaching
two very able and inspiring sermons
We always have something interest
ing al our services Come with us
and We viii do you good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-26
Present Reaime Condemned.

1t condemns the present system o
government whoever the administra
.ors may be. as impossible TO contin
nance. The movement will be backed
by an effective weekly paper, pub
lished at 12 cents. not aiming at cir
culation among the masses but en-
deayoring to influence ihe leaders oi
opinion.
When the government approaches
the solution Of the Irish question, as
everybody believes il must do at an
early date, ii inevitably must take into
consideration the attitude OF 50 in
fluencial collection OF lrishmen as
those composing the new Dominion
League. The league Ia expected to
carry its principles to their logical
conclusion and ask Ireland what Can
ada has individual place in the
League OF Nations.
I viscount Northcliffe's telegram
therefore. has lot behind it whether
Intended or not, Already his posi-
bilities as the future Irish viceroy
under new conditions Is being can
vassed in Irish political circles.