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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the old-fashioned mustard.
plaster burned and blistered while il
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the
plaster and without the blister.
Musterole does it. 1t is n clean.
white ointment, made with oil of mus.
tard. 1t is scientifically prepared. so
that it works wonders, and yet does
not blister the tenderest skin.
Gently massage Musterole in with the
finger-tips. See how quickly il brings re-
licf--how speedily the pain disappears.
Use Nusterole for sore throat, bron-
chitis, tonsilitis. Group. stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges.
ton, pleurisy, rheumatism, lunbago.
pains and aches of the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles. bruises, chill
blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest
lit often prevents pneumonia.
SOC and Coo jars: hospital size $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
DEMON RUM NOW
IS A MEX EXILE

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March a.,
With nationwide prohibition ratified
in the United states. Mexico.
as the last hig stronghold OF Demon
Rum In North America. looms aA u
haven for the thirsty.
Ilut In Mexico tho situation H.
being viewed with mixed feelings
Lower CALIFORNIA; government. ac-
cording 20 semi-officinl sources. wei
comes national prohibition IN the
I United States. not as source of
future prosperity. hut na "A step
toward reduction OF drinking tn
northern Mexico.
At the same time "A largo contin-
gent In Mexican border towns pie
lures a new sun Of Mexican pros
pcrity rising N the north.
MeNicalt, opposite Calexico. Cal. Is
well stocked with liquor Trainloads
of wet goods recently have passed
over the border. and were unloadcd
at MeNican These stocks. their
owners say. will dampen American
threats for many a month.
Tia Juana FOR years Lower Cali
fornias sporting metropolis re-
ported as awaiting nothing but tho
relaxation of passport regulations be-
fore staging a grand reopening.
Nogales Sonora. opposite Nogaics.
Ariz.. has tasted the prosperity grow
ing from American prohibition since
Arizona went dry some three years
ago. The town has doomed. and re-
ports are there IL plenty Of iiquid
lett for future boomS
Hut passport regulations and fu-
turc legislation by both the United
States and Mexico enter the siiua-
ton.
AZ present thirst IL no valid reason
Go apply for passport In fact, good
reasons for going TO Mexico. in tho
eyes % Uncle Sam. arc rather
limited
The restrictions against importa-
ton viii not permit a bottle 20 h~
brought back In the ovcrcoat pocket.
\ siSinful II the limit.
As for the attitude Of Mexico. a
high official at Mexicali credited
with spcaknK the thoughts % Gov.
Es,uhan cantu. % Lower California.
Endorses prohibition In the United
States for ita effect ON stopping the
spread OF alcoholism among native
MexicanA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
Marine OFFICER
IS VISITOR HERE

Col 4. $. Mof.emore. Of the 4. x
marine headquarters at Washington.
-. G. ana premier representative OF
the devil dogs" Of America. arrived
in Seattle early Monday morning on
his tour Of inspection % L. = ma
rine recruiting stations thruout the
country.
During his days visit in Seattle
he will look over the local recruiting
headquarters. with the idea OF super
vising the Northwest enlistment Of
marines on the same basis for peace
service on the sea. as that which
distinguished those land and.Nca war
riors who went overseas 20 meet the
Hun. Col. Mcf.smorr IT. tho orig.
inator Of the slogan. First TO
Fight" which identified those thou
sands % American fighters who
were recruited for the nations
emergency thru his recruiting cam
paign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
tOI.ISft VI

When ~ man steals money from
hts employer ana begs his wife to
squire matters AZ any cost 10 pre-.
vent his prosecution for crime. what
In the price the suffering wife must
pay This In one OF the delicate
questions brought 70 light in Paid
In Fun In which Pauline Fred.
erick IN the star. at the Coliseum
Joe Brooks. "a shifileaa clerk
steals large sum OF money from
hts employer. IA chandler known as
Captain Williams. and 20 avoid
prosecution, he sends his wife To his
employer. as his intermediary.
The old captain seeks to cnanare
the wife In his tolls. but when a
breezy Wcsterncr. who secretly loves
'he wife. threatens 60 kan him II he
takes advantage OF her helpicssncsa.
he gives up the game and sends her
away with "A letter cxoneraung her
husband.
Emma Brooks then quits her hus.
band. who later commits suicide.
leaving her free to marry the man
who befricndrd her.
The Coliseum News shows some
good pictures ~ Clcmcncoau. The
Fighting Tiger Of France" and the
comedy entitled. Love and I.athcr,"
II a laugh producer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
Maud Powell to
Play in Seattle

Seattle music lovers viii welcome
the return Of Maud Powell. premier
American woman violinist. TO Seat
tie. on the evening OF March II. at
the Metropolitan theatre. This tour
marks the return Of the noted rnu.
stefan TO the concert stage. after sew
crai months spent in playing AZ the
different American environments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
IsIsX

Jane Cows big stage success
Common Clay" with Fannie Ward
In the role OF the little shop girl
which opened at the Rex last Thurs
day. has proven big drawing card
and Manager John Hamrick an
nounces the play will remain turnout
this week.
Ellen Neal. "A shop girl. Is persuad
ed by a former clerk in the store to
enter life as a cabaret singer. The
first night OF Ellen's cabaret career
the cafe Is raided and the girl Is
dragged off to Jail and held over
night. Upon release. Ellen secures
"A position as maid in a home Of
wealth.
In this house there IL "A young
son who makes love 20 Ellen and
later. when he Is called away to war
Ellen becomes the mother OF his
child When she informs his par
ents and asks their aid she IL in
formed they will have nothing to do
with her or the child. IIeart-brolson
Ellen brings the case into court in
order to save the baby from life
of poverty.
In the meantime the son returns
and when he hears that he is the
father of Ellen'a child he tells her
they will be married Immediately.
that he had always loved her and
had he known the truth the mar
rage would have taken place before
he went to war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
at
Photoplays
NowCurrent


iiftiifN--Martin Johnson's Can
,uted b, tsnibais"I "Iast lynne
Win Variations" Senu~tt som-st,.
'oIi~tt M--rauI.n~ Frederick IN
Paid In tuii"I Love aud Iath-
e. comedy Coliseum News Pie
toriais
tttNMtu -- Mabel >ofmanJ In
Ni'hes." seeond week.
Enthusiastically a.ish la "Iioais"
charlie Chaplin animated pictures
Paramount Weekly
HtN-t Fannie Ward In Common
clay"
MiS>ip>-NNisn Martin In "ioa
Never saw such q Girl Hans
laurel In "tioot Mon" comedy.
toio>tAi--Ithei iiarrsuare In
"bisor.~~'i ''on the ria,e." % RED
Tres. hrrki, Alice Howell Ia
'ttrhind the Front" comedy.
CLASS t--t.~r,rud~ Metos Ia 'sThe
silent Niiness"
iifii-wiiiiam iarnum In 18th.
Man Hunter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF STEALING PAPERS

william Nuckles. so. negro porter.
was arrested at n. TN Friday. at
Third ave. and Cherry St. and book.
ed at the central police station, al.
legged TO have stolen newspapers
from blind vendor who has a stand
there Nuckles IL held on an open
charge pending complaint from
the prosecutors office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
LIBERTY

Martin Johnson. explorer and nd.
ventur~r. travelled Is 900 miles
among the Solomon and New Heb.
rides islands 10 secure the cannibai
pictures which are being shown at
the Liberty under the titlo of Cap
tur~d by Cannihala" The fret in
staliment OF these pictures. "canni-
balls OF the South Seas" was shown
at the same thcatr. a short time ago.
johnson was accompanied thruout
the trip by his young and pretty
wife. Osa Johnson. and their en-.
periencen among the cnnnihsir. along
with Elinpses OF savagrH who had
never before seen a white man. who
never before knew OF firearms. who
might easily belong TO another plan.
q. form an interesting picture.
One Of IN. funniest Mack Scnnctt
comedies shown for some time IL the
huricAaue on East Lynn in which
Charles Lynn. ben Turpin. and Ma
rio Provost assume the leading rolls.
Sennctt calls this comedy Fast
Lynne. win Variations. and It H.
not 40 much "A huricsquc on the old.
fashioned ''mellcr.dramcr as Il II
a satire upon the ham actor troupe
who used to tour tn. country IN
these thrilIcrs.
Srsf An
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
Uncle Sam Has Pledged
2O.OOO.OOO Tons of Food

And it's going to
be a heap easier to
keep that pledge II
all of us do our part
in producing our
share in the home
garden.
Get an early start
by selecting needed
tools from our stock
tools that will
make the greatest
increase from the
least work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
MISSION

one Of the brightest. HunnieA; III
tic stars on the screen is vivian
Martin. who opened at tho Miaslon
Saturday In You Never Saw such a
Girl"
Marty Mackenzie Csfisr Martini
lives with two aged people on a ut
tie farm In the mountains. The old
folks pass away. and Marty, with
Fannie Perkins. n spinSter school
teacher. heads out In an auto deliv'
cry wagon To search for Martyrs
grandmother. to whom she finds "A
clue in her mothers trunk.
Arriving at their destination. Mar
- learns that she IL only n distant
relation OF the woman This affords
her an opportunity 20 meet Eric. the
woman's son. who is an aviator, and
home on "A furlough. IL is n case OF
love al first sight, but Eric - en-
gagged TO young society girl. and
Marty goes back to the farm.
II IL not long until Eric breaks HIS
engagement 10 the city girl. and.
with his chauffeur. who has been
smlttcn By the charms 81 the elder
1y teacher. visits the farm. and
there Is a double wedding.
"Hoot Mon" comedy with a
Scotch atmosphere. and current news
pictures are shown on the same bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03

disgraccd In the eyes OF the world.
Lady Frederick assumes the guilt OF
her young SISTERS indiscretious. Lord
Frederick. believing his wife guilty.
divorces her. and Betsy drifts away
from place 10 place. finally landing
at Monte Carlo. Here she meets
Lord Charles Mercston. who imme-
diateiy falls In love with her.
Betsy has no intention OF marry
ing Lord Charles. but resents his
mothers efforts TO turn him against
her. She encourages the young lord
and then. 20 show him how much
too old she ia for him. admits him
TO her room while her maid iE max.
ing her up one day. The rouge,
false curls and other first aids To
declining beauty disiliusion the
young lord.
Ethel Barrymore plays Lady Bet
~ Frederick In The Divorce" at
the Colonial.
An Interesting Red Cross weekly.
ION the Piave." and Alice Howell. in
a quick.moving comedy. Behind
the Front" support the feature pic
turc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03
CLASS

Bud Morgan. a poor college boy.
supposedly kills "A fellow student
when the latter ISLANDERS Buds moth.
cr. when the trial comes up, Bud
is defended by the district attorney,
who vows he owes as much allie
glance TO the prisoner as to the
state.
The big surprise is sprung when.
during the trial. u is discovered that
the prisoner on trial is the son OF
the district attorney. who had de.
serted the mother some years ago.
Gertrude Mccoy is the mother.
iunius Mathews the son. and Frank
O'Connor. the attorney in THE 81
lent Witness" at the Glass \ until
Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03

Mabel Normand. in her tomboy
character. has proved one OF the big
scst drawing cards Manager Glen.
ncr has booked for some time. and,
instead OF new show Monday, as
previously announced. Mickey
viii remain few days more.
Mickey" In n little orphan. who is
brought up in the mountains and
later sent to the home OF wealthy
aunt. who promises TO educate and
care for the girl. Instead. she
makes her "A slavcy. "Mickey's'
pranks nearly drive the whole house
hold insane. and the aunt Is on the
verge OF shipping her back TO the
mountains when word comes that
Mickey's gold mine is beginning to
pay.
The little slavey, now n daughter
of the idle rich, wins one OF the
handsomest men OF the young set,
much to the dismay OF the aunt.
who had hopes Of making n match
between this young man and her
own daughter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
WILLIAMS COURT PLACE
o. -ELL EOS S~tsDLEES

Waskarsy NAY r---'This cas-f e
saia- % D. q place & bell sor zsn
vto sunzie ~ vissr ard iAe o.
,hsa a-t oghe- lard recrs n r.soF.if
c-i - fAe- -no1sy.- sas5 1u1E@ R1s-
srf T. w7Efa-s n 80 federal cau--
wo1ass1AT -eo-- rs -sl1rf
ufs rs3e = c,1r-tt IN ~i-h re to-
tstzrs q a nominal Ao.d C ; nan
No vas sha-sss -1k spsnttnr a'-s
ca -,os snr~kr 81 as bearing
Ahca- 80 7.srSo-s Eea ws-s r-t'
o1 s.o.ds we've t-uazh. before grare
Williams wsanss-zF- Nasl = sAezs
were CHARGED w;A ric.l,so1 os ne.
isao- iaW TAsy were indicted sy
~ --a-a ss-r -Aar Ezs il session
sa-s q few ws~ss src 1-a were sols
Is a7r.sz- 70 -ase T3sa<snS s,sEore
1se ccu-- 20 suffer tAe loss ct -hss-
so15s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
moxEs WORKERS.

L sz-noEs sTe-Y ss,e q W. s<siyi-
les TIC so-sr % ssss cosnr-y hare
dg-s wsl and have taken t-1-t rzr6
so- dong vcrx hat released shons-
ssos ot -en - service oFe-seSs
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tiouE. ard Al sre sry-~n<e O ssszr
sssath- lave flied places o-re oorn-
7ss5 tF -Ez- Every woman ~ao. he-
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sdczsa dspend zssn Lr6zz z. Pzrk-
Azzis yese<ss's Coz1po9nd to restore
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ezF Is nor rseogzsred ss the s.zoasye
z.z las rssE1-e1 zzl1szz5as-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

When the Gnanissnen wrre ruf q
the tesi. ihey met il a. erciii4hls
- dii the regular army er iAe
sfl~riive serylee army In faei,
thrrr an ilose Who maintain tAat
ihe Guar,ismen made eNen better
sohiiers than tAe oiher>-
There hAl heen weak spots IN
,he orsanilation. dne = neglect IN
sasle of The siAits: hai the weak
units Were sirtugfhenf,l - iheiE
Mexican exFsricuoe ami ~ 49,
eial training o. fii thfm fof
Furcqe4n sfrNiee. Thns IN The
cni tho>e lif''e. scs'irrei cosa.
l,anies anl rrgimrnts fron al
ever the counfr,, ms,ie a hne.
,srons. hsEnorrnesls hsty of nA-
.ionai srs-ops ~ Whem her coan-
.rv has SIMPLE rts~on 20 he pEO'ia. |
With the exptrrnee ana ir@a4-
"a, now etinsd. AMI villa = nort
.sner.a> attitude toward ~
rark. s, should - easier Ia the
.nfure fer the National Grsri ~
rainis'n itself in every state - a
inc. effective orsar lta'ion. use-
ul far state du'y Ana invaluable
p national sflfrgcnfiss. II ueu
tris,afiar i needed. 4 skold - |
re viiv serpi.-,i hy 1onrrrss
na supplemented - TIE lceilA-
rrfs os,te varoas s;sie. 81 order
, insure fle m.,f cnmpirfe CO..
rfrafllr.
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lad beer village q aerzt sa ec-sss
we sea-3 Czsy f0z- q ere s.zr stag
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go-zrazrs s-s zzu-te- s.fz- ot /.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

i -TAs t1s h<fere ~e xTsset scltifr'
cane - 'hs slIl2ss snd ordered al iAs
sale 60 isiikAs - s4fa~r Al tAs
CAsrcA Whea ahcus - ~tre IA ne
xkaseA iAe s<,l1iers os.cnr4 fiFs %
sAsm -siA rites ana slea saier~d ne
cAGreA sn4 nnisAea fhszn OF virs
s.orAs Rat hayoa~ss Aissr tAis shes
ses IRE - ne csurvA Ans . lcsse-
~aies oshsr.ass wouie aos save s.r1-
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s~ s4s alive hccaase Ae ~as 10,
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later sAen iAe oorrtsPon1szt n.sFs
seoc.1 sFiP % cAtam-rl ~iA A.
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saFty q sevea inc,asiag several MS
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iree,y ~ftoai iTterters.oe ~ v>en
- started u a.k - iAe aatvts
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Eosvan weak 'trcss uR' Ihey sew
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tss .sr~ sssG talsiHg "a Is
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cs,ai.ed rany .rserviess cc1cernias 4
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

ksrrefr Jones. Rr.tish n T.
eq qics-entrelg szys Aucr5es :
Nss eftsrfs vfre ~Fcr helrfsi
trf We sl know Germany wzs
about through and we should
hare heS-fr hsr in iht eai ore
O. fsese dsyS saratts.is across The
po-- VIII 20 complaining that
Ansrlea & niliia-s of soldiers
a-s -oi n fte Way and pre-
- iiei iae Aiises iron cleaning
VI fte Germans sly in Msrh c-
Aprll. when ilelc hte ~ hark -a
the wall and Lloy1 George Was
calling for help.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
THOUSANDS or SOULS
DIE or STARVATION

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
cur T-iS QUIT IS ~osTe
MONEY

DON'T Mss TaiS cs, or 'aA
81. satlrse Wa s % Fo'fy 4 Co
ssss saefssid Ave CAscaec ~ Wrt-
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are cosillzs-,s T''sy's Hoasv aa1 11s
rcDpurrl - ua1r-s rsi1s 411
r-o-r Fe.fy Kfszfy Pls a-3 ro,ty
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
COMMUNITY HOUSE
a FOB FALL

The summer VIII probably s~e
most ccnauniiy lie eoine IA oai
Of doors. AZ park and playground
TIE sports ani entertainments
VIII he cf 4 kind suited - the
.ses~x~ .ssor games, band raa-
cerA psrk dancing snd The Ike
But while people arr getting 10
cether a. they 30 In the snmzlgr r.
II k . finr ssme q sAAr: tie
proS~ n r,.oG housing facilities
fer the community entertain
meHfS next winter.
FlT neirhborhoa.is has audi
..ori1sn. g.snnssiaza az swimming
pool lar~S enosek q me- sheir
Teqirirecnniss and IS sueh baii3-
in-s take sonf ;ilne IA construct.
il fhey are to be rysdv for nexr
fall il j. none Too soon to 'srgin
NOW.
To finance sseh schemes mxnr
of - things ihat we're dome So
rsi money for The Res crsss
last summer e1u he repeated.
Ensiless fnn can te lad and a
good start made in raising tie
honey tar-fhe winter sheltfr.
The censtrrsefioz ~ saeh es7s-
tiees- seo will hssu "a boost esssi- !
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-srris5 FEVES- AND COMMON
SENSE

f1zeka 6. riFsnr p. AT szv.ns rcu
have ~s7-.ag s~re-.r if is more sfns q
Ne = take = rac3 wkasfssre SAysic
81 aasn- g. ssst asaEachs sn1r sic-r-
xcA. Awaiting coAts6 fn-rne. AL are
MnisAts ~ Fcasr Ca,harr5e Tlh'sss
z p HaEzra T-aai-ia. Ga writes
-s'cssy CAshR-zie TAhless Fsvs Q1lss
rs-seE ssos5 sTe-zwhs-~.
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stare ., osn csr O. Toledo.

Stare y ph8o. C&v o. Toledo.
i-ucas Caansr So
Frznk : Chsrev rak.s essA thsi hs
= sgnto- -savTns- cs ahe frm 81 =. j
t@erev a. Ca- eninr h1s ress tr RI
Cstr ~ Toledo CcznSv an STAT
Afc-e 81 q anG That sasd s--n wSI7 rs
iAe sn-a * ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for ezvh ard ever case ot Ca
>en2 fn- fnsEir1oniaas. .ree
CHENEY a. Co. Toledo. o.
Snaa hr al druggists. -sc.
Halls Fszi.s rsi2S to- const is.ass0r
49, rhas CAMPO, ~ cn~e1 av sAe u
nt HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
PRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me an6 snhssS-S isgx
IN rrE p-eserc4 shss s.h dar az 7pe-
ce-ae-. a n ssss- A. " GLEASON.
fSfssA Nosz-v pgSsAie
Halls C.arar-A Ms.5ersrs il taken IL
'e~nsalv and seer 'h7nHrA she Bsoo3 az
'Ae NHcruS SarSsees ~ she System
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

S.rec prese,-erisr -Nsrer
Ccrr,r az AsA an CieFsia11
SaHha'A sShco,. - an.
No-r NJ SerH fcrs. rtam
NcunS fcoTles r,ssfsrr. --s- =.
krer a SERVES atk H
t.--Ne-k r4sel4ng Wednesday :
,
sfr-y BODY Ne'cc-sf e. AT sf-ricts
J n BIsNLEN. Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

Firs, prsssytsri1- Csursn
Cc-acr DIsision tE1 Ncnic
SaAh1rh Srkcoi - ,ff 4 "
Ncrriag Service .. 81 afA NJ
\. y : c. 4 st Csc y n
fssFrixc STfsics a. -1h T. "
We sxts1i ccrsiai welcome 70 az
q eo-shs ul.k uS
GEORGE O. NICHOLS Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

And when Ens'sni Struck 81
a. cour>e i III - ~ oa soue
d1se's estate.
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sEhBER OF THE sSSc. 50
PRESS

ne asscciaie1 prsss = ese,as.Vs'y
e.shic1 20 re rfe ~ rVs-Al cate.
- 81 ness clssascsts credited - !.
- 20 cts~rr4se creiKtL q. ~
p<Fer as also he fsc1i rtgs F-e-
hshs< ktrv.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

Nc-rcr tlle7cnga ans N2-sl-
SI-dET scbcc- 81 III
rra<ia1Elz at q az
P-sysr rns~rsnr Wsvsn2sszv. 8 > =
Gone 8-d wrs-sA b wfsA U.s.
PEARL WELLS Pastor
Csor r1 ldrs-'s lAv EXERCISES So ~
n@55 sE-s s s1 ID -uorr AZ. sorewfnr
S11t1F s1anai he grsgra- VII be
Hasg' rke Hel4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

CorncT OAk and Okl4henA
Sasesih scAo-oi g. . n Prrs
Na4ooA. saQ~f-ntentxnt
rahlic vyrsAie T. n and sp--
fsc~sA isness. : b o.
>ze1Cct 81 mc~n,zg strmc1. ~rht
Sflrs Nliet Life
S1h.eSs of crcn-ns strnor. NY
kcsf.oas ellisy-
Cczsf a1t Acar rsgcr, & ~ sf-at
Crnsrasry srive
Nea ars isvHra 60 a,fs1l ihess ser.
woes.
l. o. CALLAHAN. RAsicr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

The Kheat crop L. raxting. accord :
sus 70 tArnsrs IN ne CITY today Some
oass that looked like s. bushels 70 ths
scre v3ll noi run . II Is SAID Toe
much rain