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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
II Years Ago Today

TWO additional deaths from yellow
l fever were reported today from
New Orleans. making q total Of S.
Business has not been affected. it is
reported
Mexico Is Indignant and protests
violently against the quarantine
measures taken by Texas. She says
it is in violation OF international
courtesy.
Five Of the delegates OF the cham
Der Of commerce TO the National Irri-
CATION congress-R. J. Kerr. Hon
Jaeobo Blanco. J. c. Lakeland. H P.
Ncake and John N. Dean-were ap-
pointed this morning.
Fred L. Waterman has been ap-
pointed city passenger agent OF the
Southwestern system, in charge Of the
city office in the Sheldon block.
The project for a cotton mill in FL
Paso grows brighter. The latest man
TO be Interested in the project is J. J.
Smith, president and manager Of the
Bessemer, y c.. concern He has
written A P. Coles saying that in the
fall It is likely he may come to FL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
Condensed Noocl Series 4 Day
''TRILBY''
By GEORGE DU MAURIER
(Condensation BY Alice C. Grozier.l

A CHARMING studio, in the Latin
n quarter Of Paris. sheltered Three
Musketeers OF the Brush" Talbot
Wynne, or Taffy. a big fair. blue
eyed young Yorkshireman, who had
been a soldier, but was at last follow
ing HIS wish to be an artist; then
friends called him, intended by his pa
rents for a solicitor, but who was in
Paris painting Toreadors and singing
French ballads, with a decided Scotch
accent
The third be was Little Billie" or
William Bagot. a pleasing young
Englishman from London. To live
and work in Paris had been Billie's
dream, and at last it was & reality.
he and his two friends having taken
at these friends and wondered If any
one. living or dead. ever had two
such glorious chums- His absolute
belief in all they said and did, touched
them exceedingly, and they in turn
loved him for his affectionate dispO-
sition and lively ways; and recogniz-
Ing his cuickness. Eeenness ad deli
,acy IN all matters OF form and color,
they had also great admiration for
him.
On a showery April day the three
friends were in the studio, each occu-
pied to his taste, Taffy vigorously
swinging pair OF Indian clubs, the
Laird sitting before his easel paint
ing; and Billie kneeling on the broad
aivan before the great studio win
dow was gazing out over the roofs
u Paris specializing upon the future
II himself and friends.
These speculationS were rudely in
terrupted by a loud knocking at the
door, and two men entered: first a
tall. bony Individual OF any age be-
tween 30 and 45. Of Jewish aspect.
well featured. but sinister. He had
bold, brilliant black eyes. with long.
heavy lids. He went by the name
Of Svengali, spoke fluent French. but
with German accent. His compan-
ion was little swsrthy young man,
possibly a gypsy; under his arm ne
carried a fiddle and bow
SVengau at once suggested that
they have some music and. seating
himself at the plano. ran his fingers
up and down the keys with the easy
power OF q master. Then he fell to |
playing Chonin's Impromptu in A flat, /
so beautifully that Little Billie's |
heart was nigh to bursting with /
emotion and delight He never for
got that Imnr0mptu, which he was /
destined to hear again one day in /
very strange circumstances.
Then the two, Svengali and his |
companion Gecko, made music to-
zether so divinelv. indeed. that even
Taffy and the Laird were almost as
wild in their enthusiasm as Billie, but
with an enthusiasm too deep for
words
Suddenly there came another inter
ruption. a loud knuckle rapping at
the outer door, and q voice Of great
volume. that might belong to anv sex,
0r even an angel. uttered the British
yodel. milk below" and
before anv. one could say @entrez," a
strange figure appeared framed in
he gloom OF the antechamber; the
figure OF a very tail and fully de-
5eloped Young girl, clad in the gray
1vercoat OF a French infantry SOL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
DU WAURTFR

George Louis Pamela Busson Du Maui
rier was born in Paris in 1884. and died in
England in 1886. His father, a nstural-
lied British subject was the son OF
emigres. who had left France during the
Reign OF Terror and settled in London.
In Peter lbbetson," the first OF the
three books which won Du Maurier. late
in life, a reputation as novelist, almost as
great as be had enjoyed as artist and
humorist for more than a generation. the
author depicts his own singularly happy
childhood
He was brought to London when three
or four years old, but vague memories OF
this period were suddenly exchanged. one
beautiful day IN June, for the charming
realities Of a French garden. and an ''old
yellow house with green shutters and man
sard roofs OF slate" Here at Passy. with
his gay and jovial father and his young
English mother" the boy spent seven years
OF sweet. priceless home life
The year 1856 found him in Paris IN
OF the art world" OF which In ''Trilby'' he
produced a fasciratir 6, idealistic picture,
with both pen and pencil
Form any years he was connected with
Punch, the Cornhil Magazine and Once
Week He spent some years in Ant
werp, and Il was there. while working in
the studio OF van Lerius. that the great
misfortune Of his life came upon hiru-the
gradual loss Of sight IN his left eye. &C
companied by ala rming symptoms in the
right eye. which, II was thought might
also become affected-but this did not
happen; ne went On With his work. al
though his weak sight made it difficult
for him to sketch in the open air Du
msurier's three novels. ''Triby." the story
Of tone dea- artists model. who becsme
a prima donna. Peter lbbetson." the story
Of the dream existence Of Peter and the
Duchess Of Towers. and The Marian.
which tells Of Barty Josslin and his guar
dian angel from Mars. are all equally pre-
posterous. yet plausible and fascinating
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
COMMITTEE CONSIDERING
PALMER HEARING EVIDENCE

Washington. D. C, July "a The
senate judiciary committee today
began consideration Of the mass a.
testimony taken during the investi.
cation Of the fitness Of attorney gen.
eral A Mitchell Palmer to hold office
The nomination OF Mr.. Palmer is held
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

Paso to investigate possit ilities Tor
! a cotion mill here
-aere = a shortage OF houses 10 reLt
ia ri Pas1. Arizona, Ria Ira -da ard
Montana street lots are in great de-
mand for building purposes
Henry 2faff is building the new
home for the Red Men Of Il Pls5, To-
Gated on san Antonio street. between
the Guaranty TrIst huilding and the
Courthouse block, on the ground
where an adobe store formerly stood
Excavation fer the building las nearly
been completed. and work on the
foundation will begin soon Two
stores viii occupy the lower floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
OFFICERS ARREST MAN
ACCUSED OF HAVING

Jose Rosario Luna was arrested BY
customs officers at the Santa Fe
street bridge Friday afternoon and
is being held at the city Jail for in
vestigation- The customs officers al
lege that they found four bottles Of
tequila on hts person as he was com
ing over from Juarez-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
FINE MOTORMAN $50 ON CHARGE
OF USING ABUSIVE LANGUAGE

c. c. Parker. a motorman. charged
with using abusive language ad-
dressed to Henry Walker. manager Of
the city employment bureau. was
fined $50 Friday afternoon in police
court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

seen on the glance Of q human being.
Then seemingly satisfied, she walked
out and closed the door
In due time Veitch appeared for
luncheon, and over the coffee cups
proceeded to inform his hostess Of the
incident. saying:
Your housekeeper must be a curl
Gus person"
Would you know he woman II you
saw her again2" his hostess asked
"Assuredly," said Veitch, for I
never saw such concentrated hatred
ony any face in my life"
The upshot was that he was taken
into the picture gallery and told to
scan the family portraits to see IL the
'housek eeper" was there. This he did.
selecting the portrait Of a woman who
was wearing the vely dress and who
had the same expression on her face
as the visitor who had puzzled him.
Yes" said the hostess That is
our ghost A couple Of hundred years
ago this lady murdered her husband
in the very room which you occupied"
This" says the Michigan professor.
is the only ghost story known to me
for which I have not been able to
suggest an explanation. II is without
taking OF any sort. and all circum-
stances tend to prove its genuine
ness" = Copyright. 1913. Thompson
Feature service-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

New store. new stock. old location.
See our new quarters. Ell PasO Seed
Cos 523 E San Antonio St, Just East
Of Court House.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

Back at the old stand with new
quarters. Entirely NV took of re-
cleaned seeds. bird. dog. poultry SUP
plies. etc Fl Paso Seed Co.. 523 E.
San Antonio St. Just East of Court
House.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

up in the senate pending the report
of the committee. The committee con-
cluded its hearings yesterday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

"JOhn Halifax, GeutIeman.s bv Mrs
MrlOek. ~ condensed hy RaSfI King
viii he printed in the next issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

Officers and Directors.
A. H. LOOMS. Pres.
C. F. knight. LIST Vice Pres.
D. ". Bronson. End Vice Pres.
L A. Cardwen. Sec
]. D. Walker. Treas.
". H. Rich.
". B. Murphy.
For any further information
desired. address L A. Cardwell,
Sec, Las Cruces. y NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

Call a Swift Messenger. Phi. 1521-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

Curtis. 6 Coz buy Liberty BOnds.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
The Detroit Oil Cor.
pOratiOn


OF Las Cruces. New Mexico. IL
incorporated at 5000. 900: our
holdings consist OF 5000 acres
in the Detroit BASIN field. q
miles north OF Las Cruces. We
are close to the Santa Fe track
and have contracts for all nee
eSsary water. two items which
will greatly reduce develop
ment costs. We believe we are
in a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
Shallow Well Field

and our belief IS borne out BY
statements Of eminent oil
biologists. Our holdings were
examined by
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
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FL FOR YOUR AcW.SrOMAcH )Y

Gsrvin ssnasl Garsin. fEscgAie
q rAsis valley.
orsgor's Mar. psrpetasssd
Guads Noted Soathora orator.
Gran -V. ; Grant. prcsidcm
crcrr- lseosensns rov<nof ct Tex
a.
Harmon Jntnon Harmon. Talked
ststes attorney several ~ho ccsfple'
~ sui, Awarding Gr~cr county 10 O.
Urgad States
fla-pes Oscar G 1arpcr clerk a
/ caaSliis. ional c,Nscntiun.
Hasseii -C. X Hs, kcr rncmeer q
ccas Fuiicual coavcnisoa
H1eh-s ~ e 4axhvs nfcmher Of
ccas,ilusicnsi Convention.
jsrkson kndfp~ Jackson. prcsi
dent
jefferson r omas Jefterson. Afier
gcgivr~on
5rAu-son y x Jchns'on. governor
~ chicksa~S
kxy-S Spelling of lesser X q
county was originally kno~H
Nsngiisaer Rsnches ncar what i
nos Ksasiisher osla
kicns lrdiaa .rlbe.
re fiore- Prem n..ui family Ia the
C,hirkasaw Indian tribe
laggm~r James |. i.as lmer member
esyass.irs sosal convention
liucola Abraham l.lnoola, Fresi
eea;
foeen ,senc~M Jo~n A Logan
vafsra Sasges senator from Illinois
Leaoer of chiektsa~s.
Eov~ Rohssrs Love. leadev aaponr
csGrkasa~ iDaians
Ms'lain- aries " Nd.asn. mem
boz sensational conseotion
Mecarsasm Gorcfnov GFeen McCar
tain. ., chocsaw Indlsn tribe
Melasos b waisam Meiniosh. Indian
chssf
Malor-J. G Major. rlernbrr Of con
Esntsonas convention
MarzssalI chseg Justice John Mar
stall.
Msyes- Samuel II. Mayes. C1eroket
gnaiau chief
FER Bill Murray
Murray VI. IL Murray. member q
can stsHtsonat convention
WgxkoeaSa-- intisau tribe
Noble -5,sssa " Nohie, sccrsiaIy 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

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ND f>-ceie
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yreek l,sissn sosis a. sisrei
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t,ss~a lnsiisn fthe
rAse~ csplela David 4. ra,ne. :
lss,mst
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r,<ts~sscsn,e Ncssd lsdl.n ehsef -
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Reg~ Min. Ros~ Nm.. res.s
sairsn,sn
Reersv J,,n Res~s. prominent ~
Ch-sckce iafisn trfhe
Senslnsic indian tfihe
sc0ocyea lnscus~ " ChcFcAo. Al
phshc;
Stceasos Soaerersmsa from We.
non. Texas
Texas Mc-s II ctiiscn. iNcm Tex
Yer Senator.
Tniman l1ssj n Tiliman. United
S,Nssu senatcr
rsl<a Indian subdivision o, Greek
srihc
wseonc~ Railsosa man
washlnF,ou 0~crse washiaFscn.
president.
wasafs Name o, ~cam nowlns
,hrcarf connfs
Woodward siockhcider IN santa
rc raiIr,ed
Woods Samuel Wood. Kansas iaw
yer
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IN -c~oR OF
FALLEN HtRoEs

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
Acid-Stonlach Ruins
Health Of Millions

snlis sie-sAfh sofertn< ani t,>kes "a
cd. seess. esaieFsslar end ~<f,snx,
New can ~ - larltcf c>rntr 80
va o. arov sri.t-siomsch D. wr<k
ss.nr hrA'th--Iaie up rassery nf-cn mis-
81 Until yeu syt - tNs fs,ing ~t,ess ,ea
~ tesn ard go ard thst lic hss ia
Al ~ laes. kemcmt~r. fass a. soi.i.
ns,nih ruins treth. - ncid stomach
ralns hesah.
rssc kAp,>iC. ft'ssos>l. lnFt lilr
a - II sandY snd usales the stomsch
fpsi hue. loa can tlien eat the things
wa like and. What h mofV. evcty
mouffinl ss,a cat ~til count In eres,lne
po~eg and energy. Noa u icel - moch
tstier- have pensh znd Pep thc pc~rr
ani wlA ~ 10 thinee and 80 resn'ts.
ant ssscr stomach mlsrTy w'ill he gone.
rskc Onr alvicc. Get q h,s box II
fAfONiC iram mar draggisl tcsisy.
a cS,ess - liilc. 1t a iki.l to remove
var sscmsch iisirsss. h. ~ia rcfani
war money. That = guaranteed. y>sa
are % bs s.tis.lcd o. money rcfuntct.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
+ RE CkLE- c {
svn and Wind 1rirs Out Ugly Spots
Now 70 Remove tasty.

Bun snd Wind 1rsnp Out Ugly Spots
Now 70 Remove lastly
Hsreis chance. MIS- Fsxkls fac.
90 Try remedy for frsckkss With she
susrsnfnc ~ reliable concern that i
VIII mon aosf you penny uuss~s y
removes IN. f-s.kscs: wifilo n a d0s-s
give yoo elesr cosnplerion the ak
pence h sxifiinx.
sir1ciy gef an ounce ~ Oihine
double ssrenFih-fyun any draxas'
znf = fsp s1p1icsssons should fsDs
yo1 how eaxily II 10 so rsd ,sour~slf OF
ne ksssrly srsxt's~ snf ct bsalri
ful oosppIerion. H~rriy h more thar
one ooBrs neede6 for fha wors case
r. sure 20 asa The drusssst for fhs
doubir efrTnr>fh Othfne as shI
sfrrnzfh j. eoid under smafansce u
money hack " u fails 20 remove
freskIes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
X xg x Y = X n aN X gH
PRAIRIE GROVE NEWS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KIM
Mrs 1. $ Haas and daash,er. irene
spent Saturday 10 Guthrie.
MrB Hurnon n Perry spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs G G Hixon
Mr. and Mira Waiber Murphy Of
oksahoma City spent Sunday with Sir
and Mrs ssusrd and Mr. and Mrs y
MurT'hy
Mrs o G sumner ~ Perry viii
pend fee DAYS with ber daughter.
Mrs e e iIixop. Mrs O. |. Murphy and
Mrs Bender Divide
W q Murpby a saltwater viii spend
Friday wish his brother, ] y Murphy
Frank Chadwick, as ueuai zen,
Sunday with Miss Anna Haas
Miss Netsie HIron went 10 Perry
Saturday
Ttose that paescd thr eighth grade
examination are. fsora casaTspsll
Garnet stiiss. OPAL Murphy. Ralph
Brown and AIoDzo Ford
Miss Opal Murphy ss'~ns Thursday
and Friday with her broth~r. q |. MIR
ply Of sol E1a~t Harrison.
Mrs c y KrauSs. Mrs John Pail and
woifse NICHOLSON drove TO I~nxrton.
Thursday.
J u muyhy ~ens. over 10 FISHERS
wednr DAP. after load 81 oats.
vrs { y Kmss has just psrcbzssd
= nee raETs
a,bers K~enpsr wcns 70 Guthrie.
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs G l. Murphy ssfendad
she lodge. X Of L. Tuesday esens =.
- - - -. - ! .s-.--... =. a .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

ilne has progressed kasosahlt the
spai bel - said ta - glnlstlsa and ths
laying II li.a ralIs Il to be beNuu .
seon aa ttaey ase a.lismea Fspress
sorysee frvsa Nladlseafak ~ Unsk t.aA
been fea0nesi fsanngly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

- E~neeal saie al raa nf'ed 50 o.
AZ 90 aa~ps a Jlsa aalts 4 20 Yoag eEs
ard occupation ana 60 ksep y,sr isow
eia regular when sen feel ihai yaa
have eaton too mueh and Nhen eeaafi-
i'atsd. isho eue n Chamberlain
Tablets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

laF flstp fpe ghnGf naii18Al ssgs fhe
natsonal aae - ltaly 4 hnasn ~ a.
shrssly :. tha eitallan SaSsoaai lEYinAv
anil tlsas ~ I'satuknl a. Esla NitlvnasI
Air ~ I'vFgaga pts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
CATTLE RAisEas Aae
SALT or The EARTH

The cattle fairers ~ Logan county
are counting Into their own Tkry haze
builded we'll and their worth and
services 20 the country are duly az
precIaled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
Washing Won't Rid
Head OF Dandruff


The only sure WAY % gel ria ~ dan
dsuff is 90 dissolve "a, then you a.
slrus ll rn,irely 70 10 this evi shou
tcar ounces ~ trdiaAry llquid arson
appis X at nisht wnrn retiring. as'
enonxh "a moiefcn he scalp ana rut
Il IN gently WIN ths finger Ilas
10 this tonight. ard hy morning
most u no, al. " youf dandraff vii
be gone. and thrrc o. four more avpli
cations viii compile cls dissolve snJ
entirely dcsiroy every single sign AMI
tree, ~ v. no matter how much dars
drBif you may have
Yoa wlli find. so0. that ell itchinF
and dlggins of thc scar wiil sion Al
oncc. and your hair viii be raffy. ias
iFoas. glossy. siiky and sofi. and loo
snd feel a hundred times better
You can get llqaii aryon at any
drug store u ~ inexpensive and
never fails 10 DO the work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

The Ntaf dpank tssi iiauner Is uUn
feeafsitsl a. Gar naiisnal aiihrm tisss
~ England. tiod Save tlia klng of
France 1fsss NIafyeilgstse Tgss ots ~
ailiez apparensly aase so alstinsaisb- =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

iluy bsasia ~ Chamberlain taAlH
and fissfFhnea Nemssi9 ts faFa leayAnS
bssne Az gals u eaHn't he obtained
whsn oH q hunting. flsttaS ~e pssa'
pemlax trip Aestaer san IA ise %
tanned whlla On board ~ eafs 90
steamships ana NJ saeh times AnM
piaeea h il most ltkely ~ be- nsestsAi,
fha sats way a tn have it wilh ynls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

h~>a.i<s shsse rslalal astArks nl in-
ex<<ssea. thAi a~iel el.aaast. lrmrs
f<<1n< slrf salne eni teenrA.tl
sto1s<h usirrry tilaf son 49, have
vsF~<><nees n kne~ - wrHi t-nsAiss
cs~<&ainx ixlch,nr. tss-d .rsf-cailnF.
sref fn.aaach chan.ldlstr~sIuehssftisfn
-t<~tags ~ thu. AtlR. >nlN,th
sns<~suines the hcsah Ard tAfs ne
-swaEth ~ n,lllaoaas-
itvs.a tcat 60 "a - tls'-e siemseA
nlsrFse< therv : NJ tEi'ls,e y iare war
saonnarh tr-uhFs ala en3. - "a \ =
vtu Anean sclenllte ials that nlAny
sereos silnlsuls kAsx t1<lf start II a.
scft slom sch.
Ear noe thls very dsy ~ ert "a II
scufs<onssh 4 mirsgiss. TaSe EApOAiC
tho -coftrfel rvuleis thai ahSoFhs
sh~ sxcrs< acii tron the sf,fnach ant
trsngs INSTANT rViacf. lca ftmply
bsse ~ i3cA hov much tTsfer. str,nFsF
snt brighter va frxl ~ opce. u drtses
cat Ali the gss an1 blcss, pts a. lnl-
mediate stcp o. belesiEg an hearthuru.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

II may be Interesting 70 know that
The offane of John y. toekefollsr is
double lise oomDined fortunes os An
drew Carnegie. Henry Ford. yinoen,
Asfor and ne elisor Of TO Minneapo-
lis neseenger.~
Work on the South Siberian trunk
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4 : is.as ssree,s 10 a. - 0elhu'
fhsr-iss.
NJ u & ntA- ssseeis ,e slslg A.,
lsrpt- sandss. NJ ana NJ q
Naua,
rsn relfeI1en d rfrsshlns IN ~
isni. eic,sa mllos seaih~cst II GAIA
rae
osFn~ siint wcrsias al ~ Ga'h
- lsandft
vse c.lAs r~a ~sn, ~ npmfishl,
Saturday
ri Hwssh snd nsm ruliam ~snt
cui 70 Mr. nlrshls place sanda,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

a. eva'd he esry niiins and tr,,psf
NJ ne men IN 'hs nilusf, assie, q
she unpci ssatea. =. n, army. navy
and MARINE eor.s rhoald capr~s m
way their gratitude to ghr wumea
~ their counsrs whe have hackcs
thsnS Wp 80 splcndadis during she
war aud WIN arr ssiii earrslne on
can state from personal cxlea
ence that sfailiua, has BEEN voy
kccnis tcy and shai fho coraforts
made fcsslhle hy shc women have
been mcrN than appreciated
prqoac that an orxanircd effort
he started To- cslleei enough money
~ contributions from men Who have
been IN she service ~ who are .siil
serving GO ercs fftns ioellunnial
60 these wcrkers Mas susRcsl ihat
marble statue of ~ihc Creates, NJ
iher in the world ur~d in the last
RID Gross drtyr. might be niunT
NJ w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

The big niephsnf Jnmao ~aa brought
20 fhe United States IN 1850 and ex'
SHIFTED vlsh Bsrnam. bailey 4 llaich
ineons circus Bntl fsss. 10 ~.
kflicd - 81 Thomas. Ontario. b. 4
orana Trunk railroad train ~ sept
embcg Is, 1896.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

II cosir ti4a Sew Orleans Hallway
and Llfrni Company goFe tan $50 q
DAY io replace broken aFc lamp gio'saa
Flfteou giolsos on an average ara
lrohea every DAY. ssyen out u every
ten by ussolflrsous boys.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

The fastest Trip afuufnl tita WoEld
paa nsade BY Juhu tlsaty tfsafs ia
1914 elslssy glse days twssfr ono
isHsfa siist tlalsty alx minutes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

To Purity eia Enrich the aiocd
Take GROVES TAETfJ.Esie fhsli
toxic ~nH.h - aihsrsy IHoS an'i
QiIAiNE unapsDsssd IN EYrap 50
pisasans Even cblIdren Like Il You
csn coon f.-a rs nEshaniax. Ia
sievfssing Effect. i'ftcc eae.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

Sailors consider II very mniacky 80
point toward another ahip II in their
custom 10 nod toward or 60 Indicate
he presence otherwise. bao never to
point
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

State ~ ohio. City o; Toledo.
fsucan County. ~
Frank Cheney nRloa oath lhat b.
In senior partner of tts firm ~ v !
cheney A. CO.. dnlng business In thn
city uf Tnledn. County and state
Aforesaid and that sasd firm viii pay
the Sum of ONE HUNDRED DOi.-
LARS tor Zach and every ease ~ Ga rs
&end for testimonials. fire.
" = CHENEY a CO. Toledo. o
Soid bv all druggists. Tic.
HALLS Family Pills for conHgipafior
'arrh that cannot he cured hy he 49,
of HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE
FRANK J CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before mo and subscribed
In my presence. this eth day ~ DE.
cember. A. u 1856. A. w GLEASON.
tSeab Notary Public
Halls catarfh Medacin. II taken in
tsrnsliy and acts through the Hood on
The Muconm Surfaces az ihu aysifm