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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

mouth aud nose WREN you cough or
sneaxe and insiat that others do ~.
too
Always ~anh your hands before cat
ing
Do not uvcreai Thia appbes ~spcr-
laily 10 naaals aud egRs,
Eat some hard and sotnc bulky
foods, Aome fruits,
Eat slowly chew thoroughly.
Drink sufficient water aally
Eyacnate thoroughly. regularly,
Stand. ait and walk sresi
Do not allow polaons and infrctIous
10 enter the body
Keep the teeth. gums and tongue
clean
Work. play, rest aud sleep In mod.
GRAFTON.
Keep serene. Worry Ia tho so~ Of
health. cui,ivp,e the companionship
of your fellow men,
Avoid aeif .dfugsing heware tho
plausible huupbag " the patsnt ncdi-
cline rakcf.
Have your doctor exaUlne ynu care
FULLY once year Also consult your
dentist at regular Intervals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

sLANDERED MONEY

There used 10 be an old ad~xc to
he effect that money could buy every
Ing but health
Was II truey
AT this moment. there are IS1o30
people In thr United states Who are
doomed 10 die within the next twelve
months of tuberculosis. u pr~yrnlabie,
durable dIsease. unleas they have
help.
All these Heople need medical care,
good food. frosh AFR and knowi<dEc
Of how 10 care FOR themselves
All thems services IN know ledge
ol physicians. The skill of surgeons.
the advice os dtriHian~ cust Iitti"
money But the lives OF fil.ss.vso doom
cd people. aud the health Ut unkno~n
hundreds of thousands Of others arm
worth little money. arc they mott
Red cross Christmas 8ssys.
Are dedicated 10 the stamping out
of this prcventable. eurabic disess~
Tuberculosis
Take some OF your siandsred monsy
-~a few cents, few dollArw-wnd ~
II retrieve this smirch on It's rcVasA-
tlon. Let Il buy Health tor your city,
The 1912 Red cross Christmas scai
sale " now on. Have you bought
yoursf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
I'm THE GUY

I'm the guy who sprawla his feet ot
the scat In front OF him while ridini
In train or street ear,
Why should -
I've raid 40 ride The seat Ia emps,
when put my feet on II. want it
be comfortable,
Ils not my fault II others HoA thei'
clothes when they sit on that seat lat
er. That their worry
Nor II Il up 70 me II folks have t
stand or look for another seat or mus
ask me 10 take my f~ei down,
I'm comfortable resting that way.
they want to sit down let them looi
around, or II they don't ask for ths
seat let them niand,
n picascs me and 20 hong as hays
paid my fare | Intend to be as com
Portable as possible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
New and Wonderful
Hair Removing Secret
tNow to Get Rid OF Roots and AN

The secnet III out Any woman
bothered with superfluons hair can
row rid herself OF this trouble alb %
luteIy not only the surface hairs, bu'
he roots as we'll by what Il known
IL the "phelactine process" The ncw
method does away with numerous and
expensive Visits TO the cleciroiysIa ex-
pert. Does away with depilstorIes or
shaving at frequent Intervals, Moth
Ing like II ever known before Oct a
stick of pheiactlne from your drug.
yist. follow the easy instructions and
have the surprise OF your life,
You do the work In q few seconds.
your own home. without Inc least
injury. The hair-ropis come out be-
fore your very eyes. leaving the skin
soft. smooth, hairless. Phelactine IN
odorisss. non irritating, and 90 harm
less you could eat "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

homework ! an telling my frisnds
sbcrt IT, Mn. J. N. CAhus, 728
Caroline St.. Key West Florida y
Many women q some period IN their
ME suffer from ailments peculiar 70 their
NIX and which h most cases may b.
readily relieved BY this famous root and
1e1b mediciDs, Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. just - Mrs.
Camus found Il heIpedsher aft1r suffer.
Ing fcr ysars and trying everything sIss
IN vain.
II you hsve any snnoying Symptoms
you fsil - underStsnd, write Lydia z.
Hnkham nedIcins Co., Lynn, Msss.
rhe rsguIts u the3r - years expogteaos
y esvfsen4 vsmen q - eut t3ses f. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
.pOslAM FORCES
A|uNC SKIN
TO IMPROVE

To be- rid OF an unsiahtly skin trou
BILE is real physical and mental relief
II your suffering from eczema dis
treNm has been ,ntense, you are gu !.
titled to the great comfort that Po~-
lam can bring sou quickly II makes
the work Of healing short aud pleas~
ant. A little goes a long way and
does great deal. The skin responds 40
eagerly Itching irritation sioaA Plm-
Piles and raahes 80. and. hrst OF all
poslam Will not. can not, harm
Sold evarswhsre. For tree sample
write 10 Emergency Laborgsorics, IT
West isth ST, New York City,
foslam Soap ~ the tonic soap foi
the skin and will fresheu and beauty
your complexion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

After the meeting games were p,ayed
snd refreshments were ser,d 10 osissh
Wade. kdward kes her. nntord Mar.
TIN, Pete Morrison. Robert Miller
Eugrne Rasnhart. Rudolph Shlnn
Mart IArey. nonath Rlllinss, Lester
Waited, Glenn Lciiner and l.cRoy
Logan
Y " "
rh~e< pays' Rssr&t.
The Catholic college of Guthrie,
beginning Friday. Dec 4. viii conduct
= ihree days retreat Cor she pw alm ot
tho various schools and other Young
ladies who Wish 10 participate. Va
ther Augustine. q = n of Sacred
Heart Abbey. Oklahoma. wiil proslde
~ rctrc~i master. An Young ladies
who With 10 come. phone s,ls Tor rvs :
crsatNnS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

wss REPRESENTED Ia this mssrtiug
hs a praxy. Was eiceted rs chair
tnsn IN sat steaG
~Thx ~ss the tsrg innlAx ~ a
gHsrraas II FaesidlinS on the psrt
of Ne=sraw In the ltfsh district
f1angaign ahkh had Cor ifx rer
gs@~. the placing ~ N,siraw's
interests ahead ~ HArr~s1 sud
shi~h resulted In smbarr4ssmsn
Hsrwha and his supporters
~ithcGs sRy cosnpenssting bene
ITS tie entsre RM@uat ~ sunney
s~@isesi through Nst;rsw fresn
be nztioaai e0mmlftee and ah
sther scHrx~s teing ebiy H.tssi.
shsle In 1915 Stsse Chairmsn
seissler s@ear~d xls.fso frwm the
sastenal committee
"Hsvsng he~a rssier~i ~ the
-~pnusibils.r for .he district
saEpaIgn. ! eas st liberty TO
ieymts lny whole attention ta
fkisheH4 tSeuuty Jake Hzmou
sare mr. $1,000 for the ewanfy
raiHgmlgn. Arthur ts~iesler gave
sor SO Judge HarrwiA gsvp mr.
&-ls. aC& ! res~lre1 s1isH frnm
y s. Asexanfer. never at any
'ssne revived "a nHrh ~ one svsss
frxssn Hcssrsw sr amp II his hand
fs8sked resn mIffs~. VITA less
Than sl.1s. ~~ rnt NJ ) rsmraign
wkheh the H~sn1crxtlr managers
belsesr cssSf Bsuy times that
nush. We bad ne help Of say
ksad frcul either Ms<sraw ~ bits
sxtsrted ik~utsnanfs We bad Ba
~E~~sh rnssinx, even sas time NJ
tndge Hsrregd t%ing sV~pt ether
sixe We had little newspaper
sRgpcrr. xrh ere encountered the
afsfeslfier ~ sbe federal. state.
comSty and city administrations,
sho mssard their resources
against US Our vtexcry w1s the
-s'sssls ~ rrgsHlEstinn and ~ the
loya' supperi ~ eur pr~lnct
90 ~yksrx
N Ms-srsw wsnses Harrei1
stesfssf. ha b&6 a psnf way ~
showing " he uslEt2iB-s' kesd
quarters IN Okkxbomm City 20 BE-
SURF. bat tan -as fer the yUr
pfsse ~ fnrfh~fiDx bic o~n ran-
'1s1acg rather than helping Hsr
RID. ~ wts Also the publlefty be
obtxin~f shysurh his frs~Ediy
relations vifk tie Dklzh0scsu
Hae ssrenB@us ntJeftion 20
ss~assi~r having anything
10 10 VITA the campaign was for
h* pnNpos@ ~ elsmiBassnx n
whose fnfln.nex snd ex-
p<rs<ne~ were ~ great raine, sBd
Ia this. az in hfs opposition "a
me. be was arsGxfea not by q
visa 10 serve Judge Harr@}dfs
infersss bot shs fs~ling xgxID-t
/ msn rho wss mot for Nsstrsw
Tor cozmlttsnxn
Let IL be understood. flaere
'0re. that the ri<tery 10 this
vnnsy ~as xchi<ysd uast te-sxnse
X SEythfng that Ns<sraw did.
+ ~ In spite Of all th9f BE- aud his
~S lsried lse'ws~nsnss' ecgss3 90 10
NJ bsrrs~s TIE men and women
30 were sanrer~fy trying ~
.less ln4sge Hzrs~ld These fart.
AZ bs v~rifl<a BY ingniring n
edge HsrysN ~ fn their trusa.
nlY~ss s--A. L. HiLFErT, Chair
rzh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

the matter Of employment To insure
.yeryona has his right to sarn lisine
regardless Of his mcniher.hlp or non
membership IN any ersanlsasion.
ITO prevent any Interference with
persona seeking through honest effort
to woFN and earn an Hol.rst living
To protect everyone IN his lawful riEhl
70 conduct his business or affairs a.
.r deena proper. so lorg ~ he does
not encrouch on the rights Of others" !"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
c. 5. SILVER DUlIXKS
GO ABOVE GUILD

A silver dollar ia nov worth 8 cents
more than gold dollar. and Bryan
rises 10 ask: Are the New York H.
nAncters living ~ 10 their claims Of
ncresty that they made 20 vocsferouY !.
~ IN 1897 Or are they paying their
debts in cheap gold dossar?. Bryan
viii have To give the finsnr'crs crsdss
for one tbin@- During all the pears
that silver dollars were Sorfh 80 cents
or less. they paid and promised to psy
vita god one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

Pryor. De s-Tbe seres sszroes-.
49, Ksys. Sina Kerr. Rufss Keys.
James Joezson. Eva Burxezs. Emma
Bzrxeas and Martin gseSdon--scczzs
81 Of kiIiiss Charles Prts<hzsd, farmer
sesr chOtess- The nisAe Of Asgsss =.
vzn b ssSsd ~ tsis term Of Naye<
cosssy tfs<z1c1 oDars- vhs<A oceped
foday.
n sa1D nfght ~ Pstt<har1 vns
so. 60 neszo vuDen ve~e ssrious-
y usun6e1 ~ ~ hes1 o. ~
~ - e&ss ~ - *t Kss n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

,rible pains and IN
awful weakness Ia
my beck. The doc
tor gave me din
|erenf medicines but
they did me no good
|AfYiend asked me -
try Lydia 4. Pink.
hams Vegetable
Go mpound and l.
found u 10 b. the
best medicine | ever
tried becsuse H.
made me well, and
1 can now d NV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

Hen A A. ~nisM. Taiss, OK
kkh@zx ny iAe@r Sar. I thank
x~1 Ter year fnrvs u the ninth-
~ stksh ymg w~rw ~e Kind as o.
pavs sA&s UklsAuans c<,arsy re-
fEssscs IL Judge harr~ii. ana
SsxseD<es - to hen enr v~uEty
~sss1AEssscn wss xebe &c spinx
Dxsaaoa1s cnansy frmM q aesn@
sYxssc mssefssy 81 a.ssU te q Eaa
,Trsty ~ LIT for Hsrrid
II sm the Eerr fwxdy 10 cuEn
ptT With ycur request e-ecEuse Il
an gyyxr~ns efsrrt 10 take The
srrs1ft ~ the rfstory IN this
surEsr srnss tAos~ Co whnm II
f<ssngs gr& hessyw II sgsew hers.
The psiis OklxheaaAn on Mon
Gsv rwkwrrxA 10 the 4ss~xs0n ~
Harres9 a. A NrGrxw ysrsoss,
st& inftr~Dxw h~in< that the
svvss.f fer the result belongs ge
Mr%sras aud that tks D6iaaey
~ Mssrxw t. sBry~s-t hEsn sef as
SefsH ha&1n n4tzgf&l fozn E3isie<
g&xn viii be rfywa AH iur~tws hy
Tie sExxrstipn that saas~ Mr-srap
Ass E2s ev~F' o Ks4yhfNxn rbc-
s1ry ta the frfrh ~ ran d. a.
Mrseh fer the p2fty In the eafirt
xsxfs
-MsGrxr has .h~~n 81 disr>
tsthssn t~ 6A&snsm r~snsn Slhiiitr
fer fAr ssaiezseef that - y te
~Axrx tase vts~ry with HxrrsId.
ia fsss. wk~r Fshn Ezbry. er
A@zsa.ag i. tos1 Nr<ssax that the
s1xsE ~ fcssA sxs q mistake apd
scsxSe-l hsm o. Seny r~ss-snssbiii.
sx. sksssrsw dewsined 10 do as
knsrr aSrise-d
Iy@xs siesrse6 last year IN the
rAxsrwxBSsip ~ the EepgbIFxn
e@8mfste< II eaish~nx ~ AMI
&3Se sm sh~ ~hxgrmxnship ~ the
xcHnists~ ~ tie FfftA r@nxvs
ssosss dss&rbeF,
sl~s. smss hsfosw the prfsAsrr
al ~hkA IH4xe Hxrr~a6 vas
r~masxss-x. Ns<Svxw presented Ia
ne q 4<asnA. ssr.sgh 1sdge
Hsrrsaa. that ! r*~lrn the rhsir
Esr a<hip t< tAs rc1g-wTssonsl
ssznEsttee. sss f~ssa.s t~saEg tsxs
7 1k1 nos fzrcs Nfsrzys r~
eses<sea - nxstensi, cennisies
n2sn
-hsrr<ta sosd rDe that Me<rxw
bad snss3< TIE sAs~St. thss Brk~~
] ~esx s~zDrv~s srsssn tke ~hsir-
s@ansAip be. Ne<sfsw, wvws6 give
Rg frs ~ txf sfe ~ the CAM p2ixn
and wpxst etssxls m@nt frum the
h1fsssn&s sw4znsEstss~ Nstrrxlsy |
rv-~Nrss tkss effsrg 60 nsr the
szsssessT ~ Tie EsfEoNaG ewsan mlt
ss~ 40 rims fs effect my pan-
is2saz~zs fur tsrinx 10 suprcrt
4n@ssrs than Nessrs~ for s1efn-
nrssxs~<rfz sDd replied ~ ie:-
ter sArcush ledge HxrreiE. ~
fus@ng - r<k2ga
- u<<xiEx " the epngr~s.
st,zsI csmUifte< wss h<b on
AssD1xy fals@wiug the srtnary .
~srr<soz. Cs The <<rsa ane-n bess.
skr-e vtrs pr<~ens In s.erSon and
f.~s By pss8T- BY a vote ~ !
fOEr 70 tknnk all offsfw~ in the
ewEEMisEst cfgs nfs4fs~n ~srr te.
81 n<z rse41s- xfter ~kita Msrsnr
hsxssyrsE x GxFr1a r~eHfF. wAo |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
II YOU WANT !.
i. TO KEEP WELL

yentfiate every room you occupy.
Wear loose. porous clothing suited
TO season, weather. and occupation.
II you are an indoor WORKER. bs sure
10 get recreation outdoors
sleep In fresh air always; In The
open II you can.
Hold q handkerchief before your
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
Political ADVERTISEMENT
M'cRlW ASSISTS
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Hilprit Explains McGraw's Aid to Demo
cratic Party Who in Turn. Aid McGraw
Through Their Official Organ, the Daily
Oklahoman, and the Active Support OF
Tom Wade, Democratic National Com
mitteeman

The following letter from A. l. Hiprit. chair
man Of the Oklahoma County Republican Committee,
u Hon. A. A. Small Of Tulsa, which was published in
tAs Oklahoma City News. November Is, is self
explanatory:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

The Acorn club met yesterday ri
the home cs Mrs y w Lints. Mrs
Jchn noies OF San Francisco. Tor
mcr member Of thu club, wa the only
special guest Mrs Chester Damon
had charge OF the program FOR shv
afternoon and she gave many sag-
sestions Tor Christmas presents EAch
Que OF the members also gave sug-
yestions for presents and the meeting
vas very interesting At the close 81
the afternoon dainty refreshments
were served The club viii meet
next Thursday with Mrs Damon. when
she will entertain the club members
with luncheon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE--Tw0 GOOD Jersey cOwx
Phone fn Party X. Call VI f1i1 y
Villas, y. =. Ransom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

Dancing masters ssy ihax fhe end
Of tbe var has Increased the dancing
craze shreefold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
Bridge Club

Mrs Earl Patterson VAS hostess 10
The Thursday Bridge club Yesterday
afternoon. The prizes for high and
law scores we're won by Mrs W II
Roascn aud Mrs A /. Evans. At the
close Of the afternoon a delicious t~o
course luncheon was served TO the
club members The next meeting o,
the club viii be with Mrs Carl Fair
field In two weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

The supenslon u work ~ miners
n GERMANY has cssse1 nasy ol Ne
ntn1ng comSsn5es h fI3t counssy 20
- n~nrA. w a \. sa4sy ss. as. ss y. n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
Q 4 1 Z y . 4 =
rninAv

FRIDAY.
Patrons club - Schools
nnee Al lone Mis- Marian N'sison
Apron sccsAi--we~s N n chuVh.
Friday Auction Luncheon Club
Miss Ida Nihlsck.
r>cmestic science Dsnner-Dr ant
Mrs ShArs.
SATURDAY..
Phi Delta Gamma CmbMr Jchs
Farrpw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

The csntsnary Of Jenny Llnd. ~tAs
vwsdsn nisAtinssls. \ wt,l - c~lsbsal-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
oAlIN vHovcNr.

n God hath made this earth 50 fair
Wherv ssn and death abound.
How hc~usifal beyond compare.
VIII Paradise be found
Montgomery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

The Clover Leaf club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs w N Mccoy. Sre.
cisl guests for the afternoon were
Mrs Francis Basemsn OF Los Angeles.
Mrs Carson and Miss Edna Gray The
afternoon was spent informally with
music and the club members are plan
ning 10 have parry for their husr
bands on New Years eve. AT the close
OF the afternoon salad course 9ss
served by the hostess.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

The Young peo9ie's class of the
Firi Christian church will give an in
formal reception to tho new members.
who were converted while Mr. Smith
the evangelist was here. The recep-
ton viii be held at o'clock at the
church and everyone Is invited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

The Loyal boys class N The Chris
tan church WAS entertained at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Sauffer. as
North Broad. The president. Edward
kes der, called the meeting to order
and officers were elected: President.
Lester Whitted; vice president. Glenn
Leifner. secretary treasurer. Pete
Morrison; assistant secretary. Buford
Martin: librarian, Eugene Bsrnhast.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

DIR and Mrs A A West are spending
the. week In Kansas City.
~ X IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

Miss Eta Walker was hostess 10
the Tau Pi Mu. The special guests
were Miss Hazel Parkhurst. Miss Es
iher Griswold and Miss Margare,
Sewers. The evening was spent In
psaying five hundred. The prizes were
won by Miss Alice Murphy and Miss
parkhurst. The club will meet in two
weeks with Miss Lsicile f,ocIey and
Mis-, Edna Broadic At the Dooley
home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-17
TARDIEU
HAS HIS
suspicious
sT RosHRr j. rREw.

PARIS. March 15.-That the Germans
uav seek - evada the obi cations o.
the peace treaty after it is signed was
ahe opinion expressed today IS Andre
ardleu. one of the French enpeace en-
Tc5s
There wiz be four Individual peace
conventions for the powers making UP
she former German alliance and NOT emo
general treaty as originally believed. Was
revealed by " Tardieu for the first time
NJ Tardieu does NOT believe that the
preliminary peace treaty for Germany
teiI be Sal for signatures b. Afarrh
g. owing - he absence Of President
wilson, b1t he expressed hope that every
-hing would he ready for submission IT,
the Germans bv the end OF April
The preliminary peace treaty With
'5ermany." said NJ. Tsrdieu. may yer be
found to constitute the final armistlee
serms There has been no proposal Sd
fore the peace conference Tor military
occupation Of Germany by the allies as
grarantee for the fulhllment Of the peace
terms Personally I ana convinced thar
he Germans win sign. although shall
not be surprised II they seek Is avoid
their Obligations afterwards.
The Germans are naturally the most
urgent, but we ara seeking rs complete
terms for Austria, Bulgaria and TURKEY
et the same time.
at the next DIenary session on the
peace conference Il IS Nkely that the
conditions to he imposed upon Germany
viii be communicated to all OF the dele
gates"
The statement that there will he four
separate sets Of terms throws all an
eirely new light upon tbe work or the
pesce conference. While tho covenant ~
the league of nations wtl not Sc s.rlttou
into the preliminaries the PRINCIPLES fu-
volved win be the guiding inspiration
for them.
It IS understood today that ths ques-
ton or Germany's frontiers Eastern.
Northern and WESTERN viii have been
fixed by the end Of next week
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-17
FROM SOLDIERS
From Harry Drackert.

> Archangel. Russia. Dec %. 1918.
Scar Folks AZ Home:
al received two af your letters dated
'ccober Path. and tho second Of Noven-
Der. and sure was glad to hear fram
YOU l also received letter from AIR
end Mrs ClauEh. never expected -
hear from them. RS II is quite a ~ hilc
aso since they loft Hammond
also set the letter you sent from
rarl and wis try aud write 70 him SOON.
WIN send the letter to hfe folks. Az
do not know his address ana they can
send it TO him.
see by your letter that All was CALI
ed and then they sent him notice not to
appear until further notice Well,
would not be q bit surprised Ia charlie.
carl and Al were all back home by the
time you get this letter
Wen I spent Thanksgiving fn rus
sia and VIII spend Christmas and Nesv
Year in The same place.
Gee. Il Us getting m he real winter
here. It reminds me of some de-= yvc
had las winter. fer the last few davs
tie weather has b7en aimast twenty ae-
low. ana I guess n wiU 81 colder than
that before the winter is over We are
good way unite Tho, NORTH place
where they have reladeer putting slcds
I have seen several reindeer teams pass
Down the street la tbc 1asf Neek osss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-17

strange American games, though
many 0f these games we're familiar
under their Freaeh names.
From forenoon until evening
they r0mped and ate and laughed.
Then, after more candy and ice
cream and lemonade. came tho final
surprise
Evary one Of the Youngsters got
a present Of some sort. Dolls. pic
ture books, skipping roH-s. non
guns. trains and jumping jacks an
peared as il By magic and the chill
dreu were loaded up viii them be-
fore they started for home By
common impulse the doughhoys
had elected themselves a commit
tee 70 help the ''Y" see to It tina,
everybody had good time. and
the only complaints heard We're
from the Young guests who pro
tested al having 10 80 home at all
IT vas the greatest day I'LL ait ne
short lives a. these four hundred
whom the war has left fatherless
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-17

ellnng IllL Ia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-07
HOSPITAL NOTES.

oscar Vonderbash was taken 10
the hospital Wednesday. He is cri-
tically i'll.
Mrs. John W. Eberhardt, 81 :.
Mill St. was taken 10 her home
Thursday morning.
Miss Olga Sauer OF Bremen who
has been seriously i'll for some time
Is slightly improved.
Martin Fodor, 421 Chaplin St,
South Bend. underwent an operation
Thursday morning.
B Charles Winsted. 22O y. Spring St,
was taken to the hospital Thursday.
Dan Ungrey who has been in 4
critical condition is improving.
sara Gceller, 119 K. Marion St. un-
derwent an operation Thursday.
Maurice Yenn of S. Spring St, left
the hospital Thursday.
a daughter was born Thursday
morning TO Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonso p.
Arata. 4O2 F.. Jefferson av.
Ivan Brady, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Brady, 14S w Marion St.
underwent an operation "Wednesday
for appendicitis at 81. Joseph s
hospital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-07
LOCAL BIRDS IN
1000 MILE FLIGHT
From New Orleans, La, to
MiShaWaka - Six Cash
Prizes Awarded.

Six pigeons belonging to members
Of the American HOmIng club OF this
city were awarded prizes in the 900
mile flight from New Orleans to
,lishawaka. The birds were liber-
nted at New Orleans. la. Wednes-
cay morning. July 30, Cash prizes
we're awarded.
The hrst bird to arrive here be-
longed 10 CAMEL Van Hoecke and
got 10 AIishawaka Sunday morning
at s:zS o'clock. second 10 Gustave
Martens. at 1896 o'clock Sunday
morning: third TO Bruno Pynaert.
Monday morning at 6:39 O'Clock
fourth TO Gustave Martens. Monday
afternoon at 2.5g; fifth 90 Julius
Boutte, Tuesday morning at 11:46.
and sixth to I'd Willikens. Tuesday
morning at 11.J5 o'clock.
Another flight IS planned for sun
day. Aug. "A. this 10 be a distance
OF 500 miles and will be rom Wi
EOna. Miss. 10 Mishawaka-
Officers OF the club are as follows:
John smith. president. julius Bou-
tee, treasurer. and George Clausen,
secretary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-07
ASSORTED LIQUOR
TO BE DESTROYED
Police Will Dispose of 100
Gallons of Booze When
Cases Are Finished.

There are 100 gallons of assorted
liquor in the safe at the AIishawaks.
police station at tne present time.
This has been seized at different
times by the local police throush
raids on parties arrested and tried
on the charge Of unlawful possession.
The liquor includes three star Hen
messy brandy, WHISTLES of good, bad
and indifferent quality. gin, etc. The
case against John Loytus, Hungarian
residing on Short St, is still pending
lie was found guilty IN the city court.
but appealed the case to the circuit
court. As soon as this is disposed Of
the loo gallons will 6e destroyed ac
COrding to Chief of Police PfendeI
who will send out invitations to the
ceremony.