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THEY'RE RUNNERS

be added $l0 as luxury tax Silk stockings sell for $3 pair and one must be careful to use the subway as much as possible in order not to walk through them on first day, especially when the fourteen dollar pair of shoes which one is wearing absorb damp ness like fuor dollar sponge. Wash ing comes high with soap at thirty cents cake, and bath is a luxury.
 Monsieur Jusserand, the French Amba 'sador in Washington has re- gently returned after long absence The collars for which he used to pay thirteen francs the dozen now are thirty-nine francs fifty in the same great shop at which he has been trad ing twenty years and his sixteen franc hat has mounted to forty.
 Frying S2 steak for two in a Sl saucepan is privilege enjoyed only by the rich and a glass of beer qs twenty cents plus five cent tip to the waiter tastes very bitter to a thirsty wayfarer.
 The laboring class at one time wa eating much rice. But lately that com modity reached figures out of propor. tion to the salaries of the working man.
 A few days ago Food Minister Borel caused the arrest of spectators who were offering rice for sale at forty cents per pound. It turned out that the rice has been obtained from th2 food ministry at the legal price of sixteen cents a pound. But it had hao circuitious journey before reaching the consumer passing through six al- legged brokers who in turn levied per- centage on the rice. They were each fined two hundred francs and costs.
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ENGLISHMEN DECORATES;
 WOMEN DO THE WORK

LONDON, April T. Demobolization is returning men servants to England in ever increasing numbers and the wealthy householder has no difficulty now in hiring butler, footman, groom chauffeur or page-boy. The shortage of women servants, however daily be- comes more acute. Unlike the women, the men have no objection to return ing to their old indoor domestic jobs. The reason, according to a West End Employment agency manager, is that the male indoor servant is chosea mainly for decorative purposes the women do the work.
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COSTS SOME
 ID LIVE IN
 GAY PAREE.

PARIS. April T. (Coresponden ce of The Associated PreSS)- Ameri- cans are cheerfully paying the exor- Ditant prices charged them for neceS- sites in France, while the natives pay and groan, declared an Associated Press correspondent who has beer making an investigation of French nigh cost of living. Three American men recently paid S2 for | taXicab ride that the taXimeter should cost about 70 cents. A meal without wine for the three hungry ;cribcS cost S20
 The following figures show the diff ference between the prices now pre- vailing in France and those of the anti-war days.
 Butter $2 pound against 70 cts, before war, eggs S2 dozen versus twenty-two cents and vegetables rang 'ng from fourteen to fifty cents 4 pound could be obtained for four, five and six cents previous to the war. CheSe has advanced from forty cents, to ninety, coffee from forty cents :o Sl.9O. Meat has advanced three huno- ed percent, chicken which were sixty cents are now S2 and very slim bird@ It that.
 The cheapest business suit cannot be obtained under $50 to which must
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TERRIABLE INDICTMENTS

PROT, SERBIA, April T. One of the most terrible indictments agair- st the Bulgarians during the war has been pronounced here by Mihailo Ns- tetich, Serbian Metropolitan for Pirot district, who declared to The Associat' ed Press that of 306 Serbian Priests deported by the Bulgars 156 were shot or hanged and 27 others died of starvation or disease.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-07

Evenrude motors and repair parts q. J. L. Graef's.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-07

Gasoline and distilate at J. l.. Graef's
 n.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-07

Elaine. EOgene and pearl oil at J. l.. Graef's. tf.
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An explosion of gasoline, used fo" cleaning purposes. caused fire ay Mccarthy recently The kettcrcr house. where the explosion occurrc..
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Charley Chong'S restaurant, Shorty Carrors barber shop and the Latin building were destroyed by the fire which followed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

whh LnrAt4 ArrTir ARROWS. - they
yspnua fuaeb As sst ~ the disease
fNaffh 81 Ioftl dlaeage Efestly ins
glRsnsh ~ cuHstiFalinnal eVhtttisn4.
WnI ln order 20 eHfa ls snu muH' taka
ah lutarnsl rmtas Halls estsaegh
Medicine Is taken 'pssrnaily and arta
ihUi iha hiuui On thv Hnenns HafFtea
~ the tpalrW flaiiv t'aiaffh Mrdirins
wAs prescribed ~ ore ~ his hcas
pbylelana IN fhlA eauHffy FOE years
n Is composed u snme ~ tha br~t
lonlcs knawa. combined with sosa~ ~
ihe besl blntA pufllirr The parfess
continuation ~ lhe ingredients IL
fIsNa f'alArfh Nedwina la what pro
tinrn4 Nurh aeudeftil rfHulia il e.
iaffhal conditions Ford iof seetsinan
isle. fgsv
h j CHENEY 4 co. PROPS Tolcdo.
81
Az uNgNiAis 7sc
flalls fsulllY rHis far constipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
CAY NIGHT PARTIES
AND POPP|MG WINE
Young won,n Charged With
feddling Champagne In
Dallaa Wa, : Iavsh I'm.
iorialrcf. IL Sand

nAllss. IA. jpf s rhe federal
rrani iafy ,otay wss 70 ssailnuc a..
a,e i'sailon iu'e me eate ef Mia
fN N1v'pn. shafatd vli ,loialloe
y 'oe ke,I amendment
Ma Nowln d new a. liberty a.
ssteo hcni ioncpirg faid on he
iassl1aAtle home her. 81 ehieh t,a.
efai sssoii a,Del ,asmpasur valued
a. thou i4nta of toinf ara con isa.
al 10 Miss Novla alo were fsise.
al me railway ai,nn Flsa waller
valued a. more ,han iis 500 Texas
pf'ec nov Is la ,he ana 81 aepsf,
meal 81 Jpetsc afcntt. hcld a. csi,
a,n,e
nc sns % gly ulehi pa,ilca IN
which rfcmlnsnt resia and as'tny
oi an nsafct developed al ,c,.
lc, asss hearing ont atA,hy ol'
msa ~ r.fi worth aaA 60 aay~
ir,eucn,ct me- hane snes enter
lained ~ ehsppsru, rnnper whcse
81 uh sioA hrlt'e W,s nte ios
ihr huhhnr ffIaA afenialn Is
orie tn,i So NovNn srrnr
aa.d onsc espsasisoy o0Hej ss
ssid % have iaa.siet ihc ulmoa' ~.
ootam be maintained &c tfe partloa
No hhos notleel notanr a>plclons
ehsai hef hoRc eAeop iaa; insuii-
rus motor ,an oreu sagol f az latc
hcnn.
Wealthy yoann men, tounera
cadet aui tlycFh AZ Low held. aia1
irc aic o. have tooa amons =
eei rogctter WIN go million
aires they ckpraled g. ammcn,t
before tho gand inf, iodAy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
REDS STRIPPED
SCHOOL GIRLS

rem The urt cts ~ anl nisc fe.
taken BY Adnhral kolcaak's an Rus
aian army ftrln thc i'olsheslki atlosas
study 10 tct' atrocities i'cfm
was virtually alsuehleF tonse Ia
The safdca ~ seminary. vhpfa nal,
yHeyiat ehlofalus wcre won't ip huli
their rcyclp tbe nedl.s og teo doseA
seaool gl,m alrsndf hAyr logn fveps
seesi tAeae rlsiH fauHtng g ase fem
s. ~ A. weF pral attacked ~ Wei
offIcnta, then Naoa ihey bad liira -
fh.if oriy tho Victims wsre bllled nv
heins tapped 90 tho hnaa MISS a
aoedan mallet fhh a,lninary eerl.u
IS enc ennilnueua grave ~ uaked
bodies snd skeletons a llusslda
eounleas and aeF daughter aefe tls'
20 ps,sts ~ tals eafArn, stepped ol
their elothos then klllcd Nv suetoss
sion Of dsegos pfies all oYcr tBrlf
bodies 4 dosen pflrala wrru cfuel
lled head downward. twu ataers wefe
boiled la oil Hunar.i VI men
eomeu amt ehsdIn, ssfsisnse't u
dcat4 without trial. were taken % tae
estsa ot 4 atteksaHi onlalilo lhp eAy
and glson thelr ehUlge ~ fleeing into
he swamp or beins shot down whore
t8ey n,ooi Many aasheI Into ibe
swamp oniy g ha enguifed ali,c ~
thr qnichaand
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rERLln "a WHO onCy,
Nuns GAMBLING MAO


Continued from PAGE onel
holder snd. heinz attacked by ihe ls'-
'cr's friend. threw a hand grcnad
Killing himself and waunalrs seyprt'
othcra
The real gambling feyrr hoean dur
ne tho last two years oi fhe wag anr
seemingly has not reached iis hieh si
point yet During ihc laei fouf week
about TWO hundred now clubs hay,
hecn licensed One * the new rieiI
the revolution has provided for every
free citizen" seems 20 b. a gambllne
club ~ his own
To prevent robbery of the clubs ihs
military authority provide The clul'
with guards according to The size o.
them, In order 10 draw lhn riisicm.
ers the owners give weekly tree din
nera 20 8 large number of courses anc
all the champagne you want 10 drink
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
rist rab',hcf In rns Gushric Dsllv
lead fnsi. tL f4In

ti1Gst rabu,hcf ir fns enshrie Dsliv
Leader. Jane fA 1879
FHoIf SsfeItoN
wHkRkAS ON The sixth day of
June. ieif a. REGULAR m caag
q tha Ntycs and posrd - Camnus
sicurrs of ~ Cit, II Gn'h7o. Okia.
hrtna. herr Wa dnly na 'd ty sid
Ne,og and Board Of Commissioners
and aficrwards approved hy che aaif
Maycr and pntA. h.1 sccofi D. q bW.
sn ordnance No 1880 anfhcrlg a;
ih~ Mayrr Of the CIT 80 Guthrie. Ok
lshcma. TO cell a special elccticn tor
TIM, lnfposo - ruhinHtips 20 the
tlecors OF said Cify cf Gufhgic .hr
QUESTION q gfan' ~. b warIln'v
decd. 20 tho Msscric Building Atec-
claticn for the Ancient ,ud Acc ptet
Sccttish Rsc Mason ~ nklahNmA {"
CORPORATION. certain real estate and
improvements thereon commonly
known rs "C1pitol Park" which "
hereinafter morr particularly Dc
scrihed end declsrlns an emergency
NOW THEREF0RE. BY virtue o.
the authority vested IN mr hy the
CcnstRuiica ard Laws 81 the .,ttio %
Oklahoma and the Charter u N" Ciy
CT Guthrie and pprsusntto - said ord
nance. /. J. " Hsrlman. a. Nayor.
hereby proclaim ard give up''co thai
special election is hsrety esiiei 10
be held in said City of Guthvic on
Tue sday this isih day N tino A ".
rfia. tor The rurpcse OF g"i'm'ninr -
the qualified electors residing within
the corrorste limits II said CITY tNe
following pru-csi'icn
Shall the CITY 81 Gainrie. Log2n
County. oklahoma grant hy warranty
deed. TO the Masonic pnllding Ass0
citation for the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite Masons of okishNma.
corporation. for fraternsi benevolent
and charitable purposes, tract of
land six hundred eighty ieso) feeg
squsre, containing ten and siNiy-twe
hundredths flofal acres located with
in tina, part of the City Of Guthrie,
Oklahoma. known as Caniiol flill and
bounded as follows: ON tho North
hy Cleveland Avenue. on the West by
CAPITOL Boulevard. on tho South by
Harrison Avenue and on thc East b.
Drexei Boulevard known and dcs-
ignated on the official riai ot Guthrie
as Capitol Park together with ihe
building and improvements thereon
In consideration Of One Dollar tSl "9l
and the erection and maintensnco. by
said corporation. OF buildings and inn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
Where Can | Find Relief From
Itching, Terrifying Eczema!

ter haw nnheaahie Inv pehEnx and
buyaing ~ snH skla, Y II wiii
promptly raah she ssat ~ siws tfo'i
nte and f9fpgpr fnal fFnm fhs hlssnt
every trace II ihe dsS~aAe. inst as v
has fur ulhera whu haye Suffered A.
sou hasu. Ihia zraAd hknHl remedy
\ haa hsseu n8ed tnr msge than fifsy
years. and yau hase onlf % gtee 4 .
fsir telHl lu rs FeasouA 10 k'orfecs
health
Our shles meslieal aaYipef n an ait
tlteeAy oH bleesd ANA skin aisptdera.
aaa ~ wll taka hiraaure ln Ktslnk
sea sueh adsiea aa y1ur Individual
Asaaa msY nesa. absolutely Without
onat Nrlo to-day. describing yuuF
faan ~ Msslssal Department Swift
amtif4e to-. ill Hwits Laboratory.
Atlanta. sA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

Eexena Tester 1FYAipl## aHi
other terrifying conditions ag ilte shlt,
arn dsepspeaied hiuud dNsaSs. ahsl
applications oi eeivea. lottonh ana
washes can only alf0rt temporary ft
ilef. without rsathlB9 ihe real awat nl
tlue lrvaile ii1l jan he.aHAe lpeal
treatment has d0ne you uo ep0d, lli~re
IL no reason for despair fuu stgMris
have not anugh She proper treatment
that is within your rraeh
You have the uzp' rienea of others
who have suffered aa yaa hAFe IA
guide you 10 pf0mpl fHtaatse -
llood ana ehn 1isaAsea 30 matter
how terrifying the irritation, no mal-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
AMERICAN TROOPS TO ne
WITHDRAWN FROM RUSSIA

Archangcl. June According 90 ths
revised arrangements. all the Amer
can forces including The ensineerr
will be Withdrawn from The north Rls
alan front and Will be ready for sail
ns by The last of June. The second
contingent Of Americans 90 leave
northern Russia Is now assembling a
Economia. the winter port Of Arehan-
gel This contingent Is expected ic
leave In about ten days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

rounrn WARD. rRplNcr "A"
tsdrsw Clsrks
Ma t,.fuhsrt jt lenes
Levi NcAsy ~ Hmlthson
rOuRrH WARD. rRfcl>cr IN"
tadgcs cferts
a Nhuc y Urhsm
reNf Htnttlten RAlph Morrison
ftfrH WARN
Judrvs cletis
u n Nsursrr Nae paAfna
lrhu <lalse tfhl npu tl1s
Ihf l1ilof ., ~ usea a aa't rltCt
lina sh1u ~ sntsltnlitliN ln thc Z 4.
la~er sefo - wit
~offtrift RNi.oT~
Hpesisi fleciina Iune tn. iafl
-fhsli iAr efs ~ ia hte Ieefn
rsaeiv ok'thclps rrar' m esrppfr
tfa "a ~ u, erit npiting
isfirn f.f ~ Arclrni and Accent e
'fpf'ish r~ Nascnt ~ uiifhtmA q
ccFg1f iifan. To- fgetefnsl tFns,cl'r
s@t chlffsAlt raf q Va. irfCf ff
hrt AZ hrntffi riFh'V fN 80 falt
sipsre c,nfaiwar ten snd l'sty .tv
hunatrshi iief'l seffa lrr 'lvi Wlfh
~ sAet f-ri ~ ihr CIV ~ re'hf
cklshnaa knovn - Csrtol iilu ar
h..anlft Sc feilf-s ON ~ Nfih
~ cievfsfrf Avenue cn N, W. -
esr'.ni poafsVafd 81 the yeath ht
Hatfifeh Nvsune enA an ~ - hf
OreSsl npNlfvrh iacnn era irsis
na'es on fhr cttriai riai ~ Caihs'e
- serici ratA. tosciher ~ b fhr
huildirr snt mprD,fnl nt. fhefrtn ia
consideration ~ Dne Dollar ~ NA
ana the ef,rfian snA i"r ~isuspr ~
aid rarrofaiinn 80 talidlH md ii7
nfetrmenir unnn sald ~-sHe''r n -
valur ~ uei lese thRn fni 'srA 80 spf
rfntirt ne com iriIcn of sneh Beg
nfotrm,rfs ihc aala ecg AT aion
Keen m irrursre- af.en N huHi
NOV On esld ifati - isnd snA me- NJ
and iern IN eooi tnniilian if
srounds -tld eeot 70 hs z lirsf 4
10 ~. alid Mason,e hniiilnr
eiatiop fot ths Anslei anf A'fnn
Sehffish RiiD NstenN VI nkifhnrin
e0rlVfai'or npon it wri,tn acc ~
spce ~ sid dect op thc rrn aereli
etusitcd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
Tuesday. juno 10.
William Fsvershsm


This picture deals with The adyrn
lures of wTlfrcd Denver. an Engl3st
country squire. who IL ruined by I
supposed friend In revenge for cptiinr
him out In tho affection OF a beauu.
full girl whom Denver marrics. Year
later. Ware induces Denver 10 bet al
he owned upon Derby race. The re.
suli being that he Is impoverished
When Denver hears Ware gloatini
over the success OF his scheme. h.
goes 70 the laftsr's house al night with
the intention 10 Kill him. but Wars
instead Il slain by the leader Of a band
OF robbers. Denver Is suspected OF The
crime. Exciting events cnsue.
Spanuih's voda VII Movies.
Literary Digest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
YANKEE oFrlctRs ARt
DECORATED ~ s'sa

toudnn tane ? Nnefeana Who viii
b. decorated hY klns deafxe Al rsek t.
lnehtm s'alafc dpg,nE ihe pssa"n'siicn
eg war Wet,ls loiff wiil ," Maiar
Al ueNtes eif trFslfs pis'lnxaish
"a asrslre erasf spt Csesile olfe a
Adbri anh tieui "a atesle. solh ~
lae aspth infantry
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The rolh ~ sai cirrsior ehsil p
opened ~ The hcnr ~ - oeioct w
he forenoon and ban ~ rins,d ~ tNs
hour 81 &. oo O'clock in ite atlern ~
~ raid 18th day ~ juno 1850 IA
result of raid election shan hc r.
turned and ean,aasod pursnaui 20 tA
law end the charter q said CITY ci
c;uihric in such casee made AMI fo
sltsd
Gwen under nav hand and tAe e'al
~ ,hs rify ~ Guthrlo. Okiahoma. this
sth day oi June A u M'ta
J " HARTMAN
ATTEST Mayor
Geo !. ANDERSON.
fitv Clefk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
ror tho Relief Of Rheumatic Pains

When you have stiffness and sore.
ness OF the muscles, aching Joints ane
find Il difficult 10 move without 4 al
ny massaging tho effected PARTS with
chamherlain's Linimom. II win re-.
leve tha rain and make rcs, sud slevl
possible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
THE
Pollard
MONDAY. JUNE ..
Alice Brady
IN THE HOLLOW or HER HAND

I'm THE HOLLOW or HER HAND. /"
Il is a story OF young English girl.
Hetfy Casileton. who. left pennilean
IN the world. IN forced to earn her
own living After trying several dir
feront positions IN England she de-
ciics 70 como to America and accaet
position offered her on the steam
er she meets and falls In love with
Challis Wrandali. wealthy Young
American. Wrandall Is rake and
iibcrtinc and hsg a wife In New York
What happens later, you can see will
be very interesting
Exfta added attraction.
Harold Lloyd comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

lrr,4rmsffa II ~ s1ld property ~ ihe
value OF rai lfa fhtu q aF PAP,
4ai ncnt.rr he completion Il Ilrh
inspgos 4 sn,nta ths ssid corporation 20
Keep un insurance nfnn ih' f'uiid 80
row on said tra,t ~ land aad ma = b
tan aai t.,p IN snod cQpgH.ou es'd
rrounds. SAID decd 10 hc delivered ie
tho rafd Haforlc Nn'dlnc Assoelt-
lion for the Anclcn' and Acorri"f
Scottish Rite NasoIa ot okiahom, a
corporeticn. nror ~ written accop
rnce 81 said decd on lhc terms her
in provided
said el.ciicn shsr D" held ~ ~"
'aiicwine iacsa IN fha HH- of eaih-
rl~ los ceup'e 0kishoma. to-wit
First ward. Precinct a Convcnfe n
liell
first ward Precinct n. Capitol
School tui'dins
Second ws'd Precinct a. Cenirtl
s,hc1' Dul5inr
Second ward. Precinct u. CITY Halt
Third Ward. Precinct A, Opera
House
Thud ward. Precinct u. les Sou b
Thff Street
rotrih wrrd Precinct A. ses wcrt
Nnhlr Avenue
IoaHh ivsld. Precinct p Sas wet
ol bona Avenue
Finh ward. ,fs1 Nrat Noble Ave-
nur
The feilcwirg rol,cns arc hcrehr
ner,~d and appointed judsee enf
cieth7 ~ said yc'ins places as e
lows to-wl,
FIRST WARD. PRECINCT "a
Indee- Cisrts
" IL pndd Mrs y Fohg
Tcagnc RAY Mrs " n Hum hr'
T4pgT WARD. PRECINCT -"
Judge Clerks
y v. Smith Ida smith
r Il Conner Mrs james Spocr
SECOND WARD. PRECINCT "a"
JudecA Clerks
~ T.. West J w Birniey
p ] Higlev y W Hewitt
SEcoND WARD. PRECINCT "B8
Judges CLERKS
~ N kroeger Con Harrington
! s Shcarrr w ~ William~cn
THIRD WARD. PRECINCT "A
Judges Clerks
n + Audrey ~ u. Palmer
/ I McNuIsv chas Scrnichfinld
THIRD WARD. PRECINCT 'BF
Iudgra Clerks
n. G. oias A. X pegg
Geo. watkins Geo A. Pollard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

The major poFilan ~ lae pepais'lon
Ia Tampa Via, afs emplo,ea 10 ghs
tIraa teleslsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

From le' hmea iova lntelllrfaccr
Mh'n mau cqmfs io ven all
'onhleh go wiib pain and declares he
wlll die ~ soHt ptfsfnas anlnaA tnu
procure Fim a drink Vt Whiahcy. send
rim &c E daeinF " sien ahe him y
DO 20 ,hAmh,rlsin nlie aud Dlaf
rheaa Remedy ihsf ia > mistaken
rolion among whpia let % peopI,.
hat hepae i4 ghp hesi rcmeas Tor COLI
snd stomach aclse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

The beech. which Is found In ths
peraiure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

To Cure Hablsusl Constipation
Take LAX FOS WITH PErSiN" Tor
Two or three weeks A Liquid TOME
LAXATIVE. Pleasant 10 Take J0c. u
p...twtrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

Ihe Manim Aullef weight Just onr
0aure
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Yr'
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-03
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
IS PUSHING CAMPAIGN

The First Baptist church Is push
ing vigorously its part of the IS
Million campaign now being con-
Quoted BY the Southern Baptist At
sunday mornings service Mr.. L. =.
Emmert gave strong fourminutc
talk In behalf of the movements,
and al the evening service Mrs. w.
G. TAYLOR spoke, Until the cam.
paign ends there will be fourmin.
ate addresses AZ all services. tho
object being 10 thoroughly enlight-
On the members and arouse to 4
full sense of their duty "Wednesday
nr. TAYLOR will visit certain parts ~
Jefferson county in the interest Of
the campaign.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-03

Principal Anthony WAS instructed
10 investigate The best Way 10 spcai
Che balance for the high school
Mr.. Anthony suggested thar maps
be purchased for the history de
pagtment ana he was instructed q
purchase he same Tho above re.
port sboWs hat The League made
record l&st wear well worth mi
eation this year
Tine Franklin Literary Society
will site program This coming
Friday afternoon At t.to at thu
high school after which another
meeting Of Ire League will be held.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-03

Don't stay suGed-Qg, Out, blow
aud SuUTlms. y dose o. "Papes
Cold Compound" token every two
'a8rs Until ,hsee doses are .a'>an
@aany tseaGs up severe colo and
nos all grippe misery
The very first dose opens your
siossod-up nostsls and tae air pas
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-03
HAVE FITTED

Al 4 L. Cline. the merchant,
of North Queen street, nd family,
are now occupying the new house
he has had erected ON Boyd ave-
nue. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II,
Gaskey. of 3l6 BOYD avenue, haze
moved into the lower portion of the
house vacated by the Cline family
~ 107 West Martin strNes. 5e
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-03
SENATOR WHITE LOOKING
AFTER THE DELINQUENTS

senator II. s. White. OF MIngo
county. representing the State Rnd
Commission, Is a visitor in the try
today for the purpose of looking
after those who have failed TO pay
their privilege tax on taXicabs and
TRUCKS. This tax Is returned 10
counties and municipalities wDm9
il Is collected and il used for road
ana street improvement. The lowest
Inc that can be imposed is $40.
Trucks used for either private or
public use are subject to the privfl-
eye tax
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-03
PUBLIC SALE
ERS0NAL PROPER.

Euae sI-Ag intend q
moe - town =. ae has soa as
farm. vii sell At his late home
miles west of NariiRsburg on thu
Dry Run pike on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER =. 1918
sale commencing al one o'clock
sharp
ONE GOOD HORSE
Good barshars leader AMI good
cart horse
2 FINE COWS
Durham COW . VS. 93d with
calf By hec side. ! fine jersey cow
will be fresh by day of saie g Frs.
old.
2 GOOD BROOD soWs
Viii pigs by fAelF side
sAR@lNG IMPLEMENTS
L biz WAGON. . horse; low down