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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-27
City and Vicinity
News

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kinzer and
son. Lawrence, and Mrs Lester Edg. |
comb and son, Lawrence, who reside
west of the city. left yesterday Tor
an extended automobile trip thru the
northwest They will stop off in
Estherylle la, on their way out for
a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Kenny Smith and niece, Juan
tia Willis, left this morning for Chi
cagO for visit with friends.
Miss Dorothy Gay Of Illinois avenue
went to Oglosby today for visit with
relatives.
Father Lawrence Hackott, who has
been spending the summer in the
mountains in New York, has return
ed to his home in this city.
Mrs. Marie and Helen Reilly have
returned to their home in Channie.
Kan. after a visit with their sister,
Miss Irene Reilly, on Pine street.
Father G. L. Hauser OF Seneca was
an Ottawa visitor today.
Mrs Emil Formulas of Peru visited
friends in Ottawa last evening.
Mrs W. +. Weese returned to her
home on Post street last evening al
ter spending the day in Chicago
Judge and Mrs. II. w. Johnson and
daughter Miss Nina, returned home
last night from Canada, whore they
have been spending the summer
w Ne Noy Strawn went to kanka.
kee today to attend the kankakee
fair.
Melvin Fitzgerald of Utica visited
friends in Ottawa yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Canty and children re-
/ turned to their home in West Otta-
wa last evening after a visit with
friends in Chicago
Mrs. Fred Hitter and daughter
/ Katherine, of West Main street, went
to Stroator today for a weeks VISIT
with friends,
Miss Marie Dwyer was a La Sale
visitor today
Mrs. William Schulz of La Sale
street went to Chicago this morning
for visit with friends.
Miss ldalia Gerding Of West Jack
son street Went to La Sale this
morning to spend the day.
Mrs. Mary Mcnamara of Poplar
| street went to la Sale today to visit
/ friends.
I Commissioner c. ] Sticklen and
! wife of 80 East Superior street Wis
tied friends in NbarseiIes last night
Mrs Edward Dawson Of Union
! street was an Ottawa visitor today.
/ Mrs. Laura Tressler of kokomo,
Ind. is making a ten days visit with
her cousin, Mrs. NJ. L. Bender. on See
ond avenue. and Mrs Ellis Nreden-
| berg on the Dayton road.
Matthew White of Chicago is visit,
/ ing his sisters. Misses Mollie and Mel.
lie White, in this city.
Miss Alma SIMMER Of North Otta-
wa went to Joliet today for a visit
with friends
Miss Myra Costello has returned to
ho. hoo,o IN \o,,b o+,,,,o afto, q,
,,;.;, Nth ,,io,dy +, Cbic,go
/ ,,anri. ct.,,d,ra -, ,uro.o ,.f.i,,,
o,,,,r, friord, ,odov
The Misses Anna and Sadie Lynch
/ Of West Jackson street have returned
ha,,,a ,,,,,, 10 ,o,,, n.ool.... ,.i.i, :, poo,..
for1 and o,hor ci,ios !, n. nnrth.r,.
.aa,;on ac ,ho s,,ta
/ s,nor+ Nor,,oy ,,ho hos hoor a..
,ordfr, ,ho sn,nror schnoI ,t tina
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-27
REPORT OF HUNGARY
UNDER MARTIAL LAW

Geneva, switzerland, Aug. 27.-All
Of Hungary was put under martial law
today, said a dispatch from Prague.
The situation is getting worse and
there is great political uncertainty.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-27
Notice.

Mission service which was to be
held at Chautauqua Park Sunday.
A9g. 81, by he Zion Evangelical
Church, viii be postponed Definite
date TO be announced later. Regular
services AT their church Sunday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-27
SOCIETY NOTES


Miss Charlotte Korn0eljo entertain
ed several friends At an informal par
ty last evening AT her home, $50 Ad-
ans street, The evening was spent
and dainty refreshments were served
Nv the hostess Those present were
Misses Lucille Marten, Media Metcalf
Ethel Metcalf, Charlotte Kornoelje
and Carl Marion, Wilbur Thompson
ANA Lloyd Kornoelje.
% . .
Miss F,lva Hodgins entertained
twenty guests last evening at the
home of her sister, Mrs J. Ray BET
fel, GAS Christie street, with very
pleasant birthday party The gath.
nring was held TO celebrate the host.
esses sixteenth birthday. The even
ing was spent very enjoyably play,
ing bunco and with other games, and
dainty refreshments were served at
a late hour by Mrs Beffcl. Miss Hold
gins received many pretty birthday
! gifts,
The lawn social and platform dance
which was held last night by the la.
dois Of St Patrick's school. was one
/ Of the most successful entertainments
both financially and socially ever Civ
en- by the ladies Of the parish. More
/ than 1000 persons were in attendance
and everyone present spent Il very
/ enjoyable evening lientrich's or
! chestra furnished the music for the
dancing. The grounds were Lighted
by electric lights and the tables where
ice cream home made cake, lemonade
and pop We're served, were decorated
with punches of cut flowers
The ladies of the NeighbOrhOod cir
Gle will hold a lawn social on t'rida.
evening, August %, at the home 0
Amasa Esmond in Utica township
lee cream and home made cake vii
be served during the evening. Thu
general public has been invited t.
attend.
4 party Of Ot'aWdns enjoyed an al
day outing today at Bailey Falls Th
party left the city this morning il
machines. A picnic luncheon Wa
served at noon, and the afternoon wa
spent exploring the falls Amonj
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-27

For high school and public schools al
reasonable prices at kneussl Bros.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-27
K|DD|ES UNEASY
FOR MORROW; BIC
SHOW COMES EARLY
BARNES CIRCUS WILL BE STEL-
LAR ATTRACTION TO CHARM
TWO LONG TRAINS.

Fifty-two carloads of wild animals
with the Al q. Barnes big Touring
wild animal circus will be in town
tomorrow at daybreak, travelling inI
two sections, according 10 Thomas
Francis lleney, representative of the
circus. who is in town today making
final arrangements for the bis show
and the parade.
Riddles joy in the form Of lions,
tigers, leopards. wolves, hyena5, cam.
els, elephants, 2ebraa and what not
from the land of the far away will per
form like human beings in "A big
steel cage
A travelling 700 valued at more than
a million dollars will be camped be-
meath the white top OF The largest
circus of its kind in the world,
Al G Barnes has gathered from all
parts of the world more Wild animals
than any other living circus man, ana,
with his trainers, he has broken them
TO do the very tricks that are per-
torm.d no human haiuge in other
,,o,y. u,rd van eovo Ask tho eirls
who comprise his training star
They've worked for months in winter
quarters training the jungle brutes 10
do ,,a s,urts ,,ay vim no,for,, far
IA ~
No. ,iko orao, pouar arena the
Barnes circus, with the glare of the
arc light. the swapping of whips and
the pistol shots. and the girls in the
big steel cages performing with wild
beasts Daily they tread Oh the brink
of death that people may see just what
a lion. a tiger or a leopard can really
do when patience and skill are com.
bined in their training.
No,aa od,,c,tor. the copn.,v over
bava- si,oled parra.' cfr,n.. nm, &C an
educational feature for children. Tie
grown folks" find in the deeds Ct
daring a lure and a fascination that
is hard to overcome.
Thara vii, he , tvo.miIn Iong. street.
r,r,do lo,yira tho .bov. .rnurd, ,t
lo.2o = m Doors IA the hip .hnv
,nan -, /, and n m Rig show STARTS
at , and s p. m allowing the visitors
one hour to visit the mammoth menae.
erie, listen TO a forty-piece oversees
marine band and get acquainted with
the animal actors
No Site ss,soted
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from, Mr. parrot He an NOT ho,y.y,,.
e.cura permission from tho fair assn.
cia,iop to cross, IN. race trtct, ia enter
tho grnunds
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-27
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished BY
&. W. Kirby, manager Harris Win.
throp 4 Co.
Open. High. Low. Close
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-27

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-27

The ladies Of the Neighborhood cir
Gle will hold a lawn social on Friday
evening, August %, at the home Of
Amasa Esmond in Utica township
Ice cream and home made cake Will
be served during the evening The
general public has been invited to
attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04
Beautifully Curly. Fluffy
Hair In Three Hoursl

Girls. havv you ried the sllmvrinr
method NJ curling your hairT I''s ~
fly Grand Gives you the moss bsauti
fal. naturai looking curis aud wavts.-
makes th@ hair sofs. fluffy and Ssossv--.
and nothing harmful or hoshersoan~
about II, The e0fls will iast the hong.
eat sIm~~sn sphe ~ heat. Mind or
damsns~a You won't have 10 3e con
sinumily fisins aud ffwsinr with soaf
hair. it's fooiish 20 ssnee and hlAwssr
and dead~n ,our sr@~ae~ ~sn q hot
curling iron and altogether unnse.s-
ssrv now.
LIQUID siiInefin. 10 piessan ts u~~
besse neither ~slcks nor wr~asy sset
a bottle iron sovr aru@ssss sndny fpi.
low the simNl. directions the f'rss
trial will mstN II ynsr Stesdfass frf~nd
The ~wyv efs~c' arpnsrs within *hfes
hours after she asn,iieation 'hoash
many prefer npnlvtnw ih~ ltnAif 'es'
before rs<irfnv You wf'i anrs~cis'~ :
silmcrsn~ .aas,'v 80 dve~s~~ ara
N~s- rres~rvstiy~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04
THIS QlO YET IS
TAKING 1 LONG nike

chlckashs. Sept A. co'onei jaek
Hale. sged -. Chicsaa..a confederate
setsran ~ho ~as olsr,sd a delegate
from tho locai camp Of CONFEDERATE
veterans 10 IN. recent state reunion
al Ada. n walking from Ada to A.
isnis. Ga. TO atisnd the national RI.
union sNriy thas fall
Hale left Ada the evening ot Angus.
-. lie plans bis walk via Little Aok
Ars. Memphis and chatsaBonxa, and
thence on 10 Atlanta The aged YET
-rsn expects 20 b. on the road about
'9ur weeks.
~ am invited | viii accept rides
m sutomobiies. said Hale ~hsn h.
.eft Ada. bs sm not going 10 rids
~ns block on any oshsr Conveyance.
specially railroads"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04
SIGNATURE Or JEFFERSON
DAVIS FOUND N STATE
Document signed by the rreai.
dent Of tho Confederate States
II Placed With State
Historical Society

Oklahoma CITY. Sept THE esgua
turr VI Jvfgrrsou Davis sttashsd 90 an
official letter written during the psstod
ui hla ps~~idvnsy II recent addition
10 the collections sf ID. oaleAsana
Historical sacissy
The document formerly belonged 20
NalliAm rean Adalr, confedeFsss
colonel Of tho chsruks. aad u an
answer 20 a complaint made by the
dei~wasss of sis sfih.~ fixrtlnK for the
eobfedsreey tn Oklahoma Territory
that the government wss not hwrplng
ssa prusnisw 10 send shrm pFxretion
and eupsls.e
Jefferson Davis reply 90 ths~ roH
sisins ls under date ol fvbfaary ~,
1893 and 10 ooantsrsisafd Wy hss ad-
susans Msshluw'on Cart Lev. hTw y
x q sarai Rolseri v Lee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04
HICKORY SMOKED HAl
Why Barn Cords of Wood
. Toasted Hickory Stick VIII
Furnish Plenty ot Smoke

gNssieasi @fan isasf@s susns Mvvssl
~ tUt hare never ssssa ) p~snst
ham ssnasssi essh hiesafy. ysss
las. never @~tsn ham Tbs s"aths
esn bag gs.sxssn have . ssnd~rsui sfs
lostunlty ~ sngtay tbs wvsii With this
lssest dsiIstelss pfessass.
Il saw 4 sehsm~ do~a In hrmire"
hsm ths ether DAY ssfs Mf. rvsna
Hsssks@ W The AB~ssesB asssl 4 wifu
Co.. whtsb ~iIl probably f~saiasisnize
The ~hsis pseklax basis~ss ~ fse -
esrsas hssns sna b~csn IA scasssNsd.
"Ihs alJ sassss lsvuse msths1 VS.
to rst fsw s.ss's VI hlsasvy ~assl sssl
build sa,a.iss nss but sas ssw ist~s
- 10 msFSiy toast rssss ef hsehsry
wssd and drive sh~ sasak@ lnsa dsuu
lsls shsnah~r share II h stsimed th2e
the same degree ~ curing esa ~ &s<se
10 svsasy fyur hours that used " saAe
Z week.
ssfhs seanamy IN wood soeemmsa9o
shs plan sal IL ssssus sdi ghal oGnDdo
ever shaasht Vt II befess.'
aAAA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04
PRICES STATS, $l6.75, $l8.75
Ages 10 l6
B. & M. Weinberger

lived to tell the tale. He has been In
the racing game since lscS. and With
the exception Of Barney Oidasid. Who
has retired. has won more Asss money
Then any other racer. He has driven
- different racing ears all the way
IRON = home-construcsed steamer" Ii
lsst 10 hts famous 800 horse power
Jumbo Benz. which il said TO b. the
worlds fastest car. II In silver plated
and cost t55,0Q0.
Dirt track auto race enthusiasts
iook on Clark ~ the daring success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04
COCNTTEs WILL HAVE
SPACE At WILSON MEEl

The committee IN caarEe Of prepa
rafIons 70 receive President wiisoa
have arranged to hare the big Ohla-
oms CITY Auditorium appcrtioned 70
the several counties Of Che state -
vel, = ths peopie os 0tiahoma CITY
Zach copnty viii hare section With
: 81 % \. similar to the systsm
empls5sd = - Cd convestion lays-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

M~. A. n. uall. Csssvtiis. MICA.
ssss. Il rish 70 thanh 20 fw ysur
srand good mssiteins. tAamhsshta's
coiic and Dtsrrho<s Itsme<y. ~ sss
never wishous u IN IN hoasA - I
ssn sure Il saved oss bsby's H. -
summsr"
Mrs. NsYy csrlsgtos. Csssvtl1A
Mica. Aays. II hare usst ChAnoef-
lsin's Coiic and DisrAosa ueaety ~
yssr ssd II has slvuys glvua pss1oe
sSitsG"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

Paris. Sept s--Oersnaay GAS paid
France m indemnity of loo. 90
france for tho murder Of ssrgt Paul
aGsnnhsim. who was killed IN The
strssis ~ BsriIu By . German 10 july.
Tho rrsneh government vlli make .
sifs of this amount " tho intssna'
tionsl Red Cross.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04
soa MEN WHO woak nARo

Men who work Al hard physical Ia
bo are sabject to kidney trouble. J
G. woh. 75s g. Jackson g.. Green
Ezy. Wis. writes: -Yoley Kidssy
Fila relieved me os severe bsckachs
that bothered me for several months
A few bottles fixed me up In GOOD
shaps.@ They also relieve bladder and
urinary ailments, Sold svsryvhers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

According 70 British experts carton
mononde sss. always present in ssto-
mobile exhaust gases. makes tho hu-
nan vysten specially susceptibIe 70
pssumonls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

Lame back. shoosing pains. tcrtur-
Ing rheumatic aches. swollen joints
sors musciss. pnffines4 under eyes.
floating spseks. and IN always tired
feeling are Indications that she kid
reys and bladder are MOI woSkinx
properly. Foley Pills socshs and
strengthen weak and disordered hid :
rsys and bladder. Sold everywhers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04
THREE AUTO RACING
DAYS AT STATE FAIR
Eleven Famous osrt Track Drivers to
Compete Tor Alspeins
Prizes.

Oklshoma tys-Georgc Clark IL
tho greatest dirt track automobile
racing driver III the world and he
dives the most expensive racing car
srer built. ~ vii be one ef eleven
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

Inexhsn~tible energy. conservative
ambition and natural adaptsbiIii,
rave been the means OF Miss Carolyn
wolfe.ss PhiIadespAss girl. being msds
- intsrnsttonai organizer for ths
Millinery wWkers' Union.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

Greater kvo AaiA man fhaa thsx.
sAas nmn lay down Als lisr sss Ar
eAnd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

fmnd
AIGh oAA
rNuReoAv.
wea N y ch0sr Iracttc~
KaiGhts sad L~dI<s " Security
Eiession Of offiesrs.
&c G ciah~rfcblc Al ccnasry clnh
FNicAv.
ch hlarsns' csntAt4 Il West n N
rAnrch.
chsidr~ns rag~sns--w~x, N n
church.
eAvuRoAv.
4 mi Delta UAmnx club Laachssn
Mis4 Mayms Oliver
Misses MarwSr~t Armansrout. Rnsh
Rin~hArs and Adelaide i.ats LETT s~~s
n'rht fcr ManAasssr Kan. where Mics
ArmAnsrcat and Miss RinsAAr ~si
snter the univer~sy there and Mia
Lass viii Yv4nAin FOR sA~ opening az
The school and viii return hcme in
asoat ten days,
x - X
Mrs I'd Walton lefs last niwhs ~lkh
her son. Lecn Tor Culver. Ind. ~herc
he ~sll enter Culver MAhsAry ara-
deny.
VI ~ %
Mics Marguerite Mccoy, Who spent
The summer in Wisconsin. ChioAEo
sud Omaha, returned home the ~ariy
Part of this week.
A n *
Mrs Butts Nesssss.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs n M Salts
was hostess 10 che NJ NJ G club. The
afternoon was spent doing ne~di~wnrk
and an Ice course Was SERVED 10 The
following club members: Mr. N y
Ma .on. Mrs W r sudd~rsh. Mrs Sim
mons. Mrs J A caylor, Mrs ~ Todd
Mry J A stauffAr and Mrs r NJ Hurst
NJ IL "
s,~s +h~ tsdd'~~ ert@r~.in vou ~ shs
sAildreus pagan, a. che West n r
church. Friday night nj . O'Clock
M ~
Herrss,e~e rN,ass IN th~ Nov~i N~tKh
bors No 1851. viii have their rcvuiar
meeting FRIDAY eversnx
~ "
ssse~ A~~~Nes c~-wh N~~ spent stR
psys mon,h IN osshcsrs csv v'-''irf
her cousin. Mrs Tom Lowry and Mss~
Nary Hsvhsow~r end N Tu,s% v,Ht'rv
W. aun, and nncie. DR. and Ars X v
smith.
There will be mrnv hddh~ from
-rsrv hands ~ sh~ chs'd~~~'s s.~svars
4. ,h~ West NJ y church Tsdey.
Nss~ 8ooks ~ Library.
A iarre shipment of new books hsr
Inst been received ~ che library. and
ere now on the shelves for dsssrfs'u-
lion.
John Dcavers~ux OF Tnlss. former
cmhrl~ attorney. " yssking in th~
~lty.
" a "
Dancing Party.
Miss i<ols Davis has IN her hnus~
susys. Miss Catherine w~~s cf Okla
homa CITY. fAes nsrhs Miss Lots en-
.er,ained with dancing revty ~ she
home OF DR. and Hrs Ray Davis. An
sce conrs~ vas SERVED and ,hn wuess
iisf included Miss West Of osishoma
CRY. Flor~nce r~ckner. Romaysss
Field. cAsherine wolg~mos. Tom Wal.
tsr, Leo Garner. Fr~d Holman. Rob
~st Pollard. Vim Rcs~. Vernon Cook.
Schuyler Sfurrier and Crasin Smith
II Oklahoma CITY.
Il n f
Mr and Mrs " " Furrow returned
Yesterday from Colorado where they
sfscnt slx weeks visiting shsir con. Dr
N D Tssrruw. The doctors bsNlsh Is
ssnprovsAg most Of his vacation 1,<inx
spent IN rhhsnx. lie viii refusu TO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04
COAT

A&AA
| "Crayenettc' Finished
rvSisss wear
2 Specially shrunk canvas
retains shape
= Special IIair Cloth
front wont break
1 Double InterIoeking
seams won, rip
5 Extra Reinforced elbow
double thickness
Q Hand-felled Collar
hugs neck
7 Specially secured pockets
rip proof
s Mechanically sewn but
tons won't come off
8 Guaranteed fabrics
insure wear
10 Double sewn pockets
double strength
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04
eA.sneAa

vNuRooAv.
wsa ~ y cAoar rrscstc~
Knixhts sad LAdl~s x secSrtty---
Eie<sion OF ofsiesrv.
J G G ciah-rfcrlc Al ccnasry clah
FNlcAv.
chFiarsns' csntAsA Il West n "
rAnrch,
chsidr~ns raT~sns--w~xt NJ n
church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04
20 Distinct Service Features that give
DUBBELBILT Longer Life

IL Repair Xii
for making patches, etc.
PANTS
II "Clavenette" Finished
resists water
IL Specially constructed
lining sanitary
IL Reinforced double seat
proof against wear
- Reinforced double knee
double thickness
10 Specially intcrlocking
seams won't rip
II Double sewn pockets
proof against holes
Is Specially rivetcd buttons
won / come off
10 Governor Fastener
insure iii al knee
70 Knee rub protection
strengthens inside knee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

Mics Marguerite Mccoy. Who spent
th- summer in Wisconsin. chioAgo
sud Omaha. returned home the ~arly
part of this week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

Ms~~s Marwsr~t Armansroot. Ra'h
R,n~hAr snd Adelaide Lats Lett s~ss
n'rhs for ManAasssn Kan. where Mics
ArmAnsrcus and Miss RineAArs VII
enler the univer~sy there and Mia
Lass viii r~mAin FOR sA~ op~nsnx of
The school and viii return hrme in
about ten days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

Mr and Mrs " " Furrow returned
Yesterday from Colorado where they
sfs"nt nix weeks visiting shsir con. Dr
N q Turrvw. The doctors hsNlsh Is
'4nproviAs most Of his vacation y<inx
spent IN thhsng. lie viii refnsu TO
his home IN cashing. Stous Oct q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

mi Delta Gamma Club LancAsen- :
Mis& MAyms Oliver.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

There will be mrnv hddh~ from
-nsnv hands 4, sh~ chs'd~~~'s ss~svars
4. ,h~ West NJ y church Tsdey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04
H Ii M

Hercnle~e rNm,, N sh~ Royai N~swh
bors No 1851. will have their rcvuiar
meeting FRIDAY evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

Mrs I'D Walton left last night ~'sth
her son. Leon. Tor Culver. Ind. where
he ~sli enter Culver Mlhsssy ara-
deny.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

su@~ A--~Nes e~-~h N-~ spent 'te
past mon,h IN ohishcvrs csv v'-''ire
her cousin. Mrs Tom Lowry and M's~
N,rv Hsvhsow~r end N T,sis% vi%vfrv
W. aun, and .nele. DR. and Ars X v
smith.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

Yesterday Afternoon Mrs y N Salts
was hostess 10 che NJ N club. The
afternoon was spent doing ne~di~wnrk
and an Ice course WAS SERVED 10 the
following club members: Mrs ~ y
Ma son. Mrs W r sudd~rsh. Mrs Sim
mons. Mrs ] A Caylov. Mrs N Todd
MrY J A stauffer and Mrs r NJ Hurst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

John Deaver~sux Of Tnlss. former
cn'hrI~ attorney. " Wishing In sh~
city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04

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shildreu's pagan, AZ che West " =
church. Friday night nj = O'Clock
Evening journal., 1919-11-28
The Italian Crisis
LFrom the New York Trlbune..

Tne disturbing news from Italy Is
such as 10 give sOber-minded Amer
cans reason for grave thought. The
appeal that Premier Nitti has addressed
to the American people is full OF
pathos, and. despite its verbal optim-
ism, contains matter which suggests
reasons for grave anxiety.
italy Is in daneer az falling into rev.
olution. and thC world sadly knows
what this would mean 70 would mean
another sickness like that Of Russia
The motives and the program Of the
inciters Of the revolution may be good,
Just as the motives and The program
Of LVov and MllukoI in Russia were
good but a fire would have been light
ed Once started the blaze would run
Its consuming course.
All Italy believes, and The world at
large seems 10 share the belief that
our government has direct responsible
ilics The President at Paris in April
saw no 90 issue a combined proclama-
tion and ultimaium 90 the italian peO-
PIE which drove the Italian delegation
home and has been the root Of evil
consequences.
No softenine OF The heart has since
come The State Department has Just
declined another-Italian proposal for
settlement Of the FlumAproblem The
President says TO Italy, rs he said io
the Senate. "Sim herew
The Italian Foreign Secretary has
been forced 10 resign. for he fears that
for bis government 20 accept dictatlon