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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-07
ACREAGE ron SALE

. acres all cleared. Groom house
and barn. north Of city iimits.
Price $4,000. half cash
YOUNG a HROnERG
ss2s Ballard Ave. ballard ti9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-07

III DsON s-PASs. SHE LOOKS
llke--well she looks pretty bad,
but she sure can go some. only
t425
Used Car Emporium. 18th e H. Pine.
NOT NEW. But THOROLY OVER
hauled and in the pink OF con-
dition. one " 1914 Ford and
the other a 1912 Cadillac bug IL
You WANT 4 CAR THAT rs a
GOER, EITHER ONE or THESE
WILL FILL THE BILL. And the
prices are right, too. Phone owner.
Ballard 1870.
WHAT 10 YOU THINK or THIS?
a real csr.at t17s. owned by a
mechanic who kept her In Al
order; first class rubber.
Used Car Emporium, 18th a. ~ Pine.
WILL TRADE FOR GOOD USED
automobile. motor boat, 24N6 feet
hand N-bottom. Scripps marine
motor. 20 h. D., auto steering gear.
Write Theo. chrey. Charleston.
H. y. -.
SToDDARD-DAYTON. FIV E-PAs-
senger. 1915; good power IN this
car; she'd make bug that would
be hard to beat.
Used Car Emporium. 18th & Il. Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
have disposed Of my interest in the
Fashion Garage. and will not be
responsible for bills after July 90.
tSirncdD L. 7. SULLIVAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-07

5000
s.room semi. modern home; lot 9ax
100. hii kinds % fruit This home
ia well worth t1t1e
ssson
Strictly modern groom cottage. well
located
$500
e-roon. semi modern house: LOT SIX
100. all kinds 81 fruit. THIS home
10 overlooking Green Lake. on
paved street
FROM $500 TO 81 .as0
VIII handle any ~ these fine homes
GEO w. hill A. co.
Grren Lake station kcnwood iss.
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A western jury recently brought
In the following verdict: we find the
prisoner guilty as charged. but we
do not believe he is the right man. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-07
lost NND POUND
FOR RE>T-HOUsEs

SAVE RENT
Groom house. West Seattle. ready 10
move into: haif-act~ ground 800
cash. SIS per month. flanH FUR
uished free to make this a modern
free.
n c. PETERS
ZIG Third Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-07
wA>TED--REAL ESTATE

WANTED
Modern homes. In good residence
section, also vacant lots suitable
for building purposes.
T.. NJ. JORDAN co.
2li American Bank bldg.
Main hb7. Elliott bbf.
YES. WE ARE LIVE ONES"
AND
We want To hear from YOU " YOU
have "a piece OF property for sale,
either city or acreage. You will
get prompt attention
THE DOUGLAS co.
32i I.eary BLDG Main 25s0
WE HAVE LIVE WIRE BUYERS
FOR small improved ranches. close
10 seattle Now IL the time to sell
that little farm.
+. VAN ARSDALE & Co
Main %. 1919 Third Ave
WANTED FROM OWNER-i, 3 AND
6-room houses In North End. IT
you want To sell, we can get you
"a buyer.
7. VAN ARSDALE & 60.
Main 80. 1919 Third Ave.
I WANT no BUY MODERN 5-ROOM
bungalow. in good residence dis
trict. good view IL possible. near
ear line. Address C-t7 Star.
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afro ACCESSORIES

AUTO Tors. ron coNERA SEAT
covers. curtains. carpets. cushions
closed and open car upholstery ~
every description Special atteu-
ton given 10 repairs and altcrA.
lions
Prompt and courteous service.
Prices right
PACIFIC AUTO TOP co.
ait ~ Pike VI
PHONE Main fTtE Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-07

When you think Of advertise
ing. think Of The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-07

" BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HAVE OPTION To PURCHASE 40
acres adjoining standard oil Co.
la I'd. near Mcclips. Want several
partners Positively no stock
proposition. Full Information at
Dos Seahoard Elliott los
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-07

" WNNTEIb-NfStFI
TIE owl. PAYS MORE for clothing
furS. furniture. We buy. sell and
exchange everything. f1iTh list
Elliott fa2t.
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STOCkS AND BONDS

?it Union 81. Elliott $50.
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND LIB
ERTY BONDS BOUGHT. G. II.
McConahy, aiT American Bank
ntdr Geropd and Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-07

ATTENTION. LADIES' ATTENTION
HENNA PACKS. IS; touchups s2.so
to $3.50: try our shampoo for blonde
hair, the results win please you.
Marching and all beauty parior
work done by thoroly experienced
operators
The very best In hair goods On sale
at haif the price charged or end nv.
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main s5o7. $50 Union st
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
BUILDS YOU UP
The Right way Spring medielns
that Begins and Ends Right

81 generally sucrorsiul is Hood .
medicine and IN att ailments of thu
hlooi. stomach. liver and kidneys
that d mas truly be- said tu give uni
Yersal safl faction n has heen BE-.
fore the uhliC FOR nearly Ed years
and to-day has The arfesi sale of an,
sarsa ariiA Nofhine under the sun
could keep ~ ihIs fneaf dsmand bus
phenomenal efficiency and .psai sup.
porl by thc people of euud medicine
n thoroughly renofafrs fio hlo8d
adds rod corpuFoleH. ,reatcs an appe
fiie. tones fhe stomach. aids diEcs
lion. perfecia assiml auon secures in1
Icr cent benefit of fhD fond Jon eat
lluodf Sarsaparllla repre- SCENTS ths
wisdom o. one ~ the best physicians
Boston ever had comhius~i with the
aeiical eX ,crience Of pharmacist
who has been putting up prescriptions
TOR more than ~ ytarF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
EDUCATORS OF NATION
OPEN BIC MEETING
Speakers Of Note From All oveg
Country Are Attending Ma
tlonal Education Associ.
alton Convention

Chioarp roh IS Tho nsaafimen
.. supernioad,nee ~ thr NalIona
EancatIon AssogIailon today opsnos
ioar day meelinx ior fhr pun~bss
ol thresh.ns out sear. ~ prnlasal.
ntenied tn burden ihe .1fi.ag edo
caiipnai sfsiem Preliminary sou.
torcuces wero held yesterday
Speaker nom various rtfis ~ al.
country on alsc0ts me sfgauiares
of government educational depart
nsnf headed hY seorcian with a
place IN ihe presidents cabinet
Means 81 making the school a .mors
efficient sksucy for a. efuelenI
dcmocpr, wli he an oui landinE
suhioci during ths nieetine ~ will be-
discussed ion.ghi bs pr Maflou ~
Ro, Burton. president - ,hc um
sersliy cf Minnesota
romurroN the principal question
before ihe meeglnF viii ronroru =
"a ionai .rorram Tor education
spea sers ou Ills auhloel will include
John "A neyerldse. supefiu endeni
Omaha. & y Kendall comml lssiuuof
81 education. rr'nion. \ J pr nd
mond Iamcs president 81 the TINT
y,raiy ~ Illinois Victor olandof
American Federation 81 lltor. cm
oero AMI George y Siraycr rosiirnl
National Education Association. Nse
York.
Factors Involved In the oaalllf ~
Instruction ai present ofieffi in our
schools" viii bc discussed IS " ,
naEley. Columbia tuiyersiY, New
iork H,rbery 3 West. snporinlend
~ city schools. nochosfrr y y
.all.e illll. proadeni of M League oi
reacacrs Association. Denver WI.
Tam a Davidson. Superintendent
Ciy schools. Pittsburgh. ana q u
waldo. pr sidont ~ che Western
sala Normal School. Kalsmsgoo
Mich
There VIII also be general a.
a.fion g government aciiflilrs 49,
ibey effect the schools" q A rrosser
director nf ihe federal board. yo'ai
loual education. Washington. and rcN.
rssrniattc of government blrcsuH
VIII participate
A meeting ~ the Council ~ state
departments ~ Education Nill be
heia tomorrow with = T. Claynn. rni-
ted States Commissioner of Ednc
alton. ia attendance Various other
conferences. including sr~iea under
the auspices of The Federal nuruu Of
Education. viii BE- h-ld wh.ls ihe gen
erai meeting s. In progress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
How Fat Folks
MayBecome Thin

n yeu ar sadicnis hecomlrr sion'
ow q so4a hasc fssen paiilns on fireh
t,T fear~ ihs cause - seasrallY ths
same laek * otyHcn CafFylus to~fr
of che hiosd This fFuah'n ocrara
nnstit in men and Nameu oKer th.rfs
h4i q maf b. easiiy frsaks.i ard Ntia
cut ans - thr .rltatons moef fst
people iulaslne uesss,eFa - rtatf
taHr ee1Fat. Simply 50 - ys,lf afiE
Fist aud So boa ~ fhsnea Tekr
tive sFains afteT ,ash meal aad 81
Bedtime Nonderfai rseaf'a sho.tt hf
qat-kif accomplished hs fhis sIm.ar
ffNAfmeilf ~
- safr hoNskef Nna 49, ihc enu
lne ihYncla. q = pai AZ la cris nal
sealed iaekaEos. p rlrasaus io iAkr
and eisss prompl resalis Asy dur
siefe can supfay Y0u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25

Many London housewives are can
PEELED 70 40 their o~n work owing io
the refusal OF women io return as ser
Nanis after Ncf.ins in the mauidon
iactorigs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
CHECK THAT COLO!
STOP THAT COUCH.
DR.. Bells Pine Tar. Honey wastes
no time N Starting
10 do IL

Right after The first dose youll no
tice the relicl-the easing up ~ th'
throat tickle. the loosening phicem
Soon the breathing becomes less
whcezy. the siuffy head clears BIT
the irritation subsidies Before long
relief comes.
Dr. Bcl'e Pine Tar Honey rs pure
safe. harmless. It's ingredients ar
soothing. healing. ant'sefiic Rtlir
and quiet rest follow its faithful y so
Economically priced An durrlsis
sec. 6ec and s co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25

y" NNft" - tf"efN fN 80 AAH
Nuu ein ~, me dosl~fair eifesi sm
fuuHh way and Iff iu flN HHi 4HH
fah or YuH ean irf en- Sensible
ptaftiui painless. sarY w. tui ufr
'tsefH-ii its snHY fnf Ntfsif in
Remove cafna ln haul fu fefsaf aIaraa
lfs Hgud e wondered ualnisrs
formua a has mower hrsn snctsssfni
li initiated a. asifloa ou fta rarn
ani affs lmmmilafrlf instead "a
iIfginf oni fhn frfn. Nun Hffi BE- nuf
NalnlrHlf There's nn sNrkr uaHfef
ihaf dneanf stay 'aui nn sHiff that
irrliafta ~ ruha nff You reach en-
corn easIlf wlth ihn liiflp Hia.a rni ln
the uffk uf .frfY "gsis o. hufllr Of
loea not huu ihn tulo nrah fe a..
iroi and smlle' ifa hlesslnF. ncter
falls
"affa-li" the fnarauioti money.
l'ark corn remover. fhs onii sure ea,
epsis bui ffIfle a ans tuf aiurr
Nfd ~ y Lawrence a CO., rhhaeo.
ln
soli Al tho ovl nue siefe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
U.s.. .HASM|Ll|0NS
or DRUG ADO|CTS
SAYS ONE WRITER
l. \sii>ii mt R\Ni>l
TAki~ ~ PRORitu az
Eo>t Dtn HiiI. A\D
Hills ilON ~ Will.
NOiik

London. fah 80 nutae hks no
ssi recovered frm iis amasemeui e
ihe psssaKv ~ fhs dry elnsilfuii
oaal amendment Whenever an An.
ctican mee's an fnelshman over lhI
dinner cable che latter u sarv q
hiIne up ths bore afY ,heaom,noi
and Esquire ihe Whss aad wherefore
VI H an NoN oomes Mr lgnatiu'
fhayrs vho must have been 20 Am
crica az some timc o. oihsf ~ IA.
aruen hook. Americas Day
and b. tells th- English eonle ias0
hos it hsppeneA ana ~hai h Ell
means
nu. M fhasre paints ven
gloomy l.elufc 81 ne hornf monster
gf Illicit hco4e and drura which mrk
below every aifompi az prohibition IN
he siaiol. and ne makes ihe unfoand
"a charge that American ana cans
dian soldiers undoubtedly sptead ths
,iee ol drue taking here m feeland =
Tbs a foN daYa after the retelAilons
hronrht oui las thu sllms na'y earle.
tom inquest
so plsese strong dfluA." ave tn
English wfiicr No~ does ans "a
uonai lcrson for momrai believe
thar this i So Stop any Amcri,an
soldier yon see Ia me .ireets and ash
him about 'lsootleEeIng about 'bllnn
tigers In ihe clios and moonahine
stills in me Appalachian with q
mall army ~ revenue men constant
ly snrag,d in ,-its thui ycrs bioodti
~afs against the underworld Of lll-
|crai liquor
There n nai state frsm Maine
20 California. or from florila io ore
son where surrepiltlous iuioaieanis
cannot be- obtained
Tho traffic is merely f-sen un.
dcfground. and ihs Is scrs bad Tor
,he soeial and moral health ~ the
.ommunliy The hooihlaek. the gro.
,er. ihe drug store and the SWEET no.
English lor candy store. Won kno~1
30 these aud others dabtlo IN ihe
oIbiddon trade
After telling how in Now Orleans
3 negro passed him a wink and sold
aim q Watermelon containing FLASK
81 bad sh4sk,t though why wafer.
nslons houid hg loadcd n iho orif
nal homo 81 iho silver gin fgg che
noted auihor docs not state NJ
rhayro reviews che aaioa of fixed
patent medicine such as make ~.
the pcor Indian. g'i yls'eas ~ a
harry hunting grouni prrmaimely
Then this interesting statement
walton VI lde prohibition was main
~ brought aboni NOT hy fhr Anti
saloon league OF vulgar violence. but
by The great employers like ihe Penn
.yiyanla railroad and the tuee trusia
IKE the United States Steel"
VIII ih, executive committee -
The nu-saloon league please write
Here Is The kicker n Mr phayrc'e
exposition.
"Now for my last card - nation
on earth Is 80 afflicted With drug and
DOPE addiction a. this hone dry
continent Of America Police Com
mlss ioner Arthur Woods 81 New York
himself told me that the metropolis
alone contained over zo0pol addlcfs
Fortunes are made peddling occainc
Three thousand sounds worth 0f the
swfal stuff was seized At corner
shemiss's "a story strangely overlook
nd hy al New York's city editors
scores Of thousands Of rerr'lis were
rejected from Americas conserip,
army a. hopeless do,e takers King
Drink i not deihroned az al IN the
Land ~ Liberty. he has oriy escaped
10 The cave like hunted David. Nil
hons console themselves With even
known drug"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
CAMPAIGN ON TO CUT
ssUTH's COTTON CROP
Acreage Must Be Cut a Third
Say Government Experts
Who Fear Price Will
Fall

Dallas. Tex. Feb - Fearing co
ION prices will sink near TIRE pre- war
levels unless measures are taken 20
prevent II. southern cotton grower
are joining in a movement for gen
'eral reduction ~ 1919 acreage. In
Texas the move has taken the form o.
a pledge TO reduce acreage TO two
thirds OF that OF 1915. Tbe state agri-
cultural department IL emphasixlns
the benefits OF planting grain on the
lcreage thus saved.
The government crop report PLACED
last eyars Texas production at 3
$4,000 bales. Cotton was around
.hir,y-fIve cents a poand a, the close
II the picking season. but many grow
srs and some spectators felt II would
re4ch forty cents and did not sell
prices fell. however. with the signing
II TIE srmistice and since then have
seen wavering between twenty-one
and twenty-five cents.
Bankers who loaned money 70 grow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
WHEN VESSELS COLLIDE
SIXTEEN PERSONS DIE

New York. Fch g The frencA
bark Helena wss sunk early Aesier.
day morning m collision Nah the
Norwegian frc.ghior Cansfiord oil
Winter Quarter Light. Va. and alN
teen OF her crew persisted Eish' sur
yivors. including her Fkl9rrr. Cap
tain Mais0neure. were braceai here
iast right
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
HEAD STUFFED FROM
cATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied In NostriIs
Opens Air Passages Right Up.


Instant reiief--no waiting. Your
iofzcd nostrils open right up; thc air
asssccs of your head clear and ycu can
reafhe freely. No more hawking. snuf
,ing. blowing. headache. dfypess. NJ
.ruggliny Ter breath AZ night; youI
Oh cr csfsrrh disappears.
Get small bottle of fly's Cream
aim from your druggist now. Apply
little Of this fragrant. antiseptic
.silnv cream N your nostrils II pen.
rates through every air passage Of the
a.. aoofhes the infancf or swollen
.uco1s membrane and relief comes In
sanfiv.
ii's iust fns Don't stay stafei-ur
nth . ooid o. Issty catSEIh-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25

CT ready fur the three blE Dollar
DAYS IN the intz bargain Basement
Thursday Friday and Saturday See
"a 10 "Wednesday nights paper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25

Time nHco hes. oan mover ho 81
rainoi 81 ,hani leave seer ilne la,mr
auuud safsioseia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25

esof~. Il eeni have for f' rens. N
aelessy Me- Webster aas Csrapans
sae dn.sr ssaiA ~ nafrs ease rss oaf
bfrsa oeee sul soat e.,ase a2e.a
fiessn A. Ysn q re afnea satilef :
-, rsa SAINT q fihf if 40 cs.l "a the
eencfai sxraf = lss ssnfs - hsre
~ ns ms uuna hsase ar fhe car a.
fenm,oi thef an wsal nsa l.sdif.
He naa ths'ehHs has gate hsnr :
fisIenart Na etlI W uesef
ssala hstr b.aesra a lf l.hr A.ta
sa.t ti esi lsat
fs heftr e. have 'ussi aai 80
ihsn ia iats Bowed ana t.'sa llsfs..i
A t.is.a,h r>a nan itses 81 " ....
eneasA - pani - a. shefAns uiih
her NAsn = maa shops h. 4auts ia
aay spunethins
Germany. see. wan1a ihf allies As.
fe establish sefman ,fedIt sait Af
ternsy CAas amiih Icisf rhe troi.
bis ~lih usrmany Is lhas sha a.st bcs
Aasi Beard bsli
Whsr irnofauee Is tHsa M balbi
a sshaol hnusef
IN several - gae ffs sfHss fhs4
nre flniinx hsslfis - N4aef is slhs
No wonder tho s.ie became .a lopu
lar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25

Mlaa nlnA Niis fepu A. hfiioe elrl
SAYS utsim BY che iei,l haae service
theae dafs. she Teseransuf IL afin
determined 40 ~lu enc war. a. aay
cosf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
LOCAL MOMENTS.

when iaph iiaic .. Oalaho1la cif
found hls unei's ahoirun ho began
playing soldier The Fan vas loaded
ard it ssplod.i and now Ralph \
ErieY.ng over che death ~ hla mar
2-Y'ar Old brother Who val Ia tht
aay - ne shot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25

No are nfisunf rome t.Inofd'nafl
ssiues ln tle Luil nar.a'n liaseman.
in ouf blr Dollar Day salr rhauaaf
FRIDAY and Faiuria, nf Wn esfk
.as vIndew "Wednesday evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25

Nhfn taNF Nsa atHuf : ninml
sui haH 80. Iafl slIss "a ~ "a
ssfa rntiafrhsst a. som.
hlna Ate aaHtmH.
~ss ff aei ss4if ant
aHallast an'Ii Is ffnks "A
in tiF t'ssffs / hat 4
I raAa sals assa 80 ~
h.s hseds i.ei -. 90 ~
uass ana ns1iul snd tts stuftia|
tapsed him ia I0ss siesr. Ihs tfsal|
lns fisffniea his faas
drtitsi - 60 Cailrlfa Soap sn|
olniu~ni 80 launi sfrsf frllsf al
! asri tra aasss a Caihufa sosp snl
thfee hetrs af Cneufa olnin.ss
etllhhraIsth hHn Z sirtsd Nfs v.al]
iteriY il1l f'alnfs ai f.at4tah. X
sop iis aaa a aii dou6slnl a4p.|
Jss laiirefa 80 all tollrt tlfEosss.
ft~fs So - x - 49, - - |
Hss Ne.aaa1t = sas - l.asa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
NATIONAL cAPirol -
noNu DAY rsOfyf
WILSON slNNa att

wiil Ak- rari ln eislnN tte uufk any
such rehuff ana dlssia-a alfmsni ss
ihAl aass aei Afe~ AnsrIfs invite
hlm io inei ihn senlimeni ~ tha "a
fou
interrupted hf aplfauar ihr presf.
tenl halted Aui then svafet ihn
greatest demonstration ~ fhe afef
nuan ehen he addssi ihsi ha euuli
arep' no aesoisr shailenff ihsn fhe
fsae of ihe American paraaae in tha
sar
= have fifhilrf hiap rs ue. - aall
nlih alar'ut fevllns. and H A.
Iaml .fura a .leilshl io D. lf have
oul- but II r ls challenge - lhlG
e0saslan Ii pln be- an intu'eenee
Al snofher rDlni ln biz address. ihs
president sali ihat II rrsaI hoHf -
fhn world Ter a ieaFuu ~ rations eas
isallolniad 80 eonH wirh For my
r.fl nef-r 10 have hsi smersa faaf
ans ia IA lhls alienpl - enanaifute
lHt uufli Z hafs no mare dnahi ~
ihe verdict ~ Amerbs n co.'s milisf
Nan ! have donbi 81 ihe hinai ihai IS
ln ms.s -
Session Presents nlaqssi crosi
Nru tnriand gave ila uHs .fsr r a
roHslue wsi,ome This rf'y fohatIf
a0Nr has sDsn e Froair ersni than
afherei - every rolnf ~ tsnfeFs
tlnne mo rnufe from ComnHnp psaiih
nlef io which tho , al oaifsf ossllss
hnaru h's usry from fhe rIeafntf
George Washlnsfon. through fhe
iosnioRn districts AMI Ground fwo
SIDES ~ nosfon utmmoa 80 i1e oupisi
Plaza hotsi shsre stop we maas
faf luncheon
chssred rssfy~hsrs
Al sforf iuu fhe preshftnf uaa
ebssresa liai In hand he sifs.f lu his
ltof car thrmshaai tho frp miles ~
fhe parade escefs In one hi,ek a.
tween Washlbrlon and freemon
sireef. whern because ~ tha narow
say spectators usre noi aheesi 20
eDnrrexaie.
TIE national army. iho navy. the
state raari and me ciiy op''re 20 lines
So either slde - ghe route fermed =
guard 81 honor fpr iho rntlro d..
ffnte - fh~ drive
80 sffs-uve vrre the afranremsnis
nat not an unpleasant Incident oe
currcf
sufffsoisis rsss ssans
Opposite fhs state holse ~ fnsni -
nhleh q sroup ~ wpinded aoiflsfu
rre.ss-i tho .arslsisni. handfai -
suffrael.,s claiming - rerrsseut ihs
nailonai womana 9ariy. tos theli
stand for a demonsirafioa uhleh thef
had snn0unsed
before tho fsrade reach 'heui
hey werr told by fhe police - move
ln. Refua,nE. the we've ARRESTED %
loiierInr AMI iockrsi 40.
later ~ the hosei the presiisrt re-
-fiesd . cammIffoe from iae Masse
thn-cfis woman saffrare assoeisfissi.
non militant orranisafiou. and ast +
- fis mombers 20 convey to ~ stats
bOiy Ms warm r.raris s.d symIe
ny tlvf
Ready Fo- sfreruoos Wsfk.
President wilson as ascymranisf
n the parade and hter - Mechanics
gaii whcre h. spoke before 800 pr
son. b. Mrs. Wilson. IL spDeared
physically ~ for whaf hs declared a.
he aps ruaehinK ~sfrenuous attempt %
ranaact business for = htfie phils IN
America-
Tho sea yoyare srsmsd % hsve
given him q resf. lie aasearea 20
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25

War Mother to Ald Ipbiess soi
d.ers ). hesdiIne 10 mornlng Ia
per Cool move tiu hfie War Moth
ers should iuil0N auif There ere BOT.
ri good jobs nos 80 nf befsns D.
cause iise ushf effort hag not bees
made 20 par a lsnt n en-
" . Wifc - Dieris Al. eas .
visitor ~ ihe odd Fellow hsadquar
tsrs yesterday
Earle q Smith 81 fiuleh'a.an. Kan
waa a visitor a. ihe odd felee head
quarters yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25

Want cheap breaa9 Iifa youl
opportunity. Tea cent Dsefa Or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
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