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The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-27
NEW ZEALAND
 MUlIOHSHIPPEO

New York, Thursday - 4 large car1r. of New Zealand frozen mutton is being shipped to the United StatCs with the hopes that the meat Dri- ces now prevailing may be ham, merer down.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-27
WILL FEEL OUT
 GEN. PERSHING

Washington, Thursday - It Was announced today that Senator Hitch cock, Chairman of the Republican National committee has been en- trusted with the mission of sounding uot General Pershing on the ques- ton Of the general accepting the presidential nomtnation at the com ing presidential election.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-27
PHILIPPINES ASk ID GOVERN
 SELVES

Washington, March 2T - A for nal plea of the Philippines for importance is to be submitted to Secretary of the Navy Baker when be arrives in the Islands April 4th on his present trip of naval inspec- ton, and Secretary Baker will be requested to transmit this plea of the Philippines to President Wilson far his consdera tion.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-27
NJ MENTION OF JAPAN'S CLAIM
 |S MADE

Paris, Thursday - With Presi- dent Wilson presiding over the subcommittee, the League of Ma tions covenant is said to have been completed and that the constitution contains 26 articles, none of which recognizes the national equality or Japan, ....
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-27

The Reverend E. L. Winterber- ger and his wife and son have ar- rived back form Haineg and will re- main here, Z
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-27

James ThWston, a well known old timer, and formally connected with enc of the newspapers in Fairbanks, died recently in Ssattle..
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-27

Paris, Thursday 2:50 D. m. -Ac- Cording to the Ganlois, a newspa- per published in this city, war be- tween France and Hungary is i'm inent. The paper states that Gan-
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-27
FRANCE AND HUNGARY MAY WAGE
 WAR WITH ONE ANOTHER SOON

eral Manguin VII probably direct tn ooerations the scope of which, another paper states, is indicated plainly by events which are now transpiring in Hungary.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-27
BOL5HtVIKI RAID
 ALLIED MISSION

Berne, Thursday A Prague dis patch received here this morn- ius says that the Bolsheviki have wounded and taken prisoner Colonel Vix, head of the French mission in Budapest.
 Copenhagen, Thursday - A Ber- lin despatch reports that all mem- bers of the Allied military mission N Budapest made good their escape when the BOlsheyiki made a raid on the buildings occupied by tho mission.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-27
STARVATION AND STRIFE |M- . M|NENT IN AUSTRIAN STATES
ces re- is maintained

Rerne, Thursday - AdVices re- ceiye5 from various centers in Aus tria, Czecho-S ovalEia say that a BolsheYiki uprising in those states is eimminent, and that any move in those countries against the Hun garian soviet government is expec- ted 10 preciPitate trouble.
 The British Military Mission in Viennna has notified the Austrian government that the Allies are ready to increase Austria's food sup ply if order throughout the nation
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-27
.BEsSARAB|A PROCLAINS ITS
 INDEPENDENCE OF RUSSIA

Nasav March 27 Bessarabia against the has proclaimed and Rumann of occuaon and b. esablsbed soviet republic battles followed quick Immediately after the most of which the en of the soviet government retire
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-27

The Austrian population Is great ly excited over the events which are taking place in Hungary. All the restaurants in Vienna ara doset for lack of food, and there is nc gag CT coal, two essentials, as the wood supply is very meagre, and many families are burning their fur niture and all wooden articlesI
 The government has reduced the meat ration to au infinitely small quantity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
A Woulan's Story
With Great Neaaiag


Women sssrywaess isFi shrss ssssrd. hsw.
stsssssh tks ssss ~ sEssh~Fs tFtsat. sAs
ssssisesFfni rxnesrstinx .sssssssi sefiisss'Hs.
fhxy ssi3lisa ~sssestHx shss as@sFsss Hsfnfs
shs sdsrAt ~ nssasss esnss ~vna~sfA ss~
hstissn
neth3f'. Ffiest h Fsssesiy ~sisN
stsvaais ~ saassvns~ usvtn sh~ s.fs.iss sssees
AMI bsA9sseafs lnsasTsd Fsssdsfins hss9
ellass 4. fssaiiis yssla ~ sssaa4s aerssd
isf sspaasssgf. fhs sssssss ansfs. ssfsmne
~md lis4assfs eseaad wsshsasst shss e@saiisf
wsssefsns STRATA. ssa n~Tvsrs*s "a nsasss
snd anfssshsi sSa~sssssas sss ssfsfsuv
assiasa ~eeli Vie asTvss ssd wa<srs sts
fslssYed swt thas sf~ psFt fsfs aa3 ffs~Hs
NJ regular uss, TN ts~sf shstsmis. -
ssaa ssfs ads wltk ssss -Aes bssf y. nvns
lhs hnsss aFs SEES a tb~ ssisis. snd -
ahs ashxsF - sstsusity i~s~
fua saa ssasln Aast~fs Ffsssd fyvn 80
s,ex ssofs IA has twxa ss~t ~ ~s~~a ~
ssssr bslf = esnsufF shs u hsss ~ ssasdssa
A. sagthsna ysst eaa ti4nk ~
ws,se ths NJ ssiaskd hssa,~sev s:spseys
Bsss n. fsasr haslsi,es. Asissts. 1~spsf.
~ sssls Assh~sk<pa bs-sk. ssf s~t . A'ss's
~ <nss~ss Frss@a tssisy. sra sh.ss fssosy
sss5sslf .ssss@s tais esd dis~~sssSa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
VERY WEAKLY ron
SEVERAL YEARS
North Carolina Lady Describes
the Symptoms From Which
She Suffered and Which
She Says Cardui
Relieved.

Trap Hii. y c. Mrs Eadora Hol
broose recently made THE statement
Il Was very weakly Cor thr." os fou
years with ~omanly iroabscs val
much ~of ~ spec ial times Ever
month would have 80 lie in bed 10
three ~ four days.
Ny chief suffering wac IN my back
I could not tell how badly Il schss
bur Il seemed a. II II could NOT pos
sibly ache worse Whenever would
gef flrsd. or II ! ~ss msch on M,
se<<. II would ache. csrduI vas al
the medicine took
! ssw. with the first bottle. that
Was beinx benefited. bot I kept rlgh'
on for five bottle. regularly. BY thi,
time ~as % could do ali my o~n
work. which for some time I had mo-
been able 20 do.
Thai = the only time I ever soos
u regularly. but always have u On
hand 20 ase wb>n ! do MT f.ei ~eil
and u always heip~ me"
With . ssccessfal record Of over "a
yssrs 20 lfs credit. csr1ai has psoven
ia merif IN the fress m~ns ~ mzny o,
The simple ailments pesslssr 10 ~omsn
Try H. Al youf druxg1<ss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

and Jars language ufyinH more Fns
chasea At TIM advanced priee - r"e {
vinclnW was she eliirFaiutv 'hai ah"a'
enough nw~ saifs 80 o. N~tv made :"
ahAofh. share Tor ehaFe lhe iew shares
submitted fur ~ talr ag 4 This '#sill
was that The ufe~na 10 "msAlng ap'a
ga lha guarantee not onlY made alr9as
hpnmsesa and prospective tasnFe Gas
itu.ts oai 10 those wha had feaili
received Two tor one, bag tafeesdef
IN making second pfeflt - tsra'
agen,H
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

able 70 DO mr. work row. ! certainly
praise your medicine. - Mrs SUnA
or.pFArHrR. 6ts Vest Second Street.
MishssakA Ind.
Women 30 safer frcyn such ailments
shoah not oonsinae 20 drag around and
DO their work under such ccndi tons, but
v-oft hy the experience of Mrs Old
father ard thousands of others who have
tried shis famous root and herb remedy,
LYDIA T. Pinkharn's Vegetable Com
pocnd. and found relief from such suf-
ferng. II complications exist writs the
LYDIA T. Pinkhan Medicine Co, Lynn,
Mass. The result az their ~ years
experiencs % advising women on this
subject Is IT your service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

came 10 Washington TO do her part in
winning cur magnificent victory. She
came here In Jssy. 1915. at the urgent
solicitation * the War Department 10
be4p make the girls IN the departments
more contenissd and 10 beueff their cun.
dliGors She hns done more 70 keep I'D
ihe morale of the girls who cnfna TO
Washington 10 do war work than snl
other person. ana white sfle general pub
Tic NAV not know this those ~ ns who
are III charge III iarge departments real
sxe what she hEs done toward keeping
or fh@ health and spirits ~ the glrss
here On hchaIf X these young wonen
u is Eay prfvilege-aDd | consider II
great hpnor-fo present 10 you, Miss
Coeroft. this loving cop % token of
their appreciation ~ the wonderful vOk
you have done for them. When you 70
back 70 Chgcago. THIS crp viii ever be a
reminder ~ the love and esteem felt for
yon by me yogng women II the United
States Training Corps
The 4. +. Training Corps for Women
- this summer expsnding It's work hy
snaag'arstlng series of sumner campo.
cusslee the larger csties Of sbe cosfntsy
where girls and wofnea win be given
seffsngup exercises and drills for the
EpbgildIng n ihsir health.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

A farm hana whp hsi suykei rysfY
day IN thu seek ttom hawn tlli lat"
at Night. finiahng ehntna ~ lantern
tight, went ID ths farmer Al ths 'n'i
of The month and asid I'm wsanR ~
qun Yuu promised iny 4 steady lssu
ot work
Well. haven't yu0 got une waN
the aHionlahsd feplY
No. vasd she werkuf There afr
three or foltr hpnfn svurY niahe dtin
have anything 20 ~ except fnDl a@ay
NY tima by alespiaw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

tss Az ~ esul~s t-sssss
u cosss weas, ~ az sasagsa sna
a -.ass . trsns % So mAuiea lAe
fse A. "a FeseAst sna ~ leseas
tsg. insssace og ,,arse uns ga eH,lt
NJ s,ns eersmcas saa sA.s rs pllse
81 = plain xela band. Nas ,Aefss ~
essdins the laFehass u "a snsass
meat Fias ~ u,s, lss h,f seef ~
frat pln ara su Asi. eai ~ ums
ecsae. ~hen she ~snls dlsment sra
~ has 20 rc'ne seU~s u,ns fss
ereth snsssui vuuns man lsesN ihis
allemma ,Aart lime asa whsa AZ,
~err nfsi snssrsi ~ saw ~ elfl
his tFai pin fo sssF hni she t,cn
essan demandlns = diamrni estl'ies
- ~ made Qai'l vlss to- one ~ to
ie~sir, sio'vu and pat 40 70 " rgot
pristor~ ~ rian - haf = alAmond 90
The inasslmsnt stan unfotlansiris
he ,uans mans iistins Ia lhs CfciH
association 10 l-.of and noh hpts safei
70 'fusi him fnF diamond
To tried 10 scg ihe arr 20 ,vnt
seat % b. engaged eiihoat nnf. tuf
Al, had no damor'is and wantsd ~
much to annex one IN ihe ,cuas
man rrcco,d,d 20 touch hls fr.sna
lse borro~sd nn' here ana ten
" five ,herv. q sen over ,onsss ant =
tssRss from smother tos Ara s' isti
h. raised a handnd Nos a hanlr. 4
dollar hl'l dorsnf hav ers much q e
aiAmcai three de,s but lhs ,'nas
man rrvseniei 'h' ries 90 hla fan,re
With y flourish snd he shs acc. ted
" a. rr~af uf hls decp dc~,'lon Ani
no~ The fellows ~ho weIls eoash' lha
rms srs ciamofing lpr their cult ono
oi them hiss 70 ha, = diamond lcf ~,
Own eiS and ~ nnds hv nerfs NJ
fifly that he oancd Coz lsc either 81.
lo~s engagement rms naro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

Sidney Two nlgu ~rfs lRHlRh'f
Killed and $50 womsn SERIOUSLY luiHt {
- when automobile heianins in l. '
Wolf. plaus. waa hit ~ Baltimore =
OHIO train At knt wood Grade efsss
ina. five mliss south ~ shia SITS fes
tsfaay mufuirt Dtag afe Arthu
) fiimey. "a. aud Christ h@abaeh w
N.riously injured Alsa Christ hos
bach aud Mrs. L = Wolf Wolf o~H
er of ear. escaped iuiafses ~ Jumping
All parglss wefs plguA residents
riyria C y Eyefsti. 81. usk liar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

not % my work and
| could not set any
thing - relieve me.
A physician treated
me. but u did no
good | bad been IN
this condition for
three months when |
began taking LYDIA
Y l'lnk ham Nege-
table Com 20 q
tablet forml and
|it cured ne. !
keep house ard am
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
S1OO-A-YEAR WOMAN WHO TRAINED
WOMEN WAR WORKERS, H0N0RED

of their appreciation the 35o gris aud 70 u occrs
Allotment
who
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

Gu, Thls o., ard TAKE u win You
A man often fofrcta the exact name
Of the article he wishes 20 pufcaass.
and o. last resort taxes something
rlse Instead That Is always diasr.
pointing and ansaiisfafetorl IN.
safe Nay is to cut this oui and take
Il with you 40 a. 20 make sur. o,
getting Chamberlainx Tablets Won
Will tind nothing quite 80 sAtisfsriort
fof constipation and iuaisrriion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

TO states ia ~hich ~omsn ns~
hasc prysiisutiAl saffrase control al
mosi Asif ne sciss ~ the parry cOn
ssslloa, ana fosO ref oent q 'Ae
electoral colloee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
OFFICIALS CHOSEN ron
SALVATION pRiv1 nuRt
tconiinucd from Page On.

ID 20 conduct lhe campaign. that frA
inres have he,n arranged fer eacn
Cay ~ che drive which shoaid make
u attractive and intatsaiing 10 thr
puhlic ter other rssaauns than hvsauae
n II for the benefit of the Salvation
Army beloved for ia service 70 the
American soldier aud ile fitl, sses'
Of flshlinx Ihe battles oi SUFFERING hu
manftV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

80 pl.coa ~ Als recm n s silss~a
that arsnis hsara hicsn srrans-
~nA >leAalson 10 ia n- STA tho>-
-h..asr sp~ - . thcs t'ds would
- k<ceetei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
slorrtss Ass esAssto
~ y : OFFICIALS


,oesursss ros r.ss oael
sea ss.i occugs~. - crs q ~
i.assses nes. ~as os 49, -
-hssA nO~ - sAs ssiteaoc "a -
Csrci
r,o.< indicted ere.
Cr.ri Hsss Dro-n. Nee Nck ca,
sgcstsuaa and ecstaccr - tAe
p~,casAne race tFsek IA wiadscf
oatAflo
cass sossr1s NsSoOis0a. 4 $ 4
wss1ingtcs
Reri HsfrlA Ss~ rcsk Clty. .
dssisr "a sAirass. snt hssa An,~s
can otrtoef. noe overseas TIE o.
nc-vs nAne 4 bsias ~i,hasli
Fr~t,-ick { Collins hcat of ths
nerch4nis R~alo company. DsiFc''
ass bs.a arrested IN conncSiioa ~hh
sA~ pcs He - Gr~ek sicc ooasai IN
ts,s o,y
cAss N.oaoiscn. Gr,ek ofI.esF -
she erensnc- department 49, arrest
- Tearsaay =, the Hc.ei SfAiier
II. arrests q Bro~u. Harris aat
Coinns wrre % SATURDAY
TIE htkh Amy ouiccr oversees hAs
hssn arrested usacr an army order. %
~ss sAi4
Pslc Brsse 70 offsesr.
~ichols<a rs euiiy sent 20 Rcchcs
to-. y ". asssrsnrsn q nssiice zson,s
ssyx. sa1 Sxs mei ere y Rr0~n
To- s.l,sr PISSED Is eoe 20 Nichoisou.
sh.y charge. ~ao Ia 'afn gave a
ycans aray offiecr uha ~As sla.as
tne issiice department. Soc. Mica
oison's arrest vNs made on his reia-n
h~re He hAa S. 90 on bis person. .
vas claimed
Scm~ weeks 2Ne- Nlch1.roas A.
rival ecse his ACTIVITIES eanlc under
the oAscrvatiou of the department. -
1zs,sce 4sents His actions werc
watched ard eventually dic'sphoae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

IN announeing The pufpo4,s ~ the
campaign. ihr Salvation army. ss,s
hat he term liomr heryiee shonid
be almost selt explanatory ilome
Service IN The saiLaiion Army mesn
ing q iha term lncludsa ali The "a
msllar activities ~ The salvation ArmY
ffaeue BONES for girls day Dnr.
series lodging houses for unfortunate
men. of hanagts. fresh air fArtns, ffee
clinics. prison rsilef. siam Asgtl,msuts.
homes f'r the AGED. hot.le fof men
and women. tree emplnymen, bureans
and nlaus other slmilsf insilsptlaua
Al which human dialreme "a relieved
The salvation Army has announced
iha, il has made speoific plans ~
contributing ihsse sellslti.s on larx
er scale in the falura. and Il "a t,w
IN PURPOSE thai The peunls ~ III,
United Ha'es. who benrfli hs che aals
walton Arrays sndsavorx. are asked %
furnish The si5.u0.ou9 whieh @ll. ~
thr gfapd~osk upon which tha pro
ss,ssd great future structure of relief
work may ha huiit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
opEENs Wit GO TO
BAT sEas ruGspAY


fcon,lnssd from Page onsl
actual nIi operation When one com
panY vas we'll started they would
start another
A number - Guthrie and Logan
county people fell victims 20 the wllea
o, the Greens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

last Club Luncheon for Summer
The last luncheon OF the Phi Delt'
Gamma club took place at she Ion
hotel on Saturday al O'clock waf
Mrs PAGE Warren as hostess II.
tables were placed in the ordinary and
were decorated with pnrrie seeespeas
A gaino ~ aac'i0n haile~sd tho lunch
con and he prsfs for hsgh scores
were AWARDED 70 Mrs Lewis - pron
son and Mrs Ransom HamfiI Ep@r 4
gneass Tor fhe occaxicn we're Me
Bronson Mrs Rale sssn NON. Mrs John
Furroy. Mrs Fred Rivers. Mrs james
w Amspa cher and Mira Al Williams
ON Saturday. June I4fh Mrs Byron
Bachelor will entertain she cluh and
light refreshments Will be- served after
the card gam.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

The ladies' ~ the Methodist chnrs
will give ak O'Clock dinner st the
church en- Thursday evening which
they will call "Feasg Of Seven Col
ors.H and on Invitation Is sxtended 20
AL of their friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

A ssiss aid they fixed . two
for one. .susrsnies.' by which the
stock buyer Was Jed 10 believe sbal
The ore.ns. through their investment
o.manY. would buy back the stock
we're capitalized a. 9.oe9 each
purchase price. y the investor desired
10 sell shortly before thls resale
date arrived. bo~eser. the siockbold
er would receive from the Greens
brilliantly eolored propoEands setting
fsrih IN. fact that the stock which
Asd BEEN originally boyehi q, 81 per
sbsr. had advanced ln price 10 g. per
share. ~ coafse ihcy didn't s.ccifl-
callt sef ous that the sdssnes had
bssn made ny the hand % the Green
himself The sucker ~bo hsd bought
st dollar naturally In very Tee IN
sisnrss cared 20 sell for o. something
thst had sdvsnced 70 o.. AMI ihs result
~ss hat very few shsres we're sub
nlssd for resale A. par q the
O. anBoabos meps. however. ~ss .
glowing account Of future prospects
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

ssrs. os<sss slssen- sed fr~s-gi,s
i.cassn. ~he have kesa staasats 81
oshAcms rnlsef~its a. Namsn srs
ss- soms toe thslF .smmss ss.stloa
ftsnk wsi<s. ~ho has hssn IN
ffsncs ~ith nv .sA d,hloa. ~if,.l
~. larvnls. NJ saa vu ratio welsa
shal Ne lsnasd n >e~ Nee % saa
dss mofnins
Nu & " Hare. frseltrd a l.icstsm
cn saturday snncansins SO ssfs A.
rival II hsf scn. Ray $40 hss n.su
In ffenc. ~ish The A-ith inlsuirs =
shs se,h dlsi.tcn
NN
Mis- ssulmle La nafh.s ~ho has
hesn attending sohcol a. Gcuohsr c,l
icss al r@itsmors. NJ. vtafnea Aoms
cn sstnras, ninhi 10 sgend ihs san
mer ~na hsf psrea,s n End nrs g A
hukhes
NS
Nrs ' q Lats and Niss Adelaide
iait accemr@nled hs real Martin a,
janesion CITY, Nan. arrived home sal
urdas nlshs They meiotsd frcm "a
tina. Kan. 10 oashri, in t~els, hours
sesssl circis
The Noclsi Cir,le - thc rftshstst
isn charch wlll hala meetier -
WEDNESDAY afternoon a, Mineral Wei,
rAft and u y ruins ihe meeting NJ
he held a, ths hoac - Nfp " N fi,ld.
| ins
Charles Lnfs rturnct Vssisrda,
from Ns~ Ncfk. where NJ has been
IN school
William Coleman has returned n
caihrie 30 spend she summer af,cl
comrlctlas his freshman vcrs al o 4
xsM
Mrs. Maurice farauhafson and uitl,
son iefr today 20 Join Nr Faraaharson
~ho Is IN business a, Coslnsion. osia
Doughty ksrdsu.
On SUNDAY. June sih n hieh noon
ia the home ~ Nr and Mrs E
Doughty, occurred The marriage q
Grace kend-il and George Ma
Doughty oniy thc immediate rels
tiscs we're present 10 heaf The douhl'
rims service read hy nr q u Nndly ~
thr Christian church Atief the cvse
raen, wrddlng hrrakfssi wac served
Mrs nonshly Is the daughter N NJ
and Mfs 7 W Kelly ~ saltwater anl
pisradtd sehpol hoih there and a
bethany conservatory at ldndabuYx
Kan
Mr. noaghay "a a peli known unihri.
RAN having Ered here most of hii
uie and for iha past el,sen years hai
hren employed ss salesman by lh'
Williamson lialssl f'rseler conpaas
NJ aud Mrs doughty lex Al : o'cloc,
Cor Kansas CITY and Chicago and wg
he 81 home after July I, in saltwater
Quite surprise awaited the brida
courlc. ~h,n theif plans tof qul,l
aegariars 20 the station we're inter
rasaed by shc arrival during she afi
7, stnnoa 81 company of prominent
I'm frtenda ~ she groom. With epp.
I, cisliY arranged clAaiAe drawn hs i've
dlminnilye burrows bolh being decor
sted Tor the occasion. with inserip
tions of We've Just fscs Married.
and ~kse Smiling. also The custom
afy flowers bells. GA shoes and rice
v.fe conspicuous III he max. up This
bridAy party was accompanied With
excess baggagc. consisting ~ trunks
bsss, parrot. dog, hat boxes and lh'
appeuKnE lunch bon all alsprviTist'l'
marked Tor the bride and groom
Officers and saya&e agents ~ FIX
accompanied the parry az outsiders
and The bridal procession was foltow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

Rrsalitui ferns. hsssets Of fsrden
flevors and pedestal lamps ~erv ths
d.cors,ions nsed II the dancing party
gwen cn SATURDAY nlghi 81 the Ions
hotel ~ John n.iAnd Miss Rcriha and
MIS- Blanche Belasd. hcnorlns NJ and
Nrs Andrew nisckmorr and Miss jos
ephln. Ramsey Of Atchison. Kan tbs
walls wcre huns wnh paintings. the
~ork of Mrs MAurc. kroeger oi ths
N,fhcdisi university and her papils
snd ihr many h-~aittui tapestry pie
tur,r aud dainty water coiorn Kasr d
home Ike air 90 the largr ball room
Nrs l. Bslsnd. Mre W y nickfoni
and Miss Anna Foley we're cha rronci
Tor The uccssion and punch was sers
"a during the cvnning hy MISSES Ru'i
and Dorothy Van Hoover, Haric,,'
jenkins and Mar, Cosl. GRAY Ta'
rirls also distributed the programs
which bcrc the nance of The guests q
honor and sixteen dances were playei
BY the DAVIS orchs~N
Y Ng
Miss Josephine Ramsey. who hal
been guce' ~ The hons ~ Ms
Heien Jenkins Tor the paat week. ict
yesterday evening Tor her henc u
Asch,son. Kan Miss Ramsey has bsgs
honor guest a. number oi parties ans
informal teas during her stay herr
" " ~
" Stanley Lewis arrived this morn.
ing from Columbus. OHIO. and wlll b
q gncat at the home Of Mr. and Mr.
wm Sesauer. until his marriage q
their daughter. Misa Dorothy sesAuer
which will take place sometime ihli
month
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bar. dsy esH,sis haYrf died fFom Ia.
laFies feyeisvt la aaa vxpui~ipn ~
bath fpsm a. hstme MFs Everett. IN
Msamtai huapital 10 lm lsu gflflesl
ennnigluA ~ br iafefmed III hes haa
lsand teNth
lnWala i'@tr Agspssh tursat "a
yufa uff 9sa hefufv opvHlns auor ~
haa naiN Al N@ ! iaR mlll ~ Nssleaai
tahs euHnlsaY hesavsrY ls anahttfl
flffla WIN assmlv m.va township
fprmtr. IA IN rritiesi condition *sth
wn9adA ahnlts head aaa face. AMI Fred
NshruiH#e. t~aatya brother IN Law u
awaiting trial aa phaFse ~ aaasuls
flsh inisml ~ AiIi. tslt hs Heaalys
hfgfhsF. Fraak a. result ~ an On
counter Aauasy q, ule-1dy corn~a
Twtlu Ferdinand Turner, A. whose
KEs wefu msasiva Fsiaay ~hsn he
was run dawn hy fvnasyiyamla trssahs
tnKue aled n ha~plsal haTs sunday
Ffam ehswh rnsaifin4 from snIHfy
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Miss Ida Lohr introduced several
nes features IN fhe children'a ssor,
hour ~ which she was director on
Saturday morning at sr0 q, she Car
nsgls library Blackboard sketches
u cosors sers pssd 10 islussrste some
af ~ stories and as ysfission
ryrhm Eors and games with vsc'Tols
music xer. taught by Mlss i>ohr. and
a group os children drsma;ixsd the
:" X sling os the Deer scene from their
beloved poem. "Hls~afhz A. nsss
weeks meeting Miss Ina Robinson sill
b. director and viii begin her story
telling al $50 IN the chllar.n's room
~ sbe Iinsry. Owing 20 the con-
rscfinx mtesinss only seoai sixty
children we're present and quite q
rpuber of ncsbers were also present
An invitation is erfeno.d 10 esery
ehgd In The city and their moshers ss
w.sI .. anyone interested IN She work
sre prYesY 10 attend
- ~
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Mzs Rsss Hliareth. Niss Georgia
wsss, Gordon Blerer. Tbobsrr Tag
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.ort. Ia stine Il q rspfaasA is a."
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