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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11

The boil weevil has no terror for the hog
and hominy and peanut farmer of South
west Georgia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11
QUITE LIKELY.

From the Minneapolis Journal.
"There is no sugar shortage" says Spreck-
els the refiner. Presumably, Mrs. Spreckels
has had whole UNDERGROUND sack of the
stuff in the attic all the time.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11

A girl by any other name is not always
so sweet, as many man has found out af-
ter giving one his.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11

Congressman Crisp's bill to deport unde-
sirable foreigners and stop immigration to
the United States for number of years
should be passed speedily. 1t would go a
long way toward improving conditions here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11

The wishbone weather prophet announces
that unless his representations are upset by
mild weather the winter will be a severe
one.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11

contemporary editorially informs the
government that the war is over, if peace
is not, and that free advertising in its
columns as patriotic duty has ceased.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11

If humanity carried all its impulses into
action the world might be shocked beyond
recovery.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11

The tendency to return to the primitive
is over-mastering in humanity. The caveman
squeeze is one of the popular diversions on
the dancing floor.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11

Turnips are selling by the pound now,
and few years ago all one could carry
away from the farm could be bought for
dime
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11

The greatest use to which the golden rule
is put is in measuring the conduct of others.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11

so THERE'S WHERE HE'S BEEN
From the Kansas City Star.
Michael G. Economy, of Kansas City, has
returned home after two years in France
with the quartermaster's corps.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-10
WHOLESALE KILLING OF CIVILIANS SAID TO HAVE
STARTED BECAUSE RESISTANCE WAS MADE
TO ATTACKING ARMY.


WARSAW. WEDNESDAY, JAM wilma fallen into the hands
Of the Boishey several thousand strong which drove out
the Polish militia f civilians began at once partly
because 1e rc bad ost astance and had arrested or a
the members Of the local Boshc,s committees
The fo7 troops "ho had and only few -art gcs
per rie were unde Gee command Of General Vcko IT,, re-
treated 10 Lanoyaro where they by the Gersns
and sent to Baso There they robbed by e Germans md
were started of for Polish territory
Lemberg where the Poles defending themselves again. the
uthenans aPFear safe for the me being The political stu 30,
at Warsaw stationary AS result Of which Iqnacs
Jan PadereN hs had Jh General Psudsa Paderevak hss
agreed to form cabinet provided the Socialists now holding
places The ministry withdraw from their predoninatng position
General Fsudsk expressed himself wishing TO use his au
thory to force the withdrawal OF these Socialists
Padereyss working hard and making aBBess 70 ,,rot,
he declares that he himself wiling sacrifice every ambition If
only cabinet be formed which the Allies can recognize and aid
with safety to themselves they fear ta certain sort Of cabinet
would lead 70 headlong Bolshevisn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-10
RULES COMMITTEE
WILL NOT ADVANCE
FAMINE RELIEF BILL
THI ADMINISTRATION LEADERS
STILL HOrt ~ ~ IARIN
CONSIDERATION.

WASHINGTON. Dam Although
their Dnur. a have Iuu h0u-. rl..
cUmmfI.. report mI. fUr lmmef
.HfU consideration ai fr. uII 1ppu
Ir.Uur f|unH.HNUO for amu, r.
Diet 900 Eurlu. ufy5 tol.. admin
.efuuon leaders announced tonight
that they had n.' given up hop, u.
,ttly con liberation of th. measure.
Another tif.mr. fU e.f rhe .m
uHfHo fn r.rU" .H . I.'r NU H.
mad. nHu H H. .I auI UI
n.H fho u.I' $500 D offered 81. ur
au.nIm'r. fa .. other measure
aDur' fIu house Iu fN. meantime
90. famine hiiI U age uf winch HH.
hcon rnGucsir. by President Wilson
remains 0r fl, house calendar and
o.. opponent. stiI .f NUg.. HE fh.u
until tbe administration explained
more definitely rH.r. ut hoU the
money 's fO 1. u.s|
The vote against 200 rI today iu
committee ra. ure fo three but i1-
'orabir action when new effort s
mad, fU rcf tU, rl.e vaas Indicated
tonight when Representative k.H
of ponu..vHua IudopCud.I 8r.
rounCed Chat Boz favored the hIl
His y0t, in committee. With -N n.m
yUatic members leader hope fn hat,
present would give o. majority U.el
ibD four Republicans Hud ono PRO.
gres.ite who today Kept che bin UH
tho calendar
Republican, 600 fhe committee or
Dose the rule HIIy nr fHo rr1UrU
that congress 800. eifhrlf SURG .H.
information tui action aHl m
yar view VAS oppressed hr HI.r
member. of fho fa.-. IrI ly n."r
.r.f.s senators who TODAY continued
fh.I. conferences 0H fhe measure
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-10
WILMA FALLS INTO HANDS OF BOLSHEYIK FORCES
FRENCH ANNOUNCEMENT OF PEACE
CONGRESS DELEGATION GIVES MORE
DEFINITENESS TO REPRESENTATIONS
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

PARIS Jan 9-AnnOuncemen Of the French delegation the
conference addition to bringing distinguished array Of
French statesmen into the Of the congress- has begun
give denteness the delegations Of the great powers of which
the American delegation has been by itself up The present time
Il exectd that the British Italian and Japanese delegations will
be announced
The leading figures like Premier Lloyd George and Foreign
Secretary Baour for Great Britain Premier Orlando and Foreign
Minister Sonnino for Italy and Vscount Chnda Ambassador
Matu for Japan, already known although not officially ap-
pointed But the designation Of full list will bring being the
reel directing force Of the congress consisting mem
bers representing five great powers Of the world
1t will be this supreme council Of the great powers which will
guide and shape The deliberations and results the entire congress-
and while oil the other powers win later have full hearing and
voice viii be the great powers which viii initiate and direct the
general conduct Of affairs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-10

BTENOS AIRES Jan
battle between the stri
fUo government forces .eHr
fOruo0D o. the Nasoua "l
Meanwhile the strike U.y."
pre8jiue and more thar .I.
have Joined
lu The fight no tho NH..
foundry This afternoon .."
a-s surrounded tle plan u ..
tempt tn force strik Hr.
I..ye Do The governor u..
squadron OF national mH
ice t0 escort The worker ta
During the Afternoon
.ul IIX.Uabs were overt Irr..
.royel AS might GpIg .
situation admittedly Wa
grave proportions
Nearly all the ndp.tr,, . tta
city, including the .fHH
nI have hDcI pata's
'H.r.g four hour general #r.
I'... iu protest arI.rst o.
.. hy tle state" u 'HD tI.H
..s u which five u.t. wur
KILLED and thirty w.u .d UI. SINH.
was declared hy . r'rID .
federation which uHs .uu. rH
.aara Hgo hy trad. IOu .f.
rom 'Ie iiith labor gre h.-.
alleged auar ' t...pr..
since noon today r. street ..-. ..N
cabs horse cabs or vor r.. ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-10
new YORK CITY FACES
HUNGER POINT In IS
HOURS DUE TO STRIKE

Ir fssH.a..i T.a-.
MN NuRk. IlH a-J nlc.-
railroads can bring ri into New
YORK bN roundabout routes. tho
hunger point ma, h. cached with.
in ~ hour aud the Itcs of thou,.
and> impcrilcd H, tb. result of The
MURINE worker ~tris which tied
up virtually all trait In tho hlr-
h"r tudaN. aocurdiu- @. q statement
tonight from the utn. 81 4 %.
smith, regional rilu.d director
IHu situation .- scrbal l5
more critical f..r u tHa most
prs.mIt.. .H mH. and could
.hr saved nrt UE .e action hr
those Iu command Ie tHHr.H.-.
nUHu aeI.H# Eas declared
chat Ono F.n H.. hou.nH. HI
people depend lf H critical I.gr
ur Che men uhn Fr. r rrauE.ue fra
schedules of tfH roads with
Terminals af thn port
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-10
SENDING Of TROOPS
TO RUSSIA CAUSES
SENATORIAL DEBATE
HALF DOZEN MEMBERS HOLD
VIGOROUS DtSCt sSlON FOR
S.NERAL HOURS.
HITCHCOCK DEFENDS MOVE
Nebraska senator Calls Bul~hcXik
Government Pru-tcrman and
Saws Expeditions Are Entirely
Friendly To People.

nf Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan Opera
tI0u OF American troops u Russia
defended and criticized today On Tho
senate. hale dozen senators p1r-
ueipauug u vigorous debate
which continued several hours
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska,
chairman of the foreign relations
committee opened thU discussion bE
delivering "a prepared speech Iu re-
p.y Co recent addresses of Senators
johnson of California and Lafol-
lette of Wisconsin, Republicans.
who had sharply criticized retention
OF American soldiers 600 Russian
soil
Senators johnson and HOah of
Idaho and France of Maryland RE-
publicans. replied 90 MT Hitchcock
aud Senators Swanson of Virginia
and King of Utah. Democrats de-
Tended the administration couf
Chairman Hitchcock Justified .u-
teryeution in Russia. denounced the
Bulshcyk government as pr0.Gor-
man and declared that the o>padi
uons in both northern Russia and
Siberia were purely defensive and
'ntircly friendly to tH. 'o".. gus-
sian people
Fighting Reports Exaggerated.
Reports of fighting hy American
forces n Russia have been greatly
exaggerated said Senator Hitch
cock. as only l26 Americans have
been killed since the landing no
NrchluEaI From Nlldiyostob t0
The UrI mountains tr uI there
has been 600 fighting iHr months
and the U..r-aiueH ,uro.. hay. been
Continued on Page Twol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-10
BUENOS AIRES IN
TURMOIL DUE To
STRIKE DISORDERS
1000 sURROU NJ IRON Nugl
TO FORCE OCI ~TRlkE-
BREAkiRS.
STREET CARS OVERTURNED
Government Forces and Striker,
Have Battlc-indu>fri ul lin
Paralylod Bccnu,c uI Grave
situation

.iy Associated Press
EUENOS AIRES. Ilu. % -.f
o. reported that then were 900
ce.uaitic, this aftcru..H a- f .-
.vlf uf q clash heiueeu TROOPS
and strikers ~ the \a-euH -I..I
Works. The troops opened .re
ON the strikers. who o.. n.ui.i
with rifles.
The government hu- stationed
soldier, and uruilcu n tN. tI.
cinity of the steel U.rt. uI
troops from yariou- section. .'
the republic, incmdin- RH
are being rushed here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-10
BI~IpI vt WILSON
T1kI~ LONG WALK
WITH Mrs. VII son

2 PARIS Jan President
, Wilson h.ii himself u r.ad..
= H. fH goo f1 fhe foreign office
= I.rH conference with N p.rhou
= In ...a ANYTHING came un of boz
: ..nf fH tNa United State. fu.
= rfH' Urf In the absence of
= n.b Fe COOK long WaiE with
= H Wilson Tho president
= HHHra1 H|fh Colonel UHu.e
= fHs evening Tri viii receive
. f#e primo. Hf Monaco tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
HOP[LESSNESS OF A REQ
LESS MEETING IS SEEN
Trotzky and Lenine Strengthen
ing Position With the Peasan.
try and Bosheviki Boast
ing Of Successes
ny " r MASON

New Yofk Fe gi wfhdraeai oi
nae American and BRUSH troops from
Arohangei and Nufuausk viii bflna
70 aa end expectations V an army
belng sent 70 Russia hs direction -
peace conference 81 suhnls the
holslexin aud establish more rqa
ssrtsiis. s1sefnnrni as Nosiow
The frequent references q inter
yenilon made 0y French Fore.En MIN
lister pi,hon Indicate that France has
been exercising sll ihe pressure % her
o. yer a. persuade America and Greet
Britain rs use Afsaan a aud Maf
mans Tor bases Tor a maio. eampaisn
ln Russia WIN these ports abanl
onei Il viii Hll be possible 10 .iks
into Russia from tie Faliie coast. huf
there eou'd be- lafgs military "a
santase % idlnE tse TAO northern
entries INTO Russia. n aBliie eam-
palEn we're contemplated Peiiegfad
could then BE- threatened from ibe
uL.ih AMI NeN simultaneously and
easier progress xouid result
rrotssy and Lessne csn strength
The rs'igea ent of iAs Americans
and 81 lisb IN northern Russia ~iil
strengthen the position of Tro'sky
and Lsnine smDne tie Russian psop
acoefding 70 al preccdents cf the
Rassan -if'atcn Every Syeirp
rnent which The bolsheyisl could en-
phasize as advantageous % ihelr
newly organized armies has Increased
tie prestige Of the Aoskow govern.
ment
The added authority which seems
and British Is due 20 political reseoas
and not military defeat btt Trotsky
and Lenlne will doubtless not let ihis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
|ROGEN WINNING FAVOR
THROUGHPUT THE WEST

elrmeni ~hIeh nature requires 10 the
hu'a'nE ~ ns~ rich. r.-i bioo-i. ant
stIanfe uue ,paisuda fhal u - q
knoNn fasi that rhgonh iissaae u
unit usaknssa can "A pY pos. IN
aDvsr "a . bioai fhsse vho have
esfiheH ihs ncilon ~ irowen state
ihat llsa lhesrf = proven hsyond th~
shadow - 4 doubi ~hsn ihln. ~cak.
fuH asulse soffeunE frul s.mmon
Cam isIms aks ua th. bloom -
hsaHh "a hsfum. sironr ~ ".
.uraas 'asn aaa sasmen. sfter iex
ertaa frai ~ ihe ifpesn treatment
inren ha uui unlg l-'en af~i an !
aahilfll saiefarf bi hrse irsifa'lan.
Hhs ihf peup'e ilep.tai and phyai-
ans she siana bah ln fas.r laoSs.-
son taii psepls in sn ~aiks ot 40
h.Ys iaAsa ~lih aanfsius results.
lI IS uns al suss4 .fhouf = docfors
lrssuiptan - .eatinE arp-rist. an.
4ef 81 sN HiHr fuannfes
sole ifassn ~ rroiael men,
Irlei sbetf = nos an sa'F ln Guih-
ft w o. % fHe n Cevis ~ ~.
BARI ans .n cueeeni hY A H
rasrl ani he issatnx tfafxisis ia
pfsrIIUsIs sfsff eif iosn aud vi
sss Is iha a.. Adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
Tine Brings Joy
md happ;aess
IL he Hssrs Psss the cen;as Il
BABY Dvsws kesrsr-Ars
vos Prspsrsd7


No yDnsn s~Hifirr fh~ )oy Of eonlns
r-efheTfrDoc fhcuif slicw the days 20 p.ss
~lffcuf usnr ft-~ wo11erfni pen<srstins 40.
piestinr. Hofhfrr Friend.
~ ~ reFuisr use thronsf,cut fh< peyiosi
tt< sJsfem - prepared for the coming esrnf
arc strain and tsnsion is rrfirs~d N rrn.
cr-1 tAf broad, faf aidcrnlnzi rrus i<- plI : ~
go ta<r readily rieid 10 nstusr's demand
~ ctf1rsto1. 81 frsut the nrfses sre
- ess~n wron vish that p~ruiisr xfsn<k-
- 1,feAf- nb1 nz1~na. reFsolsnss. =. bcsr.lr.
ny~n and eresrtlrx t<ir~ are cosnt~ssc.ea
~ a1<orn>r sxpshf6 easily WIN hah,y ar
rsses sr1c tie ho1Is - sh~ crsls are nat
s-al1 i-~s psin and csnrrr ss . csnss-
e4~toe - asot1et
h1isr's frielsd not oriy sflzvs dIs-re.z In
.etai.ce euf sssures . ss~sry rssDsery for
~ noth<r- TA~ skfn n ksrt sgfs sbd
s..1.fa and natural ssf free fron disezsre-
Nftr - 49, D-rff<id per,I1sso- cfrr.srs-.
I<yf J. Lansr suli1inr. Aflsstn. fs~orxia.
- fasesr xetbfri isl..d BsDk sl.d ps1easfe !.
srts - sosa-rs frisrsd from ths dsuxrf
r.1k &.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
WAS AL Most
6ISCOuRlG[D
Constant Headache and muc.l
Soreness and Pain Neary Got
the Best Of This Harris
burg Lady. But Cardui
Made Her Well
and Strong.

Harrisburg. Afk Mr. u Seed.
hsm. living near here states wher
beean working on ne
suffered sfoaf deal had
% much soreness ana pain 10 thr
lrwer parf of ms bod, | could hardly
fst o. when I ~as down. would
have severe pains. an across my back
nd my sides huri ms al the time :
vouid have headachea constantly es-
eeclallv The back % my head aud
neck. Was almoai discouraged win
ny condition when ! thought % Car
iul. and decided to zee what j. would
Do.
= xaw an Improvement - once
siter the frat bottle. kept II up
a.id the.resulr wonderful took
altogether four bottles grew strong
Or. better sppsil'e, less pain until :
vas well. think Csrdul Is Cod
send to suffering women. and J Ger
isiniy can braise. and do 50
For more Than - years cardul has
been IN general use and In that lime
thousands have written 10 Tell ~ how
5. helped them back to health and
strength
A. druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

ON rhareaaN rsenfnf Nr faf t
fsra.an entertained sch dinner nsff
ths aratsion heIis ihs fesnla r.EhIn
hrihdaN aunlsersarN ~ hef hfishtrI
ROs.s and carnations tseors 80 .tf
.ahle and seated 0Hh fhs hns ems
hossess we're NJ and Nr JnhH NJ.
sv Nr and Mrs a 0srnsF Mf
ana Nfs y n Nsrsn Nf ana Mr.
samasl Ecker. NrNsni Nrs ffsnt
Ha~k.us NJ and Mr sar faffivld
NJ ana Nr T. y Patterson Me- 4 2
cAisbsn anl Miss Derfaie raf,f
son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

lisnoflnr Mrs Marie Scott he m-
ranlxar - ihe Guthue " u G. twen-
IS fye y.ars sea. Nho leaves oo1
Tor h,r nov home 10 California. wn-
.urlrised a. ~ home yesterday - z
ernoon ~ number 81 her friends
Tho " n q. ani ne Grand Army A
hcaullial umbrella MAS prrsepied ~
Mrs scoif aud r'freshmsnis we're
ffrNed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

rAcslissm oasi hss bssn hoeFu -
max. + soel~ss a NH 81 - her
a4lers ~iH ~ pfnffa ueNl ettk
81 81
NJ and Mfs B siuifne haNt Ht
iaraea 90 ihsr hnme 'n kansss 'Hf
afisr a sssn a. a.. homs ei Nrs q q
ssIrhs&
=
Ns sni Nrs Sama.l f,ttr and if
e. daughter iisirn Nare ifH ff.f
fss far an eNieu.tei frt ia wa h'H.
ion. n q Nv Yrfk eff Ht 0H
fsattfn pointF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21


luaas off aks aarana peel and ihsi
"6ets-iI Fer arf ant siand.s
fcr shr RS ar1 8llrsrs .her.s .m
rssitafs rtfss trcm onfn IS ~. 4ui a
qulcE fnfsh tor aEs lueu or eallas
.fisfs-t is apried sn fWf ~ thre
secCnts Their 20 surs 81 iussf
Isia-sH.s ~ wraVine ut fnsf Gf s-
o. drlf~ in ss.epna of fwo Tna
an A. essf 10 usf ~ s|gr ~ foll
rama r. cnTr icbFens Ifum ffe if1r
nssh ana Y1l ffel rrtf oif b
tn1r frxsr. while Fea surd-f 81 Gao
sirhf and sr1e Tlaf's ahg aCsff ffslt
ca ~ slrneH HtllT rurr-rtiee8y fr
the ~Frd fodaY A. cpra IRE at iaa'
-N~fs-l F1e Elarar#esl uenff
IA rc~r wr1Frr fts nrr sur
Ear .neas ha frfle sf arl af4e
rfofe MD by p I.aNrerre A. o..
thirzFo ll
Spst ht uH ursE SCR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
c A a q ~ o = a


SAT URoAN
ishI Delta Gamma Nlah Miss Anna
Watkins
Washington nirihdaN Neeepiian fo'
soia.sfs and sailors aAafnsa|s lihrars
fom s. "a 81 -
loys Meeting Vesf 80 ehur a
Uelo1k
WhiN club M ard Nfs Et Wal
tru
81 80 ID nnue Ciah Nr ami Mr'
faak b Brown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

A A Ware of SsHlwsier. chairman
Of the finance COMMITTEES OF the grand
lodge of the Ancient Order of United
workmeB wss visitor AZ the ODD
Fello~ headquarters yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

rvers War Nothsr "a lngan c0unIf
invited 20 attend iie reserton F.e
"a hy ihs War Mothrrs asao0 lsfion
fof returned soldiers ana sailors Un
Saiuria, from 80 nnin l0 o,'otk ~
fhn Carnegie library fhoss hours
have been deciacd ufon |n order Aa
those hasinr ,neaFemeus laied % hs
,srulns may attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

Nnft Is HrogftA sing ~ che annus
, ~ school sia, The T1ssi Master
whioa wii br given or Thursda,
ffb -lfh 81 fhe Guhrit fheafer. IN
der M direction - NJ gre.ne of IL
tsh sshoU faculty The play cor
fains many clever "a .sages and az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

The returned soldiers ana sai,nr.
~ l.u-n oDumy ant ~ oihers WHO
arr rassinF fhrunrh ~ city. will b.
honor guests a. n.ce eHion on Sal
urday rveugr from 70 until 1a
O'Clock ~ the faruere library Al
invitation is extended 90 sH city off
rais ministers - fhe CITY nnd lr.ie
Nts anf friends ~ every colder. a
rugram vii D. gwen and r~fresh
msnfs wli b. served ~ fhe sinerf q
a. spIdierx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

dauhlisss freslsias congratulations Al
Hume Hn Alitafy sagtessss a seems
Hnpeless tu aean = time fot = Husaias
nfefenfe ffon shlsh the hoishey1k
element can be- eliminated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

rh.s aauf haa been fep''''
sa,lu ssa ln ~ l.tfesf e hHs ~
fofc.sn Ored ufs ana he anmfsfif
anan. fN ,snuH INA anI or fm
lhoH dssf.ass auhn Nus "a fss.i
N.a4hss Amaf4ea paf uras nlfaiH
wM ansnl As sfnr waf upan
nuash fof aaeh PURPOSES tN ihsss
afust .ffo 'h'fe'afr W
have io b. ma,. ga brine ahp4 sa
under irAns q. stfn fh ~ tH
ta sfi ati ihe holsh sf or fh.
ps.,i ~ IsNanaf NussIa muai b.
continued The latter ailfrnsi
a. mnaf uuHiui affnude hy wr ir
laa fousfs ,oah assume zoe Drf
many, benffa q wlN be mpu h'
. fer Nnssls io be uairAclfe1 Iona alE'f
ihs rfser rauifunes adluufna fhsr
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WANTED plaln or fancy seNinr AZ
home. llo West Nlas Phone s3
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RED Cross Asked 20 ss Rsprssentea q
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The q Ar. ihc " q 6 and aii MN
listers ana heir wives arr invited ie
attend ihe War No hers uceHilcn on
saiurds, evening
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Tfess who assisted Mr. Cetsrai az
the Rad grnas nlains on ihnraav
uer, Mrs nelie farA'r Mrs Z.
calvert Mfs o. 4 Warner raddem
and Mr. y n Mcclure The very -
fic eui chairman = " Var M"ihers'
associaslon Who haa acoom lllshoi to
much Red crrs. ~usl dar nr ths Iafi
fNo wears
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

Nu a Il 4 nlsrrr aas hosie.. g.
a. Aesn club on Thursday after
NOM Ms naltsi ana Mrs Q. n Pei.
were nsw msmher. pr eni Tor she
fnst Nme and Nra Ned Ali'ier u Ar.
iansas Ciiy. Mr. Gala Daicher Ions
u oklahoma Cifs and Ni ra.ih Hn|
wtre special Eaesfs Mrs Nina neufA
had ,hsrrs q fhe current events and
Mr. faH Hopkins save an eacel.n
r~vi~v o SAat'~>eeares "Tcmncs'
Al thn close 80 she afiernoon Nr
n'cffr was assisted D, her daughter
Nl Ion se. in sertine ouffoe.
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M0ss louise Bi"rer went a. Nufmsi
'olaY 60 s.iend q danre riven by s
yotoriU. and Miss ElaiBe Bosiand viii
r'nrn wa her and wiii remain oss
ihe weekend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

Mrs 3 a nofdBsr AMI children q
WlfhHa. ar visiting with her rareu y
Mr and Mrs } q T.mwei0n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

Mr ara Mr. Lfmon Gray lc0 laF
nEhi fof Kansas Ciy ant Chicafo