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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29
You Will Never Re Cured by
Local Treatment With Sprays
and Douches.

taiaffh D. q ,ond lion 81 the hioud
and can not be- cured hy local uppll
tafions ~ sprafa ard dOu he fh.s
has he~n proven b, ne thousands who
hat" NainiY f,teffft 40 This msfhN4l
uf lfratmsni
caiarrh sisnul NOS be neglected ~
"a "rimeniod with The wrong treat
n"M "a valuable tiiuv l0si. durinN
which The disease is rvitlnE . flrmsl
hold uion Hs victim aud making a
more dhneuh fff sFefn the proper
treatment io accomplish results
Though 'aisrih makes Hs fhst a..
praraner IN the n0sfrils. lhrpai and
air passages. tts dlscaae bs,pme.
mof' and more asgiataisd end rnaiis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29
ROYALTY Of EUROPE
TO VISIT UNITED STATES
King George, King Victor Emman
uel and King Albert Will Re.
turn President Wilson
Official Journey


Paris Ian ea scason ~ royal
visits io America vii b. inaufursted
soon an'r prssid'ni Wilson returns
hcme aud before m end of the sum
mer she head ~ ~" government. /.
whhh entertained IA MIlson ls -
l,s'clsi % be- lhe 80 u.si II ,hc Amer
can nation
TIE ofiicisl announcement T. With
held except Va the eare of President
pcinssre bui the understanding ls
'hai kiug George k.ng Nic'or Eman
roi and poasibls King AIhsrs will
bourne, across ihs atlantic 20 return
The official ,lslt of the pre- ldoui
No furopean ~, relsn has ever
be'n the guest ~ America fof the
reason thaf there was no rsecd,ni
for 4 Man, pfincea of royal houses.
n,'ailag the Prince of wales ll.nr,
- Prussia and Alberl ~ sweden. have
been entertained hN Americans. bui
no r"iEunR head ever fen 81 liberty
10 80 10 Ameri,a without q previous
visit ~ ih. Amcrlcsn president
Just when the ricsts may be- a
i-cried ls IN doubt owing 10 the un
certain loneih of The Ieace confer
enoe and ihs probable necessliy Of m,
ireslicnt's return 20 Paris late ln the
slring ~ early ~ The summer A.
to che Itineraries thesc can an b,
worked out by ibe department ~ stat,
with m" operation OF The foreign
embaFslss
The wish' Of each sovereign Will be
RESPECTED regarding The time length
and extent ~ hia VIZ l. king George
irip might be- the last for The reason
that ~ is IN mourn ne for the death
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29

4 reception was gwen last evening
* the home Of Mr. Seely. ili Fast
noble from 81 unill 10 O'Clock The
iadies II Trinity Episcopal church
we're hosies,es Tor 'he oCcasion and
il was given In honor oi Rev John A
cha IN. she ncw re,Tor. The reccp-
lion line was formed by Rev 4 u
Nicholas and Mrs Nicholas. Mr. Slur-
sis. Mr. Chaplin and h. hosiesses IN
he dining room. whsre refreshments
Wer servsd the ssble was decorated
With beautiful basset of pink car
nations aud Mrs Charles Seely and
Mrs Gaien Grow poured coffee. Dur
ing the evening about eighty mem
lers and friends Of the church called
. meet Mr. Cha9in and 20 welcome
him as citizen q Guthrie
- - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29

The most sstisfsc'ory results hay.
bern obtained ir combating dab
hy observing certain dietary rules and
the judicioss use % Werner safe
diabetes Remedy. an herbal Irepan
ton Of A. years sui,oessfal sale
Following IL Letter from q CRATE
fal user.
This letter IS the best proof that !
am stilI alive Your medicine Is a
miracle TO me Ny weight was re-
duced from ~ 10 ilt pounds when
I lefs the hospital left there Aug
eih in DESPAIR Hundreds Of people
that knew me said ! would never live
10 return 10 ny studio After lesv-
lag the hospital. szw your "Ad" in
the paper began 81 Use and al
once commenced 10 improve. and now
everybody II saying 20 me that look
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29
Children Cry
FOR FtEyCHER'S
& a 8 SToR
BLACK -DnAUCHT
CLEANS THE LIVER
Enthusiastic Texan Tells Of Bad
Fix He Was In and How He
Got Out by Using Black
Draught Liver
Medicine.

Holland. Texas Mr y Mcsscr
Who lives short distance from her,
out IN the country, says Black
Draughi il without doubt the bcs
liver medicine made do not hcsi
tate 10 say it will DO all Il il recon-
mended 20 do and more
am strong and healthy. but We oil
need little active medicine once IN 4
while. and Black Draught IL goo.
enough for me, II does the work We.
and cleans the liver. carrying ava,
bile. the easiest OF any purgative
have ever seen.
Once, som. years ago. had slow
fever and my stomach was in q bad
fix. and Black DraDght gave me re-
lief and helped me a wonderful sigh
II cured me Of indiges>oh. and the
bad feeling after eating keep Z.
for my family. they use II and have
sor years. and too. IL saves doctor
bills and Is not expensive.
A stitch an time saves nine. ana
most sickness Is caused by a bad liver
A few doses Of Blsok-Draught fixes
that. and don't see why people dour
use II. and they would see as have.
What a help Il would be-"
Ask your druggist for Thedford's
Black Draughi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29
Don't Experiment With Catarrh;
Il Often Leadsto Dread CONSUMPTION

reaches duen into the lunns. aud
everyone rseoxnifss the aiarminx
'"ndtlon that results when the lungs
aF affected Thus calarrh may ba
ihH farvfunner ~ that moa, drrsds.i
eni hopei'sa ~ all dl.ea.sa. connump.
ton
No iuyai treatment affords porma
nsni Relief Experience has TAUGHT
lhai 5 ls fhs nas remedy ~hbch
afAeAa thD dirrase a. ils sourc.. tho
hle~-i. and prulures aatlnf,otory 20 /.
Hiiis Ia oven ~. worst cassa ca
lafrh sufferers are urged 90 giva
thorough trial. ii IL sold
~ al iruETisia Nlu are Invited 70
write % The Medical department for
export advice ss 20 tsos "a treat yoar
"Nn case Addfras Awnt specific
Co go swift Laboratory. Atlanta.
ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29
An OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossyv

Almost everyone knows that sase
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound ]
ed. brings back the natural color ana
lustre TO the hair when faded. streaksd
or gray. Years ago the only way TO get
this mixture was 20 make II at home.
which In mus-y and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask At any
drug store for "Wysth's Sage and sui-
phur Compound" You will get a large
bottle Of this oid-time recipe improved
By the addition OF other ingredients.
at very little cost Everybody uses
this preparation now. because no one
ran possibly tell that you dsrksned
your hair. az II does II 10 naturally
end evenly. You dampen a sponge or
boftvbrush with II and draw this
Through your hair. taking one small
ptrand at a time. by morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another ap-
pilcatfon OF two. your hair becomes
beautifully dark, thick and glossy and
Sou look years younger. Wyeth's SAGE
Ind Sulphur Compound Il a delightful
toilet requisite. II 10 not intended for
the cure. mitigation or prevention os
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29
WOMEN FROM
NORTH, SOUTH,
EAST, West
kscsaassl LYDIA E PiakAaa's
vesssshls CsaVss.1 - . Resahs
Reaely fsr Wsaas's 4.

Spokane. Wash. -" want q reocn.
r.ena LYDIA h. nnkhsms Negstahls
Gompcund fer ~onsns aiimsnts a. u
hslp~d me - much during middle ass Z
Mrs NAkTnA Co>>ok. iu@s Mansfield
Axsn9r.
Ahsiene. Texas ~" For s,lnost year
I Mas unit q D. my ~crk a. I suffered
- from female ,.ls IsdAs r. flnAhan .
AegetableC Compound ~ stored my health
sfser physicians had fail~l "-Au r.
i ONENS
Rockville. Conn. 49, suffered - long
from female lis was blue ami n.elan.
choly. LYDIA r. Pinkham's legstabls
Compound restored ny health after
everything else bad failed. - MANY
WiRE. 5 Chamberlain 81
oakland. Cal --r lyd4a y Pinkham' :
Vegetable Compound gave me such
rvlief during Charge - life. wish
very woman could know about q
surely praise this great remedy fcf
rornsn's lis "-NrsL MANY : ASIAN
Ssoa Dover Street
The reason lydia =. rinkhsm's = Veg
etable Compound h - faccessful b
because II contains the curauvs
'trengthsning propsrties of gs.od oil
fashioned roots ana herbs. which A.
a-~~'',' - 49, frTraic rrrsr nis-~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29

nefore using ihls 80 aaraiioa Tor 4
cough 81 cold va nav wish 70 know
what ID has done 10 others Mrs %
Cook. Macon. ~ writes. 4 have
found Il gives he aalckest relief n
ans coash rsmedf ! lave ever used
Mr. James 4 Knott. chiliicolhs. No
cannot be beat for coughs and colds p
a , Moore. Oval "a. sass \ have
used Chamberlain Caafh hemei, on
several occasions Ulsn | was suffer
.ng With = sstilsd cote upon the chssi
and u Ia always brought about =
cure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29
msnyfae,urirq Chemist. AZ.

One OF the industries most anxious
about the proposed new Laws is the
drug trade. especially manufacturing
chemists There are few medical
preparations into which alcohol does
not enter in some way. either a. =
constituent part or as resgent IN
the manufacture In some cases OF
proprietary mesicines. the manufac-
iurers are facing situation that
might easily mean ruin II j. aniici-
psied that such medicines. u they
contain more than the smallest per
centage Of alcohol. Will be permitted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29
Mr. and Mrs Bronson. ro.,..

Mr. and Mrs LOU u Bronson en-
.eraiRcd the o o o club. which wa.
postponed from lasf Saturday. on
Tuesday evening AZ seven O'Clock
r. delicious three course dinner wa
served and the remainder Of the eve
ming spent With carts. and prizes for
high and low scores were awarded
TO Mrs Frank L Brown and George
Paddock The only special guests
we're Mr. and Mrs Ransom Hamill
The next place OF meeting is unde-
cided
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29

Mrs + Bateman writes lave
taken ycur freate meni and IL il vou-
derfui how II reduces u does jus; as
you say have reduced pound 3
day and feel fine
Mrs Anna Schmidt writes weighed
rs pounds before I started your treat +
ment and ] now weigh i3s pounds
You may print this u YOU like
These are Just examples of THAT
my treatment ean accomplish Let me
send you more proof AZ nv expense
Or. r. NEWMAN. lieenseo Physician
2ee Fifth Avenue. New York.
Desk c7o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29

MtpktsDAN.
AmNlua Cub Mis John Pucketi.
kimono club Mrs Kari fllson.
Missionary Sociei, and Social Cir
Presbyterian church a. eleveu
O'Clock
Maids Mfiltairc-Niss Vera Kelly
Naocsbec. cah Meeting Hall
THURSDAY.
Acorn Club Mrs Kari fllson
OlGnoks Clah--Nrs Julia ke>sier
women's Missionary Society >
tist church
Aliaran clab-Mrs r c Burns
dale
FYvc O'Clock Tea club Mrs W n
Coyle
Gashrie Auction clab--Nrs Lyman
Cray
Subscription nsne, -Elks club
Nii1l Clab-Miss Vera lnsies
Aturian chb--Po 'sponed
FRIDAY.
Mems nlnncr Club Methodist fpls
oopai church.
War Mothers -sarneSle library
koonsy' Mooney shah Club Mn
Lewis II Bronson
last Guthrie " G. T T. Mr. l. L.
Hayes
SATURDAY..
Executive Committee Of Federation
carneg.e librars Al O'Clock
Phi Delta Gamma Club Mrs Ran
som liamig
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29

Mrs n = Derwin was hostess 20 the
SIX Hundred club on Tuesday alter
noon. Mrs Charles Belts and Mrs
Page Warren. who are new members
were present for the first time and
special guests were Mrs George Mc-
Gregor. Mrs J ID Burke and Miss Ida
Niblack. An enjoyable afternoon was
spent with conversation and needle
work, after which Mrs Derwin sery-
I'd delicious iwo-course iuncheon
lr two weeks a spend-the- day party
VII be gwen by Ms Fairfield
Mrs 6 II rndly. Mrs p + wfIber and
Mrs W T Suddarth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29
AtlS THo ou G n z.

- lone a. ~ love ~e serve. %
lcnx - - arr ored b others
woald almoss ~ tAat ~e are inois-
pensahle. aud no mas l. useless While
he has a trend
-Isobefi L1nls Stevenson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29

of hls Youngest sou Prince John
Information Ia Rome Is To- me effect
ihai klns Victor Emmanuel is roady
10 SO a. any time f.at ls convenient
20 the president
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29

Al the Elks club on Thursday even
ing.
- = ~
Mityi ciub.
last nights meeii,g of the Mia
club was IS@i iloned. bat " ~in b.
entertained on Thursday a. the homs
90 Miss Vera inglcs
N = -
Altrurian Club
This weeks me,iiug Of the Alsfar
ian club has b.en postponed on a.
coun, ot the death OF Mrs Mary 4
Hart
W 10 viii Held meeung.
The Essl Guihrie " & r 4 Nil
hold a mosi lmportaq, mceilng At the
home of Mrs T. l. Hayes on Friday
etcrnoon al ara
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29
Even the Booksellers Hit
By the Coming Dry Regime

n
>a~ iAst fhe prohsh.sionists have
aroAsbltion. thss migAi % asked n
he slsnx q - uameni "~aaddse
sofa 10 DO ~ltA az Tho wore ne
snneanesa pl@ss iw A. snioscsmeni
are ssaa,si ske nes alfncak sna d.
ssssatins shss arpeaF EseFyeoas
sssn proafai,ioaisss thsmssise.
hass taken tnto aeooant. Of osarss.
Ae direci sffeets q prohihnieu las.
- disturbance cf reai estate ssias.
4 iaN bases. ef iahar ihro~n cat ~
employment of trained men ieft ~ith
sai = trade and - other slm,lar re-
salis connecsed ~nh ihe liquor ndu.
fr, Itself bar Nsrf tss have consla
rcd the collateral effects - nation
side pfehiaiiien
of coarse naSl ~il depend upon
he ls~s ps-srd ter she enforcement
y tae constitutional amendment bui
taking iAe ouilins ~ these la~s a.
proposed ~ tae Anti Saloon League
leaders aud ansfhing less drastic
xoaid not hc effective il must be al
.aitsed a Is apparent Nal industries
~hleA I'D expesied 20 be Immune
ron any disAffangement ~ili BE-
.eriou,i, affected la fact ~ gener
4 will b. the disturbance Of tusi.
assses that n q Impossible 70 "a,
~hieh all escape Cor nearly ah will
feel some effects from the "drouih
coosbooss Under the Bsn
ons Vi the peculiar side issues Of
rfohlbition ~as called 20 attention
one day recently "a bookstore rhs
proprietor. Who nas been pra rilcails
neutral on the liquor issue. ~as ~
lns - seil . cusionicr SCI ~ oook
booas be had ON hls shelf I, was
a very complete sol having recipes
iof almost ever,ihlng thai one could
oonceivabiy want 60 eat or drink. and
page after page ~as devoted 10 ~
0ipss for making wines, cordials,
heers aud various A.nds of Inspiring
II slightly intoa eating brews
In displaying "a goods he remarked
that anyone Who wanted such tooks
aud especially such recipes. would
have 60 buy them before the proposed
prohiInlon laws become effective a.
under those laws Al such publications
vii b. forbidden 10 pass through tho
malls or even e. be- sold lie then
called attention 10 the great mass u
,uoh publication in the hands Of
dealers or publi~aers aud said be SUP
posed they would have 20 be de
siroyed Further he pointed out a
la~ that lorblds the publication %
recipes fuf mak a. drinks. would aisn
hkcly forbid N. sisinx Of such re.
oipss TO a friend. and certainly would
forbid mailing such Information even
in private letter Anythine less
than hat would make a. possible for
private individuals 90 brew enough
intoSisants IN the simplest way ia
keep pretty well supplied
q probably will be forbidden for
newspapers TO tell how 10 ma .e black
berry vine or any other similar Kind
of home made concoction IN some Of
the Southern states laws against the
advert lsement Of anything tending 60
enhance he liquor traffic have been
80 construed a. 20 forbid books de
scribing gloriou. old times inspired
~ wine
Possibly the old topers in future
years can sim talk about those g.or
ious old iimes~ without offending
against the proposed prohibition laws.
hut that may be about a. far a. the
glorificailon OF king Alcohol will be
permitted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29
si Si' that Rid F A r

F- TIL z INK VI
on Request
Ask also for my
zy- when reduced
offer Ny treatment
has often reduced at
the rate q a pound o
dag. No dieting. nc
exercises. absolutely
sure method.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29

Card Game ~ MrNslly Home.
Mesdames " X W-lch. George Tip
ION. Maurice kroeger. r Brckner
= u knebel. John Nahoney and J J
McNuky motored 10 the home OF Mrs
Tom McNsley on Tuesday afternoon
and enjoyed a card game.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29

G'SS 1A~~N NHotN II
Denmark has sent a woman 60 take
diplomatic post A. Washington
she is Miss Serda Andersen. Who has
arrived IN This country 70 take up The
duties of TIE second secretary Of the
Danish legation She previously held
similar post IN Peirograd
There ar too ma 9uiniloai iol's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29

Surprise for Mr. ard mrs Geo r.psoa
About twenty friends ano
neighbors met al The home of Mr.
T Brickner last evening and went
in body 20 the home Of Mr. and Nrs
George Ti5fon. where they surprised
them. the occasion being their tenth
wedding anniversary The time xas
spent playing five hundred and al the
close OF the very dsliyhifui evening
dainty refreshments were served.
= = =
Joint Installation at Odd Fellows tssli.
Rose camp. Royal Neighbors and
Guthrie camp. Mode n woodmen. wil
hold joint INSTALL ION al the odt
Feilovs' hall on Thursday. January
SBh An members are urged to be
present
= = =
Dance ~ Elks Club.
There viii be a subscription dance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-29

Dance ~ Eiks Club.
There viii be q subscription dance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
THOMPSON Is
HURT; RIDLEY
BATTLE OFF

TACOMA. March 2o.--Henie Schu-
mann, lightweight champion OF the
Coast, VIII meet Bobby Moore. the
fighting Camp Lewis soldier. In one
OF the double main events Of the Red
Cross benefit smoker 10 be held at
the Armory tonight The proceeds
OF the smoker will go towards the
smoke fund for returning soldiers.
Harold Bird. OF Tacoma. Will box
Marty Foley In the semi-final. Earl
Connors will meet Eddie Quinn. Jack
Hartford. OF Tacoma. and Kid Peter
son will open the card.
bud Ridley. Of Seattle. was
scheduled to meet George
Thompson. of Camp Lewis. In
the second half Of the main
event of the Tacoma show. but
Thompson broke his hand In
training yesterday. according to
word received by Lonnie Austin.
local promoter here. "Wednesday
afternoon. II was thought that
Ridley would be on the card with
"A substitute boxer, however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
BARRIEAU TO
BOXHERMAN
IN POOL MIX

Frank Barricau and kid" Her.
man viii head the next Crystal Pool
smoker. Barricau made a hit with
the Seattle fans when he handed
Mickey King licking. the other
night. and the local fight followers
are anxious to see him in action
again. Herman. the heavy weller
weigh, from Portland. demands that
Barrieau make weight. The men
will enter the ring at las pounds
BarrIeau weighed about $50 pounds
the night he fought King
This bout should 30 over big. 10.
cause both men are good bsttlers.
There IN possibility that sid Mitch
ell. the Australian. who has been
coming TO the front rapidly recently.
will meet the winner at one OF the
future shows
An all Seattle. Portland card will he
put on at Tuesdays smoker. Ken
dali. the Portland heavyweight; Billy
Nelson. lightweight: Morrie Lux.
weiterweight. and Zimmerman. an
other 142.pound boxer. are some OF
tho Portland boys who will fiEh, here
with local talent next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
SEATTLE MEN
PREPARE FOR
SHAM MELEES

BAKERSFIELD Cal. March 20
seattle's Coast league baseball club
VIII get its first taste of real base.
bah next Sunday. Skipper Murphy
planned today. There are now 20
men in the Seattle training camp
here. and everything Is ready to form
a first and second squad for the pre-
season sham battles.
Glelchman and Stratton are the
latest arrivals and had their first
workouts yesterday.
McMorran and Bowman. pitchers.
and Fabrique. shortstop. also worked
out for the first time yesterday. Bow
man performed on the mound, which
caused heaps OF satisfaction in the
Seattle camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
10 MEETS TO
BE HELD ON
ERIE CIRCUIT

In the early SOS. when the grand
circuit started at Cleveland and clos
ed at either Hartford or New York.
n few OF the associations in Western
Pennsylvania and New York organ
lied the Lake Erie circuit. Its dates
were arranged 80 that the Eastern
horses could make "A trip thru the oil
country before they met the West.
ern top liners at Cleveland. when Il
was expected that they would be
ready To make n favorable showing
In the tastes. company. IL they were
fit. however. their owners did not
walt that long before making nm ef.
fort to land coup, IA there was no
limit to the amount OF speculation at
Bradford jamestown or Erie.
Many of the best horses In train.
ing were seen regularly Mt the Lake
Erie circuit meetings. the starters in.
Guiding such well-known trotters as
j. II. Richardson. st. Vincent, Allie
wilkes. Lakewood Prince, Charley
c.. Dodgeville (which John ID. Rookie
Teller purchased for n road horse).
Ruby. Fred Il. and Bravaldo. while
OF the PAGERS lslttie luh. iOi'uo 'flFl,
Elmonarcb. y. b.. Arlington and Hal
Braden heard the bell ring. To Lon
Mcdonald also belongs the honor OF
bringing out the biggest surprise In
the circuit. when he turned Miss Jen.
nings loose at Cleveland. in 1896. In
one afternoon she dropped from n
waysidc wiggler 10 frecfor.all
prospect. but all that she had was
given that day. while her owners
reaped a golden harvest.
AS the years rolled by. the Lake
Erie circuit grew from n series Of
half dozen meetings until this year
10 meetings are provided for, the
dates running from June to Octo.
Der 25. or the meetings scheduled.
seven will be given over the three
tracks at Cleveland. Erie. which
has been n member Of this circuit.
with three tracks. and Akron will
each give two meetings, while there
will be one.week stops at Marion,
Youngstown, Apollo. Washington.
Wheeling. Dawson and waynesburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
Bernie Morris
May Play in
Title Series

TACOMA, March 20.--Charges Of
high-handed methods on the part o.
military authorities at Camp Lewis
are included in bitter fight. which
opened in the United States district
court here yesterday. TO obtain the
release OF Bernard Patrick Morris.
star player OF the Seattle hockey
team. who IL being held in custody
at camp on the charge OF wiilfu1 de-
sertion.
Federal Judge y. T.. Cushman has
Issued an order directing Maj. Gen.
Joseph -. Leitch. Camp Lewis COM
mander, 10 produce Morris In court
Friday morning at 10 o'clock and
show cause why a writ OF habeas
corpus should not be issued, releas-
ing the athlete from the custody Of
the military police.
Morris. who was arrested and con-
fined at Camp Lewis March S. by
order OF draft board No. 8. in Seat
tie. had been expecting TO play with
the Seattle team in the world cham
pionship hockey series. which opened
in Seattle last night. II he II 70
leased Friday he may be able -
take part in the third game Of the
series
The petition in behalf OF Morris
was made before the court by At
torney Albert Moody. former United
States assistant district attorney.
later commissioned captain in the
intelligence department and state
draft officer I'm the first draft In
1917.
His contention. as stated to the
court. IN that Morris is n citizen 81
Canada, that he has complied with
all the army requirements. both Il
Canada and OF the United States,
and that he is. therefore. being uns
lawfully held as a draft evader.
The court martial Of Morris has
been ordered for March rs, at Camp
Lewis.
while I was In charge Of the drst.
draft for the state I sent 1900 men
TO Camp Lewis. and now l tntan0
TO take this one man from Camp
Lewis" said Attorney Moody today
Moody told the court that I'm all
his ten years OF experience in the
army he had never witnessed 4 pro.
ceeding equal 10 an alleged investi-
CATION OF Morris case by a board
OF Camp Lewis army officers. fol.
lowing his arrest"