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Evening journal., 1919-11-07
CHICKEN THIEF IS
REFUSED PARDON
srecIal 10 The Lvenlng Journal.

Special 10 The LVening journal.
DOVER, Nov. AT a session OF the
state Board Of PardOns, held yesterday
afternoon, application was heard for a
pardon in the case OF Warner !. Henry,
Negro, Who is serving a two years
sentence in the Kew Castle County
Workhousc for the larceny Of chickens.
lie had served nearly n months. lie
was represented by William H. Cooper
Of Wilmington, who presented several
petitions signed by Negro citizens Of
Delaware City and Townsend. where he
and his parents lived for some years
Mr.. Cooper made a strong plea for his
client.
4 letter was read from Deputy
Attorney General Green in which
that the state would have 20
oppose The application because
OF the fact that the evidence
seemed 10 warrant :he cOnvic-
tion of Henry, and also because OF the
fact of his having groSen the rules Of
the WorkhOuse in leaving The premises
without permission, going 10 house
near the W0rkh0use while on duty, TO
see his wife. The application was re-
fused.
The case OF Theodore Adams. Nego.
serving a life sentence lin the Work
house for murder. was continued.
The application of Boyd IT. West
white boy, Of Dover. serving two and
one-half years sentence for assault on
a young white girl. was refused.
The case Of Frank p. Ewing, who
was granted a conditional pardon some
months ago. was referred back 10 Gov
ernor Townsend
Evening journal., 1919-11-07
GOVERNOR TOWNSEND
FOR U. S. BUDGET
Special 10 The Evening Journai.

Special 90 The Evening JOurnai.
SEAFORD. Nov. 7.-Plans are being
formulated for an appropriate celebra-
tiOn Of Armistice Day i'm SeafOrd next
Tuesday. Committees from the differ
ent churches, social clubs and repre-
sentatives Of the business houses are
making the arrangements. A band has
been engaged 10 furnish music and
there viii be a parade. A dinner will
be served to former soldiers and sail
Ors.
The Rev. ]. w. Fogle and family
were greatly surprised wednesday
night when members OF their congrc-
cation called at their home and pre-
sented a purse of money.
Governor John G. Townsend. accom-
panied by State Senator Orlando Har-
risOn. OF Berlin, Md. were in Seaf0rd
yesterday and inspected the State
Highway system being built between
SeafOrd and Bridgeville, and seaford
and Laurel
Fred C.. He2rn has purchased OF j.
Emory Wiley, a farm containing 30
acres, one mile west Of Seaford for Si25
an acre.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07

she parish house last evening including
many out-of-town young people.
Mrs. Gilfred Tidwell, who is m in
The Delaware Hospital, is much inn
proved.
Miss Sellnda lIeaten, OF Wilmington,
visited friends here last evening.
The Dorcas Society will give another
masquerade party at the home Of Mrs.
David Kee on Third street, on next
Thursday evening
Joseph A. Miller an employe at the
Fibre Mil. sustained a painful injury
yesterday when he had a finger cut of.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07
Much Rheumatism
Local Druggist's-No Cure-No Pay Of
fer Attracts Many Sufferers.

II there are any rheumatic sufferers who
have not availed themselves OF this gen
,rous offer they should do SO at once.
y. i. DanfOrth states that II Rheuma, the
guaranteed prescription for rheumatism
n any form, does not give any purchaser
quick and joyful relief he will gladly
return the cost without any quibbling or
red tape.
Rheumatism is a dangerous disease, and
anyone who has the slightest taint OF it
should drive Il out Of the system as quickly
as possible This Is what Rheuma did for
many. IL should do as much for you.
81 have been laid up for one year with
chronic arthritis,' says one sufferer. Il had
doctors galore. also spent four months In
sanitarium Jbut had practically no relief.
Then / started taking Rheuma. Now I can
20 without crutches OF other aid, which
could not do for the last nine months.
highly recommend Il, and would gladly
answer any questions asked. on receipt OF
stamp for postage. Thomas II. Eddy,
Schuylerville. y. Y.
Rheuma is absolutely harmless and thor
Oughlv reliable because 10 Is one discovery
that has forced rheumatism TO yield and
disappear. It's not expensive and 10 Is
recommended by good druggists every
" here.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW CASTLE
speeIaI 10 The EvenIng journal

NEW CASTLE, Nov. Tone OF The
most interesting basketball games thar
has been played i'm New Castle for sew
eral years was Witnessed by many peo-
pie Of this. city i'm The parish house
when Emmanuel A. c. defeated West
End A. c., OF Wilmington 1916
y large crowd attended the dance in
Evening journal., 1919-11-07
WEST BRiNDyWINE
GRANGE MEETING.

A short business meeting OF West
Brandywine Grange was held last even
ing at Talleyyille. Four applications
for membership were received The
initiation for the first and second de-
grees will be given on Thursday, No
Evening journal., 1919-11-07

vcmber 20 It is planned to open the
addition to the grange hall next Thurs
day evening. The postponed Halloween
party will be held at this time.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07

You honor the Red Cross and your
self when you Join.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07

Good Tasty Cheese; II you
want the best try this. .i2c. lb.
Fancy Eyap. Peaches. ........ .25c. III.
Fancy Evap. Prunes. lb.
Fancy Evap. Apricots. s....... S5c. lb.
Large Can B'rer Rabbit Mo
lasses; used in place OF
sugar ........ ......... .25c. can
Large Rolls Of Toilet Paper,
&C., &C., Sc. roll
Large Glass OF Jelly.............9c
Fancy Corn. whole or crushed.
can, f5c
Pound Can OF Rumford Baking
Powder -. .27c
Vanilla Extract, bottle. ... SC
Fresh Country Eggs, dozen. .62c
Fancy Head Rice. ib..............fS .fSc
Good Rice. ib.......,.......-....fO Zoe
Evening journal., 1919-11-07

COATSNe invite the most test TO quality Of fabrics
workmanship and price value New models are shown
plain and fur trimmed cloth and plush models to-
eeter with short sport models
SUITs-Evey viewing Suits this season has commented
the price fairness manifested in every offered.
Our price quotations of $3.50 and upwards express the
moderation price Qualities in every instance up
to the high standard required here.
DRESSESA dress for every occasion required be supplied
from very large stock Of carefully selected models
Street. dinner evening and general utility gowns
shown in a profuson of Styles Prices range from
S1795 to $l25.0O eaoh with every inbetween price.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

ssFs.s ~sk ks~plax a. sasons -
r.sfmenl Aslars - = ~s.rs - fAsai
hssls darsnr tar weF has n.te 3
sesryhins in4a,r, lufc - 1esksss -
49, - fsaadslsts sorA f.-,sars' -
~ eons nu..oa = 49, ncs.f I-'si.as~
= the hissor, q the caantr, hss : -
sas pr,aei ioa Asea - n.sr-ni frcul
esass IS caaw 81 today
A > rssaH of the esegnm-nf' !.
r,<ez - han csuas~isn> st.~s srv
ne.r iAansirsaS = sksaa .sssAs - A.
cs<.n. os.uterts-a io M idsa = ~
~ sna lnNs-slnx MIA = -, rreai
irarerrA.n. tAsr invs~fnss-st exl-~s
snrv = hmhed e. en- sod. r.ra -.
iom sos,Fanacai ~ar i-aad
rs.e fakr > sfser fArn rh.sa-an1'
% rsaie~nsn esrsfuil, drilled in tas
renfi~ AZ q @ianr % "a frsi
oai ane Fsstlag 90, - snwu a..
ahroad
Th-, 81 i~ll yssa sos ~egs : -
trts = reai xlirsr io have toafb'
iAis~-y i-'nlis lio~~ver s.a's.
made war ~serifs.r she ~urs on.
no~ AMI rs~ilY "a ~ cent =. ~
rssuru 81 al Ia f.s~oe fnnes a. =,
eAehausss fvar tonis Az thh esc-4
itanAl ofNwiuE poe,tisei, ruaransees
- hfing in an,~h.srs frsm sn a. 'es
lsrcsni In dIsidena. before she year.
on as sss'n o. ~ a. wsii is sunk
or thr mtao shaft esna,l.sea ~ ~.
lrHerif des.iss.i nr the tks
ma is the brand ~ ere .foes
s~lndar issiaa 'hai b. ~uHhnr
as an accommodates io y.i. ,on en-
i'friand 80 ''acsta suur r.r.s a.
h'ffs bonds a. "sxcaaanx.. tsr A..
~orshls~s stuff
hap9lb sh"ne So r~s.rnmsn.
aFenee fo.ias "a fhs tgan ~ ths .ls.fl
sharp = j. the fsderni Trade ,om
mission. einIowersd ~ ~,nrs~ss q.
pnsent unfair n~iiseis ~ o.,n,~s.
con ~ interstate coum.rae In.
eomn,isriou may ~sn ho expected =.
looi a.on the n,essns ~ Am.reans
- their l.li,'ssy l.snds - de....le,i,
unfair
U you own a iai-ry l.and ,oa il
doubtless have an earl, call fnom ssa
- ne risa~ani rrl.f,.~eniailass ~ ~.
.-hsfisr "uffF whsh iou ia. iasf
dfvp q l.'sial % ihe rcd.fal Trad.
'omnr-shn at Washington sud tell
fhom abrr that ,isN and sind sh.m
N" attractive hisraturs ihaf Is handed
sou us,Hher ~Hh a.. nam. and sh.,
h,1n' aidrva a the r..,A~nnn 90
send 9 IN fo has faper and ~ ~ll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26
DRESS WARM AND
KEEP FEET DRY
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers 90
Take salts and Get Rii
OF Uric Acid

phsumaiism is no fsspseief ~ sgs
faugs,ous IT human aaif,Inns Il q
one - iie most painful hose subject
20 rhtumailsm Ahenia ca lfhf mtsi
dress a. warmly a. possible. avoid any
urfius Exposure aHd. above at, dfnk
lon a pure water
khsumaiifm is caused ly ufo aod
phi,h u gtnefAtsd " ,he hoasls and
absorbed into he blood Il s ihs iun,
ton ~ thr kidneys - filter ths aUd
from the hload and cast d nui 20 the
urine the pufsi ~ fhe skln afe AliD
m,4ns n freeing the Mood a tht
mnpufny In damp and chilly. cold
weather the skln pores afr closed thut
forcing he kidneys % dp double Wofk,
thsy heroine ~eak snt sluegish and iail
a eliminate this urlc asld Which keeps
accommodating and circulating through
thr system. eventually asiflinF 10 The
JOINTS and muscles causing snaness.
soreness and pam called rheumatism
A. ihe hfu iwingc q fheumalitm SET
from any pharmacy about four ouncst
~ lad Salis put a fahicspoonful ~ q
rlass 81 water and dunk before hfesk
fat zach morning iof = week Ihs
- said o. eliminate ufle acid - stima.
laiing the kidneys 10 normal acton.
ihus fldding the blood Of these impuf.
iiies
Iai Salts is inexpensive. harmless sud
Is made from the nr,d II srspes and
lemon juice. combined With llihis and
- used ~ilh excellent results Nv thou
sands u folls ~ho are subject O. shsu
maiism- Here you have a plesssni.
cnefNcsCcnt lthia-Naicf dfnk uhich
oseffomes vrie acid ard - bynshrial
fnnf iidreYs a. 4ef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26
ARE YOU ON THE
SUCKER LIST; GET Off
Smart Confidence Men Work
On the Patriotism of the
Liberty Loan Bond
~ Buyers

Are you an ths sucker h-i7
n you arc H Is proinhls hscan ).
you arr noi a sucker hui airsoa.
eitiren sflo has hnown thc Iiberis
bond ~ be- good thing
Gct-rioh qu|ok setudi,s have b,-f
she gr'ai American ~fori for y,ars
ihe shar~r whv seil fake mock.
saw ther same endangered when
Uncle sam started hls gn.ai iAb,ris
loan campaigns
hui they arr smar thess e.nii,
men Nho live hy their ~i,s
Instead of complaining fh,, jump.l
IN and put ih,nsrelssr and an ih,.s
'miaogos 20 woA trading th,ar mks
stuff hor Liberty bonds
" WA have LibeTiy bond ar "a
book az War savings STAMPS you arr
"pro sresa" for fake stock Your
namr BE- probably an the suckcr hsf
of the oiiy inneued sharper bs~ause
over - m|lhon patriots boushi llt
berry bonds.
You are not TO hhmc fnr hc'ns on
she sucker lisf hui q b. up Go yon "a
get of away off--fhaf hH ~ your
first opportunity
The American .ecpie arr fayine ou'
some half milllon dollars year 40 the
support - worthless stock schemes
The people rvap therefrom ss1o.ooe.
oo0 worth of thin air
That il no, a Wild guess u is m
estimate given hy che capital ie@ir's
committee - the q S Treasury And.
the coulmiftce asstrra us thar q 81
con seryatlve
Moreover the half lrliion rc,re
senss just NJ cold cash fhaf ir furucd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

found relief from pain and feel 30 much
better than ! use b.. When ! hear a
any eirl suffering rs ! did ! tell them
how LYDIA r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound helped me. -" DuINA
MARTiN. - Bowers St. Nashua. NH.
lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. made from native roots and
herbs. contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs. therefore 10 q perfectly safe rem
edy 70 give your daughter. who suffers
from such painful periods as did Miss
Martin.
The reason % many girls write
lydia r. Pinkhsm Metici,e Co. Lynn.
Mass for advice. - hecalse from their
30 yeAr. experience they have a store of
,nowlcdqc which l. invariably helpful.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26
Genuine Relief II You Resort
60 Sand and Sens,ble
Treatment

FesFs = sfrf Ceases nIsan
derstsnalnr ~ frsfma ana tts -
flees ether forss - siin ersfs -
tfd sff7afaons fhnf taate IS naes
raia snt aisrcmfefi nssaass thr
surface 81 tts skia : fka sesas 81
Ne @tt4sf. AL srems 1inesf afiass
~iiA fsry. lafning arl isAias.
Ass< d.soFasfs afs mi- name4 sklu
iissasrs
Ths trAA i Tat ihef 49, at
really skin difeAses aaf fkat =
shs nefhlng bat disApps s tussnt
81 90 Their trrafmsnt VITA salsss
I'd ioisess aPfiie1 ts fte elrfaes
n the skin
rhese iFrlt2tiors srurfions. h.oii..
smpies, etc. ar sAasfi ~ 3 Az
as germ - iAs tla-ad shtsh
sssks eat fkroagt fae ,kin. ana
~ icng a. tie g~ru = r tir hles.i
~ rure can snme ffnr nintsnemfs
ne iotlons. esea { yea applt fhsm
a fNe surface h. fhr ion.
n, rational sna sersihls trfsf
aent = s. =. ihe reliable blood
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

in every svar hf ofhoralsr lesel
headsd A,ntrfsns e.-'king mia sna
honey p4fh a. quiek ~sAiih b, ths
fake snck certificate ruufs Il to~s
roi laks lnin a,enunf the susi se,n
iaIair,d sffsr ~ Discouraged iusrsf.
ur and io fhr diufs.on frrm legIu.
mat" busfuves enfsrfr.~e az nsw prn.
dae'iFf safafal
The capital lens. oommaic,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

Miss Headiy. Rel Cfoss mr.. -
l.cnca CHy iu~' r,farned froni France
ssys "a T. saklnr hong time 90
espiod" ihaf Old fallacy that Red
cross nsir.s~ ~er~ IN N. battle feii
admiuixferine aid - -oldl.rs Sure.s
never sgE-ard on tho fields shelr
work was confined t,basa hospiiai =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26
q E NJ

WEDNESDAY, NAaCs -
Nrsy Gordon
.ApElu

Atsie niensaa 3 ihf tsufhl,f snt
so's hcirsss ~ = vtaHhA iua|sisi
anNnr whnss slessf aE1 sha ~. l.fa
n hnsNial eofk Aeans and be4aH
fal Ats'le e anrons ihe frf Ane
car nurssr fn snrsa io Franf o.
fafe lavslnF she ulsais rslNain rIsaef
a inau1 kuR.ssh aftpf ufneef maa has
hesn fo Ws.hlnrfon rn df maHr
rfrant and i- rfufnInr fo fhe Gan'
Captain Nvn Sehuh'nF ~ fhs iiealan
efnhs "a in WashlnviHn is ff.asr's
enrmf ard ~oald b. gfal fof Aaalf &
hand A. fifeises nufsf and anGtl af
epmfof fo me vouniei Adslf Is 49,
idnl nf A. nHn efi thrrr stg
laafus that 1ar'ain Fmssr lirs na' is
Nn Mans Land wuands-i. prrha
morfAilf Nlfh = f,eta. Hant abr
nah's hrf ~At amid hlHris and hlft
ng ah.is 80 ffp sf shnnh uref
Naris ven rrhnlin4 hn1o4h' n
Nnandtd snd = nf.annsf li,inx an
efficrf ~ Is nursd n no oni, avail
able OF r"rr uom ihaf - FRASER o.
Adslo'a sliarnce fgum fhe rom NOn
Schull|nG les.is eaNafeif ui-sn ffass4
and fsars the viial hsuslagss ffum
his sound Adobe refufns IN ths nItf
~ time aud AFTER ftanfk flFhi ufh
ne souid b. mufds srf. htafs uu fhr
wouud ~sakcnsd iinn and replaces
Fraser. supicul trvs.ingr Tho Hume
suddenls surrund fhe hospital end
fra~er aud Adele arr now Ia Non
schnlhnr's power
thrlei H. comedy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26
rHuRspAN hARcr ~
Blanche Bates an hobart Bos~ofth



The niaNf tirss pfOstugs hsn - fhf
Year has did she New Nork cfiii,1
and she motion - ure plbii, tsr,. j. \
The Rordrr Legion" che remarkable
pi.fuf1 xaiion ~ zafw Grry's eYipfsns
story when flsa nserfui action dra
ma ~ fhe wt-si starring nlan,hs
Bates and liol,ar npewnsih. sosrcd an
INSTANTANEOUS and .unflnnod trinm u
~ w. weeks resvniailssn az fhs
strand fheaief. Nee York Gvd~sn
which dlstribuies rhe nori.r l.sgfnn
~ rurtdent thai fhe combination ~
a gripping Iane Grey etory. fhe hill
liant performanres ~ Blancbe naf.n
and Hot,ar Boawur and Mr. Hunters
fprrefulns@r in production csnntf fan
60 win che highrsi sfprol,ailon ~ ~
cry cisss - plcfsreper
Two reel detective drama -os,
Away Hsts." wlfh liei'n Chadwick
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

hsd such pains that
| would often faint
and have 20 leave
school | had such
pain ! I'D not know
y hat % Do With my,
self and tried -
many remedies thai
v err n no use !
read shout Lydia y.
rinkham . We're
COMPOUND
IN the newspapers
and decided 10 Try Il,
ard that il how 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

Piles Cured n q % "a nafs
Dfars - refund Aansf 4 rAfu
oiAI MFNf fails .t care liehine
hlnd nleedlng of srcfrutina rIirt
steps Irritation. = aes ans hssis
Yea Ca at Festfa sleen after a
trtt AlHlcAiion Pc the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

ts~pra 81 10 fneis ssms uieu
= saaa - lnseFsssins So kaow
has aiaeh - - 49, sssi f.s feeF
oit.rs cai - cushre - tie asfrnnsnt
- ~ar h.aaAs. c~r marhanfa and oar
lee4lasate eas&ntTs ie,eto.sasent Aieo
hse mans * ~ az ou ~ saskst-
tts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26
Iron q Red nIood Food 1t
Helps 20 Put Strength end
EnergyInto the Veins Of Men
and Rosesi,to the Cheeks Of
Women. Why Nuxated Iron
90 Quickly Duilis Up Weak.
Nervous, Rundown People.

7heossnfs q r-s I'D -or-~n sr~ frspsir-
~ tar cnnsfifstlnfA isyYfs farnfss 80
rfFn q .Hres sad lisTt.y l.iz.ng shssr a. n
80 hesitn. siafsy i~rsass go i'fsn4 . ffis-
slsf eat sf4 20. ~ ttsftine fisc1eb 49,
a = a t1as 4 ia - ths LED r1t - .
rnstss rss physasl snf rNensai wssk-
Ice. ave a. IL as. 81 y fsflsaef. l,ut
"a sttsfiy rss hifa q 80 sinis f1rsa. shss
sfsrina snf s'frnra ~ - =.lieh sse -
n~~~s>sry % Success srf rcssrr IN every ~sik
f ~ if nay 80 fsrslof-a . heausifui,
r~rHtts~c-rsf ~u~ss i1to ons Who ls rres<.
rs-ysss aai ssriiaha.
fr11 . ns~sies..y 80 rfs-f q sasAss yas.
tie8i % tfsssiofs So iaod 80 sss lnso
rns<rar tiss~ fnf hrsin. II = ffr,arh
sfon a ts- re1 enlef - raaiftf Il ~ ilcad
thst ifs-sgsfs nin9 ofyr q snfsfs Ia fe-ar
Nfa,1f iFun tksfe - a. <iffnxfk. Vitality
sn4 cnaarsae- e ~eul l4f efFfarifs q = itf-
sfsai asvsrs sfraln& -sfnff a. ssfsfaf
epl.is., ara a iron in t.s / esf a. rrt
nse q iriiy a. tga - 49, iafa sntafa
fie3l, hsf h tarsts sras tsad Il 49, ~ tn
fr1' 81 - hep 49, =, tssr. rcd
tie3l q neooss - - - nCf5trx fsfisr thsn
rr-fais irrr --tu1ss,a Ira. frfls -
cl4r inorrsra- ir-n rfcf1efr u u sas.sy a.
. -slas =. frl-s At 10 s-r TIE tsssh. rnass
fhs-- 3 arik rer us,s<t - sfe7sseh 10 re-
tfr r1st ot3 = far.e- 20 ifur = rsad. - rea
f-v- us-i sffhonf soecs-s. II ,ea 49, n,t
ffanr - >~'i s1a o. q g. yoisf. ~ u rs4b@
81 ftflesine ffsf. - 49, Lac - -
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26
wOAfn WORKER

NJ nrfs~r Waaseuth. = : st ~
81 IN hefns ha l.ensift. eas tseen AZ
pe.nlsd eF fhs tan~a *ases sss'sri
u.eni ~ a9fieanar~ So e.,wlitae 49,
~srfk anh - Ota~sss Aaiief 49,
Aosk lfofse nrssAef-i 4sss~ta i'er
- Il a. esreu - hee.s -, iIns
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Nl.s ff,renes k.as 3 aaia ia - ~
unls wtsr,Aa A~fer $50 sfrr pl.a1ss
hsf ease heioFv ihe taNel Hisfts IS
pf.me os4ri hnt pon 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

csissrn.a 49, t,-sr ~tsnfn nfashefs
- ~ stafe essruahif a. ere rssA iaF
thelF ff.s~nss fsii - ihssf astlsHy il
insrslacins lsib s,aneuciai e. ~saiea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

Pcp;iron ;s n remarkably
effective. agreeable and
saa.ls essimllaled c.,mh,nailen
q lsrIein. nak. lf'an. eeivrs ant
ot.tr rrvsi teairs 4nd d.rss.
tieea tie-aa o. Ale rfuaflat
fcllssin3 fhe mfip aat othsr -.
druias. raitnsss nsrspslsrel.A
nefe cak rFs,stIefka. neafaffis.
nffe oas aysf-esas&s sar=sf .ss.aHs=H
oae cf tne teplfca aft~f nsesaa
t-es tne eoenanyfl % tks ~ofk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

N~ Nsnlis faisy ef fhe Rn,ei ft.a
iteuifurai seaieis rnslant ~ frna
asts - Ambsw IA lien lsaHufsl
a. heol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

fhuH~inas ~ ~annevl in fhr Tested
Nieise are Issfsf'ns ~ TAX q ia f.afi
ia a. .lersssns - iees ~hsn a str
's~~s * rr~Idenf wiison ~Hl S.
vlstftt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

ihr onif spiefion - shs ssrsanf at
pnsal'W Il asa ie - in siHng thsm
~ors a an rFhi hs~g tasls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

Portugal uas formerly sna~n a.
iustianis Tho present name ls O.
rived from Porto tsiio ihe anslrni
name - ID. isrn na~ kna~n e. as a.
opofio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26
HIGHLAND
Ned Pcdigo. Mgr Phone 2is.
Matinee starts at l 30 p. M.
TOD Y
ANNETTE kElLERMAN Ia
QUEEN OF THE SEA ,"

William Fox Special rroduc.
ilon
Some of the things YOU viii
see IN this picture
Anncite kcllermans : - foot
dive from cahle INTO the
sea Tremendous storm that
baiiers vessrl 10 pieces
Heroic rcseue of men from
burning ship Desperate
light ln "A sea cavern with
balls ut fire as weapons Ter
rife combat beneath the
waves between mermaiis and
sirens Girls amazing fall
from the clouds into yawning
ocean Sword conflict ~ the
dark between dismounied
cavalry forces chained Wa
man attacked by fcrreis IN
dungeon Of the screen william.
More than lJO1 persons ap.
pear in tins picture 200
beautiful girls pose a. mer.
maids 1000 sea gulls
Nothing like this ever shown
before Bigger and better
than yon can imagine Any
way il = worth the price We
ask just n see the most per.
fccily formed woman IN the
world Orchestra this even.
ing Prices
TEN and TWENTY-FIVE
Come early II j. worth the
money Also TOM MIX in
TWISTED TRAILS.
And . Good Comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26
SCHOOL GIRL
TELLS OTHERS
How They Can Find Relief
From Periodic Sufferings.

Nashua. y " -" am nineteen years
old and every month for tao years I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

i'enn sisania rehs-i isArhrsp have
dtssied ~ ni.,nten their r.hi faf a
i~f "vns inerssase tn i.ss ana wnl
b. satisfied wiia laat haif thst ms,,h
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

Ma i'iia cearman = "a .i,oa IA.
frF "ffot ihf apieinimeHi r. fhs m
pefiaHi ana lucrative position 81 49,
re'afs g ihs csiliofala State Haftof
Commission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

Fiaps ihs fitsis Heals ~. rhfos,
sna fafea ihs roash rrils 81 A
res tas - d rFN rHkrE HALvn
faf cheat COLT Ilssa Colds snt
loap /. safiars1 STA ever buiils
rhs strosa ~lthslsrs TIE ~l~tsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

Nfs > - llsrrman tss sl,sn 81
'oe io~ani me paf, tsss - nfi
sh'r'est 81 in.i fef ihe tua1 slas
nation uuaef ihc aue,fioa II ihe n.i
Crosse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-26

Daua psffHa eas inffnfaasf a. ~
civilized uafH ~ fsfeafiy ss istf ~
~ Auaifomrff aeoifh iufasea
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
Continue Navy Award

PHILADELPHIA, March 20
CHARLES Pies, director general of the
emergency fleet corporation. an
nounced today that the navy board
award relating TO wages, hours and
other conditions. which expires Mon
day night, will be continued and
guaranteed by the corporation until
'he employees and employers OF all
shipynrds in the country where tho
award applies, have reached a new
agreement. The guarantees, Mr.
res said. would expire October !. n
an agreement has not been reached
by lha, time.