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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-24
LA SONRISA DEL HEROE

giar su dClor en n %pasividad este
I'll. viendo correr el inutil manantial
lie unas iagrimas histericas, Sc perca-
TO de Ia augusta mission de la muier
ante esta gran tragedia del risueno
~norvenir que Ia guerra podria reser-
varle. capacitandela Intellectual Y mo-
ralmente para ser ia feliz compenera
del hombre. V rehacer juntos los des-
truidos hogares, ci~mentanGolos en- idea
les V amOres comunes. Y trOco. con
gesto serene, u gentiles atayiOs por
eli sobriu unifCrme de la Cbrera Y por
Ell nitido vestido de Ia Cruz Roja',
para Incorporates a la denodada le-
giGn de mujeres-antcs sin plena con
ciencia de su deber nj de sus dere-
chos,- a cuyo impulse habria de adj
quirir el feminismo una ~importGnte
trascerdencia para los intereses de la
patria....
Y al consagrar Margot su ticrna
sclicitud en- los h~ospitales, en- su COM
pasivo amer por tOdcs aGuellos infe.i
ces heridos, lie parecia rendir Ell mas
~fervoroso Y digno tribute a otro cora
ION hermano q en- Il fragor del COM
bate solo sabria latir para ella. A
case IN dia cualquiera habria de reco-
n~ocerlc. con dolor, en- alguno de aque-
los pobres cuerpos macerados que "a
guerra les devolvia continuamente CO.
mo IN guinapo inutil. -. ! la es-
peranza de c~cnfortar al amado en- ell
trance supreme, florecia en- su pecho
con Ia ternura inefahle de la piedad,
tan poderosa como Ell amor mismo...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-24

bre estoico q quien solo hiel brindara
Ia viGa,- que con su Estado Mayor
~recorria los hospitales. subyugado por
Ia palidez de esta sonrisa, encorrio,
descubriendose frente al lecho mortuo-
rio:
~--iAdmirahle. muchachosl Ha
muerto nor la patria. Y su sangre
icrramada fructificara ell triunfo del
porverir: de una Humankind mas So
bia, Y Generosa.. Ella scnrisa del
hcrce ha florecido en- 81 labios,"... -.
iMantira! Era este ell eterno triun,
70 del poten+e amor, que vence q Ia
mucrrc Y a la GUERRA.
II. CONDE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-24
ASALTO AL TREN DE We
RACRUZ AL ISTMO
(Viene de IA la

Despues Sc prendio fuego a cuatro
carros g5ndolas cargadas de carbon
mineral Y a unos de carga.
e. cabecilla que mandaba q los re-
beldes orden6 que todos los pasajeros
abandonaran Ell tren Y fueran inter
nados al monte; por "a fuerza fueron
sacados de los carros Y va echaban a
andar custodiados debidamente por
los insurrectos por apartadas we're
das cuando Sc oy6 el silbido de un
tren.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-24
OFICIALMENTE NADIA Sc SABE
DE LA RENDICION DE
MEIXUEIRO

MEXICO, Noviembre 1S.-En Ia
Secretaria de Guerra Sc ha deciaraao
a los representatives de / Prensa, que
en- dicho Departamento no sc tlene
noticia que Pablo Gonzalez haya re-
cibido solicitud del cabecilla oaxa-
oueno Meixueiro, para rendlrse al
Gobierno.
En- la misma Cficina Sc dice que
81 Sc llega a aceptar esa rendlclon
debe ser Unconditional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-24
~MISCELANEA

Cartas de NI:crcS. por Maaue: Mig
IEtE E.3nrp ....-.... u-tv
CsutOs u "a Iuj=r--Cu.ecciuu lie verses
2croStIcUs. formadus con uOmbrrs lie M
je-es. por orleD alfahetico ....-...... soc
Fl C~asamleuto de Q,IeveJO ..........' 0.60
II Ycz he "a NatUraieza.-Colccri0n &c
hermUsas y morales hIstoyictas go Sl.50
Las Iil y una Noca=s,-Eermosa coleccIv7
De cu=at"s Urient&ss. Edie!6E 4 IA rus
LGa ---.--.-.-. 'oC
Las Mi! y una NocLes-Empastada-.... SI.0o
Los Hi y Uu Dias.-CugatOs a-abes y per-
SIS. Jraducldos al caSts.lano.
La Ley te Dissatisfaction de leyeECas b.
saGas IN los Principles &c. peca!oco. por
Da. Maria De! Pillar SiaUss ...........Si.2
Las Beadic.onsS de Quevedo .......-" O.s0
Los ARores &c Quevedo .........---.S 0.5O
Los Pe-c2Hces de QusyeGO .....-----" 0.6O
Mcie=cs Cc.corcs De aIeA.cu.- EecoPilsc;6a
de iGte-eSaates GA;os So5re las EsGjsres
mas notaoles que Ia T-'is--du .taygcn SIS
Pe!zsa-coleccion de Cuentos poy cl
padre Luis Co.oaaa ................. 7Sc
VIN.e Al-eGeGor del notwithstanding
relate &c u visie Por las pzincI2a.es
uac!cneS De. Glo0o -. .-....... as,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-24
.SOYELAS DIVERSAS.

Ama. que ric 3 amor que Aora. por
Ca,u.lr MeDdes Wv
CARMEN. hc-nOsa nGEe.a nexic~i2 F'' ,-s
Cr-myDrta. Hegnosa nove!a mvN.cana
pUr D.. IEaac.O Al,amigaao N To-
mo. eGrsioa lie lu!O .....-..... Sill"
De C.ausl.o - C-amgameato @ Ia Mon
IA A.fe.ez. Seusac.oaaI noTesa &c ~
,Or.a-iu ) &c aGnrT. pus Eduardo Bias
co. Dos IJmos enpast2GSs en- LEILA
Don QclIa.e IL "A Mancaa--La ob-a Macs
Ia ae = literature espaE0iS, IA ;UinO
Ja.a ....,.-.--..--
Don GuiJJte Ge u Nancna. Etic.0n
Perrin. ygu J-stgIc.Oats .....-..-.-.-S-.Vv
= See-c,o &c Miss. Au-o-a. por
:. Ma.y,. GeI SO!Svua.- hr.mUsa Eo.e-A.
basaLa ca "A va. g-l Erucu;O- ~c, A.a-
co. Tn .omo E-aIdc. .uyos.mcntg cnpas-
taGc. EG.cIJa uuS-.hc@ .........-.. -S'.t
81 D!aI!n.te-U. pJr S-r.srSon ...... .-- uec
Em;r-gc.on, pc- Alfonso le Nien1c ..-.. 6oc
Ex3iac:ln. o cI Mar5i-io Dc una MaGre $3.50
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s. E.-r--o De Orc. 20. BraGGa" ....-... 6Os
q Naa-scrlto &c M Mat:e. per Lamar
81 NI!s;c-io de las ; daEas .......-..-- 6Oc
e Comp!Ot &C IN JCeZ .-..-......-.. 0Oc
e PrOscrlpto DC "a Montana -......... 6Oc
Es-raas de l. Vida Bohemia. per Mug
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F!o~ DO Fasi6n-Novcla de Amor ----" 0.So
H.,a. EspCsa y Nadrc.-2 tOmus ......' so
Juan DE- Ee-d-ea. pos J. Scnu!;2 --.-.-.. Toe
la Hl;. &c MoctezuHla ....-...---...-S l.25
IL aOre-aci0u &c u" An.aute. por
E-acdCl .....---.--.'.. $1,000. .-.-r-- SU-oV
l. Esposa HorraGa.--Egyc- &c moral
y cugcion.nts arGuGcn,o. por Fer1ar-
de- y Gonzalez Dos Erccsos tones
rmoastaduS en- tcla y con ne-TOsas
ilusrIacIoDCS ..-----SS.oO
IA Dana lie las Came!iaS ....-...-.--' 90
Ia hue-ana y Il Recluta. D0r Cons
cscncc ..------SD.5O
Ia Flech1s EeVra. 2o- Stevenson .....--. sos
Ia Juyeu:ad de Enrique Cua-to S3.C0
Los histories dc Ia lnQuisiciUa ....-....S..O0
Ia Muier del Traie Bianco. por Wi!E!e
!, Collins. Dos to-uOS
Los BandiGos del Amor tomOS 49,. 800
Malc..as sean las Mu:eres. -Eternosa move
- Iasioaal. po- Nanue, TbO Al.J-o-... 45j
Maria NaCda!ena, co-tesana y amiga
de Jesus go
Memorials &c VI RevoiucIoUaruo ........Sii0
Maria. Po- jorge lSascs .-...-.--..... sos
SovelaS EjcEp!a: -. por Cervantes ..---Si-25
Nochcs FaEtasucas. -or r. L. Stevenson.
Dos tomas So"
Narraciuncs &c IN CGzsdc-. por Ivan Tug
gueacif O0e
Eivlr Gespues De Il mUerte. o IA hiIa
de dos maG-cs. Obra maestro d. te-
cuadc royelista Luis de Val. Dos
torres tclA. -icamcn;e 'lustrados ..-.-SI.oo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-24
BIBLiOTECA TRAGi-ROMANIICA
- 50 --cH.ar.s cc6c uHsl

s-ts De Eas-a- NsUGo.
Calve-io j. Amor
- %f..a II Ru.se@orsa.
2, collar Re- E~meralIaS-
IL !n.sar-o de los A0mo-eS.
IA .i.a Ie Venus.
las Hlz Del Champagne
irs--.a k-ruc.G"u las NfIc%s-
Pssgle 50 C-Tu -g< AomSSss-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-24
oR2As DE CRANDEs AUTORES.

Ama-9 hast. e Pati54io. por J0saI-...$l.1o
E..-rm--.s. pug Ce.TaEils SOU
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Il kyasa,e-e del Cid ; -.9C
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Ia Toyla de LamernfoOr. por Sco:t.....Si-s0
Ia D.vlna Co-aciia po- cl Dante ....-.$!.9V
"a Eue.ua. 20. NI-guio ...-..--'- St'S0
M.srya. 20 federico ,Iisr-@l .-.--..---S-''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-24
DE EMILIO lola

--.-. . EIrS, .............-.. 5-c
81 Mandate Ge uaa Nls-ta ...------... 9oc
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la Rassa. Dos zones -O0
&azaaleuS Fr.a- SCS
Nu-vSs CGeG.oS a NinPn 9eS
Ga EN.s.-uraa Easealo RoGr0n. = ;onos- S.oo
- v,r.,- sec
- - IL. amor. Do, :7ues ......Si-00
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-24
AutoreS Diuers2s.=

Astucia o lcs Caa--os Ca=s.aa2zGas.as-
Noye!a mcxiccra. Dos .cuaos s. n,
q indio Cos-aL. o &! D-aS6a de "a
Ee:aa. poE Ferry ..--............ --s,r5
e Site &c a ELECTROMAGNETIC
Il Ee-aaaza &c = Cas.c25. po- ,. Ez..:o
Czs-c.Rr- Dos soz.Cs. = %
Los Gaueld7s d load-SE. Yo- f.yz. ..SIro
Memoirs &c ur= S-eS--, pos Nerycao. :. leo
Memorials. Re zG.Es ) Es-rntc>,-Eag-a-
eioasy Paeri5ssss, 20s EsEa.-"...-Slg3
CT Hsto Natural. Ter Nc--e;2........ 500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-24
BIBLIOTECA De NOVELisTAs
PGre= Escrich.-

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P6res Escrich.--
e Pan e los Pobzss Caz.-e ,,7.a, 81 n
e Amor Dc .os AIo-es. C4z:-o .5zaos. ! 90
Il Inferno lie les Ce-es.-Ss=rcEa pz-te
&C "a anterior. Cr.a;-o ;oz1cs. %
Ia Nadrr &c ."S Discrepancies : -oruos 81. 90
La Nujer AGl.-c-@. CEE-=c tones 81 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-24
OERAS De CUIDA.

rs.. SOC
=, S.-~e.o 10 Idat!a SOS
=. $500 10 u Regra soc
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S,-3',a de Eass.lis ....-....- soc
= Rr.f-l-,aa soc
i Nf.Hc chores &c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-24

Tai como 81 Ia naturaleza quisiera
compensar q los ]petroleros de ha-
berse agotado varios de los pozos
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-05-09
ORGANIZATION OF
OUR TANK SERVICE
Was to Have Been Big Factor in
Americas Final Offensive, and
Defensive System.

San Francisco, May 7, 1919-The
fleet of army tanks now touring the
Twelfth Federal Reserve Bank Dis
trict in behalf of the Victory Liberty
Loan are not only performing a pat
riotic service but are demonstrating
to the people the progress this ma
ton has made in what is to be new
and permanent factor in its defensive
system.
The organization of the tank corps
of the United States army was be-
gun in March, 1918. Up to the time
this nation entered the war slight, if
any effort had been made to develop
the use of tanks as medium Of Of
fensive warfare.
With the advent Of this country in
to the conflict, however, the formation
organization and training of an ad-
equate tank corps progressed rapidly
The battalions that were organized
and sufficiently trained in time to
get into action rendered highly effii-
cient and effective service at the
front. The use of American tanks
manned by American gunners and
drivers and cooperating with Amer
lean troops, was to have been one OF
the features of the big drive planned
by the American forces had the wal
still been in progress.
The tank corps is a distinctive
Specialized service calling for both
skilled and unskilled men. The pay
and allowances are liberal and at
tractive. The present authorized
strength of the tank corps is 300 Of
ficers and 5000 enlisted men. In the
latter force there will be 1913 ser.
geants first class, 1,079 sergeants and
971 corporals, and exceptionally high
percentage of non-commissioned of
ficers.
The tank corps is stationed al
Camp Meade, Maryland, approxim
ately twenty-five miles north OF
Washington and twenty miles soutl
Of Baltimore.
Upon arriving at the camp -th,
training of the recruit is begun in tn,
school of the soldier. After this pre-
liminary training he is given instruc
ton in the schools at the tank train
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-05-09
HAVE YOU DONE YOUR BIT?

We, the men of the A. E. F.
Ask you, the ones who stayed
At home in safety and comfort,
If white-mans game you've played?
While we were in the trenches,
Or lover the top in a raid,
We wonder how you spent your time
whether you be man or maid.
Did you do your bit back home there
Were you always on the job
Working for our Welfare,
Whether Soldier, Marine or Cob.
Did your dollars help swell the Liberty Loan
Did you to the Red Cross give?
Did YOU grieve for those of us who died
Died that you might live?
Did you do the things that were clean and right,
Or the things that were mean and wrong,
Did you keep the promises made to us
Or were you just stringing us along?
Did you try to protect our mothers and wives
Try to sooth the grief and pain
Occassioned by our going,
Or did you think only of gain?
And how did you cast your vote?
Did you consider us at the ballot box
Or did you make us the goat.
Did you try to keep our jobs for u.s.
Or try from us to steal?
To put it short, did you give to us
A clean, or dirty deal?
We're coming home, two million strong,
Our work over here is done;
And Wen want to know just what you are
And just what you have done.
We're coming home with eyes to see
And we're neither dumb or deaf;
So prepare for us a full accounting
To the men of the A. E. +.
Written by Pvt. Ernest sewig, Co. "D' 3l9tf
: Engs A. p, o, TIC, Am. f. F.. Brest, France,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-05-09

ing center in the following subjects:
Structural design in both light and
heavy tanks and detailed instruction
in every phase Of gas engine engin-
eering; tank driving in which the men
are trained in the best methods of
driving, swinging and controlling the
tank, driving over level ground, ditch
es, craters and obstacles; instruction
in the nomenclature and care of the
revolver, machine gun and small cal
iber cannon with actual target prac-
tice on ranges and from tanks; max
ing road and position sketches, map
reading, drafting; training in lie
elements of telegraphy and ~
messages, visual signals, etc.
In a statement issued by the tank
corps the type of men needed in this
branch of the service is described as
follows:
"The nature of service in the tank
corps requires substantial type of
man possessing sufficient physical
qualities to pass, without question,
the physical requirements of the
army together with good order of
mentality and stamina.
"Since nearly one half of the
strength of the tank units must be
employed in the tanks, either as driv-
ers or gunners, it is desirable that
men enlisted for this service have suf-
ficient grit and personal qualities not
only to qualify in these and other du-
ties, in peace times but be able and
willing to stand up under the strain
of tank fighting in the event of war"
In, the short time it was in active
service the tank corps emphatically
demonstrated that it's members pos
sessed these attributes.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-05-09
PAINT AND lLlITERACY.
Curious Fact Comes to Light That Ls.
caiities Least Using Books Avoid
Paint Also.

Washington, ID. Ca curious fact
has been brought to light by the Edu.
cational Bureau and the bureau Of In.
dustrial Research here. II is that in
the states where illiteracy is most
prevalent paint is least used. The
paint referred to Is the common or
barn variety, OF course, for the back
woods countries have no neeu for the
finer pigments or facial adornments
1t is true, though, that In the sections
Of all states where white llteracy is
highest painted homes are rare and
painted outbulldlngs and barns are
practically unknown. Probably the
illiterates do not use paint on their
buildings because they do not under
stand Its value as q preventative
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-05-09

factory has been the problem of dividing them
since the town became settled and built up Take,
also, our water system and our electrical light
plant, and our school houses. All furnish excellent
arguments in favor of town planning.
Cedar City has made favorable record for
progressiveness among the small cities of the state
and it is only fitting that she should be one of the
first to adopt and apply this modern and scientific
system of town development 1t is therefore with
considerable degree of pleasure that we learn
that the city dads have this matter under advise
ment and will probably employ an expert in this
line in the near future, feel certain that the
question is one which will grow rapidly upon the
conviction the more it is investigated and studied.
1t is learned that a conference with an expert
in town planning is now being arranged for.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-05-09

THERE is no use bluffing, gentlemen, by ev-
cry token of justice and fair play the county fair
belongs to Cedar City this year, and we do not
propose giving it up merely because someone else
would like it. So far we have failed to note one
single argument from Parowan why they think
they are entitled to the fair. Apparently they are
depending upon bluffing the game through. We
call the bluff. They hold only spade-club flush.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-05-09

Mrs. Jos, II. Armstrong, an elderly
lady of this place, underwent ser
ious operation at the local hospital
the fore part of this week, from which
she is slowly recovering. Her con-
dition is as favorable as could he
hoped for.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-05-09

PERHAPS there is no. greater mar to the APP
pearance of Main street in Cedar City than the
many wide gaps which yawn between the splen-
did buildings which grace main street They give
the city the appearance af mouth from which
about one-half of the teeth are missing, and large
gaps appear between. And why are these gaps
They are largely the result of mems greed who
early acquired them, and with no disposition to
build upon Them are holding for the raise in price
which the expenditure of the other fellows money
in improvements produce. The remedy is to tax
the ground high that it will be Improbable for
anyone to hold it an investment unimproved
and reduce to the minimum the taxes on buildings
and improvements. This plan has been followed
in various parts of the country with the most graf
flying results.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-05-09

AT last conditions seem to be propitious for
the holding of the long-talked-of soldiers party,
and we are pleased to note that the committee
having the matter in charge have selected an ear
ly date for the important function. According to
the outline published some time ago, it is to be an
all-day affair." and observed as a holiday. 1t is a
matter which should receive the undivided support
and enthusiastic cooperation of all citizens as we
firmly believe it will The boys have done won
derful work in the interests of human liberty and
freedom, and we should show that we are appre-
ciative of the service rendered.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-05-09

WITH only about two-thrds as much popua-
ton, business and wealth, why should Parowan
be entitled to equal representation with Cedar
City on the county fair committee?
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-05-09
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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-05-09

MORE grief for William Hohenzolern-the
Victory Liberty Note.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-05-09

Make it five straight-invest in vic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-03
RAILROAD MAN COMES
OUT WITH THE FACTS
CONCERNING HIS CASE
so Rundown He Had to Quit Work.
Gains 20 Pounds Taking
Tanlac

The best proof | can give that Tan
lac was the right thing for me is the
way it has relieved my trouble and built
me up said Charles o. Scrwendel Of
3ll5 Nliet St, Milwaukee, Wis, while
in the Central Drug Store recently. Mr.
Schwendel, who is night watchman in
the yards of the Chicago, Milwaukee Il
st, Paul railroad, has lived in Miwau.
kee all his life and is well known
"Tanlac has not only relieved me of
a case Of stomach trouble that had made
life miserable for me for three or four
years. he continued but it has put
me in shape to where | have actually
gained twenty pounds in weight, he
sides. | have gotten to whore nothing
| would eat agreed with me and many
a time just the sight or smell of food
would nauseate me. Many a time
right after eating | would have terrific
pains in my stomach. | would bloat
up terribly with the gas from my stom-
ach and have such pains around my
heart that l feared l had heart trou-
BILE There We're times when this gas
would almost cut off my breath and
these attacks would make me so weak
| could hardly stand up. Honestly /
would get SO dizzy at times, on bending
over to throw a switch, that | would
pitch forward and have to catch on my
hands ana knees. My stomach both
red me so much that couldn't sleep
more than two hours a day. just felt
'lgged out all the time and simply had
b, f,ra,, t,,,,ealf tn work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-03
Notice to Contractors

Notice is hereby given that the Mayor
and Board of Commissioners will receive
bids for excavating an open ditch from
T. street northwest to Boundary avenue
northwest in the City of Ardmore and
along the right Of way Of the o., n. NJ.
& p. Ry.
The plans, plats and specifications
are now on file in the office of the
City Engineer and open for inspection
to all parties
Said bids shall be in writing addressed
to the Mayor and Board Of Commission.
ers, and shall bid filed with the City
Clerk by o'clock p. IN. Of September
). 1919. Same shall be in sealed en-
velopes addressed to the City Clerk and
marked bid for constructing open ditch
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
titled check drawn on some bank in
the City of Ardmore for the sum of
$4,000. No bid will be received unless
said check accompanies the bid.
The Mayor and Board of Commission
ers will open said bid and consider same
at their meeting at O'Clock p. M, Sep
tember 5, 1919. The contract will be
let to the lowest and best bidder, but
the city reserves the right to reject any
and all bids filed.
Dated this August 80, 1919.
(SeaD
r. +. BROWN,
31-6 City Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-03

position rs bookkeeper at c. NJ. Mays
Company at Davis.
Miss Elizabeth James. who has been
visiting in the home of X. r. James
and old friends, has returned to her
home in Fort Smith Ark.
Mrs, ED Welch and children left
Saturday for Okmulgee, for a visit
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Bruce
Rawlings.
Rev. w. NJ. Crutchfield, pastor of
the Ada Methodist church, and family
spent the past week in sulphur.
f. A. Butt Of Bartlesvine who has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. w. w.
Butt, returned home Saturday.
r. +. Baird made business trip to
different points in the western part
Of the state last week.
Mrs. :. j. Cowart and daughter
Miss Thelma, are taking a two weeks
vacation in Midlothian, Texas.
Miss Oma Bah of Thomas, Okla, has
returned home after a visit with her
mother, Mrs j. e. Ball.
Miss Merle MaXey left Saturday for
Fort Worth where she will spend the
coming school term with her sister
G. W. Terry, who has been visiting
his sons in Conway and Batesville
returned home Saturday.