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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Oil and Mining


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LEASE oil land So acres northwest Ala
mogordo- 1901 n. Kansas street.
OIL LEASE BLANkS-For sale By Ellis
Bros. Printing Co
OIL LEASE near Laura weu Tor Ight car.
No junk considered Phone 4o15W-
OWNER OF Cinco De Mayo rnine please
communicate with Max Ahalos. 1612 Ri
vera St. - Paso. Texas.
ROYALTY near producing wells Eastland
County. $50 acre for fourth trade for
grazing land. 7. J. collins. Gorman. Tex
OIL STOCK WANTED-wiu exchange y
Paso or Guthie. Okla. properly Fred c.
Knoilsnberg. $40 Caples buildlng-
OIL REFINER in operation. 5000 shares.
sell only 5000. company also drilling FOR
OIL Shares 81 Box eS9. Hurley " n
so BUYS OIL LEASE - Texas leases
making Investors rich Write now Pc
COS Lease Syndicate. 4o5 Moore BidE-. IT.
OIL MAP@We can make any special
drawing or tracing TO show your hold
inEs. either for blue printing or cuts
Metcaife Bius Pint g. Phone .ssl-
WANT LEASES by company just organ
lied by strong eastern men win pay for
leases fn stock only send fal details 20
T-5e. care Herald
WISH 10 correspond with reliable oil
broker. Have some good leases joining
big companies one well being sunk Ae-
dress T-ss. Herald
DUKE EXTENsION-Wm SCI 1e0 shares
az sA5a
l. T. ETBLEB
IT'S Texas 81 Phone tees
LEASES In central Texas deid near pro-
ducinr wells. s. per acre. E O. Wells
Brentwood Texas or see " A. Goff. lo-
Two Republics Bldg. Fl Paso-
10000 PROFITS on each 500 an actual
record. s. or SO monthly may bring you
quicE money IN going company with II
producing wells refinery. ard hundreds
acres OF rich holdings. thousands In prof
It's divided last year. opportunity open
20 very man and woman Tor short time
free particulars tel sou how; act TO-DAY
Mary Owens on Company Department
1f1. Houston. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
MAN AND WIFE
ARE HELD HERE
Arrests Made as Result OF
Telegram From Dallas;
Silks Are Recovered.

Manuel Loera and his vile. Elepa
Loera. arrested by detective Juan
Franco Saturday and charged with
receiving and concealing stolen prop
erty. were released on bonds OF $500
each Monday. The cases VIII be tried
before justice A. J. Han wednesday
According 70 the police the couple IS
alleged to have received several bolts
Of silk which are said 10 have been
stolen in Dallas.
Make Arrests In Dallas
The arrest was made after che
police received telegram Tor the
Dallas authorities that three Mexican
women had been arrested for shop
lifting. and that telegram was
found in their. possession from the
L0eras- The firm OF Sanger brothera-
Of Dallas. have wired 70 the police
department 20 send the silk 20 Dallas
for Identification To IS reported thar
two arrests we're made in Juarez sun
dav fu connection with the case
More silk Recovered
According 20 a telegram received
from Dallas the home Of the three
Mexican women arrested contained
over $1,000 worth Of bolt silk alone
RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGE
Jack Vernon. charged with reckless
driving. was arrested at $3.50 SATURDAY
night on Second and Fl Pas0 street DE-
nn17aa officer s q Houston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
III 20 10 TIDE
Nanfed-HIiscenaneou,

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HIGHEST prices paid Tor sacks. RIO Grandt
Euel 4 Feed Co. Mllls ans virginia-
WILL Buy used verticaI rlnr case. ore
two sections. for letters Phone 15eu
CAN 90. Herald huHdlns-
WANTED-SnaG second hand Hsrrourhs
adding machine iu eood condition. Cali
Mr. Johnston. sheldon cafe
WANTED band saw sharpe1cr.
Others need not apply. address to D. j.
Perez. Gale Mina No. SlL Chlhuahua.
Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
MEXICAN MONEY.

Mexican bank notes. state bills, 10 g &c
Nacionales. &c
Mexican gold, 50izc.
Londres. he
Tostones, old. sec; new. .5c-
Mexican pesos. q q f5c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Lodge Notices.

Regular meeting Fl Paso
Chapter. No. 4. O. E S A.,
Tuesday evening, MaF %,
NJ s o. m- Masonic Tom
pie. Initiation. Visitors
welcome
Florence Luae. n. NJ
Celia Miller, Sec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
MEXICAN PRICES

Following quotations on Mexican prices
are furnished By the santa Fe Exchange
e Commission Co, First National bank
building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Business Chances


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CONFECTIONERY for sale BOX So. Las
Cruces. New Mexico
Il PASO TRANSFER CO., phone ss72-
Baggage and moving: having q on klnds
$500 BUTTERKIST popcorn machine FOR
$3.50 1924 Wright avenue
FOR CASH ONLY. a good paying combina-
ton OF a grocery. fruit and cigar. have 10
sell account sickness. cheap rent and good
locality. 500 san Francisco street
WANTED-Business partner. man or wom-
an. with 5000 for a good safe business
Investment OF loan OF $1,000 for II or
IS months Address L19e. care Herald
GO MO THE SOFT DRINK BUSINESS
We Supply the Equipment
Soda Fountains Carbonators
store Fixtures show Cases
Tables and Chairs Luncheonette Outfits
steam Tables Root Beer Outfits
Ice Cream Freezers
Bottlers' and Coufeclouers' Machinery
ard Supplies
Scld on Easy Payments
Glassware Siiverware. C-usnec Erllls
Syruns. Extracts. ard Colors-
EMPIRE BOTTLING WORKS
Cor Mills and Florence Streets
nnrm Tons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
THE WEATHER.

Z. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
AUTOMOBIE LIE TARIF

49, - -------------,----
springs and Ensie. Sew llexico VIA E-Ir-
plant Butte Dam. twice daily Leo 3
smith Cen. Manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

N0TIOn TuIurtN, II0NF.
New York. May Cotton futures
closed steady; May. ISIS; July. $3.50; Oc-
tober. e515s December, 2467; January
1886.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Nan CARRIED TO HOSPITAL
Business CHANGER

Is TO 20 percent guaranteed on So N
vestmeut; only 10 shares left j. l.
Hunter 20i Mesa
FOR SALE-ClFar and shining stand
dandy location and VIII stand close m
vestIgatiou. For particulars inquTe at 4ot
" Oregon St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Lost and Found


FOUSD-New Ford spring. c. IL Harvey,
Security Bank.
LOST-Ladys gold watch; WIN pay ub-
eral reward for return 20 s02 n. Flor
ence- Phone 5643.
STOLEN-Automobile, because il was not
protected by auto theft signal lock. For in
formation. phone Westover. III.
FOUSD-Pure containing small change
and papers Owner can have same by
Identifying call Herald Business office.
LOST-Male Airedale puppy. 5 months old.
an brown Answers Mike. Liberal reward.
Phone 1850. Return 2705 z. Boulverad-
LOsT-A French bull. one year old. fe-
male. 1913 license tag on spiked collar
Answers 10 name Of Babb- Return TO 707
Epson ave
LOST-May sth, gold wrist watch on
bracelet, octc gOu shape. somewhere IN
business district Reward Phone S6f2M
1913 East Boulevard
BOST-In neighborhood q Five Points
female airdale, Il months old. answers
TO name OF Molly or Soup. Reward II
returned TO Maj. Moreno. Base Hospital
Fort Bliss
lost - Saturday afternoon at the Rcd
Cross Gift shop in Plaza or At First Ma
tional bank a roll OF money containing
$50 olive SO hiusi- Reward Telephone
Band Leader, Seventh cavalry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
WARM

some % our clients inform us that they
have been approached by suspicious look
ing men on the stairs ard IN front o. our
offices trying 20 sell oil shares. You are
warned that these men are not in our
employ. We hire no one 70 annoy people
on the streets You can come into cur
offices and Inspect our literature without
being urged TO buy and we viii not give
your name 10 some nervy Ike 90 follow
you % your home and make life miserable
90 you for the next mouth or two We
operate a respectable brokerage office and
do not st0op 20 gutter methods
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

OCEAN TRAFFIC RESUMED
on MEXICAN WEST COAST
Mexico City. Mex, May 12-After
nearly five wears Of INTERRUPTIONS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
OIL QUOTATIONS

These ouotzfians furnished daily b. J.
Curtiss ard company. Hotel Sheldon New
York and other oils
Fort Worth Ola
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Personal

sPTRELLA CORsETS- Mrs miller. Ph.s2st
WE HAVE had wonderful success in re
moving after effects OF the FLU" 81 90
,,sr-irurz-s address Mgr. Springs. Oj0
Caliente. y NJ
NAN CARRIED TO HOSPITAL
VIII driver Of automobile who picked up
Injured man on East Boulevard on Novern-
Der 70 1917. and carried him 20 Rolston
hospital. please communicate with claim
department. il Paso Electric Railway Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

4 GARAGE and Mackenzie shop N good
location good business Fo- further IN
formation write Atzlnson-slrnpso Co. Co
roma. y II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Situation, Wani.d-PrnaIe

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PRACTICAL RSiNG-Phous 7-f1I--
STENOGRAPHER desires uEht oface
position Address S1ss. care Herald
Trained NURSE wants 20 50 away fo-
summer with sick or children Best %
reference Phone ez7e
YOUNG LADY. czrer-eucel. desires rrm-
uorarE office WORK. whole o. f1lf days
Address E-l52 care Herald
WANTED-By a good competent woman.
a club o. men 90 cook for or take charge
or assist i1 hotel or ro1mlnE house ADJ
dress MOI Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

WHEN THE PARKER WELL CONES N
GOODNIGHT
T. is hard 20 predict how high the price
will 20 next week
JAGGERS-WALI.ACE $50
seems TOO good 20 be true Three pro-
ducinE wells. 400 barrels per day. pro-
duction now paying 20 porcelt dividend.
and will nay 1uH Percent this year We
car fiji your ords- II anybody ear. but
you viii have 10 wire your reservation az
or expense
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT CO.
LICENSED BROKERS
J. 2. LANE. Ncr.
1llfz y. Oregon St. Fl Paso- Texas
Phone 7s5t-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Real Estate Wanted

teremenrs. close 81 cn'y-
LEE NEWMAN. Tenement Specialist
Phone 1904 SOS S. Il Pau ST
WANTED buy from owner g CT room
bungalow. Manhattan. Govt I'm or Alta
Vista districts Give location dlst1rca
from carline and terms References. er-
changed Address H-.ec. care Herald.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29
MONROE-OVA DOKTRINA.

N6keTym americkym potikum MEDIA Sc byt Liga naro-
du souhlsu doktrinou Monroeovou okonosti teto
pouzvai nepratele oposGnc presienta Wilsona emuz
cni vemozne pekzky ably snaha eho sbatreni ,sec
hdskeho pokolen sekaa Sc nell prav6 snad nezdarem
aspoh $ vanymi potizemi. lxa4r~
Zasada kter6 nyni tax Jest potick6m svete mu
Jest ale prH prezitkem sarch dob mti dnes
stoe vscobecn6ho pokroku, tn vlhu. akou mea kyz
bya hasana prata Vivian enz sv6ho zastaval du
LEFTY iad pedsedy mnisterskeho kabetu republky fran
couzske psanGm canku prav by president Mon
zasadu svo stv roku S32 is6 dneSni DOLBY tax
neucin.
Whine do ehdeSch Gasu. sv6tova poitika tehdy
nesa inym nez dnrs Mcnreova zasada znela ze
nedovo evropske asijshG
moc nabyvat Amerce. Tchda byla parnG dobre
mySena bya ist6 Amerce en ku zdaru prosp6chu. Ale
dobou I'll kazdy narod eSt6 sebe Sko
cd sv6a ostatnho iakcopa synov6 Cny pfislo
zdi Zeeznce elegra eefon. parnky, neimoder
nes dob6 pax bezdrana teegrafie tecfonovan. 6tada
temz neeps dukaz podaa ;aka prav6 minula Vakou 20
szen byl kazdy narod kazdy Gov6k poctova iei nsed
Ky vastnm ee zenich, jez boju Zachovavay
nesrannost.
Jinymi slovy cely edinym t6em kdyz po-
iediny jen telo cele. Ones
amercka politika potiky czi podobne val
Ky vedene inem kou6 zem6koule dotyka sc zivonich
zamu ejich Doba msni poitiky patf dnes budoucnos,
dnes ma en poitika Vsesv6ova havn sovo.
poiticke nemluvn6 postiehne ze Soustat prot Mon
muso pustiti z,pas boiovati prcdn
take zaimy vastn. Kdyz Amerce potisovao jen
rkaje peel donna bya piedhazovan z,saa
mse Amerk hati nejen sebe. ale starat
ably podrzea polckou vaznost celem svete. Omezeni
obchodu hrancnimi soupy Jest ptecncvm novy sveovv
lozkNe odsrani kazdou pohra ncn neb jeho
chem napln6n bude cely poyrch zemekoule.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29

domovirG. to spravne ami memo
Eu. Y lts.lii byli .isme ubytovani
Y jednom dvorci delsi cas- a O.
Lyvatelc sc k nam chovalj dosti
vlidnG. Zm6na podnebi a pax
ncdostateCne mistnosti vyZa-
'Galy 81 tam n6koik ob6ti a
zv!aSt6 radila chripka spaniel
ska. Do4tal jsc Il ii tez. ale ne
nd iscm to tax zlC. PTjizdely
lOTC transpOrty a tax .lSme sc
honecne ocitli $ naSim plukem
ia cest6 nam Grahe. Proiizdhli
jSn;c valeGnym uzcmim. kIe
by.o vidGt LAX jallo We Francii
"ku'tury' d poznena-
bis viiz.hli i;me DO hor zasne
&c lych q vatSinou pokrytych lie
-, N6kolikratc museli js+ne sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29
Codellu po cele.n okresu Rocks
a muze zachvatiti cely Kansas.
Wssll iWgs,s] .!!g.,
ZVLASTNi NEHODA.

Dallas, Texas. = Zdejsi ca
sopisy vypravuji: Blize Forney
iel jeden mlady muz Sc svou
Inilou V buggach, tazenych OBJ
starlym kon6m, a byli tax Ia
hrani do hovoru. re ami nepo-
zorovali automobilu, ktery sc
prot MIN hnal. Povoz projel td
sac kolem Mich, kdyz V tom
kun Slchl dlouhym ocasem a
zachytil sc zine hi Ia jakysi
hak ma au,omobilu. AutOmobil
ujizdGl dial a odnasel sebou
konsky ocas, zatim co starry va
lach bOlesti sc vZcpjal, rOzbll
vuz pax padl na zcm. Oba
milcnci by'i vazne poraneni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29
DOPIS CESKO-AMERICkE-
HO LEGIONARE Z PRAHY.

.Pani Alzb6ta KimloFa. 51O4
Magnet Ave, obdrzela od svG,
no sNna, dobrovolnika Y cesko-
slovrnske armad6. prlpis Il Pra
by rusahu naslcdujnciho:
Praha. 8. unora 1919.
Draha Maminko 4 pratele.
Jsem Zde liz deiSi cas- ale te-
prve ted nohu psat. Proc te-
prc nyni? Proste Il te pric'Gy,
ze nesia zadna poSta do ciziny.
yubec nez co Slad wall sebou
rektefi GO jeIi ven 4 Czech. Byl
5sem dosti dlouho nemocen. ale
ted isem az zdrav. NypisoHati
FAX jsme byli vitani Y te nas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29
NEcHTEJf Sc PoDRoBITI
ZAKON'U.

C6dall, Kansas. Il Po Kan
sasu dochazi zakcn 0 uspore
denniho svetla malo obliby a
vSude Sc proti nemu mluvi a
agituje. Obchodnici V tomto
meste rozhodli Sc, ze no ncbu-
dou poslouchati pristi ned6li.
80. brezna, nepoS,rci hodiny
ku predu, jak ie predepsano.
Pravi, re zakon pusobi zbytec-
ne Obtize farmaru.m a nikomu
RevoIuce Siri Sc Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29

To byo ramusu, ze hlas bezdratnem teefonu pelet6
Aanticky okean coz pax zemena posedni dobe neaji
nam stale k,chny hlasc nepravd6podobn6 zpravy?
= Hrab6 Karoyi byl castym hostem Spoenych Sitech
tu, nam ida pochytil barnumovskem hum
buku, jimz cpl celia eho cikanskobetarska revoluce.
%. bezna 1892 spatfil sv6to sv6ta nepatrnem
mesteGku Nvnc Ma Morave Jan Amos Konensky, ucte
narodu iehoz veStecka Verim, op6
vrat spriva v6c tvych teprve vacatem stoe
la skutkem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29

Vi az ma babicku a Stribrnych
Pepa kladna, jc pochovany
u ZbOrOva.
Pfcji vse nejlepSi a ma brz-
kou shledanou, Vas
Lad Il Kiml.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29

IOdchylOFatl Oh puVOuHlHO Snic
ru nAsledkem sessuti Sc sneho-
I've laviny ma trat anebo skaly.
| Cim dale vnikali jsme do Ra-
kouska, tim v6tsi bidu jsme Vi
deli. Veitc, byli to Namci, nasi
uhlavni nepratele, ale byli By
! isme Jim dali vSechno. Chuda-
ci tax otrhani, bledi klekali
pred nami do sn6hu prosice o
sousto chleba. A coz ty deti Ia
lrnele az hruza. TAX po 70ho
Dime iizde jsme prijizdeli ku
Inasi,n hranicim. Cim vice jsmt
sc blizili. tim veselejsi Sc staval "
kazdy Z mas. Vsak mnohemu
ltanulo ma mysli, .jak to vSc She
ida donna. zdali jsou vsick.li as
Ipon zivi. Lee tom jiz zazni
va zpeV re vSech vozu a !iiZ sa !
me INA zdar!' Vidime ty do
bre cesk6 maticky jak vybiha-
| j! tech uhlednych obilenych
baracku, ktere byly dekorova-
ny chvoiim a papirovymi pra-
irorky cervenobilymi. Sfyseli
,jsne je jcn Il blizka, n6kolik
.slov, ale ~ Sc nam vry.y hlubo-
10 do srdcc: "Nase drahe de-
Iti", aneb "nasi zachranci a .na-
= hrdinove', ale vice pro plac
iici nemohli. Jen mavaly ruka-
ma iako by nam chteli dati vse
'co Jim zbylo. Ii starouskove 81
'llatami sedinami pokrytymi u
t!kali pres pole .ako mladici,
jcn ably spatl'iIi Z E'izka svc
blanicke rytife.
Ma kazdem straznim dome
cku podGl trait vSude same Via
stenecke napisy nebo obrazy
pres. Masaryka a Wilsona, VISA
de "a radOst a kde kdO sama Ce
ska kOkarda ncb Cesky od-
Znak. Ma vGtSich stanicich me-
ii celG slavObrany postaveny.
!ObrovskG zastupy lidu Gekaly
mas Ma nadrazi hudbou. kde
l1do kazdy Sc ptal pc svych
znamych, take jsme nestacili
;ai odpovidat. Lee ia chvili
can trubkou signal k odjezdu a
mi 10 jasotu lidu pokracovali
V jizdG. X veceru blizili jsme
Isn ku PraZe, kde mas cekalo
,,kutccne privit;,ni. Ma nadrazi
Wi|sonov6 (byv. Erantiskovo)
mas ocekavali Sokolove, pax
lrazsti vojaci, dale seIky V ma
rodnich krojich ty sc nam!
nejlepe libili. BNo k nam pro-
neseno nekolik SLOW Ma privita-
,nOu dr.. Scheinerem, velitcld n
ccskoslovenskeho voiska mist
niho, pax ministrem Klofacem.
Po te nastoupeno a mi dali sc
Y pochod Ia zvuku hubby. Jak
jsme vySli 2 nadrazi. uvitalii
has takove davy lidu, lie isme
nes yseli ami hudbu. Nell jsme
naiizeno neodpovidati Ma po-
2drav, ale kdo by to vydrzel?
ZapomGli .jsme re ismc vojaci.
a AK jSne 'sli jako procesi:
zc1y. dGti, vSechno meZi nami.
TAX dostali jsme Sc al ma Hrad
C@ny. Tam dostalo Sc nam rad
re vccere pekn6 jsme Sc W.
!sraIi (OvSem ne vSichni). ia
sci hned k teticce byl .isem
tam pres noe.
Pomery jsou zdc skutecn6 hro
zn3 a bida We vSam, vScchlo
IstraSn6 drahe, potravin, zvli-
ste masa tuku veliky nedosta /,
TEX. n6ksere rodin6 nevid6li
sadlo pres rok. Pradio roztrha
ne. zaprane (ne naji zadne my
ulo). Zkratka same nahrazky.
Saty papirove neb kopriv a
tax Je 10 sc vSim. Penize zdeiSi
Fakouske) ncmaji n31oho ce-
ny a take ia ne mnoho ncdosta
Ihe. Co bylo pred va!kou "a |
kor., stoji dnes az 25 kor. CT
garctty, sportky. isou dosta-
mi | po 50 halirich. Stroje V to
Ivarnach vscchny jsou znicene.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-21

accountant sent down from the state
examiners office; telling of the infor,
nation charging Ben Mason. manager
of the Ardmore Construction company,
with fraud; telling that the examiner
stated the construction company had
been oyerpaid and saying that the con.
struction company, as he understood
the matter, owed the city 500 900. He
said that the company had bills offset
ting part of this. that these bills were
on file, that they probably would be
disallowed.
The mayor stated that the water had
heen cut off in summary and preemp-
tory manner because self preservation
was the first law Of nature; that the
water mark at the city lake was at the
danger line: that big fire would wipe
Ardmore off the map; that it was to
interests of the property owners that
the water had been cut off from the
industries.
Attorney Dolman re-propounded the
question, asking the mayor if the con
struction company agreed to complete
the pipe line and TO go ahead with the
work would the city turn over to it
the pipe now in the railway yards.
To this Mayor Freeman replied that
1T WOULD NOT but asked that the
city be allowed 81 900 to sI5 900 TO pay
the expenses in order that it might go
ahead and finish the work.
1t was at this point that Mayor
Freeman stated the city attorney was
leaving town and had called him and
said that it was imperative that he leave
the committee meeting at once in order
to consult with the city's counsellor.
Following the mayors departure the
meeting recessed until 2:3O, with the
understanding that Mayor Freeman
would be invited to come before it at
the afternoon session in order that
some means might be devised to avert
the calamity which threatens
In the meanwhile it was the concen.
sus of opinion Of those present that. un.
less some sort Of compromise be af
fected, injunction suits would be filed
before o'clock this afternoon.
It was rumored on the streets this
afternoon that should the water be cut
off with only "a hours notice. some
damage suits might be expected filed
against the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-21
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Present this coupon for a To-Day
Tube. Use like any tooth paste.
Note how clean the teeth feel after
using. Mark the absence of the
Shiny film. See how teeth whiten
as the fixed film disappears.
A book comes with the sample
tube, explaining the results. Learn
the reason for them. Compare them
with the results of old methods.
Then let your own good sense de-
eide what method to employ.
This test is of lifetime importance
both to you and yours. 1t has
shown at least a million people the
way to whittier, safer teeth. Some
one in your home should make it
Cut out the coupon so you won't
forget.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-21
Based on Pepsin

Pepsodent is based on pepsin, the
digestant of albumin. The film is
albuminous matter. The purpose of
Pepsodent is to dissolve it, then to
constantly combat it.
But pepsin must be activated, and
the usual agent is an acid harmful
to the teeth. So pepsin long seemed
impossible.
What science has now done is to
invent a harmless activatingmethod.
That method is employed in Pepso-
dent. The result is a tooth paste
which will do what nothing else has
done. And FIVE years of tests seem
to clearly prove that it opens a new
dental era.
Pepsodent has been submitted to
every form of clinical and laboratory
test. Dentists everywhere have
watched its effects and now urge it's
daily use. This week we offer a
test to you, and we ask you to
accept it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-21
\ KURSES' HOME URGED
FOR NEW UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL At NORMAN

Norman, Okla, Nov. 20-"Now that
the state of oklahoma owns the finest
hospital within its borders, it must
give that hospital adequate financial
support to make the institution q real
factor in improving the health Of the
people
This was the statement of DR., Jab-
eZ n. jackson, Kansas City, i'm his
address at dediGatory exercises for
the new University Of oklahoma hos.
pital, held at the state capitol, Okla
homa City.
Nurses Home Necessary
However, you have merely baptsed
the infant" the doctor continued. "a
hospital is practically helpless without
4 nurses home, you cannot get the
nurses or keep them. You should inn
mediately add that necessity to the
splendid hospital you have erected near
this capitol.
with proper cooperation among the
state, the faculty of this medical col
lege, Oklahoma doctors, and the people
tuberculosis, typhoid fever and other
mcnaccs to the health ana lives of your
citizens can be entirely eliminated.
Service education, and research are
the three essentials to the movement" ."
Governor Robertson, in a congratu-
latoiy address. said the dedication
marked a period of progress for the
state university which Will not end
until it has become one Of the leading
educational institutions of the entire
country.
Has Handled 500 Patients
Oklahoma should be proud of the
institution, said DR.. l.. j. Norman,
president of the state medical associa-
ton, because since its opening three