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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-23
DEXTER CLUB.

Friday the Dexter Agricultural Club held it's regular meeting. All of the girls had completed their ap- rons and the workmanship showed up very we'll at inspection. Recently the home demonstration agent showed them how the aprons were to be made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-23
TJTPET,O GLIB.

The Altheimer Tupelo Cub met Thursday with an exceptionally good program.
 ENGLISH CLUB,
 Down on the Pea Vine at English the community met and organized a club with Mrs. Marchie Clements as president and Miss Phoebe Clements as secretary. All of the mothers of children were present and some of the fathers. At the meeting they de- cided to buy new dictionary and en- large their library.
 Mrs. Laura Critz showed them the proper soils for their school bardens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-23
ENGLISH CLUB,
Embel,lshlno Tortoise She'll.

Tortoise shell, when heated, becomes very pliable and can be twisted to any shape required, and it is when the shell Is in a heated state that the s,earl or metal pieces are inlaid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-23

An Irish Potato Association is be- ing organized at Osceola, Arkansas, state $. D. Carpenter, county agent in Mississippi county: Enough poto- toes are to be planted to ship from 50 to 60 cars from this locality, it is stated.
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BETTER AGRICULTURE.

A silo campaign is being carried on in Searcy County by County Agent A. l.. Watkins who has already made arrangements with the farmers for AZ homemade silos.
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picked. a5h CSC; Western. .calded. AN

picked. 25ia 2sc.; Western. scaided. 2ih
POULTRY. LIvE-sPRING BRo1LERs
BRoiLERswWhteL eshorn. H.. express,
IS o 7oc: white Leghorn, under ID. SEQ
heavy. s4c. OLD RoosTERs-2O o 2lc.
TURKEYs-25c. DUcks-Freight, ?6c.
e ed; 1890. GUdSEAs-
PRoyIsIoNs-PoRKs strong; mess s57
a5s' family, s5S 4S7; short clear. s52@
!na!a: packet, SSS 80; extra India mess.
lbs. 2sHc.; pigs, ?s%c. BELLIES Arm;
picked. clear. 1919 lbs. 34c. dry salted.
clear 1920 lbs, slae. GRBAsEs auiet;
lie; picked hams hrmer; regular. 1912
lbs. atbc.; skinned, 1920 lbs, $3.50. Tall
Low hrm: city special. loose. 1shc LARD
lard irmer: quoted a3is a 39sc, refined
lard Arm; Continent. $3.50: South Amer
lea, 'sS.75; Brazil kegs, .as;75; compound
city lard stearine, sIc- oleo sac.
10 sss Mould A, 0 ssoe 9:'V Cubes. s.T5s
SX Xxx an, powdered sa0 zoe pOwdsrea
&C.; confectioners A. s.soc. No. l. s.s5c.
VEGETABLES. MIsCELLANEOUs-As
PAXRA CO bchs; .i.ISgs. ARTI,
ga; green. 6sk, sat: Fiorids. gS:k., $40
Virginia, 100 bchs.. IS; Florida. crate,
$l.5oa2: Bermuda. crate. S1G2; old.
round; Dbl. :I5o@225 old. long, bbi;
bbl.. staS; old. l4o ID. bag. 1sn4; old,
E FOO ID. has 4ss isga7' 90 Gyc "
no. 2, ,ial5o; Florida. Su Ills SO a; 7 i%
Boston. No !, deg. sial.25: virginia,
efste. S as? Dbl. Sss Il
ae.5O CAULiFLowERsSvir bsk
81 $50; Long Island. No. /. bbl., s45oa
$3.50; green. crate. 81 /; Bermuda. large,
crate. sl1g12: bermuda small crate
.s:5oQ4. CHICoRY--Louisiana. bill. 81
EGGPLANTS-sea GARLIc-Lh. son
ace. HoRsERADIsH-l0O lbs, S45Oa s;
nearby hsk: 'lmI,5C. KALEaBbI.. 81 q
TuCE-California. iceberg, crate. $4,000:
southern. bsk.. soc: az; Florida, bsk.. 81 %
TEXAS white. crate. ,45Sat oss rtSa IS.
Ss' No. so'F' trs sts'' T TsSa vel vel
low. No. ?. crate, 81; Texas. boilers. crate.
-: Texas, pink crate, 81; Bermuda. new,
| PEAS-CalIfornia, small drum. $3.50 5 !;
tornia. bsk.. ,s.25 as5O; Mississippi bsk.,
PEPPERS Box, ,2G5. PARsLEY@L Out
siana, curly. Dbl, SIS q 90; Louisiana, plain.
Dbl. slId 20: Bermuda, crate. 81 $50
! bchs.. sos. RoMAINE-Southern, bsk,
IsHEs-loO bchs.. s1.6Oas: Virginia. bsk..
| SOC. q s2.5o: Virginia. Dbl. soc. ala. Seal
IIoNS-iOo bchs, soc Ttl. SPINACH
| Bbl. zoe a sl.SO. SoRREL--Nesrby, bbl..
80 a.. SQUASH-New, white. box, s.. so
| ii $50; yellow. crookneck, box. $3.50 a so:
! yellow, cronkneck. bsk.. 81 so a SO: Ital-
ian, bsk.. sl.5oTS. baga,
( Dbl or rag, s2H4: old. white. bbl. bag,
I 75c. q rs; new, white, North Carolina.
bsk., 81. % a $50; new, Virginia. 100 bchs,,
IS; Bermuda, crate, 7jc. ii $50, TO-
MATOES-Florida, crate. 81. so n $50; hot =
| house. III, Is q i0c. WATERCRESS-l0 90
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CURB TRADING HAS
A STEADIER TONE
Dealing Continues on Its Large
Scale, With Profit Taking
in Some Stocks.

Trading In curb securities continued
on a large scale yesterday, with
steadier tone than It showed on Satur-
day. The market, following a strong
opening. turned irregular, with profit
taking In several prominent issues, but
there we're several strong spots in the
list Savold Tire moved to new high
ground In the early part Of the session
due to the sale of rights in ten Eastern
States.
Midwest Refining lost several points
on profit taking and Sinclair Gulf was
point or so lower. but moved in an or
Derby fashion. Ohio oil was one OF the
strong spots. Among the lower priced
shares there was unusual activity in
Southwestern, Producing on report of Its
Increased refinery output. Ranger OIL
was active due TO the company's acquisi-
ton of a substantial interest in the
Comanche Duke Oil Company drilling In
the Ranger field. Kentucky Oil touched
a new high.
Changes in the Industrial section were
wide and mixed. Remington Typewriter
was higher and Famous Players ad-
vanced n point.
Pearson Coal was in good demand. 1t
Is understood that several dividend pay
ing coal companies operating in the
Pennsylvania fields, including Pearson,
will be merged
Silver stocks again received the
greater part of the attention in the min
ing section. Nipissing Mines was strong
and Mcnamara sold to new high level
National Tin also went to new high
ground.
Total sales and range of prices follow I:
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Export Finance Corporation has opened
a branch in Cuba In association with Alien
~ AUshoNitz, havana.
Bertram Stin has engaged in a general
securities investment business in 20 Ex-
change place.
At meeting OF the Liberty Securities
Corporation yesterday Thomas Cochran
was elected a director. Last week Junius
Spencer Morgan, Jr.. was elected director
OF the corporation.
A syndicate composed of the William r.
Compton Company, stacy & Braun. kissel,
kinncutt & Co.. and White. Weld Il Co
Is offering to yield 4.625 per cent. 3l,ll3,
900 city OF Akron, Ohio . per cent. sewer
and street improvement bonds due
serially 1920 to 1854.
Walter h. Flanders has retired from the
Maxwell Motor Company. Inc. w. Ledysrd
Mitchell president of the company. sue
ceeds Mr. Flanders in the management of
the companys affairs.
Mckinley q Norris have moved to a.
Wall street.
City of Portland. Me. has awarded $780,
october next. to the Old Colony Trust
Company of Boston at 43S per cent. dis
count plus $40 premium.
Brown Bros. Co. announce that A.
b. Meacham, Howard =. Maeder and
Hugh Rankin have been authorized to sign
tor them in New York, Philadelphia and
Boston.
Ligsett & Drexel have prepared a circu-
lar outlining affairs of the International
Mercantile Marine Company.
syndicate composed OF White. Weld &
Co., Kissel kinnicutt d Co.. the William
r. Compton Company and Stacy Braun
is offering to yield ABS per cent. $500. coo
tered sewer and repavins bonds, due seri-
ally from 1889 to 1916 and 1929 to 1893
respectively.
Bankers Trust Company has been ap-
pointed transfer agent for the second pre-
ferred and common stock OF the Fisk Rub
Der Company.
Eldredge 1 Co. are offering $500 900 City
OF Portland, Ore. an per cent. harbor
development gold bonds due serially from
May /. 1913 TO 1s49. Inclusive, to yield
40 per cent.
The treasurer of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Is prepared to commence delivery on
May IL of defnitive bonds of the issue of
$50 900. 900 Pennsylvania Railroad general
mortgage per cent. series bonds on
surrender Of interim certificates at the
treasurers office In Philadelphia or at
the office of the company, SIS Cedar street.
New York city.
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CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO =
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY co.
st. Louis Division First Collateral


The Central Union Trust Company Of
New York, Trustee, gives notice that in
accordance with "A certain Indenture made
by the above Company. dated November l.
1880, 1t VIII receive scaled proposals to
sell the above described bonds at a rate not
to exceed one hundred and five per centum
tlO5To) and accrued interest, the total
offer not TO consume more than the sum Of
sixteen Thousand two hundred and forty
dollars tl6,2i0.0O). Sealed proposals set
ting forth the serial numbers Of the bonds
so offered will be opened AT its ONCE No
so Broadway. New York at twelve o. clock
noon on May 18th 1919
CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Trustee
BY +. j. FULLER. Vice President
New York. Nav End. 1qlN
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CORN-ssnsstionai advances occurred
yesterday and futures on the Chicago
Board OF Trade sold at the highest points
ever recorded when tho May position there
sold OF t1.Tp, an advance Of 10 cents from
Saturdays close and cents bushel more
than the previous high record, made dur
ing tho closing days of March. In the
local cash market No. yellow was quoted
at tlo2H; No. 2 white, tsotM cost and
freight Now York.
OATs-The local cash market was hrmsr
yesterday. STANDARD and No. white were
quoted at s1ci No. . white, boqtoHo.l No.
I white, 7s67pho.; fancy clipped white.
SON s2kc. ordinary clipped white, TeM
q so hc., ali elevator.
RYE-Market nrm yesterday. No .
Western. r.ssh cost and freight New
York.
BARLEY = Market strong yesterday
Feeding, s1.21: mailing. ti.3s cost and
freight New York.
BUCKwHEAT-Marke drm yesterday.
Sound milling, s2.sS cost and freight Ne"
York
HAY-Market firm yesterday. No. J..
s2.25; No. 2, s2.1592.2o: No. 3, t2@2.lO.
sTRAw-Msrket quiet yesterday. No.
rye. i5Q16 a ton.
CHICAGO PRICES.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

1.-..v CITY ca tde, calyg. sheep Ho e.
Central Union lies ia s,sis 'i,' ''.
BEEvEs- Receipts. 1890 head; 81 cars
on salH Steers more active and firm to
The yards we're ers w Sn" c leave Good 70
fairly prime steers sold at sit25ai6.sO
per 100 lbs; common &c. to good bulls; $500
heifers. sIs. Dressed beef slow; common
TO prime native sides. goa 2sc. per H..
stear. 5 sander Average 81 .s R
% virginia i.sSs, SIS; 20. loss. ;is,tS;
70 Sss 49, s sj5 ,s cows l;S 81; CO. &C.
i,t7e,, sis,sS; s, iiss: SIS 20; q, i,lsS.
isG , 81 ''s bulls s' oG e. si4s
l,s22. siO.sO; 3. LEO. s1o,SO; COW, LILO.
.l2.75; 5, l;o7s. sll7 81, 1915 81; 2.
SIS, 81; 2, 7s5, sssO;'a $50. .575: 5, 500,
s52Si 7go ST. %ST so1 and bull psD1 $40
.i5ise; i, s:, $3.50; y Mli:hlgsn, Ill.,.
Kerns Commission Co: il Pennsylvania
steers, l,ssS, ,slG,25 IL. Lea, Sass; 20.
rs .is To !dC slG snongon o. 90 s., SG"s
sS7, IS; 3, 7s5, $50: 5, ,7SiC' newton
8 Co: ? bulls. 1850, ,l2; 9 heifcrs. s4s,
49, s cows; ss7' go; :, So So, Sc; s. 7ss
sio5o; %. LES. .1os5; 8. sio. $40; ).
773. 50; rs cows, sss. $3.50; 6. s55. 1915;
len: bulls. 1000. slo,2S; cows, 900,
S7.75; 2, $50. $3.50.
CALyES-Rec cipts. 1850 head; T.74o
on sale. Market active and steady to Csc.
lower. The pens were cleared. Common
to prime veals sold at si3Dl6,50 per 100
his; culls, s1O@l2; little calves, ;s2S9
1880; fed calves, ss9l 10, Dressed calves
country dressed do, isaac
Sales--J, q. Curtis q son: SO7 vcals, 1871
lis. sis5c: 2ss, liz, SIS iss a. cu Ss' 49, g.
l2; As, l21, al, John T. Dreelsn; 10
veais. las, sls.abS 1874, Ill, si6; 81. 1903,
vs. rs 49, 81 sis,s s ,si ,issd a'i HI:
1aa. ttS-1k; -. 11G. as; asts Jos. SlGtAt
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GRAIN MARKETS

CHICAGO, May 12.--Jumps In prices Of
corn reached an unusual extreme Of 10
cents bushei to-day owing largely TO
scarcity Of offerings The market closed
Hurried At net advance OF ~ 10 eM
cents with July tt.ssA TO iesN and
September tt.bpM 10 t.bsN, Oats
gained IN to IN and previsiens Nv
TO ab,
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beef cows and heifcrs, s7.5OdlS. Gamers
and cutters, $500 as; native calves,
S7.15ml 1850.
Sheep-Re ceipts. 400; steady. Lambs,
$40; ewes, SiSGli.5O; Gamers and chop
pers,. S45Onll
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TO THE HOLDERS or EAsrthN
PETROLEUM COMPANY rAlNr
SUE FIRST LIEN COlINIhihAN1I
GOLD BONDS, DUE SErTnAlBLk l.

NOTICE Is HEREBN GIVES ~ .
accordance vita the provision 20 NO. NJ.
gage and Deed OF Trust given 20 -.'
above described issue Of bonds ~. H,.
signed will receive on May lr'n
sealed tenders or proposals ~ sad W
i9th. 1918. upon the lest a'd rr'' .,
vantRgeous terms at which the same -,
be obtained, at prices not - 700 ing an
hundred and two and one haf .'''''
tO2l9 qc) Of par, plus accrued Inter 80,
OF moneys in the sinking Fund sh'g" ..g.
to thirty-eight thousand four HI' reg.
enty-siN dollars and forty cents IS -
The right Is reserved by the lr-'''
to reject any and all offers 49,.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPNNl. tr''
BY GEORGE !. WAh.rN.,
Vice p--s.''''
Dated. MaN lsi III
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London Money Market.

LONDON. May l2.-Money. as per
cent. : discount rates-Short and three
months bills, 80 per cent. gold premi-
ums at LisbJ1 los.
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New York. May g.. ~
Mr.. Alfred II. Meacham, Nj y car
Maeder and Mr. Hugh Rauhin N'h~ In
authorized TO sign for US per p-H "a
I'm New York Philadeinhia and b"-'oIo
BROWN BROTHERS I"
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FOR RI5\T

Brokerage Office nj West End, Long
Branch, \, j.. Fully equipped; excellent
Address ~. W." T.. O. Box see city uaIi
station, y. Y Cttv.
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EARNINGS STATEMENTS.
Railroads.

ST. LOUIS NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
SYSTEM.
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NEW YORK CITY


SUN COMPANY
Ten Year go Sinking Fund Gold Debenture Bonds
Coupon dsar and fully $780, 1000 and $4,000
N"""'"0e May YORK. ""A" deduction
cSs Company whole H"" '"' for the
Ia. Trustee
ce ~: '+ s 31 fro" '" ''" Mr. H'"' Pea" '" the Sun
THESE DEBENTyRE BONDS direct obligations Of the Sun Company
Of 1rasm ao%es s sIsg t seaT S and marie
oil wn ou pr Th oil c @ % 0uo nu.s sama
o the o the
o
deduction of Federal and Excess
ebenure Earnings TIL six
land tF Taspa lelsa being payable
in
interest specified
pnie in Presidents
Fixed asset. ssPPsisd o s2SceS
nd nj caTapTased ls2ss
Ratio to nng DeentueB Bonds.
of tbe.
100000 Debnte Bonds during mendreH.
THE TRUST AGREEMENT will .mayb paidr
quhkas
appraised value tank cars and ships less all liabilities
THE CASH PROCEEDS Bondsae
Companys working capital and to its
subject the ssyo u,r R,r.
Montgomery s MeKeehm Philadelphia
When and Hh.ue.n
Price 98h and Interest
MONTGOMERY & co.
This information he ned but
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&c Coo ic G, ' Vtas q? 81; ST. ss e. u.s. WTf9t
Is. JIG, $3.50; So. ll3. tl5:25; 80, IL,
vesls, l4O. slS; IS. is6. sl5.s7h; ia. 12S.
sl5.7S; 81. 1l6, sl5.bo; culls. 81. Sl2:
u.s. ios, 81; 49, IL. $40; $, Sanders; IS $50
81 los. 81; IS eulis, Ios. .i So IS. 81. ni;
. fed calves. iss, $40: To6in 4 shannon:
Il5.2s; 3, 1is. SIS: 40, los, ti47S: Z. 81.
81; 81 culls. 90. si1; 10 little calves. ~.
81 ls7 Ohio yss' ys Ia ~ KsFps c9% oo
]. iii, ,li; Is little calves. u, ,1c5o'
i 1 !u SIS ca u.s. q 'i ST. Is se Calves 1s
50. 1875. Newton g. Co.: veals. 1855.
tisSo; SO; iis; 'is.sIh; II. 1?l. .l5,6o;
81; fed calves. 2o6. 50. Mcpherson 4
Co: % Gull veals. so. sll.5O.
SHEEP AND LANIBs-Receipts. 5,s25
dull and unevenly lower; spring lambs
steady; one car unsold. Prime wethers
sold at s1s per 100 lbs; ordinary to fair
lambs. $is5oqle.25; fair spring lambs.
s22. Dressed mutton dull and easier at
2oq2ic. per h.; dressed lambs slow at
sales-Kerns Commission Co: ais State
lambs, rs lbs. average, sls,2S: ass Ohio.
g. go; . 49, 50 west 'S Srs aiG 81: .pria a g.
s2:: ass Ohio wethers 81. sI2: sheep.
tunshorn>. ~, IT; 81 unshorn West vir-
ginia sheep. 10. sls.
HOGS-Receipts. 3,slo head; 3 cars on
sale; market steady at s2O.75 Gel per 100
lbs. pigs, '2oa :O.25.; stays. .l:; 5oughs;
hogs unchanged at 81 a ?Sc. per Id.
sales-S. Sanders: "a state hogs, 40
lbs average, sci: 81. 1872. S20.Tj: 10
roughs s?5, SIS. J. G. Curtis & Son: So
state hogs, l6l. s2l: pigs. l27. S2o.25
%. 80. $40: roughs, 32t. SIS. Kerns
Commission Co.: 6 State hogs, 242, SCI;
4 roughs 200 SIS Mcpherson d Co: 8
State hogs, l66. s2l. Tobin & Shannon:
State hogs. go. sci.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

Dated, May LIST. 1919.
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Cattle. Calves Sheep. Hogs
Jersey. city. ....9,973 S637 1850 1866
New Yor! ~: 9,2sIi 1915 1853
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sPlN|lR0s MABB[O; PLOT
TING AGAINST CARRANzA
We're Aiding Outlaws BY Furnish
ing Supplies and Names oi
Wealthy Landowners SO
Bandits Could Loot

VI paso. Tex. Aug - More than
twenty spanisds werr rccenily ar.
rested 10 raohaca. In the state OF M
daleo. Mex. ON chargr OF plotting
aeains, The Csrfania government ac-
oerding 70 Excelsior. news aper ~
Mexico ciu copies Of which have ~ 4
arrived serci
Thn suspects are accused Of connls
INK VITA the rebel header. Martinez y
Martinez. whom they sought 10 aid. Il
la said, by furnishing recruits and war
material
One of the Spaniards ia also be.
hcscd 20 have supplied ihe rebc,.
with names OF wealthy land owners.
whom tho outlaws would capture aud
hold for heavy ranscma
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The old territorial OUTFIT OF negro
loving. booze hoisting. gfaft-trained
failures In legitimate business fixed
the town SO that the IA acious and
tiirepuiable outfit didn't have "a
shove very hard in It's cowaIdly way
:. tumble Il over. The moving Of the
slate capital was a permanent dis
grave 10 Oklahoma and both trIbca
arc 10 bc blamed
Politician like. The dcspollcrs of
both camps promptly moved 10 other
pickinrs and left ihe smltten and
courageous home-loying clemcn, 10
fight 1, out Il has won. The town
Il gaining and is probably The best
rs dental town in the state It's
fruit, farming and general manufac-
turing business are good
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HOW | BECAME. "A PRIMA DONNA
BY ROSA pONSELLE
Leading soprano. Metropolitan Opcfa Hase
New yofk City

prevail that ms heart warmed tn~
aiAntiy did not know then, bsn u
7 Il TRUE thai on ,nat afternoon {
I learned ny introductory lesson un
studying ~ arfaS ~ neupla,
IN every toAu wn vtsnsd | euuiiu :
usd nsg conscientious effafi q glys
everything ppesnaad, both ln sHw
way ot soiss end iAe nssust singing
! had 80 de- Il mad. ns difference
whether Il Was solo 81 duet.
Nns as careful 10 lssn iaina as
though tbs tesulg mrnns long term
contract ~ 4 hlau prizes.
Habits arr EASILY formed Oua
stadsini.y gets into fhs wag ~ Sping
THINGS eiufer npn ~ enrA aDillig
ur the revere Il la fortunate ghat
| began 80 sincerely. III .lAN1e1A- l.
rTrw 10 re second nature and then
bsaan % reap sumo nf The banenfs
Kofue people have mistaken
fancy that 10 sing twice day. AZ
we aid. is not physically o. uihsfwlas
much of = task A fsy minutes ues
OF the yoien-~in their estfmafisn
and then n good fime afterraft
Which Il oniy another hlt ia the eyi.
denee 10 prove how little folk neme.
times know about matters they are
not conversaaf With.
The asrFoma strain of singing be.
fore many hundreds of people, an "
ihsfn efitleal. i considerable. IN ths
beEipn.ns | really dld not sppfeei-
nfe wfsat fnfikued ne - much when.
after tfa esenlng Appearance. felt
iaciittd for nothlnG - much a. our
hotel quarters and rest
sfr0te 20 a. M best 80 con-
stsnsly, without siinfine the pablle
entthfnr 81 ssslnx - much ensof-
ment A. ! could. thar af the end -
q fsw veeks l uas sxhsnste0. One
'tYNnn ssH fesshine our ryons. my
lffef cauifonfd me-.
fou are OVERRIDING IT, he ssld.
and yoa must tnke lhlnzs ssxler"
hat sou tod ma To do The best
I knew he~,s
csrnnsiis iauehcd. and nntied my
'hoaieer. -of eoafs<. within fsaron.
fou arc exreedlug ne llnsifs Of yo1r
rhfeIrsi s71 nffsrts endurance
That w1s an sefly tetson. Ard
orilnnsd - Fsmsmber Before
anf ai<rssefed little way n which
Z, r7te nyssf Without diminishing
n ne i<sss ils tflc<ls secured.
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WITH CLEAN HANDS,
THIS COURT OPERATED

An ancisat custom wan rpysirl
when tha superior court ot NanluoAe'.
Mas. having no es,sss "a tfy nssiflst
Attorney Kenny presented Crn. jnt.
lice Aiken with pair ot nrurs white
Stoves IN the eight mon,a slu1o
the last sitting Of the coail. no ctln
inal complaint OF case has come from
sllsher the grand or traverse Jury
The court, ~ accepting the gloves a.
. testimonial 10 the clsan record of
Aan'lcuket" said the Gu tom had long
boon forgotten.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-23
When a 7own Comes Back

tThe following was clipped from a
Hominy. Okla, PAGER We submit Il
without commcntD
The clearest case OF come back OF
which this paper ha intimate knowl-
edge is that OF Guthrie. Everybody
knows that politics ruined Guthrie
and nobody denies that Il had long
way TO come back. The bitter history
Of tho city should serve as a lesson
10 all Oklahoma towns and SIS escape
from trihulations should be a help 10
all. II 1, a clean. attractive. pros
porous and hopeful city, steadily gain
ins In wealth and prestige
Two OF the iouslest tribes of poll
ticians that ever infested a civilized
community took separate and equal
revenge upon the one-tIme capital.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-23
CHAPTER Willow Vaudeville
Helped Me.

! Ever since some of the world'f
greatest singing artists have ap.
peared In vaudeville the attitude 70.
wstd association IN lhis form oE
+ professional effort has undergone q
change. II Is only fair that II should
but stiIl more should the public un-
derstand that the vaudeville patronn.
through having heard some OF the
ilustrious opera stars-~and some
very exceptional conceFt singers
have developed taste for good nsu.
aic Nor " Il conHned 10 slnglps
alone. fine pianisis and violiniata
fnd as ready a recognition for their
talents
Ny earliest expcrloncns M.ra.- AZ L
ssnted Tn u TfeoedlnK chapter. In
what j. known as '@inaii time vau.
dsviile. our circuit was chiefly IN
psnnsyisnnia. We visited towns about
tho sire OF Harrisburg. Heading and
Altoona. and were required 20 np-
pear twice a day.
The day We fret started out from
New York. MAS rome~hal exciting 10
me. The world lay ahead. sndsTor
my part ! was intensely curious
carmeiis. my sister. had already
spent some months In these eiiicA. a.
slagsr an what Ne call "ninsie.
That i ~ say. she had no assistance
In her performance save her piano
nceompsnisf.
cafmeils was rsest help to ms.
she explained. Ia that train ride 10
our iirst stopping point. y hat might
expect and how 4 Shoyid depoft my.
sell. Many IN the aads4sss sne
warned. ~soa wiz md ., be As cfit-
ieai as the majority Ia -oole New
York audiences. SO yeasfA1k.h .hys
relax at any moment "a al sRo,i -
90 your best I don't believe 4 /
should have done 20. bul a4s gsnte-
ful for the suxFeziion.
was concerned. but not undniy
20. in that initial rnsafi-clty appeafs
Ancs- I had fssfed ~ 81 WHIT
ssw York vas iiiie. nov something
> another state. aud r. smaller
psnmunlty. wa.bs fore me.
OPsrhars my very earnesfness rs.
rtfdenf - ffsat s<sfsnbfars. fsr h
1reeisa sus after ~ htst ssl. with
y spspInvus "a stsrtssion of ~