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The Holly chieftain., 1919-09-04
shiv.'s tho Guy That Cleans.

Guy Shive, the presser and
cleaner at Appel's store received
new French dry cleaner and ex-
tracing machine Tuesday and is
now prepared to turn out work
in less than a fourth of the time
and do it better than ever before.
This new machine is the last thing
in the drying and cleaning game.
1t cleans and drys the garment at
the same time. Mr., shive ordered
this machine several weeks ago,
but like all other things the bust
ness man orders nowadays, he sell
dom has any assurance of when
he will get 1t. So this cleaner has
arrived about three months after
being ordered. Remember that
Shive's the Guy that cleans and
presses.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-09-04
Arkansas Holiness As.oei.tion.

To All COncerned:-Youa are invit-
ed to attend the fourth annual ten
days meeting of the Arkansas Val
ley Holiness Association to be held
in Lamar. Colo, Sept. 1921. Evan
gelist c. w. Ruth of indianapolis.
Ind. The old time salvat on from
all sin is the key note. LIE, all the
people come and enjoy real spirit
ual feast
MRS. FLOY WALKER. Sec.
Lama. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-09-04
NOTICE

Is hereby given that dog taxes
are due and must be paid by the
18th of September, and all owners
of dogs must have them properly
tagged by that date. All dogs
found running at large not so
tagged after that date will be kii
ed The prices for licenses are as
follows: Male dogs, $500 per year,
female dogs. $500 per year.
BY ORDER OF TOWN COUNCIL.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-09-04
SENATE DIVIDED
in FOUR GROUPS
Continued from Page y

Gore, Harding. Kenyon, Keyes,
Lodge, IcLean, Newberry. Norris,
Page, Prose. Phipps, SmOOt, South
erland, Thomas, Townsend. Wads-
worth, Walsh Mass, Warren,
Watson.
For mild reservations -l3; Cap
per, Colt, Cummins, Hale, Jones
wash. Kellogg, LenfOot, McNar-
ry Myers, Nelson Shields Spencer.
Sterling.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-09-04
Something...
About Sale Bills

The Chieftain office makes speciality of printing
sale bills give good service from start finish
We print whatever number of bills you want and
right when you want them-yOu don't have to wait
Most people who hold farm sale nowadays are
overlooking the one big bet-an ad in The Cheftan.
AS matter of fact this ad in The Cheftan reaches
many more possible buyers than all the bills you
distribute The farmer and his family get the paper
at home where the have time sit down and read
your sale announcement deliberately then dur.
ing the next few days they talk to the neghbors
about it, The result is get valuable publicity
your sale
You can't have sale without you have people
there to buy And you can't have people your
If you don't let them know about it. The newspaper
ad is your best bet.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-09-04

When in need. try q Chieftain
Want Ad.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

MEN of integrity and ability who can invest s350 or more in grocery busi ness and take charge of same on a basis that will pay approximately $250 per month; hundreds of oui stores are being established in the south in any town or city location capital stock of each store s3500 Call or write Bynn- Yans Co, Inc, Room II. Woodwork Bldg, Birming- ham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01
EMPLOYMENT
HELP l { W-tNfEbE-MALE

WANTED-Young man out of school; about IS years of age, for outside work; a splendid chance for advancement; must be ambitious and willing to learn. Apply Ed Horn, T-85, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

ACT in motion pictures. make it your
 profession; send stamp for free try s out. Delight Film Co. Inc, Waba sh
 Ave. and Twenty second St., Chicag go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

w ANIED-A MAN WHO IS THOR OUGHLY FAMILIAR WITH THE DE- TAILS OF A WHOLESALE YELLOW PINE LUMBER OFFICE: ONE WHO IS CAPABLE OF BUYING LUMBER Q AND CAN MAKE TRIPS AMONG THE MILLS; MUST BE A GOOD AC- COUNTANT, RAPID AND WILLING; ; LIBERAL COMPENSATION TO THE MAN WHO CAN DO THE WORK SATISFACTORILY; EXPERIENCE NECESSARY; NONE OTHERS NEED APPLY E. p FT OwERS & ro MONTGOMERY. ALA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

soUTHSIDE = Beautifully furnished steam heated apartment to business ladies or couples without children. Phone Main 2SS7.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

 MEN WANTED AT ONCE TO BECOME DRAF'TSMEN-Sala SITS to $250 month when competent; Chief Drafts- man will train you personally; also furnish free all tools and drawing table; training given until placed in position at above salary. Address Chief Craftsman Dobe, 4001 Broad way, Div. e3-A, Chicago
 CENSUS CbERKS-4000 needed s95 month; age 1S-6o; experience un- necessary examinations, Birrning- ham, December 10, January '. For free particulars, write Raymond Ter ry eformer government examiner). lSS Continental bldg. Washington. .WANTED-The services of a young man who has had at least two years expe- rience as salesman in Birminghan preferably sal6Aman of food prod nets; this is a legitimate line; in answer Ing state age, experience and list of previous employers. Address C-s1. Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

AND BOOKKEEPERS. prominent firm of certified public accountants offers an unusual oppor- tunity to limited number of am blttouS men who want to qualify for one of the many $2500 to S10,000 a year positions now open; special training for those desiring to be- come certified; previous experience desirable, but not absolutely neces- sary; must be willing to study hard for short period during spare time. Our representative will interview ap- plicants personally Tn replying state age, experience eff any), where em- ployed and phone number. Address A-91, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

HELP WANTED-FEMALE 50 WANTED-Young women. The Southern Bell Tele- phone company needs self reliant young women to qualify, after training, as chief operators and as teachers of telephone work to student operators; ap- plicants must be in good physical health, mentally alert and must possess ini- tiative; college training and teaching experience are desirable, though not essential; the returns are: Pleasant and permanent work, congenial co-Work- CTS, ample opportunity for advancement; salary paid during training and ade- quate salary after gradu- ation. See Miss Dickson, at ? p. m. daily, third floor, lSl4 2d- Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01
ROOMS AND BOARD
 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD

6l9 N. 18th St--Two large lower and two upper modern furnished house. keeping rooms' centrally located; walking distance, references re- quired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

W A N T E D . First-class union barber; none other need apply. Call at Empire Hotel Barber Shop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

W WANTED-1000 wide-awake colored agents in state of Alabama to handle our widely advertised products, big money to be made. Write or call at Kuro Chemical Co.,, room 2-2, BIO N. 18th street. Hours to II a. m.; 6 to ' D. m. Phone Main 2092
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01
FINANCIAL
MORTGAGE LOANS Loans at 51la Per Cent

)n modern, up-to date residences in old Birmingham and business houses in the business district.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

first-class auto body and fender re- pairer; can have my work if you will buy my tools and take over my busi- ness, $60 to s100 weekly to right party; no collection to make; no rent or light bills to pay; draw your money weekly; reason for selling bad eyesight and want to go to Flor ida; tools, $500, worth more; for in Formation see Chas. Erickson, the fenderman, Drennen Motor Car Co.,, 20th and Ave. D, or call after D. m. at 1916 Eighth ave, N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

SA Ar4ESMEN-Scme select territory still open; write or call Tor particulars. U. G< J. Carbu -etor Sales Co.,, Inc, SOP American Trust Bldg. Birmingham.
 SALESMEN WANTED 53
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-To rent small furnished
 apartment, heated, no children; ref
 cnces exchanged; state price and To-
 cation. Address J-s1, care AgeTer-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

FURS-I have a beautiful line of fine furs that I will sacrifice at fifty cents On the dollar, raging from s20 to S50 all samples and beautiful selected pieces in the latest shades and styles; hours a. m. to 5 D. m. only. Hillman Hotel, Room SfO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

salesmen for vicinity to represent the United States Cham Der of Commerce in the department of the nations business; must be Al in appearance and address and not afraid of work; prefer men over 30 with organizing or speciality selling experience. For interview, telephone (don't call in person. MT. E. H. Barn field. Hotel TutWiler
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

live wire salesmen, ex- perienced in speciality, real estate, in- surance or stocks; permanent con nection with established corporation; representatives earning S100 to $500 weekly; leads furnished; liberal comm ission basis only; no advances
 J I. Mather, 542 5th Ave, New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01
BUSINESS pETssoSALs

ROOFING AND PAINT sALE--Mer- : chants or consumers, 55-pound roll rubber roofing, $15o; s5-pound roll roofing. s195; red or green slate, first quality roofing, S5-pound rolls, s3,. buy quick, as these prices are below today's factory prices; asbes- tos roof paint makes old, leaky roofs good as new, 75c gallon; roof paint soc gallon roof cement, Sc pound, creosote stains, red and brown. 75c gallon ready mixed house paints and hardware factory cost; your oppor- tunity, act quickly. Robertson Hard ware Co, 2020 First ave.
 HAHN rOfthMAN CO, heating. 1908
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

WANTED
 Men to see our wonderful values fin suits or overcoats; not just clothes, but good clothes" Marc Link, 1911 1st ave
 BOoKKEEPER WANTED-Bookkeep TOT big commissary in small town about 90 miles from Birmingham, good living conditions and pleasant work Call at once. 221S Jeff. Co Bank Bldg GEN ERAL clerical man wanted for de- tail office work This position requires man who can take charge of office and understands general office work. 22lS Jeff Co. Bank Bldg. COLORED PEOPLE-Use the new won der Y-kurl Quinine hair pomade; will make your hair long, straight and beautiful. Listen, no strengthening iron needed. Price 25c at your drug gist or by mail from French Beauty Co, 40Sk N. goth St, Birmingham, Ala. Agents wanted CENSUS CLERKS-4o00 needed, s95 month; age, 1S-60; experience un- necessary; examinations Birming- ham. December 10 January '. For Tree particulars, write Raymond Ter ry (former government examiner lSS Continental bldg, Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01
MERCHANDISE,

ARTICLES FOR sALE 72 COTTONSEED MEAL-AlI grades; vel vet bean meal, carlots or less; write or wire us for delivered prices. Steele By-Products Co.,. Postoffice Box 52, c. B. Payne, sales manager, Birming ham, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-01

EXCEPTIONAL opportunity; one, man each state wno has s100 to invest; can make $500 q month: just say Show Me" Magic Metal Co.. Atlanta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
PODLEHLI AL
KOHOLU.
Tri pijaci zahynuli a ctvrty u
mira v nemocnici.

v nemocnici Lakeside zemre
Ii vGera tfi pacienti, podlehnuv
81 otrav6 nasledkem poziti roz-
fedeneho drevniho alkoholu a
tfeti pacient umlra. Zahynuly-
mi jsou 65leta Eva Norriso-
va, 5Oleta Anna Bocarova a
Josef Bishop, 1913 Hamilton
Ave. a Sc smrti zapasi 42leta
Pavlina Lehlanova, 2161 Ore
gon Ave. Vypomocny koroner
V. j. FOUL konal vcera inkvest
a "a vyslechu svedku vyzve-
del, re napoj 2 drevniho alko
holu privezen byl do naseho
mesta dvema muzi z Pittsbur-
gu a prodan "a whisku jmeno
vanym osobam. Muzi ii byli u
vezneni a vSechny zasoby ko-
ralky Jim zabaveny, kdezto
ob3ah zaludku zesnulych bu-
de podroben studii mestskeho
lucebnika Knoppa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
WSSl It'll W7|Sl
VELKA NAVSTEVA DIST.
RIKTNfCH SKOL.

Ia vGerejsiho obnovenf vyu-
covani v d~istriktnich skolach
byl naval novych zak1 tax INA
cny, re muscle byt trinact do
datecnych ucitelskych sill pri-
brano. Vsech ditek letos ven-
kovske Skoly navstevujicich je
5000 a ucitelek 1924. Nekte-
rym distriktnim skolkam musi
byti porizeny pristavky, ably
zakum vetsfho pohodlf Sc do
stale. Bude tax zvlaSte v Bed
ford, kde pribylo mnozstvi O.
byvatelstva zvlaSte mad'arske-
no a slovinskeho, dale v Ma
pie Heights, kde rozsiruje Sc
kolonie ceska av Berea, kde u
sazuji Sc zvlaste Polaci. Vsech
distriktnich skol Cuayhoga
okresu jest SO a letos sedm
dalsich velkych skol Dude zbu
dovano. Amerikanisacni tridy
budou letos zafizeny pTede-
vsim v Bedford a Berea.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
" ZAJMU ROZSfRENl
HRANIC.
Radni Kadlecek zada pripoje.
nj nekterych nasich predme-
sti.

Radni KadleGek "a vcerejSi
no zasedani podal urcity ma
vrh, ably nektera nase predme-
stl co nejdrive S Clevelandem
byla sloucena a tim mestu,
vzhledem k brzkemu vladni-
mt scitani obyvatelstva, dosta
10 Sc kyzeneho rozsireni a Gle
veland stall Sc patym nebo pfi-
padne ctvrtym nejvetsim me-
stem americkym. Kadleckova
resoluce navrhuje anexi La
kewoodu, East Clevelandu,
Cleveland Heights, Euclid,
Shaker Heights, Newburgh
Heights a Garfield Heights.
Pakli vetsina radnich Kadlec-
kovu resoluci schvali, necht'
pro aneXi We vyjmenovanych
predmestskych osadach je hla
sovano. Rada Dude o anexcnim
onom navrhu V pristi schulz u
vazovat a neni pochyby, he ma
vrh 0 anexi Dude akceptovan,
nacez o navrhu tom rozhodo-
valo by i predmestske volic-
stvo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
Josef Masek.

Ia vcerejsi schize ctena pc
druhe resoluce ohledne zvyse-
nj mezd hasicn a policist1 o
$3.50 rome a podan navrh, a
by tez zrizencam u municipal
mich soudd platy byly zvyseny
Dale rozhodnuto, ably: vych
90. ul. mezi Harvard Ave. a
drahou Erie dockalas Sc vsech
nutnych oprav; aby v Edge
water parku zafizeno bylo
koupaliste nakladem $4,000,
vych. 156 by doGkala Sc move
dlazby a rovnez Clark Ave. cd
zap. 25. ul. az k zapadni SO.
ulici byla predlazdena.
Ma navrh radniho Meyerse
kazdy pripad 'influenzy must
byti zdravotnim uradGm re-
pOrtOvan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09

Bratrim Sokola Nova Vlast
k povsimnuti!

Odporucenim Zupy Severo-
Vychodni zde, by Sokolske Jed
noty prisp6ly do fondu pro le-
gionaTe 2 bojist Sc navrativ-
SIGH obnosem co MONA nejvet-
Sim, ujednano We schulz dine Z.
zafi darovat obnos z pokladny
a mezi bratry uspofadana do
brovolna sbirka, ktera jiz sluS-
ny obnosc vynesla. V dalsi
sbirce Sc pokracuje a jednatel
Frant. Wagner jest opravnen
dalsi prfspevky prijimati. KITE
re budou ma patricne misto ode
vzdany a spravne kvitovany.
Procez bratri neodkladejte a
tento tyden nejdele do IA. zari,
co MONA nejvfe prispejte. Ma
81 hoSi ob6tovali sve zivoty "a
osvobozeni Ceskoslovenskych
zemi a my napneme nasi silu a
pomozme jim zde. Az pax
pride vSe do vefeinosti, co Jed
nota Sokol Nova Vlast pc dobu
svetove valky dobra vykonala,
tn Sc mad tim kazdy bratr s
hrdosti pozastavi. Ma zdarl
Frant. Wagner. iednatel.
1904 Eulton Rd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
OTEVRENf MESTSKYCH
SKOL.
10000 ditek prihlasiio Sc ku
vcerejsimu zapisu.

Ia vcerejsiho obnoveni vyu
covani v gramarnich i vyssich
m~estskych Skolach zapsano eel
kem 10000 zaku, O deset tisic
vice, jak roku lonskeho. Nekte
re tfldy n6ly naval tax znac-
ny, lie zapis Sc prodlouzil a ne
kolik uGitelek muscle byti pri
brano. Mezi novymi ucitelsky-
mi silami mimo jinych naleza-
il Sc slecny Anna Rotekova, d.
Kamencka, Ell. Svedova, d. ST.
mdnkova a Mildred Slachova.
Riditelem East vyssi technicke
skoly jmenovan by. H. D.. Blk
ley z Lowell, Mass. a rovnez
n6ktere jine vyssi skoly docka
ly Sc zmen We stabech-, svych
profesorG.
LE3
V gramarnich skolach jsou
vSechna ucitelska misto obsaze
ma a ucitelek ceskoslovenskeho
pGvodu pGsobi letos temer sto.
Pouze V opatrovnach jevi Sc
dosud nedostatek instruktorG.
Skolni rada "a vcerejsi sve
schuze tez, rozhodla ziskati ne
ktereho praynika, jenz skol-
stvi v6noval by Sc jedine. o.
rad podnikne letos RUNE no.
%vostavby a vyridi Getne po-
zemkove transakce, take md
re pravidelneho pravniho rad
&c zamestnavati. Skolnim tim
pravnikem Dude nepochybne
advokat Berkeley, nynejsi tale
mink Skolniho reditele Hogena
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
WSSl TIT WsS
ZVOU GENERALA PERSHIN
GA.

Clenove zvlaStniho vyboru
obchodni komory zaslali vcera
do New Yorku telegrafickou
zadost, ably general Pershing,
prave z Evropy Sc navrativsi,
zavital tel do naseho mesta a
zde v obchodnf komofe pra-
mluvil o situaci povalecne.
Odpoved' ma dotcenou W.
zvu dnes dopoledne sjeste me-
dOSla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
PRICED CESKOSLOVENSKYCH
LEGIONARU DO CLEVELANDU.

Chystan6 uvitani druhtho transportu teskoslovenskych
legionafi 2 Clevelandu dotkalo Sc %podobnych koncd jake pro-
jektovane uvftani transportu prveho.
Zvoleng vybor z Cesk6ho NArodniho Sdruzeni, Svazu Ce-
skych KatolkG a Slovenske Lfgy vyzadal sobd presne zpravy
DOLBY priiezdu nasich hochu, a GeskOslovensky konsul V New
Yorku, p. FIR. Kopecky zaslal V sobotu vecer ~nasledujci tele-
gram. "Vfce jak 400 legionari pfstane V sobotu o A. hod. V
New Yorku a nasednou ma drahu V ned6li V 6 hodin veCer.'
Vybor ma zaklade tohoto telegram zafidil pfipravy k IL
vftani. Zfskal hudbu, obstaral dovoleni k %uspofadani prd-
vodu dole V mest6 a jin6 RUNE pfipravy ucini. X Union ma
drazf sielo Sc hojn6 kraianu s a%utomobily a praele dobrovol
niku davno pred ustanovenou hodnou naplnii cekarnu nadra-
ii. Kazdy dychtive otekaval priced vlaku, vezouci nase
hrdiny.
Vybor pfedpokladal, re zcela jist6 pfiiede cely cleveland
sky transport pohromade, a lie nasi hosi Sc domysli, re je Dude
kde kdo ma nadrazi otekavat a vftat. Vefil kazdy, re budou
tax sorganisovani, ably Sc Jim dostalo iednotneho %pfivtani.
Lee vybor minil a legionafi m6nili. Priieli totiz V jednoti-
vych skupinach, V r1zny cas- a riznymi drahami. Nektefi pfi-
ieli V 1O:47 ma Union nadrazi. druzf We 2:1O ma Erie E. 55th
Str. stanici, JIM Ease vecer ma tot6z nadrazf, a zbytek dnes
dopoledne.
Ia takovych okolnosti ovSem nebylo mono legionare
uvftats Hudebnici zbytecn6 p~rozahaleli cdy den prace, Wy
Dor niarne Sc namahal a obecenstvo bezdtelne zakouselo We
do vtdusne cekarne Union nadrazi. Kazdy byl sklaman,
dobrotolnici.
Pokud seaman mas je ~spravny. pfijeli nasledujici:
Jirasek tJan, Iobl Antonin,
Franc fiji. Potuzak Frantisek,
Tous Voitech, N6mecek Ferd,
Chovan yJan, Caka Frantisek,
Skoda Jaroslav, Gina Vojtech,
Michalek Josef. Cepek Antonin,
Lorenz Jan, Pokorny Vktor,
Sotys Jan Vobofil Josef,
Kocur Antonin, Kouba FrantBek,
Breicha Josef, Soucek Eduard,
Petras Jan, llorky josef,
Tyma Jan. Ibl Vaclav,
Kotapis Karel, Marek Matej,
Zoubek Bohumil, Fulsak Jan,
Janso Josef, Sykora Vaclav,
Rendl Josef, KleteGka Rudolf
Krofta Vilem, Bohac Josef,
Fruehauf Emil, Prokop Frantisek,
Sova Josef, Tribal Vaclav,
Mares Gustav, Medlen Michal,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09

Prasl Frantisek, Behensky Fraitisek,
Veik Karel, kalus Ludvlk,
Urban Josef, Jenik Jan, |@'
Stuksa Josef, h SvobOda Jan, t
Novodvorsky Frant, Plachtinsky Ondfej,
Hubnger Karel, Cisarik FLIP, Ne
MikulaSek Vaclav, Benes Antonin,
IrdliGka Vacav, PrOsek FrantlSek, z
Pisek Jan, Peslcek Jan,
Durai Jan, Jakubec Josef,
cermak Vaelav, vajnar Frantsef, h
Cernansky Vojt6ch, Janosik Jan,
Rota Jindfich, Stracinsky.
B6lohlavek Anton,
Ones veGer kona Sc V Ceske Narodni SIM vefejna schnze
kde dostane Sc legionafum oficielniho uvitanl a pen6ziteh'
daru.
V6rime, re dcast obecenstva Dude. opet velika, nebot jBt'
kazdy Dude zv6dav spatrit nase statetne hochy a vyslechnou
jejich zkusenosti a nazory.
Josef Masek.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
WIRE MANAGERS
HERE EXPECTING
LITTLE TROUBLE
Telegraph Officials Minimize
Strike Importance,

That the wire strike which goes into
effect tomorrow in Oklahoma City
will not be as serious as union tele-
graph operators indicate, and that i,
will cause little il any tieup in the
service here was the statement made
by o. J, Pickle, manager Of the West
ern Union Telegraph company this
morning.
Pickle said that he did not antici-
pate that more than Is percent OF
the employees will go out, These will
be the young and the new members
of the staff, he thinks.
Members OF the union this morning
made no further statement other thar
the announcement last night to the ef-
feet that 70 or ~ percent OF the tele.
graph operators here will strike, They
have not communicated their inten-
tons in any way to the administration
of the company in this city.
Howard Jolly, manager of the Post,
al Telegraph company, said this morn
ing that as far as his office is con
cerned the strike will make little dif'
ference. He does not expect that hi,
operators will go out and SAYS he CAT
replace them easily il they do
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
BEARLY TO OPEN
B|cLuMBER yard
CITY to Be Headquarters Of
State String of Plants,

A new lumber concern, the +. d.
Bearly Lumber company, was
launched today with the issuance OF
incorporation papers by the secretary
of state for 10000. F. D. Bearly,
for eleven years manager OF the Min
netonka Lumber company here, J. J.
McGraw. republican national commit
teeman for Oklahoma and w. h. 7,
Trudgeon, who has been active in the
lumber business and banking in Ok
lahoma for years, are incorporators.
The F. D. Bearly company has pur-
chased nine lots at Twelfth stree,
and the Santa Fe tracks, the tie for
merly occupied by the NJ. B. Scho-
field company. Work OF building
sheds has begun and several car
loads OF lumber now arc being un-
loaded.
The yard will be opened the latter
part OF the month, Mr., Bcarly said
today.
The Bearly company plans TO ex-
tend its business so It will have a
string OF yards over the state, with
the Oklahoma City plant as head
quarters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
How American Women
May Keep Faces Young

Tho American smart woman ages
early, far earlier than the English wom-
an" says Christian Miller. r. 9. J.. the
famous English health expert She ADDS
that our climate so eshiisratss that you
oVer.eIert yourselves and grow old before
you kow II. That same eShilnrains air
dries the skin. This skin TINT lacks mois-
ture grows pale and withercd looking and
soon forms wrinkles
The American complexion. is hest
treated by applying pure mercollred wax.
which causes the faded. lifeles cu,icle to
flake of In minute particles. little each
day, until tho fresh. young skin beneath
Ia wholly in evidence. Every druggist mas
this war; one ounce usually 10 sufficient.
spread on at night like cold cream, wash :
ing it off next morning. tAdN)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
ALLY A|RPLANES
R0UT -FOUR LAKE
BOATS Of REDS
Bombs and Machine Guns
Put BoISheviki to Flight,

KEN. Northern Russia, Monday,
lune o.-.Allied seaplanes at,ackedtour
bolsheyik craft on Lake Omega, south
of here yesterday, The bombs dropped
by the seaplanes did not hit the boil
shevik boats but the machine guns car
fied by the aircraft rakcd the decks OF
the lake boats and silenoed the anti
aircrai, guns which were mounted
there. The bolshevik ilo,illa fled and
was pursued Tor a great distance. One
allied plane returned to its base, re-
loaded bombs and rejoined the others
in the pursuit. After the engagement
all the allied machines returned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
MEXICAN AMBASSADOR
C0NFERS WITH POLK

WASHINGTON, June l0-Ambas-
sador Bonillas OF Mexico, and Cen
eral Candido Aguilar called at the
state department today and after Wis
iting Acting Secretary Polk, held a
long conference with Henry ?. Flet-
cher, American ambassador TO Mex.
ico, regarding the situation in north
crn Mexico
II was said no word had been re-
oeivcd today at either the state de.
partment or the MexicaA embassy
concerning the recent movements O.
the Angeles forces on the border
which evidently are directed agains
JuareL