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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-14
lee COUNTY BOY
IN FAMOUS UNIT
-. = Wright Part Of Famous
Ninety.fourth Aero Squadron
with Its Hat in the Ring
Always.
N ARMY OF OCCUPATION
.,de Rest Record OF Any American
Aero Squadron and Because OF
This Was Given Honor
Of Going to Germany

a., took the cath aero squadron
...t one wear to the day to lick the
s,ans" writes Corporal Lloyd n.
ST.;ohf Of that unit, to his parents,
NJ. and Mrs. G. E. Wright, of Mont
~. from France. The armistice was
signed just a year after mat squau
nm landed at Liverpool on It's way
TO the front.
: The he first word to 1t after the arms
rice was that 1t was going r1ght into
Germany in the army OF occupation,
because it had the best record OF any
aero squadron at the front. E.
II was the first American air unit
n hiring down a Hun airman; II pro-
duced the first American ace, Lieu
tenant Campbell; 1t has the greatest
- American aces, Richenbacher, with
swenty-six Boches to his credit; 1t
hro,ght down the last Hun before
tho armistice was signed; 1t has a
araater number of Hun planes to its
credit than any other American air
g SQUADRON: and lost smaller number
~ men in ratio to the Huns brought
down. The First pursuit group to
which It belonged brought down more
Roche planes in one month than any
American. English or French group
did in any month since the war
started, 1t has produced more aces
than any other American squadron.
Hence, Corporal Wright does not at
tempt to conceal his pride in being
part of the gath aero squadron, and
Lee county had more to do with win
ming the war than she ina gined, 1t
seems. Corporal Wright's pursuit
squadron is the only American one
given the honor Of going into Ger
many with the army of occupation.
It is the famous Hat in the Ring
squadron to which he belongs.
How It Kept Busy on Fronts.
Lieutenant Winslow brought down
the first Boche on our aviation field
at Toul," he writes. land witnessed
the occa sion and have piece OF the
fabric OF the plane. The Gath has
-rixty-fye official victories, the best
record Of any American squadron.
we struck the front about the
first of March near Chalons, and
from there we followed UP for each
Of the drives, Toul. Chateau Thierry,
St. Mihiel and Verdun-"
Wright was driving trucks and
working on planes as his part OF the
work Of the famous squadron. He was
promoted from private to corporal for
good work, and Harold Wright was
made sergeant.
He writes last from Lnguyon, start
Ing from Coblenz, and enclosing some
Interesting photographs of the first
Boche plane brought down, the cita
lion of the whole squadron, and other
events.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-14
Fort Madison People Invade Green
Bay en- Masse and Take Out
Thousands OF Pounds
on Sunday.
GUNNY SACKS AND HANDS
seines and other illegal Means Used,
and Never Before Were SO
Many Fish Seen in Other
County Seat.

Fort Madison is fish crazy. Hun
dreds of people from this city visited
the Green Bay drainage district on
Sunday, armed with seines. dip nets,
or common gunny sacks and came
home with fish in almost unbeliev
able quantities. Fish in sleds. fish
lin wagons, fish in automobiles. fish
in sacks, and fish in almost anything
that could be used to carry them
were taken from the drainage district
Sunday to the tune OF thousands Of
pounds
Thus the appetite for fish in Fort
Madison is described by the Evening
Democrat of the other county seat
Green Bay Is having it's waters pump
ed out into the Mississippi, and the
pumping is nearly done, leaving the
sloughs, bayous and low places with
shallow water full of fish. A keokuE
company which bought all the edible
fish not game fish from the state fish
warden has taken over ten tons o.
| fish out Of there.
Some Fish Were Hand Picked.
| Those who had no nets or gunny
sacks simply reached in and picked
the fish by hand Some Of the water
was covered with ice, and the fish
there escaped the Fort Madison as
sault. But the newspaper there say
so many fish were never seen In For
Madison before as Sunday evening
and Monday morning.
Their use of seines, or of nets will
mesh too small, as gunny sacks. II
utterly illegal in Iowa, but the mum
Der Of the invaders swamped the pre-
cautions of the game warden.
His deputies did all they could
but that was little. Stories are leak
ling out of men who poach in tn
dead of night for the market and thu
tobtain the fish for which the Keokul
company holds the contract with tn
state. But the fish and game wardeI
plans to increase his force of guard
enough to repel any future inyasio
there.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-14
Eleven are Killed.

limited Press Leased Wire Seryice.l
DOYLESTONlN, Pa, Jan. 14.-EdeV-
en- persons were dead today and more
than a score of others were in ser
ions condition, the result of coils
ion last night of the Scranton flyer OF
the Reading railway and local near
Port washington.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-14
Mext Liberty Loan.

IIInited Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE next
Liberty loan will be for five or SIX
billion dollars and probably for
higher interest rate than any p1evl-
GUS loans, it was indicated IN a
sneech here by Carter Glass, new
secretary of the treasury.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-14

A touch or two Of wonderful .'Ulypto
Ointment" and glory.-you feel as
top" II you ever felt heavenly relief.
you'll feel 1t then. "Ulypto Ointment"
is blessing to all rheumatics. reduc-
ing inflammation. easing pain instantly.
There's no mustardy odor or ingre-
dent.
'Ulypto Ointment" is scientific sur
prise, containing the essence of the
eucalyptus tree. Try 1t for sore mus
cles, stiff joints, back pains. neuralgia.
earache, piles, nose-stoppage, sore
throat, pain In the chest.-in fact, for
any Inflammation or congestion.
'Ulypto Ointment" is sold at all drug
stores at Csc and soc a jar. or sent on
receipt OF price by the Macmillan
Chemical Co., Falls City. Neb.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-14

~ = >~~~ = . - 80 . = z
= NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER. 4
= A new telephone In the offices 4
= Of The Gate City has been 4
= placed in the room handling 4
. city news.
= All calls relating to news, In
. Guiding society items, should be
= made to this new number.
: 281
= Persons who call reporters
. often are requested to write the
. new number in their telephone
. books opposite the name Of The
. Gate City.
: The business office telephone
. remains No. 35.
AAA>>A q q q d q I
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-14
FARM LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Holds Its Annual Meeting and Elects
Officers for the Ensuing Year
This Afternoon at
DonreIison.

The annual meeting of the Lee
County Farm Loan association,
affiliated with the farm loan reserve
bank of Omaha, is holding it's annual
meeting at Donnellson this afternoon.
officers for the ensuing year are
elected at this meeting, and many
points about the government farm
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-14
cRoToN.

. 9 . e O o q o . q o o q y o
Mrs. W. L. Anderson returned Mon
day from ten days visit with her
people at Redfield, Iowa, and Mar
shalltown, Valley Junction and Des
Moines
.. H. Saitzgaver was in Farming
ION on business one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Ballegoin returned
rom Clemens, Iowa. the first of last
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-14

A few "Ulypto Cough Drops" work
magic on any cough or hoarseness.
sc everywhere.
For sale and recommended in keo-
kuk by Wilkinson & Co.. &cGra tn
Bros. Drug Co., Scott & O'RSlly,
Engelhardt & Co.. w. II. SiegfriNl
and ]. F. Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-14
Yours truly,
G.. p. DADANT.

AL, this information will be sent
70 Senator Kenyon by Mr.. Cole TOT
the information Of the houses OF
congress before the joint resolution
comes up before them
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-14

Philadelphia Public Ledger: The
trouble with the balance of power Is
that it is so constantly getting out
of balance.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-14
|1ILNzzzI|lIli

loan plan are explained to enquirers
as a part of the business of the meet
ing.
The association was organized IN
the offices of the Keokuk Industrial
association several weeks ago.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
Ia DESCUSICN Dc LOS
LEMITES ENTIRE MEX.
Y E. UTEDJS
Sc ~.nurcnderan ohras de drcraic c.
Il Rio Bravo, para cyita- en- cl
dcsv;ac;cac@ perju3ic:alcS

t. muy possible que dcntru dc bHr-
YES Gia- & cfectuc I'm conferences
! entire la+ ComiSioncS d" IinitcS de
los i.siaIc, UriGos ' dc Ia iiypdbii-
C.: Movirau". nou t! iia liz lstudi"r
los asunLos rclacionados con cl 80
B-avo. cue mArra Ia Inca djvisori"
entire nUcStru pals Y el no"tcamcri-
cano. on Ia part" correspondent" III
E<tado Jv TcXss.
Dicha confercuria - "frctIarI en-
csta rludaG, d GonGc st ha tranSia-
dado In ComiSi5n Do LimiteS dc 10:
EstaGoS Unidos que, presidida 20:
81 Juc@ Lucius d Hill. tenia ante
]riorTmeuic SUs oficiras IN FL PaSo.
haI,ierd" sido ~trasiadado i San An
tonic, porquc sc ha considerable qdc
en- csta pobiacion cstaha mcjor 8
tuada ia Comision para rfectuar con
mayor raFidez las INVESTIGATIONS que
sean indispenSables.
En- cuartc Il Ia Contarencia entire
'as dos coniSioncs. sun!moS que ci
senior Hill. hahia hccho "a una lnTi-
tacion al l~ngeniero Jos" Prleto. Je-
t. dc Ia Comisi"n AieXiCana. que 80
e~ncuentra cstablecida en- la mcnclo-
NADIA c!ldad dc RI PasO. Y que, CO.
no cs cast ssglua que Ia inEltaclon
sea aceutada. en- brevc venGran u San
Antonio, Ell cxprcsado Ing. Prieto Y
los miemcros que forman Ia Conf
SION.
Cno dc los puntoS PARTICIPATES que
or la juntaS que Sc cciebren Sc Val
a tratar. - cl dc Il convenicncia d"
eYnprendcr ohras Il" drenaje en- e.
rio Bravo. con c! fin &c cvitar las
dcsviacioHes caprichosas de Ia CO.
rrienta. las cualcs Guitan unaS wees
terrcuoS a Mexico. y otras a los b.
Iatos Unidos, ~provocando las disrm-
stones curTespondIcntes.
Al cfectuarse ei cncausamleut"
del rio baio un Sistema de drenaJe,
las aguas seran arrovechadas. tanto
De este lado como del ctro Ell IrrI-
gaciones que seryiran para tel7i!I-
zar los terreNos dc uro : otro tado
del Bravo.
Fl senior Hill. cayas oflcinas Sc
e~ncuentran en- el tercer piso del edl-
ficio Moore, espera que Ia ComisI"n
meyicana Hague en- estos dias para
llev2r q cabo las cOEferenc!as sobre
el asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
NO Sc DECIDE AUN e
VIAJE COMERCSAL
A K
res,riceion.s para q Here cnvio
de mcrcanoias cs Ia cauSa dc IN
a7atia dc los concentrates

,-., ,...,,ro
CVE i'9'1..o .,,,aa,I, nnn
u" /" ""'"tS.c" ~ E'm. IL.
..,n.., oro..uar IN rlr--
"N'e'ti' '',,I''." ,,ar.a H.. cs.:
10 p",,' a,:,,o. .rar rYoyos
"a ,.ua'', ,ro ~ nar- ;rnlar.
'"' Unr .'c !, Hrnnto. nrcic as,gur"rsc
10 toJo lc M. - ha
Hin Ja tolos los csfucrzos uuc
KAN ercc,uady los oryanizadorcs. q
,i.;o mn csta Jerid;do todayia. No
,.h.,.r,o 1,s rcitcradas inStanrias
:, C.n,.,- r~,,,r-,io h., he
!Eo - 10. ,ooorilr.cs ara oue to-
49,, .an onfns;asuo Il asuDto Y Il
,.l..,. 30 mo Nm iran rumcro dc ca
49,. ,.on-orci,Ic. han rrometiGo en-
.-,nr,..nt,rr, rr l.. r,f.riGa
ba.t. !, frr:a solamcrtc
'H,. n,n C;,.,a,;o IA Soijcjtui dc
.,H,nr,niso faItapio Dor. 10 t.nlo
,..arcn,. nara que e complete rl
,,;r,a,o H., r,.3. a,,. IS q u~e~tsd"io
n-,., ONO ,a.io mo de los participant
-, 49, r.ste NH. NE aoscicf.toS Gin
.,,an.a naso. IN rpva forma sc reu-
van -. ,.ointiriuc, mil ,nlc cuesta Ia
o>.n,r.;o-
80 o.to mo,jyo Ia Camera lie
Co,,orr;, coro Ultima decision. ha
,,oi.a ,,,n :; IN 81 transcurSo de
y,rrSra oua HOY principia. no
-, To- Glen y,5le.os ~indispcnsa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
CAM2ANAS HARA e
ENpREST!TO Y Las
ESTAWPILLAS

Les COmitCS ~eDvarr%dcS de !!evar
Il cabo en- 81 anu dc 1911" las campa-
naS. prubahlemcn;" ultimaS. en- fa"or
del Quinto rmpre>tito &c Ia Lioertad.
o sea 81 dc ii Victoria y tic las Is
t#mrillas de AhorTo De Ia Guerra. va
rStdn cfc"tuando icS prcparatirUS
ccmsi-uicutcs para rcaIizar los TIA
b" Is reSpcc;ivo*.
La campana en- favor del Emprc>-
tito dc Ia Victoria. segun 10 ha MA
nifcS;:.do 81 senior Walter !. Napier.
director del Gentle respective on el
rondado IL BeNar. p~rincipiara cl dlH
y he AbriI, anivcrSario dc Ia hatalla
de San .Jacinto. con IN gran parada
civil V mi.itar. sienio cSta Il de los
uumcrcs con que 81 c~eicbruTau las
~ficstas de- dicho mes.
cuanto q Ia campana por las
E..iampiilaS dc .Ahorro dc Ia Guerra.
dnrj principio. con diversoS feStejcS.
On l. Scgunda Scmana del ne entran-
IL. ~curtiuua"do baio la direction del
-cnor !. K. SpraGuc.
T%r;o en- los bonus lie u Victoria
como eli las estampilas. Sc 4 i en-
p"ender activos trabaios tx rropa-
"anda con cl fin de que Gueden colo
cadoS en- muy brcrc pIaZo. para 10
cuai. adenlaS Dc las seno"as y II
ritas que forman partc de los Com!tcs
res"sc,ivos. Sc empIcar'n Il los ninos
tic las Escuc'as De toto 81 Condadc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
Y P0LICIA
! i1q GrcjG!n mario aver bGio lbs
r"cdqS &c uH dUt0mJrI

Una anciana de sesenta anos de
dad, llamada J. N. King, muir" aver
acknowledgements al ser gravemente
ltropellada por un automovil en- la
oroloncacion de Ii Gale Garden y a
nXtramuros lie Ia ciuGad.
En- coreXion con este asunto ' con
u fin de hacer las INVESTIGATIONS
lei case. fue aprehcndido pur los en-
7leados del Departmental &c Sheri-
Sfes. III chauffeur de ccrca &c Gin
.ueuta amos de edad, que sc dedica
Al negccio de AUTOMOBILES dc alqdi-
ler.
H cadaver dc In sonora King. fu6
:onducido q Ia casa uGmero Ill dc
Ia caiie Duchy. doHde reside 81 faml-
la Y dc dondc sera conGUcida mana
na al cementcrio uondc . Scpu!-
tada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
Los Calnpos Pettoleros
cercanos a San Antonio
PETROL. |. l

FL PETROLEO Sc encuentra a la maao en- San antonio
III Gas Natural Sc encuentra Il Ia man0 IN San Antonio
;por que nc eXplotan SuS proproS recurSos:
Io poZoS que Sc perforen a la protundldad a que 20 iue-
ro3 los del norte. atraerau a San Antonio IN at'nc!on del mum
do tutcro. . ,.a,
La iona del dcsenvoirmiento petrci!ero comprendc deSd'
San Antonio hasta cl Goito. M DIX
TROIEO So encuentran BAJO NUESTRoS CAMPOS, en- donGe
SO nan rcrforado pczos POGO profundo|. que han proporclonaCo
divIdcndoS por variCs anoS. m,aa MI
Tanernos cTanGcs eNtensioncS dc tcrenc. !" mss grand@ nj
=" EoSotroS estarlos PERFORAN00 AIlORA un pozo poe"
rr,r,nGo Llevamos casi GOO rjcs. Los PODS pcrforadGs en-
irrestyos Camnos RARA NEZ DEAN DE PRODUCER Pkiko-
LEO. En- nuostra actual pcrtoracion enc7ntrarenlos petr''eo "
100 pies mas. ...+,l, -. ~, !. FL
ION no. In cue pecesiramoS drnero. iQuiere listed aVudArn"s
= AYJ-DAR A SAN ANTONIO: Los conoce&ores mas SXpSTrtoS
GST VFRDADEROS MANANTlALES Y HARAN RIGGS 4 MI
les de los nalitautes de san Antonio.
Este cs an intcnto REAL, HQNRADO Y d., FEkSfhNli
VA IL, unoS cuantos poseudDrC> de 3ccloneS. nor <! cn5l - SIv,@
UACFRSE R!COS PERFORANDG PARA ENCONTaAR PERU
LEO. Somos ana F.AMILiA DE AMIGOS y no amos enoauca
.jores Q ilusionstas en- este he%ociO. AHeStras operacroheS 'S't'
.orsn+i7adas nor Tres PEPSONALInADES que mcrecen "a con-
tEulZa. reSpcJo y aIIStld lie io!oS. ,::4l.,.
no deberlos TN sclo dollar Auestro$ aanl;nlsTTTuoflS no
qreptan salario. Por dl,mo. - cent"Eo5 de c&oa doiHtr Se'ai
dc:tinados i l. pcrfurarun. NucStroS ananclos ~ 5crHh SS-
'0" The ANTIOCH Oil : DEVELOPMENT CO. IS una compa-
-. nerfo,adora. ACTUALNENTE pEfFOHANDO, EStaHIoS Or
cariyados baio Esc&t:ra CYnstituIiva. con ,odaS las iornaiii12-
6rS de- lev. seein consGa er los ReGstro, dc JourJaAtoH!' -Atas-
rosa County. Texas. on 81 Lbro 50, paginas II / l lo. NoSo'Tos
no formamos ana ccnlpania impro1isada; P9r @$HacIo dG Hoz
ancs hemos cstaGo qdetarentc ascgurando los resuE'oos. rs"'
mo, narfOraudu actualmp!tc - contnuHr@noS haclendoiO CT SSc
pROBADO CAMPO PETROLIFEEO.
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Dos hcrjd"S en- nat "ccidcatc

Y. Smith, y un negro cue lie COM
panata en- IN CARO- repart.dor dc !e-
che fucrou cor6ucidoS aver en In
~madrugada al hospital dc l. cludad,
donde Seran curadoS dc las l~cSiorcS
que s~ufricron al ser a~tropelfado ci
a~utonovil en- que viajaoan por una
maquina del f~errocarril. CT 81 cruza-
miento lie ia Gale Burnett Y ia via
del ~fcrroc&rril del Sur Pac!flro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
Dos ntropeIicdyS

lac ApIp'cby. nino dc cuatro amos
da ed@d : Donald Lewis. fneron afro
p,l!adoS. ci primero por 81 automorll
Que eui&Oa IN negro que no sc puao
c~a0turar. Y q segupdo por un "Jit-
ney" que Girigia IN chauffeur amcrl-
cano guc tua arrcstado. EstoS acci-,
denies g registraroH en- l@s Gales del
Concrete Y Austin reSpcvciv2m"ntc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
Las !STFR.4GI<T.tS ELIGIERON
.NJEr.i MESA pIREC'-
TINA

En- una session. que 81 cl hotel Gun
Ter. cclcbrc aver 4 las tres De IA tat
de. Ia ASociacion de SuicagisCaS de
San Antonio. elici6 nueva mesa dl-
rectiva. rasultando PresiGente para
81 aRo en- curse. Ia sonora Thomas
\. Coleman.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
N4CIluENTO

Fl viernes a las 1870 p. H., do
a luz una rohusta nina, Ia Senora Ma
ria Luisa Liebre dc Nora. esposa del
senior Mariana Nora. en- su rcsidcn-
ella dc Ia callc de- 6. San Marcos nu-
moro 30.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
F,f roaado m au'owo..3

Ell senior Il. Tam;&s. 80 qucjo 4
las Oficinas dc PoiicIa &c oae le fl"
robado un autom6vil marya Ford
uumer0 21iG42.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02

Cuando necesitc libros cn ~espanoi.
diriiase a icnaciO T.. L0zano. IFS -.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
PETROL 0
Ell mapa de nuestras pertencncias ell !

Ell napa de nuestrs pertencncias ell Atascosa, County. tc-
XaS, es dcnAasladc grandc para ser rGbicado en- nuestro Ha'ltado
espacio De aHInclo. :" TTuCstra en- las paroles dc nucsVla~
oficin&: 4 II disposition lie lS persunas interesadaS. que desecn
vcrho. Vale Ii Pena ycE1o. porggc representa- simplenentc una
de las erardes fuentes De hicncstar racicnal V personal que s.
han cxhibido.
Los co~mor@dorc5 aGquercn las ucciones dcspucs dc muchas
csperqs Y fatiGas. Y Il vac2S reSuta one va Sc han agotado. Pier
sc en- &Sto. Desnues &c hahcv investigate po" espaco de mas de
dos amos. estancS SCrgroS uc nos cnc0ntrHnOs Sob:c Ia cUnDre
Uc TN campo petrolcrO qHr vHle matches mll"ncs. Parece muy
probable cue nucstft CcnranIa rolri ranli n Su u0nhrc muy
pronto Dor el tie THE lNJEP tNDENT FOR LIFE club. Una
Sc Il nosotr2s ln.es one las accioneS aUtnenten Su prccio.
Ofrecemcs para suScr;Hci"n jD.At0 dcciones al precio de
$500 = la par pr accion. Las S"scrpcio&c5 aerln rumeradas
= emitidas al cfecuuarSe 81 ventl. Como eStamos perforando &C
tu2lmentc nos rcScryanoS Il t"recho 4" aumcrtar 81 prccio 0 dis
minlr IA vcEta de las aCrioncS en- cUaiqulct tempo. ~sto no &"
fecta a las suScrrcioncs va aceptadaS; ACUDAN PRONTC:
Eli esta Conpania traianloS = todos ppr EQUAL. No hdccDlc>
preferenciaS. SMS accioncs @cZan Il" nTorata N to"2a n@cs-
traS rCrtnnenciaS
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TELEEoN0 TRAVIS III.
SANTORAL.

Domingo =, Q~uca~gYsjma is Carcsoeuiasy FL Bea;o 6aStolom2
Gutierrez. Naudr Nevcano. Santos Pablo NSrtir. Federico Ab&d Sim
pfcio. Papa Contesor-0fuio y mis- e de la dominica: ro seaA-core )
ornameuto norado; * mace comment o-acion ds Be2to 6arroRme-Ei
Evargcio recayria "a curacion del ciego de jeroo.
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NUESTRCS DIRECTORIES

Mr.. + D. Mccormick. Iefe de los ComEarios de cSta Com
paaIi es IN hunibrc rcurado de los ne%ocioS, ) yono:ido hAcen-
.drd0 dc Jacksonville. fla. en- Gr'de HaciG Y hi viyiao 30 - aHoS
10 dad oup cJ.nta. Su vda cS III li5To alberto en- ri qc TODD
el mUnGo pucdc icrr.-
Gr. Thomas IL. Wint2:. Coitador F1olico Titulalo ' conf
sar.c DC gstl Conrania, rs mie"l,ro DE- una firma dc Contado-
re. cue fut cmplcada rr q Gobierno de Estados Inidos para
ilistalLr ' rc~isar Ell ssternA he .ontahIidad en- los "rand1s n
cantnna "aiert"s Tnlitarc>. Fiene 20 amos de ccad. N"cStTos
liUros Seaa lcyaI0S refreshments bujJ su direction.
H.. {. il. CliLIS, homhrc i" n2%rcjoS. EstHdiante de Geo
Ior;a. y III c-ncyimentado pctrolcro. es auestco tcTcer Con!s2-
ITO. = 81 rcsiucncia estd en- FL Hotel GunEcr. san Antonio. texas.
Por c>pacio de ctsi III aho. Ia .lsp>cci"H4do y e;tudIado ID Tor
arari6n tie uueStro dstrito pctrolefo. NJ. thldS e$ta ri taI;o
de nucsjros proyectos. Y renc Ii rirnao creenca cue pronto ~
contrar~woS Ia. arenas rroductCr3r Dc retw0!co.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
A Modern First Glass Beveline
Plant and Mirror Department

This plant will be of the best equipped plants in the state and will be
in charge of competent and experienced woen All the following
can be successfully handled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

The Tulsa Decorating will again broaden its long needed
want in Tulsa by opening about s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

MEMBERS or the Trinity GuNl
viii end activities for tho season with
a picnic al owen park June e \
basket luncheon Will be served at
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