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La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-06
Y SUS PRooRE-
SOS. = Ell G-OBERNADOR
RINDE UN INFORME A LA
LEGISLATURE.

Saltillo, Mex, Die 5.-En un
informe rendido al Congreso hoy,
ell Cobernador Lie. Gustavo Espi-|
nosa Mireles, Sc hacen resaltar los
progresses alcanzados en- ell Esta-
do, especialmente en- Ell ramo de
agricultural, del cual dijo:
"Que la agriculture ha recibi-
do tan gran impulse que basta
enunciar que Coahuila era un Es-|
tado consumidor y Sc ha CONVEX
lido en- productor que las prime
ras disposiciones que Sc dictaron
para estimular la agriculture fue-
ron las relatives a la formation
de TN Comite Agricola en- cada
Municipio, con ell fin de que estu-
diase los problemas y necesidades
regionales, para elevar1as al como
cimiento del Gobierno, proponien-
do a la vez los medios mas ade-
cuados para su seduction; que Sc
dicto TN decreto sobre aprovisio-
namiento de tierras y aguas ocio-
sas, y Sc dictaron las disposiciones
necesarias para ell debido arreglo
de todos los caminos comunales 4;
cue ell Gobierno en- algunas oca-
stones distribuyo gratuitamente
scmilla a los pequenos agriculto-
res; que para acrecentar ell desa-
rrollo de industries e en- Ell
Estado, Sc expidio un decreto es-
tableciendo unicamente, como inn
,puesto, e1 uno al millar, 10 que ha
determinado la creacion de no po-
cas- industrias que al concrete lie
ha prestado diligente atencion, en-
contrandose organizadas camaras
en- todas las poblaciones mayores
de 10000 habitantes; que por ha-
berse hecho una intensa propa-
ganda en- ell exterior, de los pro-
ductos del Estado, a el Sc ha toma-
do mas en- consideration en- las Ill
timas exposiciones extranjeras
cue los problemas del trabajo Sc
han estudiado detenidamente, ba-
Ito Ell criterio de que la solidaridad
social solo puede m%antenerse sin
permitir que haya intereses socia-
les que invadan y %destruyan otros
y que por clio fue necesario fijar
TN lineamiento inconfundible de
justification al estudiar y resolver
los problemas e~xistentes ertre pa
tronos y obreros, no para sentar
divisiones de clase, sino preceptos
dc eminente justicia; que en- Goa
hula es en- donde, proportional
mente, menor numero de huelgas
81 ha registrado; que en- esta ca
pital convocose a un Gran Con-
greso Nacional Obrero, en- Ell cual
Sc reunieron representatives de to-
das las Eptidades de la Repnbli-
ca y que ultimamente, deseoso Ell
Executive de SUI cargo de conocer
y p~resenciar las siempre atendi-
bles sugestiones de la practica, in
vito a los industriales y obreros
del Estado para que enviasen II
representatives a esta misma CAPT
tai, para estudiar ell proyecto dc
Recommendation del articulo 125I
constitutional, cuyo proyecto pre-
scntara al Congreso del Estadoss
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-06

Washington, Die. Sci De-
partamento de Marina mega ener-
gicamente los infundados rumo-
res de que lutheran sido llamados
los marinos reservistas con mott
vo de la crisis de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-12-06
IS AMOS DE CONTINUE EXITO
SIETE DE ESTOS EN- LOS ANGELES

Cuanto 20 pudiera decir en- referencia
a mis- simples metodos de tratar personals
para distintas Intermediates resultaria pa
lido ante los hechos; hace no menos de
diez afos que todos los peri6dicos de mi
p~ortancia que Sc publican en- espafiol en-
los Estados Unidos y aun en- otros paises.
dan a luz mis- anuncios y cada uno de es-
tos lleva consigo la evidencia convincente
del exito de mi trabajo. no con alabanzas
que 20 haga de mi mismo. sino con de-
claraciones de innumerables personals que
por medic de elias hacen p1blica su sra-
titud. La mayorfa de eaas personals ha-
bfan EXPERIMENTAL por ahos la Ciencia
Medica y sufrido una o mas operaciones
sin haber logrado 10 que buscsban y que
por derecho les corresponds. la Salud.
Tengo en- mi despacho innumerables
testimonies que mostrare a quien 10 de-
see, pues tengo absolute autoridsd para
hacerlo; varios de ellos han sido juramen-
tados ante testigos y Notario Pdblico o
J~ueces; muchas de estas personas son We
cinas de listed y no v%acilan en- recomen-
dar mis- servicios a todas aquellas personals
que sufren y que de buena r. desean uti-
liar mi trabajo. Mis- metodos no son e
vos, siempre han sido y siempre seran; no
son un misterio nj Sc basan en- supersti-
clones diab6licas o cosas subrenaturales nj
tampoco arti6ciales; pore ell contrario. son
simples y %claros. basados en- principles 10
gicos y ~naturales y en- la Filosoffa Gene
raj de Ia Vida.
La distancia no impide los resultade
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

MRS ORA LIGHTNEF FROST
is representing the Tulsa Sswftragr
BaEuo ai the national curhA4fh oB
~ the American Woman Suffra &c
90 ssDriHtlun now IN session IN St
1.puI4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
NAVY PLANS PEACE TIME
DIRECTION OF DESTR0YERS

WASHINGTON, March ss.--with
approximately 900 destroyers TO be
In commission by the end of the
year, the navy department n work
Ing out plans for tho peace-tlms
handling Of this force. The first
suggestion made was 10 place 400 Of
the ships In reserve, but II was
learned today there was q movement
taking shape toward keeping the en-.
tire force In active commission, even
II IL would be necessary to put
larger number OF older hattlsships
and cruisers In reserve to obtain TIE
necessary personnel.
Officers who favor keeping the
destroysrs in full commission be-
lieve the training received aboard
these vessels by both officers and
men would be more valuable than
the same experisncs aboard the
larger ships.
They feel, also, shak ths naval
events Of the great war point the
way toward strogsing the future de-
veiopment OF the dsstroysr force.
For these reasons the offioers are
opposing vigorously the propoaai Of
retiring two-tbirds Of the force 10
the reserve.
Some Of the old torpedo boats and
destr oyers undobtsdly win be sold
In the near future.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
ALABAMA COTTON GROWER
TAKES RAP At GOV. ALLEN

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 90.
Henry ]. Allen, governor Of Kan.
sas. in his telegram 10 the chairman
OF the Cotton Growers association OF
South Carolina, M reported by The
Associated Press, uttered q mean
structure on tho cotton growers Of the
south" declared j. o. Thompson.
president OF the Alabama Farmers
Protective league. today. His claim
that the wheat growers are doing all
they can TO increase the wheat yield
that every man may have bread In
amusing. Governor Allen knows that
the wheat growers have made good
bargain with the government and ha
knows that they have tremendously
Increased their acreage at the ex-
pense OF corn.
mo one believes that the wheat
growers have so trem endously In
creased their wheat acreage because
OF their desire to feed the world.
They are planting II because they
have sold at an eSorbitant price.
Mr.. Allen speaks Of IS cents the
farmer In receiving for his cotton.
when he. as an Intelligent man,
should know that we can not set
within 10 cents OF that price"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
CITY BRIEFS

o. vi liNSNORTH OF West Tul.n
rNrInN'l hN tho rnu American Re
IhlnE company was seriously in
IuI'd 'dnosdaN when a 500 pound
piece "I iron trll ou hm while ho
Wy h'Iplng load DO ON u truck nis
lrE Was broken and he sustained sr
r'ouN cuts about the head
h' iNt 70 now automobile Tues
gay afternoon loo Dauicl wts nm
fortunate enough to be- the victim OF
auto ihicNrs Wednesday afternoon
lh' car Wis taken from I'm from, ur
,n' Bass Furniture company ON
Main street
AZ ORDER from the superior
court cnlotns George ENcnnls from
IN any way molc~tinr his wife.
sophia ENcnnp who rIcd suit FOR
divorce from him TUESDAY
THOMAS BlRkHEAu and NoNIo
Anderson negro. were taken to state
h8'n" tsNlums "Wednesday on orders
uum the county court
IOCNl. oil man offers $50 bonus
in nnN certified member Of the Auto
mobile Thieves association WIN viii
take hls second hand chummy. which
h" AYERS has cost 5000 for upkccp In
siN weeks
LILLIAN RENfRO flod suit for
divorce from Leonard Rcufru ia the
superior court Wednesday, alleging
cruelty and neglect
SUIT rOR $1,000 damages Tor
smash up 81 truck by an O 1. r
chr. ottlN ms wear. was filed against
tho street railway company In tho
district court Wednesday hy " W
BoAttic
APPLICATIONS from farmers ia
tn" county for 600 boys to work on
farms this summer find only l@i|
registered In the boys working re
serve, according to figures of How
ard Meyer. state director of the re
serve.
Il e. WILSON and John y sykes
nl"d suit Wednesday in tho district
court against the Oklahoma Union
Railway company for half the
amount Of a settlement uf the rail-
way company with Birdie Downing
who had brought suit against the
company for damages for an acct
don't The petition alleges that the
attorneys brought the suit ana had a
contract fpr 50 per cent of the Judg
ment
A FORD, car owned hy j Nj
Creek. lii9 South Denver. waH stolen
from Third and BOULDER last night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

THE Y. NJ c. A. reconstruction
conference viii open u three-dAy
session here April 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
DISCHARGE MACHINES
OPERATING SMOOTHLY
Secretary ,Rakcr Wen Picnsrd with
Dcmobilisa don Work Through
out Nation.

WASHINGTON, March cs.-Upor
HIS return 10 washington today from
II swing around the country visiting
army demobilization ccntcrs in com
pany with General March, chief of
STAFF, Secretary baker said no had
found that the best record generally
of discharge for men from overseas
after their arrival in camps In ths
United States was IS hours The sec
retary told OF one small camp whors
tho mon were released on tho same
day OF arrival and said that in mono
OF the camps visited did the period
exceed six days
Examination Thorough.
MI liaker gave = detailed descrip-
ton OF the processes of demobilizA-
tlon, including the eKaminA ton OF
each man by from 10 to 10 doctors to
determlne whether the men had suf-
fered any injurious physical effects
by reason OF their service with the
fighting forces Each doctor, tho
secretary said, Us n specialist In a GER
tain line and whore an nilmont Ia
found board OF review consisting Of
three doctors makes further cxaml-
nation. The secretary said he had
talked with great number OF sol
uIeIs Dotn IN inc camps ana on ths
trains and that he did not recall a
single instance OF complaint because
OF failure 10 receive full pay.
During his visits to tho camps. the
war secretary noted that agents OF
the department OF labor and other
government agencies interviewed
each discharged man 70 determine
whether he had q Job and II not.
what his qualifications were and
what work no deslred 20 take up.
Duringhis trip Mr.. Baker had, by
invitation, spoken before chambers
of commerce or similar bodies In
many places. In these addresses he
said he generally spoke OF the league
OF nations proposal as being TO his
mind n world necessity because Of
the nature OF modern warfare. Mr..
Baker added that without exception
he had found his hearers in agree
ment as to the necessity OF establish
Ing some means OF substituting arbi-
tration and peaceful settlements for
force In international disputes.
Mr.. Bakers plans for q visit IN
Europe at an early date have not
been changed and no hopes TO sail
next month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

Carrie Lovette. county home DEM
onstration agent The clubs have q
total membership OF 245.
-
A POSSIBLE damaging frost was
predicted Thursday by J, s. Malone,
county farm agent He advises
TO keep mp the temperature among
farmers TO use smudge pots and fires
hlOssoming plants and trees.
THE LOCAL RED CROSS chap
ter has been asked to compile II re-
port OF resources IN money, supplies,
etc, and make "A directory OF nurses
and physiclans available in case Of
emergency
a MEETING OF scout masters NJ tho
district will be held March u to
plan the part OF the organization In
the NTH liberty loan campaign
HEARING or THE CASE OF
kricget We Mccormick, involving
the method Of pnylnE'eaT collections.
has been set for hearing on Aprti
IS. city Attorney Marshall an
uounced WEDNESDAY.
THE Y, NJ. c, A. recorstruotion
conference will open u three-day
session here Aprl2-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
LEGAL.

NOTICE or INTENTION TO APPLY FOR
CHARTER FOR THE BROKEN ARROW
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION .
NOTICE II hcreb, given OF the intention
Of the underslFued residents Of Tulsa coun
IT, Oklahoma TO apply Tor charter for a
banding aud loan association
That the underAiEned residents OF Tulss
county, Oklahoma intend 10 file an appi
cation for articles Of Incorporation for .
company or ofEAuiIAtion to be known ~
The Broken Arrow building and Loan A.
tnciAtion. Of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma foi
tho purpose Of conducting building and
loan association under and by virtue Of tn,
laws Of the state Of Oklahoma, with ~
principal office and place oi business Al
Broken Arrow Oklahoma The names and
residence Of the subscribers and the nam bot
II shares held by each and the number ai
rs directors and the account OF ita capital
stock and number and par value Of u.
shares to he set forth In said application
and articles Of Incorporation to be hereafter
fled with tho Secretary Of slats OF the
state Of Oklahoma
That II /. the intention OF the under
signed 10 make the application and file
said articles OF Incorporation with the
Secretary Of State Of ths state OF Okla
1919
Name Address
TRACY HuNsECkER
BROKEN Arrow Oklahoma
=. ;. HURp
n l.. SANDERS,
broken Arrow. Oklahoma
J W KENNEDY
broken Arrow. oklshoms
JAKE PROCTOR,
GEORGE 4. RRowN
J. 9 sEvERsoN,
broken Arrow, oLlahoma
g II wn.IlAN"
J h. GREEN -
Brosrn ARROW. Oklahoma
y SANDERS
broken Arrow, Oklahoma
EnTtoR To CONTRA CrORH
Notice Is hereby gwen that on the 2l,t
dA OF April, 1919 the Commissioners Of
Tulsa County, oklshomA viii receive. open
and consider proposals for the grading
paving aud otherwise improving the follow
Ing TULSA COUNTY ROADS
MILES to . Inclusive Of SECTION
MILES / TO Inclusive OF SECTION
"D "
MILES / TO Inclusive OF SECTION
NiLEs TO Inclusive OF SECTION
TX "
Mills ] TO Inclusive Of SECTION
NILES To Ioelu,iv, OF SECTION
MILES TO Inclusive OF SECrION
Mills / TO inclusive OF SECTION
"R R"
NILE" TO Inclusive Of SECTION
"s
Plans Prohlss Specifications and Eitl.
mates are on file in tho office Of tho
County Engineer County CLERK Court
House Tulsa Osaboms and with the Dc
partm.ut Of ilighvSys CApiiQl Building.
Oklahoma city OklAhoms Proposals to
BE- offered scparS,rly on zach section
All proposals 20 be addressed sealed
And delivered 10 the BOARD Of Couaty Com!
~ Tulsa Cauuty, Oklahoma IN
care Of the County Clerk on or "be'ots
TWO t2J o'c.ork J s. 81 the date above
sst out rfopo'As 70 be accompanied wlth
= rcrIiri hrrs 10 sn amount equal to
1ES NoI per cent OF ths
,um iotN 81 the bid. drSwn an a BGD4
located ln tho SAte Of Osiahoms
Tho right is hereby reserved 70 reject
ars and al bids
Dated ias l1,h day Of March 1919
BOARD UF MMlsSlOhERS or Tulsa
COUNTY
g.. t,u#. cline tounfv Clevk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
2,080 ACRES

oak saw timber. estimated 5000. 900
feet. plenty water. fine stock ranch
1l2 per acre. Phone 1859. Box
SO. West Tulsa, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

Carrie Lovette. county home DEM
onTration agent The clubs have q
total membership OF 245.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

WASHINGTON. March ,s.-Prog.
ross toward probable reduction In
prices was recorded by members OF
the ind uytrial board of the depart
ment OF commerce today after con
ferences with representatives of the
coal, cement, building. hardware.
box board and glass Industries. It
was said, however. that II was un-
likely that price schedules for com
modlties produced by any of tho Give
Industries would be completed WITH
out further conferences.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FoE SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FoE SALE IS
.,ry ar rerr one acre Of ground
,H roam house near Rose IN ccme
,., til nI l0l " First W h,
N,rt'rhaN -o.-
4o ,rr,. with rrt room house :
mics ro.H on Lows It,. fine well ana
chicken HHgrn. attractive proposition
"a. Alison t7ti .--
BUSINESS PROPERTY 81
,gR SALE @ story brick building. 5QNloo.
r,ars for Sggl pee mouth; price SO.
.u. term, 80 500 rash. balance monthly.
,firt,. oVnrr 70. q Boy lljs. Tulsa
HoUsEsFoR SALE as
V0 RooN house. corner lot 5OrtI0
.,1I We. Of water. gas ln $500 Phone
|I9g
|prH Hpr CORNER rooms,
orls front rooms fret and second
floor. extend across building. each large
r-oasa Tor two rooms hardwood floors
'rt, edge grain pine. second floor,
sorfh $4,000 wiI sell now for $3.50:
srus Owner lea(lng city. Be quick II
| ro4 vAtl ftH host property at bargain
r.rs, ~,r. fast " 7. Owen, tho
able realty man. ioj Robinson bldg,
|,sW Rooms Painted cciled corner,
good u,. water, SI.t50; terms, $3.50
.h $50 mouiH " r. owen. I0j Rob
| -sor H'ds VIII take good light s..
passenger auto rsri payment.
yHIUERs HElGUlS-The very best 10.
4uor Every desirable feature that can
be- required 10 is absolutely ideal; the
cream Of Tulsa highest class, closest in.
fr,l-lrtcd property Nothing equal 10 II
L. a.,I
Easy Selirg fast You will regret hav
~ he.itated after all tho choicest lots
Ts sold and prices have odyAhced to
double and more. Better see me right
tOw aud make your selection quick.
Government bonds at par W r. owen,
contract agent. iuT Robinson Bldg.
Phone l2
ifW 6.|6ou bungalow mod ern: hardwood
'con throughout Murphy bed built.in
'niaics combination lights, garage;
tga fol- east front lot, only $4,000;
trnS $1,000 cash. will take good light
passenger auto part payment Quick
"''tason W ] owen, l05 Robinson
Fts Phone &c.
ht'f TULSA GARG AN Four 5room
'.1sl.o~s with bathrooms. blocks from
t5Hoihce +. block from paved street,
'n' Phone T759J
tya SALE By owner. good seven room
aons on South baltimore large base.
HTL sleeping porch good well garage
40 servants rooms, For fun inior
E'.aa phone Jloj
H'h ioN PROPERTY For s~s or
'"h lt' 10 with ". T owen. 4o5 Rob.
''on bldg. ani get quick action and
a'a'" drA.n5 Phone 50, Gall for W.
OS\gr RFAI'Ty co
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE 3

TO- 20 and 40 ACRES Florida and fine
dark sandy loan good clay subsoi' suit.
able for all citrus fruits and all kinds of
vegetables and berries On s'rubOarl Ar
Line railroad, one and onc.haR miles
from station; 10 miles from LAKELAND
$40 per acre, easy terms, dr will trAde
for Tulsa property nearby farm and or
good Ight 5-passcngcr auto, W T owen.
iO5 Robinson Hldg Phone ~
SIXTY acres on Oyark trail. 20 acres in
wheat new room house rood harm and
outbuildIugs. fine we'll and stock water
IN pasture possession at once Phone 70
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
LOTS roR SALE

ACAp TOh bhlt no
FOR SALt. Vacant lot, in Rroadmoor al
dluon; prices q 500. Sl75U. 1850 up
10 S22io for choice south and east iron,
corner lct- tetms onr.lhIrd cash. Blair
Bros, Gl7 Unity Hldg
HERE is your last chance. the only vacant
lot left IN the 100 blurk on S. Chrvcnnc.
don't wait until is too late Kramer
Realty Co. il9 Old First Naroua, Bldr
Phone 5000
FOR SALT need the mogcy lp, block
80 WChbcrS Fall,. Okia> nearly an acre.
Address j r. tonrup. Colorado Spring..
Okla
WILL. sacrifice desirable north front lot in
Irving place, blocks from monument
Phone owner. t32a or $3.50
buS Kendall lots before they advance
easy terms Phone 1000 r
LOT for sale by owner. north side Dcny-.
NJ. Phone 7Oll
FOR SALE BY owner, 80 foot corner .ot
facing south and cast. good location
close 10 street ear and iitncy. first time
advertised; II lou wan, this, hurry Fo.
price and terms call at 2i2t Burnett
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-20
CIGARETTES
For Your Health

Cigarettes arc now being made
without either tobacco or cubebs.
They contain fragrant and soothing
medicinal herbs which smoke per
fsctly. This msdicstsd vspor 10
inhaled; then eIbsled through lips
or nose, With real contsstmsnt.
Not only does the smoker have
more pleasure but there 10 . valuable
remedial benefit. First, lot it be
known that these cigarettes are an
aid in wnrding OF influenza and
colds Second they arc purposcd to
give relief In throat irritations,
hoarsensss, catarrh Of tho head or
throat and in stopping those roar.
ings, buIrings, or other head noises,
and In reducing deafness Of which
colds and eatarrh arc the cause. Do
not confuse these will the cubeb or
other similar cigarettes. No nicotine
nothing abitforming. No nerv.
BUSINESS Cost no more than other
kinds Of cigarettes and at ssms time
you have Il health. .bene6ting delight.
full smoke.
Al the drug store ask for Dr.
Blosser's CigArettes.a Or you may
buy II In pipe mixture or for burning
on . holder (which women often pre-
feD; but the main thing Is to get q
boz now and enjoy . delightful sur
prise. II you desire . trial package,
eend 10 cents (silver or stAmps) to the
Blosssr Co.. SAIL. Atlanta. O..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-20
FRANCE REPORT
YEAR MADE
Red Cross Has Total Re-
! celpts Of S122,099,37

IN Total receipts of the Oklahoma county
Rcd Cross chapter for the year ending
November :. 1919, were i22,69o,1 ac-
eording TO tho annual report Of Mrs. l..
X. y. Kelly. financial secretary
The chapter has ti3, ,972 10 on deposit;
/! e7s, ,127.is has been dlsbursed during
Che year.
Junior Red Cross turned IN Siols "a.
from Mckinley school.
The chapter allotment of war fund
Receipts was SiG,2ss12 Miscellaneous
vecclpts. which includes gifts. total 1l3.-
u770 Memberships and magazine SUBJ
bcrIptions total I3t,0lbb0
Tho chapter transferred 1ab 900 oi
surplus funds TO the southwestern d.
Vision.
Homo service disbursements amount
60 s'I.Sil. 06. and the canteen service
O.. .,saOi. Public health nursing cost
eGis 2S office salaries and wages Vs.
D732S; rent. $50; stationery and print
INK. 5000 So; other general administrat-
I've expenses. Sl.2s32o; the Junior Red
Gross, 1926 Sc: miscellaneous, Ss.ln.bl
?, md remittance TO division hsadquart-
srs, si7.09s.25.
Tho ANNUAL meeting NJ the board oi
drectmr for tho election OF Officers
aud the hearing Of reports viii he held
~ headquarters. l0s Empire building
today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-20
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away oil the stomach,
liver, and bowel poIsons be-
fore breakfast.

To feel your best day in and day
out, TO feer clean inside; no sour bile
to coat your tongue and sicken your
breath or dull your head; no CON
stipation. bilious attacks, sick head.
ache, colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid
stomach. you must ba'he on the inside
like you bathe outside This is vast
ly more important because the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood, while the bowel pore, do.
To keep these poison. and toxins
well flushed from the stomach. liver,
kidneys and bowels, drink before
breakfast each day, gla" OF hot
water with q teaspooniul OF lime
stone phosphate in 1t. This will
cleanse, purify and freshen the entire
alimentary tract before eating more
food.
Get a quarter pound Of limestone
phosphate from your pharmacist 1t
Is inexpensive and almost tasteles'.
Drink phospha,ed hot water every
morning TO rid your system OF these
vile poisons and toxins; also to pre-
vent their formation. (Adv)