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Steamer Charles MncaIestcr.

SO popular have become tha fo-rv-
mile moonlight trips heinC C0rdrr-,1
by the naEement Of the steamer
Charles Macalester that II has been
decided to extend the sChc5Ul" 50 as
to provide for trips on Tuesday. We'd
nesday, Thursday. Friday and SatUr-
day nights The boat leaves the whBrs
at pm. and returns about four hours
later. Music is provided aboard the
boat by an excellent ochcstra- The
same steamer also makes daily. oN-
ceDt Sunday trips 20 Mount Vernon
leaving the same wharves at 10 a n
and 2.3O pm. 4 series Of SUNDAY af-
ternoon trips for a distance Of forty
miles down the river are being held
during the current month. leaving -
2:3O pm
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y omen who are in trouble and doubt concerning
which step to take in lie to letter Themselves
crusult one who can properly advise you. Good
advice, in tine. often GaJes much anxiety and
tr1lble COnElit her today. Tomorrow may be
too late. Advice On ILalth. Love Marriage
business and Mining Ventures. No one IN trou-
~" rT.cd aTaT. Sos every one Ills 18th st.
lw- NtfirF hours. a. D. To . p m
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OLD AND RELIABLE
MADAME, TEIJA

the Gypsy wonder. who has travelled most eI-
tensiVely. reading and convincing beyond the
least doubt her ability to look accurately into
the farthest depths Of human hand and read
the mcgt delicate and shadowcd signs Of ones
life descendant Of that famous Gypsy queen.
Zella, who. more than a century ago, read the
hands OF the crowned heads Of Europe and more
than convinced and won the praise Of being (the
Gypsy Wondsr) the most celebrated pslmist.
Madam Zella has practiced reading the mys
teries Of the hand since girl ef Is years and
has been taught and enightened-by the best and
most noted old and young Of her Gypsy race and
being a woman 65 years Of age Is without q
doubt a Gypsy wonder. Call and be convinced
Satisfaction guaranteed SIS 7th st. NV.
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Proc. BELMONT.

IN business matters. love health, and family af.
fairs. Tells name Of your future husband or
wife. tells :. or yc: love & true or false. What
part Of the country Is luckiest to you. What TO
do 10 be successful in life. 1915 New York ave.
nw. Next door to Masonic Temple. Read
mEs 81. ie3 N
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

HOW TO BE YOTR own LANDLORD At
Chevy Chase m 500 cash and SO a month.
ALLAN W. GIBSON sI7-cl5 Colorado Build
f,g seI63Ot
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Moore. strand-Tbe Third KISS

Undoubtedly The Third kiss
Paramount -Artcrafts most recent rc-
lease. in which Vivian Martin -e star
red at MooTe's Strand Theatrr all
this weeks proving to bo one OF
the most pleasing pictures In which
this popular little screen artist has
thus far appeared. The part given
her in The Third Kiss' is absolutely
different from any she has ever here
tofore attempted, and the finished
production cannot help but win her
the admiration Of countless more.
For the coming week the S'rzui
announces the photodram& 0f a IA
vorite novel OF two generations. Told
in the Hils," a ParanoUnt-ArJc-af
production with Mai Robert War-
w.~k in the featured role 20 rTorr
has been spared to make II a r.-,ur
Of unusual neT.t n the sETp.r.iTE
cast are Ann Little. Eileen Percy
Wanda Hswley. Tom Foruar and
Hart HoNie, which lineup q sta
alone insures a finished SHOW .'r.lE
in the Hills" presents NJ. Warw.ch
in a Wester1 character hit Caun1'
help but fUr;h'~ enhance ti- cP.,E-
zion as d dramatic actor o. hc N-S-
rank
All shows are conDle'ed By n hrttc-
class OF short sim features and EP=-
Cial musical scores.
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HOLY CROSS ACADEMY

Boarding and Day School for Girls
Modarnly equipped freproOf building, beauti-
fully located on Dumbarton Heights bordering
on Rock Creek Park. Cultural and practical
education; standard and elective courses --latest
methods in voice culture, piano, harp, VIOLIN
etc. Drawing and painting in all their branches.
Physical Culture. outdoor sports. Upton St
Chevy Chase car line sel77t
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horse lose h
die. and fall
horse, fright.
tore ahead of
ing his -
fence at r
the other
water, in
breaking ~
destroyed.
The gr
Der Of bl
Tom Mood
and Naon
Lady Algd
ton. and
II was obj
pocketed q
paper.
with a nj
in Californ
scene, incluJ
exclusive rad
Barbara, Core
mont, and fr
Jusna Baysi
race lacked r
the famous ,
1t was staget
tor Harry Be
TO be one Of
sationa
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PERENOLOG!ST.
NINE. SHERA,

Thrcnnlogist and Eusi-
ness Adviser. gives truth
fuf advice on all affairs
of life.
She was bITn with
strange and remarkable
TOv Cr-pJwcr not meant
to crafty the idle cl-
riOus, but TO direct. ad-
yIsc and le}p Mcr and
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SPIRITUALIST.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

You CAN'T HIDE Your AID IL THE
classified coumns-fE there isn't a hiding
place there. These ads are READ. mh2ltf
WILL, CALL IN MY CSl.ETTERED AUTO.
mobile city or suburban, and pay you nigh~s:
prices for ladies Gentlemens, children's dis
carded clothing. Of all descriptlonA Address
postal or phone l viii call. Z. RICE, lE2 Tth
St NV. North ITO feZ-tf
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MADAM STANLEY, ROYAL GYPSY
Palmist, reads your hand like an
open book; satisfaction guaranteed.
Give her a call at 74O 9Th st. NV,
formerly at 1911 H st. ne. au 23-35t
Second floor 'front.'
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MADAM IGNORE.

Gifted cisirvoysnt and medium. can b con.
suited on all Iffairs Of life. Where others fall.
she succeed. Her advice 5 good. try her. No
guess work or qSesti0Is asked; what she sees and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed. OF.
fee I'll llth st. NV. two doors north Of Palais
Royal store. Hour. Il a. IN. to p N Iul+ot
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PALMISTRY.
Licensed BY the District Of Columbia
MADAM EPPY.

Reads your life from cradle to grave: her DOW.
srs arc wonderful; indkputsble advice; clear In
formation concerning love. courtship. marriage
and divorce; both rich and poor find counsel
equally beneficial and interesting; you are wiser
IAd happier after consulting her; satisfaction
SuLsnteed: permanently located; hours, . a. IN
to y. m.
VA PA. AVE. NV nJzx
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MADAME PARKER,

GIFTED CLAIRYOYAST AND MEDIUM
/; you are going to sex advice or help, why
not consult one who Is we'll known one who is
hero permanently: She can tell you if the one
you love Is true OF false and tell you Row to
win and hold the oSs Of your choice; tells you
what business and Ebat part OF the world is
most lucky for YOU and advises you how 10 gain
and hold a good position; she brings the sep
aTatsd together; makes happiness between man
and wife Can tel you if anybody has put bad
luck OF evil influence on you and she can tell
you how to take it Of. Can tell you the canse
If your troubles and how to avoid them Can
advise you in divorce cases when 70 speculate
and where to locate. This lady does not tell
to please you, but gives only truthful advice yOu
can depend on. Do not become discouraged il
you have seen Others and they have failed to
help you MADAM PARKER win show you
vay Satisfaction or no charges.
READINGS. Sl.O
III z St NV, between l2th and lJth sts- Upstairs
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FAlristry is a recognized science. and
RIZPAH EIDON.

Is known as one Of its greatest exponents Hun
drehs visit this remarkable woman daily COM
plste readings with accurate descriptions Of what
yCur hand foreteIls only ST. reception parior ne.
corner on 5th AID C NV. Entrance 9Th St
Hours. 10 q m TO p. je2sset
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loon AND KITCHENET'TE FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; furnace heat and gas. for couple.
|T Norton place ne. seiHu
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAME ALLEN
WORLDS GREATEST PIANIST AND

WORLDS GRFLNTEST PALMIST AND
CI.AIREOYANT
Guarantees to read your entire life. past, pres
en- ard future; gives true advice on business,
love, and health, md family afAfrs; tells the
name Of your future husband or wife and What
10 do TO be a SUCCESS in life; tells you what
business is most lucky for you and what part Of
the world will be more successful for you; ad-
vises how 10 gain ard hold a good position; sine
tells if the one you love Is true or false, and
causes speedy mArsaGe with the one Of your
choice brings the seIarated tDrcther; makes
happiness between man and vile; she tells you
:he secrets Of being happy and successful IN any
thing you take in hand; her advice will remove
all obstacles and eyA influence. One visit to
Madam Allen will regay yOu for disApTointments
in all Others; satisfaction guaranteed or no
charge.
Special Readings, $l.00
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MADAME VICTORIA,

TIE gifted pslnist and clsrTUyant Can ad-
wise business, family affairs love and marriages
Can tell you the name Of future husband o.
wife Can tell you the secret Of being success
ful; how TO avoid trouble and EOw TO avoid evil
influence. Satisfactic1 Guaranteed or no charge
Entrance SO 7th st au67st
CTIAIRVOYANT CARD READING MRS
SHOEMAKER. sl3 NJ st. NV. North I443
seIe su mn n, ~
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HAD WE MADE THE ATTEMPT TNO BUY
in a haH-hes-yst way and paid small lrlces
no doubt we wUuld buy few mcrs Won suits
oVercoatS shncs, etc. bot making = business
mater and putting STuArenes and p10riTte in
our offers makes things hum Phone Is
JUSTH'S OLD STAND 90 D. sa.SL-
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POULTRY.

SILVER WYANDOTTBs-FoUR HENs, I
years old; now laying; Thoroughbred N2
I7J 9Th St pW. sel6S
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MONEY TO LOAN.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PUBLIC UILDINGs AND
Grounds, Washington, D. o. Sealed proposals
for constructing drainage sewer and excavation
Of about l0,0D Gu yards material for rejecting
pool in West Potomac Park washington ID. @
will be received here until OctGoe= IS 1918. and
then opened Information on application
selT-S
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. C
Washington, D. G. SeptembT Is. 1873 Seal
ed proposals VIII be received al this office
Room 800. until O'Clock p. m, October 6, for
furnishing and delivering one two-pssselger 1u-
tomobile. roadster type. for use in the Fire De
partnAat Specifications and forms Of proposal
may be obtained upon application 70 the Pur-
chasing Ofic-, d. c, Room 20, District Build
ing. LOUIS BROwNDOW. W. GwYNN
GARDINER, CHARLES W. KUTZ. COmInis-
siUners D. @. selsG
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

Appropriate Funeral Tokens
Artistic ezrressre-ine1pensiye
GUIDE Bros. Co. l2I4F Street
Prompt auto delivery serviCa
rnhlS1
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For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms.

YOC ST SW-NENNLY FURNISHED
back roons near hath rent. IS moath-
selT-9
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PERSONALS.

DO YOU LOVE GOOD HEALTH sou CAN
have il Call al l7S 7Lh St. NV
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP
MI
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LOST

ILOSF-LADY'S SEAL POCKETBOOR, cox
timing Sd in basement toilet District BuiId
tnS during parade. Return to Apt l. 22i r
", NV Reward selg5-
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hES WANTED. WHITE OSLI-EAGS 81
- so weekly Rise above snail salar;ed posi-
E-'s Our thorough. individual. instruction in re-
pairing and driving Of automobiles will At you
Ior good positiUn. The demand for slaGEsurs
~ MECHANICS cannot re supplied. Unlimited
IOursc st small cost. Day and evening ,Ialsss.
fools ard e0uiUuru. free Cal. phone or write
[or farriruIsrs NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
COLLEGE. sth and s. nv North $50
julO-eod-51t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

|cANDY-BIS PAY. 4DYEKrisE MEN,
women Start one Of cur Specialty Candy Fac
tories in your home, small room, anywhere: We
sen how aud furnish everything. Erand oppor-
e11ity- CANDY HOUSE, 1919 RanSte.d It.,
Philadelphia, Pa au25t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

young MAN As OFFICE ASSISTANT:
must Be acrurzts II figures and willing TO
lrurN, Opportunity for atTancensnt: expsrience
pot necessary give psrticulars- Address BOX
~. Georgetown Post0fics seIs5t
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OrnndaTr-aA socicty EriIe.-

At CrsndalTs Theater today Elsfo
FERGUSON will bo pictured fc- -No 're-
times as star n a Soc..fv CET,.'
CNe most brill ant DI0u01--0r 5u
which this gifted star ever has i0au
filmed. Conspicuous amor- 'hc dis
tinCUishCd D'avsr- rDpea-i1n IN rh~
stars support rs Henry S.07ere0u. one
or tic most able actors IN Awr-ic1-
The production iE an iuprez i've one.
the Photography superb and thr mar
ratiye visualizod upon the -~rron one
Of the most enCTossinC Of re wa.
on FridaF and Saturday tho scrr aU
20 CraudaITs will be OCCUPIED l--
Dustin FaTnum in a Mans right"
by far the most inJo~rstir- shadow
drama in whiSt ls ever '0s h~r-
filmed. The story has its t~cc-rE.~
among the socially eject in ',o E,rr.
and its stirring r'IuaE in tho rugged
'liU country Of tho far We Ts..
Wilson appears in the CHIEF 'nUTD .-.-
role.
The nrst four days OF next wor'-.
beginning Sunday. at O. ndaN'e
Theater will be featured by CoU'.rr-
Gus showings OF TIC Tour -.IsE0-."
brisk corncdy-drarrl in which the
title role is taken upon the screen hr
Hale Hamilton The princi0o' semi-
nine role is enacted unon thr Si'v2-
sheet by Ruth StonohoUse and tie
subsidiary paris by "a conn .-- 0.
carefully chosen aud t,n-0u-hur-
schooled PLAYERS ON Wc5nos1or o-lv
Emmy WehIen will n tho PICTURED
star Of the bin in a Favor 20 g.
Friend" willie for tho last t'.-nc dzsa
Of the week Peggy Hyland will have
the place Of distinction on Tho bin %
Cheating Herself the most 6c'i-Ht-
frrl N,E,icle Of L.-- carnnr
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-19
Service
on or about Feb, lst.

To aid in determining bases and flight fields, we request yOm estimate OE 1920 freight requirements.
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SECOND DIVISION MADE RECORD
 DURING WAR

Yesterday the Gateway published the history ot th, Ftr>, Division a, ,h. from, aud today am authentic report |, given or ,ur work ot che Second Division.
 The 2ua. division landed m France in August. 1917. spent l@7 days in the Battle area wfbm the range oE Gyr- man gun, ant vas ia battle for sixty six aay, according ,o che latest cor rc,tct returns.
 The division sustained total o. 222Su casualties which consisted o' 4l-> ba,u, deaths aud l7752 wounded. These sgw.s arc from the final re- port of the contra. records office A. E. F. dated June @. 1919.
 The division captured l2026 German prisoners which is nearly one fifth of all the prisoner, taken by the |. S., army auU also captured &42 guns which was one fourth Of the Artillery captured by the [. <. Army. The work of the 2nd division accomplished on the battle line from May Co Noycmbcr q. 1919 may be learned from the fol- lowing complimentary order issued Co the division by Major Genera, La Jcunc in France on November n last
 Hcuduuartc.s 2nu division regular American evolutionary force Franc" November II, lylS.
 Order
 l- An arm.sacc between the Allied nations and Germany ha, been signed and hostIli,.,s erased temporarily 9. eleven A N. today.
 It Is '..rg that tho great pat played by the End division in bringing ubou, this momoutous victory over a rcdoub,ab'c foo should be rccomtcd
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at this time.
 B. At the end of May the enemy broke through the Allied lines on wide front west of Rheims and reach ed the Marnc near Chateau Thicrry The safety of Paris and Of the Allied army itself was at stake at this crit iral hour the 2nd division was dcploy- ed Co meet the foe it stopped his ad- vance it drove him back and it de monstratcd for all time that the Am crtpan is second Co none in valor in on duuu,n and in the grim and unyicld. ing determination Co conquer,
 A- Again on July 18th. durin" the las, great enemy offensive the 2nd division after night march of un- naruIrlcd difficulty struck near Sois- sons the flank Of the cncmys salie"t penetrated his lines amt brought his offensive to standstll this was the beginning of tho Allied offensive which has continued increasingly anI uutuc0r.y until today.
 D. On September l2th to 18th. the American army fought it's f1st battle in France, under American leadership Co the 2nd division was as signed the mos, difficult and the most important task the capture of Thia- court and the Jaulny-ENammcs ridge it reached it's second days objective on the first day drove off the enemy g couutcrattacks and clipched the vie tory.
 G. In the Champagne district Oct . bcr 2nd. to 10th. it fought besides L D l,h French army on October &rd, - seized the Blanc Mont ridge the key stone of the arch of the main Ger man position advanced beyond the ridge an although both Hanks wee unsupported it held ail it's gains with utmost tcuacity uflicting tremendous Icsscs on the enemy This victory freed Rheims amt forced the entire German army between that city and the Ar gonnc forc., to retreat to he AiSne, d distance oI thirty kilometcrS.
 7.- During the Latter part of Oc- ,obcr the division was ordered Co join the lst American army for the great attack o. November lst,, it was given the post Of honor and led the advance i, drove through the cncmy's forti- fled lines to a depth of over nine d'- omctcrs seized the heights of Bayon- vile and destroyed the enemy diviS-
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ions on t> front ou November @rd 't ad danced to Posse and attacked and c.ru.,d the heights of NauN, at night n ght it pressed forward through tn" forest of Bclval by a single road and occupied the ridge near Beaumont on the night of the 4th, it again attacked and advanced its way across the MouS" and seized a commanding position on the eastern bank,
 s. This superb division cr fight ing men is unsurpassed in valor in skin in endurance i'm determination to conquer and in service to he causc O. the Allies,
 o. h this great stnggIc many Of ou. comrades have made the supreme
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Captain Mooney, of the local cable office force, was member Of the Second Division.
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Lieut. Shepard who enlisted from Haincs, was recently severely wound- rl in action in Siberia.
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An evening school of citizenship will he established at Wrargcll, begin. hing on October 1.
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sacrifice for our country but their heroic spirit dwclls in the hearts ot the officers and men of the 2nd div ision.
 John A. LcJcunc,
 Major General U. $. M. C..
 Commanding.
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Evenrude motors and repair parts D J. l.. Graefs.
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Fly Swatters and Fly Paper at J. l.. Gracf.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors a' Graefs.
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Send us a sketch map ii possible.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-17
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain Btro. Phosphate 20
Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and
to Ineress strength. vlaor
and Nofve Force.

Judging from tho countless prcpara-
tions and treatments which are cOntin-
unly being advertised for the uutpus-
of making thin people fcshy. develop
lng arms. neck aud bust, aud replacing
ugly hollows aud angles by the soft
curved lines Of health and beauty. thcf"
hrc evidently thousands ~ men Rnd
women who keenly feel their crccssl, G
thlnncfs
due 10 starved nerves our bodies
IN modern foods Physicians claim
there !, nothing that viii supply THIS
deficiency so we'll ms tho organic phus-
phnte known among druggists Hs bitfo-
phosphate, which Is inexpensive and -
sold by Westfall In Oklahoma City and
most all druggists under n guarantee of
satisfaction or money back. Bv feeding
the nerves directly md hv sunu',ii~ 'r"
body cells with the necessary phosphoric
food elements. biuo. phosphate glir IN
produces welcome transformation ~
the appearance. the Increase In weight
frequently being astonishing.
This Increase IN weight also carries
with II n general Improvement In the
health Nervousness. slccplcssnes, aud
lack Of energy. which nearly always
accompany cScessiv. thinncAs. sonn
disappear. dull eyes become bright. ami
pale cheeks glow with tho bloom Of per.
feet health
Although hl,ro- phosphate
IL unsurpassed Tor relieving nervous
ness. slceplessness and general weak
ness. II should not, owing 10 It's remark
able flesh. growing properties. he used
by anvone who does not desire To nut
on flesh. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-17

NEW YORK. Jan l7-(Spesial
Sir Arthur Pearson i, in this coun.
try Tor the double purpose OF giving
personal ard To the American medical
authorities IN their solution oi prob
lens in the new training school al
Baltimore Tor blinded soldiers and to
visit in Canada graduates" and the
families Of men still taking training
in ST Dunstan's Hostel for the Blind
in London. which he founded soor
after the beginning OF the war.
Losing his own sight in 1914 Sir
Arthur Immediately decided TO give
mp his publishing work. IN which. as
the owner OF seven newspapers and
many magazines. he was one OF the
leading factors IN British journalism
to devote his life and fortune TO the
education OF the blind. lie is now
director OF ST. DunS,an's, president
Of the National Institute Tor the
Blind and chairman of the Blinded
Soldiers and Sailors Care commit
tee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-17

Give one-hali OF one percent Of
what you might have lost, It you, in
stead OF the ArAenians and SyrianS
Rad been in the path Of German and
Turkish conquest Give it to the Ar
nenian Relief Campaign, February
IIO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-17
"katy" Engineer
Wins Big Fight
uad Big Man Down, But Ne
Stages Quick Comeback
That Makes MIN Boss"

He was big hearty, strong as an OK.
Forty years spent on a locomotive, the
last several years as driver of the big
engines that pull Katy passenger
trains No Is and No 20 in and out
OF Oklahoma City, had made him i'm
mune TO the ordinary ails of mankind
But driving an engine through all
sorts OF weather, sometimes soaked
with rain. sometimes chilled from
driving sleet, ice or snow, breaks the
health OF the strongest men.
This husky engineer contracted
rheumatism. mildly at first, then in
crea,ing. until the wracking pains and
twinges prevented him from work.
4 Nothing seemed TO cure him Thai,
was more than year ago. Just read
what he says now. today:
II was unable to drive my engine
on a Missouri, Kansas and Texas
passenger and had suffered from
\ rheumatism for more than year
! got so bad | had to quit work
Finally ] bough, a bottle of New-O
Rumo and after taking The second bo,
lie went back to work entirely cured
] know |, was New O Rumo that at
fected the cure W r. Thoman, 3l4
South Harvey ST., DUl lhoma City
New. -Rumo hl. ieved hundreds
Of sufferers OF r.unH rheumatism
\ It's tonic effect, a'o huild up the body
Y X,,, ra, e,t. % .f ,..lrIv all t,vuu,st q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-17
S|M0NDS ADMITS
he WAS WRONG
Wilson'S Visit Proper He
Now Believes,

Inndou Times Cattle Copyright lbl1. ~
tho Public Ledger Company
LONDON. Jan. li-Frank n So
monds. OF the New York Tribune. con
tributes an article in the Times on
the impressions he received in London
oi the effect OF President wilson
visit here.
Mr. Simonds reached London two
weeks after the presidents visit IT.
says from what he has heard and
learned. he must change the opinion
he expressed in New York. where he
doubted the wisdom Of the president,
visit
Mr SimondS writes that Pre,iien,
Wilson'S yisi, lifted Anglo American
relations TO a new level OF common
understanding and sympathy The
presiden, did no, champion an Anglo
American alliance as solution OF the
present world crisis. but did promote
a better Anglo.American understand,