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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-07
HALLOWEEN SOCIAL a
SUCCESS.

The BdllOWe enc Social and pre-
gram given by the Wood schools al
tle school house last Friday night
was we'll attended aud all present en-
jDyed the evening Tery much. Tie
school room was most tastefully decor
8ted with Japanese lanterns, corn, aL-
piles, black cats, witches, and pump
kins, and the room really looked quite
"spooky" when the lights were turned
low. The program was good and es
pecially the Brownie drill, the Cat
drill and the Ghost drin. After the
program ali had Il good time at var
ious Hallowe'en game, having their
fortunes told by the two witches IN
the "Witches Den," and enjoyed TIE
pie and coffee that was offered for
sale. The whole crowd was treated
to cookies aud apples. Taken all in
all il was a very pleasant and success
fuI affair. The school, we understand
i planning on another such an enter
talument about Thanksgiving time.
This is one thing that Wood has
been in need Of. and that is more SO
uial gatherings Of this nature. where
the town ald country folk gel together
ani speud pleasant evening. 1t
would indeed be very good thing if
during the winter mouths some such
entertainment could be had once a
week or at least once every two weeks
There is but one handicap, and that
is that the school house is altogether
TOO small to accommodate the crowd
mat would attend sicG entertain
mruts. and The bail that we have now
is altogether too cold fer apy sort OF
an entertainment in cold weather.
Foe ball might D. fixed mp and p1ade
more comfortable, bat what We really
ueed is "A new aud larger ball with a
suitable stage, where such g e!tcrtaiu
meats could be given. We under
stand that the local post of the Amerl
can Legion is contemplating the build
ING Of Il ball IN Wood IN ihe near fu
ture, If they can finance the PROPOSE
ton, and if they make the attempt
We believe the general public should
Ieud the bo1s helping hand aud
then build hail large enough 80 that
it wOuli accommodate any social event
that might be held III Wood for some
years to como. We do need larger
better and warmer bail in Wood, where
the people o. the town and the sur
rounding country could gather in
some comfort and have real pioy
able evening once a'week during the
loDS winter evenings Such gather
ing place would certainly add much
to the social life OF the town and the
community.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11


Radiator ftpairine. Qhickrf Auto Co..
por your cues to he ~a-bitr club.
Foar-o Taxi Hervica Phone 80.
Taxi. Phone lss, Nicholson Taxi.
The city began work this morning
on repairing the viaduct owe the
santa Re tracks. All the material
has arrived and IL being checked up
and crews Will start TO work tomof-
row on the repairing.
George W. pranee was fined $40
In police, court this morning on a
I charge Of driving over fire hose dur
Ink tbs fire AT SIMULTANEOUS barn
last night.
Italian music BY an Italian pianist
l. the treat prepared for the Albu-
duerquc people next Thursday ut ;
p. m. IN the st. Mary-s han.
A meeting was held at the Y. ~ g.
A. last night for tho purpose OF or
ranising n Bible study class for young
men. A. r. johnson was elected
leader OF the class. and Floyd Bar
ton was elected secretary. The class
will meet nj 7:3O every Tueadny
evening, and will be instructed by
some business man OF the city. The
text chosen for the course OF study
Is Social Principles OF Jesus" Twelve
men have Joined the class already
and mbre arc welcome.
City Attorney W. A. keleher spoke
before the Junior republic which has
boen orgnnlhxed at HE Library school
on the subject OF the commission plaF
OF government yesterday afternoon.
Deput- Warden Heldon and on
Ger J. ". Snodgrass OF the United
( states ~penitentinry NJ Lcavcnworth
Kansas. were on train No. 10 thu
morning enroute from Santa Cruz
California. TO the federal prison witt
an escaped inmate who was captured
In California.
rector for the Santa Fe lines. will
Headquarters In Denver. h In the cit,
for n few days on official business.
George s. Downer leaves tonigh
for CARLSBAD. n. NJ. He viii be thor
for n week or ten days arguing case
before the district court.
The NY club held It's regula.
Friday luncheon at the Y. NJ. G. A
yesterday o ~. c. Spruce. al
rector OF the boys activities. spok.
on The subject OF chposine a pro
f~casiou. ard Miss Carol Wilson sang.
Musicians Union. locni No. CTS
viii hold "a regular meeting tomor
row afternoon at $3.50 NJ Labor tenn
pie. South Second street. All mem
bers are requested to be- present "a
several important changes In the by
laws are TO he voted on.
Bluehers orchestra went to Socorr0
this morning TO play Mt the Hote
Ia Verde. a theuter and at a Knight
OF Pythias ball tonight.
Isaac Barth left last night 10
phoenix. Arizona. to argue a case be
fore the supreme court. lie will ap
pear FOR Simplicio Torres. ~c0nvictel
OF murder. who is sentenced to b
hanged at Flagstaff on November "a
Torres will be the first man execute.
under the new law providing for CAPT
tai punishment, unless "A stay q
execution can he had.
~. NJ. Cudabnc and Herbert Gale
Of the New Mexico Motor corporate.
who drove TO Roswell several day
laEo. returned by train last night n
the road conditions did not PERM
driving back In . a
Judge y. II. Wright OF Santa +
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11

passed through Albuquerque last
night enronte TO his home from Las
Cruces.
Joshua Raynolds returned home
last nieht from las VEGAS.
v. =. Donneli. who has been in the
southern part Of the state looking
after somc mining interests. returned
home last 1lght.
J. l.. Hubbard. asslsians to the gen
eral manager OF the coast lines Of hi
santa Fe passed through the city last
night In his private AR. which waa
attached TO second No. I. enroute TO
o Angeles from Denver. Mr.. Hib-
bard attended the IoHs and damage
meeting Of representatives from all
parts OF the coast Zines. which was
held al Denver this week. Local
Agent Hoyt, who also attended this
meeting RETURNED last night
Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeid returned to the
city last night from the east.
Word hna been received that Col
onel Alfred Grunsfeld IL tmprovlnn
rapidly from a recent operation.
which ne underwent last week In
Chicago.
County Click Nestor Mon,oya r..
sued marriage licenses to Kilbourn,
House and Mildred Aver. both Of Al.
buquerque: n. ID. Murray Of jackson
Miss. and Nellie Hagler OF Memphis
Tenn.
A quiet wedding took place thI,
morning at , o'clock at the home ~
o.. =. Aver. iis South Edith, whef
the daughter. Mildred. was narriet
to KiIbourne House. The ceremon,
was performed BY The Rev. n. =
Davidson, pastor OF the Congregation
al church. Tho happy couple lief
shortly after the ceremony by auto
mobile for Jemez Springs. where the
will spend their honeymoon. Ate
two weeks they viii return to IN
city, where they Will make thel
home. Both young people ARE yer.
popular In the city.
Members Of the Duke City rim
club will resume practice on tn
range tomorrow In preparation 10
the annual members match and Mat
son cup competition to be held carr
In November. These competition
Will close the local shooting season
The Parent-Teachers association
Of the North Fourth street schoo
held a social last night at the HON
of Mrs. G. NJ. Foraker. About 81
was cleared, h money to 40 towRr
d%e;raying the expenses that the asso
citation may incur In iH work. A must
cal program Of vocal and inatrumentn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11

That BagraEeman Is Iiepry. Phone
p3a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11
STOCK RAISING N
WEST DIFFERS FROM
AUSTRALIAN METHOD
Lieutenants Young and Horsley
Of New South Wales Here to
Study stoclt Conditions-Aus-
-ssssa s..ssx Run Together.

Stock raising In Australia Is run On
a different plan than followed In the
western part OF the United States,
according to the statement MADE by
Lieutenant oliver Young and I-acn
Horslay Of New South Wales. Aus
traila. who are In Aibuquerqus solir.
owing to the height Of the Auztral'a1
range grass. which grows almost waist
deer. both cattle n sheep arc run
tosether on the same range; INC cat-
lie are turned on 20 h range l'rst
and wnen they ave passed over u.
the sheep are turned on 20 follow
over the croppce range.
a. the Australian winter 1omes
when We are having a surimc-, ana
their warmcst season y around cnrls,-
mas time. rains usually fan from
March 90 October. The type Of RANGE
grass l. 20 dense that were sheep
/ turned loose IN n they could not get
through, and the lambs would die of
wet and cold. as they would be
drenched In the deep grass. by me
time the cattle have passed over IN"
range II 10 sufficiently clipped Tor
sheep.
Both Young snd Horsiey were be-
fore the war in the stock business In
New south Wales. Australia. They
are at present on the way home from
: France and ENGLAND. whore they
served in Australian regiments, Hors-
ley In the 2tth A. u. 4. s, and Young
In the Third brigade artillery. Like
many Australians they chose TO re-
turn hume hy way OF the states, win
tiie special purpose oi seeing some
thing Of the cattle country.
They have just come from Nom
tana "a the Northwestern states y
intend TO spend a week or Two aroun !
Alhuouerque, visiting different earle
and sheep ranches.
THE Americans have surely been
nice to Us. they stated Jointly. Were
II not for the courtesy Of h stock
men aud business men we should
never have hRd the opportunity %
make q personal Inspection Of your
ranchea.
Lieutenant Horsloy observed that
while he was tremendously impressed
with New York and Chicago they
didn't go for a cattieman. He pre-
ferred a bit OF tke country"
When questioned Gs 90 Australian
wool markets. both young men OH
served that IN all probability the wool
about "a be shipped 20 Boston from
Engiand.i and concerning which som"
protest has arisen, mad originally
| been shipped from Australia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11
OIL LEASE TAKEN
ON TRACTION PARK
HAY DRILL soon
Two othzr Tracts q Land in the
viciniiy Are Rupored 70 Have
Been Obtained BY Pros
pectors.

rraoslon bask has been leased -
oil lands So a psrtg rhach 4 expea,ei
TO begin driislan At several polntn NJ
and dtNn tie censfsi nie ofanae Vui-
ley according 10 AZ announcement
nin1h taaay ~ otbfte eoalinsloa.
pt.sstlttt 81 he rsc Eltc,flr COM
pans, oVneFs Il the park
NE 44ents-1r % ttIfiy acrea %
t1e parh. ~hieh lnoiad4s the ola n :
rroende and race trick, Nere seassd
1n5 81 ar acre. Naa aaId.
AZ ~ fansur1d that ms Aihern iana
and . para q T~rimbaltk land N the
valley have alap Ncpn lnl1rd. Ono
Hoh has been started on the west
hank % tifu river opposite the BareiaH
briOEf. ana nnutuer around iaieta.
"a tutI1 not be learned iouav Who
The parties siere that are leasing tho
hand.
The aeal however. pfesaEts mueh
actlsiu in oil driuIEe In ihAs ve.iey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11

King Aibnu and Queen Elizabcth
a. UeI4Ium will arfiVo IN Alhu1uerQue
on sunday. October -. NJ ssa6 a. m.
and viii lantn M las d. N. the same
day. according TO n telegram received
b. Walter conaeil, chairman o. the
cts commissioners. frpsn Secretary %
finfe LANSING. \ reception commit
ina appointed 81 the governor. viii
meet tho royal train upon arrival ard
after \ brief welcome hf the city and
Che state. the party win be escorted
20 IsieIa 10 ane the Indian village and
he danae shich y heins arranged for
The ~orcaHion.
AZ me klne hnL expressed a desire
a. ars not only something Of tina pue-
hinn but also o. cowboy life, plnra
vii b. made 70 include this " posi-
bic IN the program TAere VIII be a
ccmmlffoe meeting on Monday morn
Ing "A the Cnamler Of Commerce 20
urrolnt comnitieta on ArmnEament1
and TRANSPORTATION. Attractive car6.
0el.eclnlly closed cars. will be solicit
"a for the occasion.
Further arrangomente will be an
t.otncrA later. The letter from Sec
reInle Lansing foiioNss
Walter Cornell,
Mayor Of Aiblquerque.
n has been finally approved by his
rsn3ftty that the royal party viii ar
rive n Albuquerque on October ~ at
tt15 a. m. and win leave NJ 1:3b the
same Gate. Tour telegram OF October
Z hiss been received and approved BY
eKpranstd a desire 70 see some cow
boy lie and n most interested in Sec
ing Pueblo Indian life. (sieued)
"A y a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11

numbers was given, following the
scrVing Of pie and coffee.
A reception win be given on Mort
dD, evening. pctOhef iaih, az 7s30 a.
the Central Avenue Mcth0dist church.
for the pastor. Rev. A. l.. bowman
and wife. and for the presiding elder
,. q. Jones and wife. All memhcrH
and friends OF The churrh are request
ed to be present.
Thomas Gable, state game warden,
IL in the city today on his way TO at
tend the q, 4. A. reconstruction meet
ing. He will also put on some special
game wardens during the hunting
season.
a. ~ Hammond and c. A. Long
left for Hear Canon today TO Inspect
the Dad work.
The Maccnbee ladies met on Tues
DAY afternoon at the ]. o.. q. r. hall.
1en new members were Initiated. az
ter which an elaborate luncheon was
served. p
"a. o. Duerr returned last night
from Santa 70.
Ainnncio Montoyn came hack last
evening from q trip TO the north.
A. q. zinn OF Santa Re. was here
last night on a visit.
The first sleeping car was bull
IN is2S for the Cumberland Val
! ley nilroad.
7, Tint BagRageman h Iicpry. Phon'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11
Flying Parson First
To Reach the
Pacific Coast

taking a HELD one mile east Of Milan.
Ills, Tor the landing Held, Lieutenant
John T.. Roullet plane ~. landed and
discovered his mistake, took the air
i've minutes later and at 2:2O arrived
here.
iaeutenant W. c. Brown reached
here at g.22 .. m. Lieutenant ). W.
Looney put In at Framing Held 1t
i:a9 y. m. and departed at 1859
u. m. Lieutenant IT, y. Norris arr
rived at 2:i2 y. m. and left AT 23t2
y. m. Al four OF The flicrs were
west bound.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11

The first sleeping car was built
IN isss for the Cumberland Val
ley railroad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11
rl.IE Z GnowIs

The melancholy days have come
The eaddest % the year"
but such a dolefui poet was
Dyspcptlcal. I fear.
These autumn days delight the
m.tn
Gu good terms with his Hiver
The world n his. ne only needs
A shot gun and a fiivver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11

White stockings with birds EN-
broldes4d IN eoIorcd silk arc a Lon
don fad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11

bremen unemployed struck as a
protest against reporting twice daily
10 the police.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11

The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
n Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11
< Pueblo Indian life. (sleued)
HOHEKT Z. LANSING.


Governor Larrszoio telephoaed the
Evening Herald this afternoon that
on 0 Of the change Ia date Of
tho arrival OF the Belgian royal
pdfty here. he would ask the recep-
ton committee to meet Saturday aft
make the final Arrangements for en-
~1efiniping.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-25

taking the position which had prom
ised to accept But there was some.
thing about MAJOR Gfan,lands calm
arrangement OF my affairs that grated
upon my sense OF independence and
my seli-es,eem. lie appeared to take
It for granted, told myself. that |
was incapable OF judging for myself
what 1t wa, best foI inc TO do. And
! didn't quite relish hi, offer to ge,
me a position. have Away, found
my own work, secured and hel dit on
my record. The fac, i. source OF
pride to me. i, s,iiened my mental
backbone. lent an edge 10 my voice a.,
| replied.
Unfortunately. | have no Other
choice" | said decidedly. Il have al.
ready accepted the sition. My con
tract is already signed and in the
possession OF the Bayview school dl-
rector. could not with honor with.
draw now even If | wished"
lie paid no attention to the last
lisusr VI MY I'llc spStNH anu a. 10
cep,ed my decision without pro,es,
But there was note in his voice
which brought back the vague i'm
preston Of his dsapproyal which |
had had before.
~Of course. you are your own best
Judge his words said, while his
voice told me that he considered me
nothing OF the kind. "But II you
should change your mind. won't you
le, me know"
/ promised perfune,orily, and he
abruptly went back to the story OF his
acquaintaneeship with Dicky. . tale
which brought, me near TO my hus-
band. held me CENTRALIZED until we
had reached the Bayyiew railroad
station, from which insisted upon
taking the train back to Marvin. ]
may have been mistaken, but ! i'm
asined that all through his story ran
a disapproving note OF my wilfulness.
and wasn't sorry when the time
came to bid him adieu. But l did
feel 4 bit remorseful, when. upon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-25
THEATER BILLS

Empress iheaier, - 10 10 IS p.
m-ChaflcS Ray in The Law oi
the North = comedy.
Majestic iheater. 10 IS q. m 20
lOA5 = N Shorty Hamilton IN
Shorty lnh ii,s Forty Wives,
serial comedy
Strand thcaier 10 " = NJ 10
10 Is p m AN the World for
Nothing comedy
New Folly thcater, lO4S a NJ
TO 10 IS p. m.--Mary Pickiord IN
"A Romance Of Redwoods - com
edy
Dfeamland thea,ef, 9 a m 10
II p. EVELYN Nesbii in u Want
10 Forget" Shorty Hamilton in
Paddock Holmes" serial; com.
dy
Auditorium theater 10 a. m. TO
10 IS p. m-I'eatufe bill yaudc-
wllc.
Liberty ,hcaiet, picture, ! 30
4 80, 1.lS, $50, vaudeville, 500,
30. go
Lyric ihea,er, ! 70 10 10 Is q. m
HAIRY Mofey IN "Iloafded As
sets" vaudeville.
Palace thea,er. 2:lS to II 10 p
m Yankee Doodle Girls in Hip,
Hip. lIoDray;" amateur nigh,
Stock Company.
Oyefhol'er theater. 74S p m
Saniord'S American PLAYERS in -
Stranger IN a Strange Land !"
ma,lncr' Wednesday Saturday
and SUNDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-25
DRINK 4 GLASS
or REAL hot WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.


Sanitary science has Of late made
rapid strides with results that are Of
untold blessing TO humanity. The lat
est application Of its untiring research
Is the recommendation that II 10 as
necessary to attend TO internal sani-
taiion OF the drainage system Of the
human body As il Is to the drains Of
the house.
Those OF Us who are accustomed TO
feel dull and heavy when We sri :,
splitting headache, stuify from .
cold, foul tongue. nasty breath. t~id
stomach, can. instead, feel - frsah
as . daisy BY opening the sluiess Of
the system each morning and flushing
out the whole of the internal poison.
ous stagnant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should. each morning before
breakfast, drink . slan Of real hot
water with teaspoonful of lime
stone phosphate In II 10 wash from
the stomach, liver and bowels the
previous days indiGestibie waste,
sour bile and poisonous toxins: thus
cleansing, sweetening and purifying
tho entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stom '.
The millions Of people who are
bothered with constipation. bilious
spells, stomach trouble. rheumatic
stiffness; others who have ssllo /,
skins, blood disorders and sickly
complications are urged to get q qu :.
ter pound Of Limestone phosphate
from the drug store. This will COS,
very little, but b sufficient to make
anyone a pronounced crank on the
subject Of internal sanitation. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-25
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
OCCUPIED NEXT JUNE

NORMAN. Okla. Jan. 2s.-(Spe-
eiaL)--The new library building At
The University Of Oklahoma viii be
ready for occupancy in June Of this
year, contractors have announced, al
though full use Of the building can
not be made Immediately because
funds are not available to buy COM
ple,e equipment The appropriation
for the building was $4,000.
The stack room in the new building
Is designed to hold 5000 books. Al
the present time the university library
has $1,000 books The building will
have one large reading room and a
number Of smaller study halls. II
is constructed so that additional
wings may be added later TO enlarge
the buildings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-25
TWO KILLED WHEN
AUTO 0vEn1URnS

CRENSHAW. Miss, Jan. 2s-Mrs.
B. J. Piuman and her son Rupert
we're drowned and DR.. Pi,,man II this
city, was injured last night when
their automobile overturned and
plunged down an l8-foot embankment
into q creek, pinning the woman knd
boy beneath II in eighteen inches Of
water. DR.. Piumap. who was caught
by the top Of the car, was forced TO
lie for 10 minutes by the bode, Of
his wife and son.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-25
Robbery of Mail
Charged to 26
u. S. Soldiers

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Jan. 2S,--
With the arrest Of 20 enlisted men
and one civilian here yesterday. rob
berry Of mail on large scale at Camp
Greenleaf was disclosed, according
20 Capt George Whatley Hall OF the
army intelligence service, who has
been in charge Of an investigation.
The officer stated il was impossible
to estimate the extent OF the theits
bu, more than 700 packages including
Christmas gifts were missing. The
names OF the men under arrest were
withheld Other arrests ,se expected
TO follow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-25
UT|L|Tv MEN TO
VISIT PACKERY
Trip Through Interurbau
Power Plant Also Planned,

A feature Of entertainment planned
Tor delegates 10 the Oklahoma u,lli.
ties convention here February D. 7, and
Y, will be a visit to Morri, and com
pany packing plant on Friday the first
day \ number of "Sharicl Pullmans'
or large suburban street cars will call
al the Lee-IIuckins hotel for the ylS-
itofs and after a visit to the lj.Nc
horsepower plan, at Relic l.le station
they Will he oonycycd 20 the packing
plant There they viii be entertained
by T. Il McKillip nt luncheon, after
which an inspection OF the entire plant
will follow.
The program for Friday, the first
day of the convention is as follows
0iO-"Thc Economy OF Automatic
Telephone" w l.. Campbell. general
superintendent OF the Automatic Elec.
TIC company. Chicago, H.
9i5-"Developmcnt Of Electric Rail
way,." John W Shartel. vice pre'l-
dent and general manager, Oklahoma
Railway company
10 50 What You Gee IN the Pack.
ilg Plat" FfR Mck,llIp, manager,
AsShl, and cumpany.
RI0-- Inspection trip. leave Lee
llhCSirS hotel IN "Shartel PullmanN" ="
Party IN charge Of H. II. liermes
II ,lO-Arriye Belle Isle power sta
,ion; forty minutes inspection tour Of
1870 horsepower plant, Guides, J.
W Shar,el and G.. y. Treat.
II S0-Leave Belle Isle station !.
party IN charge OF II. II. Hermes
- :D-Arrive Morris and company
packing plant.
- 50-Reiteshmen,s
- 5O-lnspection trip through the
departments OF the packing plant and
power plant Tour in charge oI +.
II Mckllllp and assistants
2.jS-Leave Morris and company
party IN charge of II. II. Hermes.
, S0-Afrivc Lee Huckins hotel As
somble IN convention room
JlS-"The Future of the Central
Station" n. NJ. Byllesby. president,
Il. NJ. Byllesby and company. Chi
cago. III
4O0-"Need of Natural Gas Con.
,erva,ion." Samuel s. Wyer, chief Of
national gas division. United States
fuel administration. Washington. ID,
{.
6N-Jovian "Rejuvena,ion," Frank
Myers. chairman.
3 D-Cabaret Entertainment-H
6. Peterman. chairman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-25
YOU Can KNOCK
OUT THAT COLD
DR.. Bells Pine. Tar. Honey win
help to do Il

What's more, il will help Nature to
do i, quickly and thoroughly. You
can tackle any cough due to colds OF
bronchial irritation with DR.. Bells
Pine Taf.Ho with full assurance
Of quick relief.
A few cents invested In a bottle
today and 4 few minutes spent in
reading the directions will mean read
iness for . cold when II comes along
The balsamic, soothing ingredient,
help Nature 10 loosen coughs due "a
colds. Try Il. Dc. 60c. $i0