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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-22

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n l. Red rooster for s3.03 1902 n.
Bread. phone 4l2
FOR SALE-Modern home by owner.
GIL n Sixteenth street.
FOR SALE.-Cood Jersey Durham
Cow. High Production r. w
Gross. 1892 W. Mansur. phone 7so.
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STATE ~ ohi0. CITY a. Toledo.
lncaa County. rs
Frank } Cheney make- oath that n
y Nenior Iaftner VI ihe firm ~ y ,
Vheney a Co. dolnE business IN ihs
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aforesaid, rad that add firm viii pay
The sum OF nNE HUNDRED not.
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send Tor Testimonials, fr-e
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hold by all druggists. s6e.
Halls Family rilla for cnnatlpatInr
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~ HALLS cATARRu MEDICINE
FRANK CHIMNEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-31
Sberatele PIP. FIR. Jenicek J. Smetana.
knizka els. 354l.

Rudolf Yunger. Benham Ave- 49,. $1,000
Ant. Gruber. 1908 Benham Ave. 800
Jaro Hum. 1911 Bcnham Ave. LOO
JOS. Bystrcky. 1911 Bcnham Ave. 800
Jan Rajfert, 128O8 Benham Ave. 1000
Karcl MaSek 1918 Benham Ave. 500
karel Baha, 12718 Benham Ave. ;. 500
Lad. Kreisman, 12717 Benham Ave. 500
Adolf Hodah. 1914 Benham Ave. 1000
karel Vodrazka. 124O5 Benham Av 500
Josef Soukup. 1211G Benham Ave- 200
josef Svec, 123O4 Oakfied Ave. 200
Henry Humr, 1904 Oakfield Ave. LOO
Jan Matousck, 1876 Oakfield Ave. 500
II. Scdivcc, 1240G Oakfeld Ave. 100
Josef Huml, 1886 Oakfeld Ave. 500
Fr. Hasman, 12519 Oakfied, Ave. 500
Jan karasek. 1865 Oakfeld Ave. 1000
Jan ,Balej, 1902 Oakfield Ave- 49,. 200
Jaro Kozak, 1862 Oakfield Ave. e 100
FIR. Mracek 12610 Oakfield Ave- 900
kar. Krcilek. l2610 Oakfeld Ave. 800
FIR. kuCera. 127O7 Oakfield Ave. LOO
Vine. Pavlik. l2714 Oakfield Ave. 800
Kasp. JaHorsly. 12503 Oakfield Av. 100
(Pokracovani.)
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SEZNAM CECH0 v CLEVE-
LANDU A OKOLl, KTERl
PkISPELl Ma NAROD-
Nj DAN.

Dalsi pfispsvky se pfijimaji v lfadov-
ne Cesksho Narodniho Sdruzeni.
Ufadovna je otevfena denne cd 8 hodin ra-
no do hod. odpol. a cd $3.50 hod.
odpol. do hod., vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-31
Sberatele pi Berta Sindelif a p. v. Sima.
knizka els. l649.

T. V. Lisy. 4l50 E. 113. St. $500
JAS. Hlavaty, 4l28 +. 1l4. st. .... LOO
X. Prochazka, 4126 K. ia. st. 800
Marie Jones, 4136 T.. ia. st. .... LOO
FIR. klima, 415 So f.. 113. St. w LOO
Vac. Lukas, 4l51 E. 112. St. LOO
JOS. klouzar, 1l715 Lardose Ave. 100
JOS. Dvofak, 3143 E. 1O4. st. 200
Vaclav Svec, 34O3 +. 1O4 st. ..... 200
Ant Koutsky, 3436 E. 1O4. ST. ... 200
Frank Novak, 3444 Z. 1O4. st. ... 200
Frank Vacha, 3 CLIO E. .104. St. .... 800
Mr.. Mazal, 1920 E. / Oh. st. . .2.0O
T. Skarubka. 1926 i. 104. st. -. LOO
Joe Cechal, 1926 l.. 104 ST. ... 400
Joe Hladky. $500 E. 1O4. ST. ...... LOO
B. Klir, 1864 E. 1O4. St. =. 100
Jar. Ledinsky, 1865 Z: 1O4. st. !. 100
f. Melichar, 3614 E. 1O4. st. ...... 800
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Marie Hucek, 3317 E. 118. st. 100
Bozena Riha, 1922 E. 11S. St. 100
Joe Kozelka, $500 E. SO. st. ...... 100
Steve Stolaf, 3579 E. 90. st. ...... 100
John Hopko, 1901 E. 90. st. >.... LOO
Steve Kytka, 1921 E. SO. St. ...... 100
Tom. Bachnovic, 1862 E. SO. st. -. 200
Emil Ondrey, 1866 E. SO. st. .... 800
Joseph Peters, 1921 E. 93 st. ..... 800
Miss Jurcak, 1887 E. SO. st. 100
Mrs. Rossy, 3739 f. SO. st. 100
Joe Sopkanic, 3739 E. 90. st. ...... LOO
P. Vasiskanin, 3739 E. SO. st. 49,. 100
Paul Jaske, 1857 E. SO. st. ...... 100
John Jacob, 3766 e. SO. st. 200
John Stefance, 3766 E. SO. St. .... 200
John Tomcka, 3766 E SO. St. ...... 200
Mrs. Andrew, 1898 E. SO St. ..... 100
Anna Strunak, 1898 E. SO. st. 100
Andrew Spisak, 1857 E. SO. St. -. 500
Frank Kohout, 1852 E. SO. st. 100
Josef Panek, 3459 E. 90. St. 200
E. Furka, 3465 E. SO. St. 100
Pavel Koporec, 1893 E. go. st. ..... 100
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-31

Anton Posta, 9S03 Sophia Ave. 400
Josef zlab, 9s03 Sophia Ave. 49,. 400
Frant. Novotny, Hudson Ave 80. 800
Jos. Vojslavsky, 1898 Broadway ). 800
F. A. Ballenberger,
1919 Wade Park Ave. 200
Karel Svoboda, 1927 E. 65. st. 100
Ant. Neubert, 7113 Union Ave. ;. 500
Zdenka Havlickova 1901 E. 48. st. 500
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Sberatelky pi. Divi; pi. Netie Mares.
knizka els. 35O7.

Josef Wesley, 1906 Harvard Ave. $500
B. Mark, 1281O Harvard Ave. .... LOO
Mr.. Boubal, Harvard Ave. 500
JOS Svoboda, 1904 Harvard Ave. 200
+. J. Sillba, 1896 Harvard Ave. 200
}. BelSan, 1851 Harvard Ave. 49,. LOO
josef Novy, 13415 Harvard Ave- 100
A. DuSek, Harvard Ave- 1.5O
Lad. Falta 1902 Crennel Ave. 200
Louis Sedlak, 1918 Crennell Ave. LOO
j. Skuhrovec, 1896 Crennell Ave. LOO
Aug. Svatba, 1904 Crennell Ave. 500
Mr.. Mack, 1917 Crennell Ave- 500
Jan Had, 1902 Durkec Ave. .... 200
Y. Vafa, Durkee Ave. 800
Jan Svoboda, 13402 Durkee Ave. >. LOO
A. F. Chudoba, 13416 Durkee Ave. 500
Mr.. Drobe CD Durkee Ave. ...... LOO
Jan Skola, l38O9 Durkee Ave. -. 500
AL. Pesek, 1906 Durkee Ave. .... 100
B. M. Kral. 138O1 Durkee Ave. 100
NJ J. Mares, 1900 Durkee Ave. LOO
Jan Kaufman, 1897 Durkee Ave. 100
Mat. Trhik. 1913 Harvard Ave. 200
Mr.. Safranek. Harvard. Ave. 100
Sbsratele pi. kinkorova, pi. Musilova
v. Sima.
Knizka els. 1886.
Marie Marsicek, 3472 E. 116. st. $1.00
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Sberatelka pi. Berta Sindelar.
knizka Gle. 1850.

Anton Zingr, 1891 +. 1O3. St. $500
Josef Lanzdorf, 1891 E. >1Oa. st. 500
Anna Bejbl, 1866 E. 1O3. st. -. 100
Jakub Beibl. 3165 Il. 1O3. st. 300
Vaclav Styblo. 3461 E. 1O3. st. 500
Ant. Jerabek. 1857 E. 1O3. st. .. 200
FIR. Kelesar 3437 E. 1O3. st. .. 200
Jan Podojl, 3433 L. 1O3. st. san. LOO
Ant. Krbanova, 3421 E. 1O3. st. -. 200
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Sbsratelky 81. Turek a pi. RIzickova.
Knizka els. 35O3.

Mat Hinst, 1868 Miles Ave. 49,. $500
Jan Bores, 1912 Miles Ave. 1000
JOS. Pokorny, 12408 Miles Ave. -. LOO
E. Zbornik, 1879 Miles Ave. ..... 500
Frank Koryta 1915 Miles Ave. -. 100
J. Becvar NIL, 1884 Miles Ave. -. 100
Becvar, st., 1854 Miles Ave., $3.50. 100
FIR. Domin, 1854 Miles Ave. .... 100
FIR. j. Volk, 1906 Miles Ave. .... 200
E. Blazej, 11404 Miles Ave. .. 100
E. Kartisek, 1928 Miles Ave. $500. 100
L. Kartisek, 1923 Miles Ave. -. 100
Marie Pocta 1892 Miles Ave. -. 500
Jos. Sindelaf, 10000 Miles Ave. 49,. 200
Anna Sacha, 1896 Miles Ave. -. 500
Ed. Vlchek, 1O5O6 Miles Ave. ... 500
Anna Votypka, 1O5O6 Miles Ave. ;. 500
Katerina Hruby, 104O6 Miles Ave- 500
j. F. MaZanec, 1O4O6 Miles Ave. >. 100
FIR Manalek, 1905 Miles Ave. 49,. 200
Tomas Sanda, 125O2 Miles Ave. -. 1000
JOS Opperman, 1925 Miles Ave. >. 500
Knixka els. 1904.
w. +. JirouSek, 1910 Mics Ave. $500
F. L. Hodous, 1912 Miles Ave. -. 100
F.. Black, 12609 Miles Ave. ..... 100
C. Mayer, 1890 Miles Ave. ...... 100
Frank Hruby, 1858 Miles Ave. -. 500
Julie Mares, 1852 Miles Ave. 49,. 200
D. Prosek, 123OO Miles Ave. .... LOO
j. v. Benes, 123O1 Miles Ave. 49,. 200
Jan Turek, 1852 Miles Ave. -. 1900
j. Kuban, Miles Ave. ..... 100
S. Papay, 1904 Miles Ave. ..... 100
JOS. Kaiser, Miles Ave. ...... 100
Sbsratele PIP. Vaclav Pokorny p. Mottl.
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Fr. Huspaska, 1926 E. 1873. st. 49,. 500
Anna Pesicek, 4253 E. 1873. st. 49,. 500
J. McGhea, 4261 E. 1873. st. ...... 100
V. Koubek, 4265 E. 1873. st. ..... 100
Anton Jirouch 1921 E. 1913. st. 80. 1000
J. Soukup, 1926 E. 1913. st. ..... 200
Josef Soukup 4239 E. 1913. st. -. 500
Jan Kuchta, 4121 E. 127. st. ..... 100
Alfred Srp, 4O79 E. 1877. st. ...... 200
Karel Marek, 4O69 e. 127. st. 49,. 100
C. Welner, 4O65 E. 1877. St. .... 100
Yer. Stepkova, 4076 E. 1877. St. .... 100
Wm Pinkerton, 4O76 E. 1877. st. -. 100
Jan Stepka, 4O74 E. 127. st. $500. 100
Jan Pazourek, 407O E. 1877. st. -. 200
Knizka Gle. $50.
Frank Koza, 3449 E. 1873. st. -. $500
Frank Zoula. ALTO E. 127. st. -. 100
Kat. Hejlova, 3449 E. 1913. St. -. 800
Marie Baxa, 1885 E. 1913. st. ..... 100
FIR. Holecek, 1923 E. 1913. st. -. 200
Jos. Sipan, 4O97 E. 1877. st. ...... 100
JOS. Krupka, 42S8 E. 1913. St. ..... 100
M. Marek, 424O E. 1928. st. ...... 100
SbSrateka pi. kfizek.
Knizka els. 35O5.
Barb. Vacik 1854 Hlavin Ave. :. $500
Vac. Vitek, 1876 Hlavin Ave. -. 100
Jan Klika, 12818 Hlavin Ave. 80. 100
Anna Klika, 1892 Hlavin Ave. 49,. 100
Geo. Klika, 1892 Hlavin Ave. :. 100
Jan Kraus, 1917 Hoy Ave. .... 500
A. G. Horning, 12917 Hoy Ave. -. 100
E. Krause, 1917 Hoy Ave. .... 100
Frank Kuchta, 1899 Hoy Ave. 80. 100
Frank Euchan, 1905 Hoy Ave. :. 200
Josef Skalicky, 1912 Hoy Ave. :. 500
j. Jedlinsky, 1906 Hoy Ave. .... 100
w. Lubecky, 1906 Hoy Ave. ..... 100
w. j. Vinopal, 12818 Beachwood ;. 100
Anast. Horak, 1918 Beachwood 200
H. Petrasko, 1914 Beachwood Ave. LOO
JOS. Navratil, 1914 Beachwood Av. 500
Frank Wolf, 1910 Caine Ave. ..... LOO
Josef Svab, 1860 Caine Ave. ..... LOO
Anton Soucek, 1910 Caine Ave- ). 100
Sbsratee pi. Warwick E. Vipenka.
Knizka els. 3516.
Bohumil Line, 1851 Marston Ave. $1,000
Nemecek, Marston Ave: w 500
Cros. Marston Ave. ..... 100
Hradek, Marston Ave. .. 100
A. Vohnicky, 12818 Marston Ave. 500
(jmeno necitelne) Marston Ave. 200
Mr.. Sllvka, Ferris Ave. ......... 200
MIR. Bores, Ferris Ave. . LOO
JOS. Stemberk, 1906 Ferris Ave >. 500
Mr.. JanOta Ferris Ave- 200
Vaclav Nocar, l2818 Ferris Ave. 500
FIR. Cervenka, 1922 Ferris Ave- -. 100
Josef Bartak, 1904 Ferris Ave. 200
Karel Novy, 1908 Ferris Ave. 49,. 200
JOS. Ovcacek, 1910 Ferris Ave- -. 800
Mr.. Valisevsky, Ferris Ave. 80. 100
Jan Brezina, 1929 Ferris Ave. 200
Mr.. Pospichal Ferris Ave. .... 1000
Jos. krejci, Ferris Ave. $50
EN-. Lenc. Ferris Ave. ..... 500
Mr.. Safranek, Ferris Ave. ..... 100
Anton Srnka, 132O9 Ferris Ave. -. 500
V. Humpal, 132O7 Ferris Ave. $500. 100
Rud. Fronek. 133O1 Ferris Ave. -. LOO
Barb. Trojan, 132O6 Ferris Ave. -. 200
knizka els. 3517.
Mike Mares, 1920 Ferris Ave- $1.OO
Josef Rybak, 1906 Ferris Ave. -. LOO
Jan Semrad, 1920 Ferris Ave- 80. 100
Vudka, Ferris Ave. " 200
j. G.. Warwick, 134O6 Ferris Ave. LOO
Sberatelky pi Divis pi Netie Mares.
knizka els. 35O7.
Josef Wesley, 1896 Harvard Ave. $500
B. Mark, 1870 Harvard Ave. 49,. LOO
Mr.. Boubal, Harvard Ave. 500
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Sberatelka pi. krupka.
knizka cis. $500.

Kristyna Sojeba, 42SS E. 1913. St. ). $500
Jos. Simkula, 1920 E. 128 St. 80. 100
Marie Kubec, 4274 E. 1913. St. 80. 200
E. S. Gmeno necit.) 4274 E. 128 100
Frank kubec, 1870 T.. 1873. st. ... 200
krista Faktor. 427O E. 1928 st. -. 100
Anton Kolar, 4266 f. 128 st. 200
Josef Cipra, 1850 E. 1873. st. 49,. 200
Josef Rezac. 424S E. 1873 St. 300
Josef Nlk, 4248 z. 1873. St. 800
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-05-14
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 80 Years
Always bears ~ -
the NW%
Signature Of ~>kH~ |C<Z<<t<zS

II should like to go down to Wash
ington with you and help you In any
way that cam"
"All right, partner-we'll try It." he
answered gravely. II hope that don't
forget and work you as hard as work
myself. 1t wouldn't be decent. have
great many letters to write. I'll try
thinking out loud while you take them
down in sound-hand. Then you can
draft them neatly and I'll sign them.
You have tact and good manners and
can do many of my errands for me and
gave me from those who have no good
reason for taking up my time"
"You will meet the best people and
the worst. There's just chance that
it may come to something worth while
who knows? You are young yet. 1t
will be good training and you will wit
ness the making Of some history now
and then"
What cation / felt!
Again the voice of the hound, which
had been ringing in the distant hills,
was coming nearer.
"We must keep watch-another deer
is coming" said the senator
We had only a moments watch be-
fore a fine yearling buck came down
to the opposite shore and stood look
ing across the river. The senator
raised his rife and fred. The buck
fell in the edge of the water.
How shall we get him?" my friend
asked.
ut will not be difficult" / answered
as / began to undress. Nothing was
difficult those days.
swan the river and towed the
buck across with beech withe In his
gambrel joints. The hound Joined me
before was half across with my bur-
den and nosed the carcass and swan
on ahead yelping with delight.
We dressed the deer and then 1
had the great joy of carrying him
on my back two miles across the coun-
try TO the wagon. The senator wished
to send a guide for the deer, but In
sisted that the carrying was my privi-
lege.
"Well, I guess your big thighs and
broad shoulders can stand it, said he.
my uncle has always said that no
man could be called hunter until he
can go into the woods without q guide
and kill deer and bring 1t out on
his back. l want to be able to testify
that / am at least partly qualified"
"Your uncle didn't say anything
about fetching the deer across a deep
river without boat, did he?" Mr..
Wright asked me with q smile.
Leaves of the beeches, naples and
asswoods-yellowed by frost-hung
like tiny lanterns, glowing with noon
day light, above the dim forest aisle
which we travelled.
The sun was down when we got to
the clearing.
"What day 1t has been I" said Mr..
Wright when we were seated In the
wagon.
zone of the best In my life," I an
swered with JOY In my heart the like
of which / have rarely known I'm these
many years that have come to me.
We rode on In silence with the calls
of the swamp robin and the hermit
thrush ringing In our ears as the night
fell.
Its a good time to think. and there
we take different roads," said my
friend. you will turn into the future
and into the past"
Contributed.
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CHAPTER XVIII.


My mental assets would give me a
poor rating. l presume, In the COM
merce of modern scholarship when
went to Washington that autumn with
Senator and Mrs. Wright. Still It was
no smattering that I had, but rather a
few broad areas Of knowledge which
were firmly In my possession. My best
asset was not mental but spiritual, II
may be allowed to say It. In all mod
esty, for, therein claim no special adj
vantage. saving, possibly, an unusual
strength Of character In my aunt and
uncle. Those days the candles were
lighting the best trails Of knowledge
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TexarIfana, Texas. i,
"Ikeep house and / was weak, run
down and nervous, back ached a good
deal of the time, so it was hard to
take care of my chickens and do my
work-Vinol has restored my strength,
and my nervousness has gone, so
/ can do my work as well as ever.
Every rundown woman should take
vinol. Mrs. Emma Britt.
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CARD OF THANKS

/ sincerely wish to thank all those
who so kindly assisted me in the bur-
ial of my father, Edmond Ring. The
old friends who responded so kindly
in my hour of grief.
Mrs. E. Shoup and family.
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METHODIST

Sunday, 1000, class meeting; 1890,
morning service; 11:45, Sunday
school; Epworth league, 600; even
ing service at TOO p. m.
Prayer meeting for young women
in Philathea room and young men in
Baraca room Tuesday evening, 7:30.
Thursday evening at 1880, general
prayer meeting followed by Bible
stury. P. Ray Norton Pastor.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Regular services on Sunday, 10:3D
a. M. Worship and communion.
1900 noon, Bible school; 600 p, m,
senior c. E.; 700 p. m, evangelistic
service.
Mid-week prayer meeting and
training class Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
You are cordially invited to all SER
vices of the church.
HI. z. Curch, Pastor.
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LATTER DAY SAINTS

Sunday school, 1920; prayer SER
vice. 11:30; religo, $50; preaching,
1880. j. ID. Aelick, Pastor.
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ST. JOsEPH,s CATHOLIC

Mass every other Sunday at 8 a. m,
every alternate Sunday at 1890 a. m.
Mass every week day at 7:30 a. m,
Rectory residence, 400 South Bridge
street.
Rev. John A. Klich. Rector.
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Rundown People
VinOl is What You Need

Weak, rundown nervous men and women need
Vinol because it contains the most famous recon-
structive tonics in an agreeable and easily dgested
form: - Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron and
Manganese Peptonates and Glycerophosphates
We guarantee there is no tonic equal to Vinol.
HERE IS PROOF
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science society, LOG So.
Pleasant street.
Sunday morning service at 10:45.
Sunday school at 11:45.
Testimonial meeting every We'd
nesday evening at 7:30.
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BAPTIST CHURCH

m; Bible school, 1900; B. Y. p. u,
900 p. M; evening service, TOO;
prayer meeting, Thursday evening at
1880. w. A. Bliss. Pastor.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-05-14

Marguerite Clark in "Bab's Mat
inee Idol" at the Empress Friday,
May 8, one of the "Sub-Deb" stories.
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FREE METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school, IU:UU.
Morning worship, 11:00.
Class meeting, 1900.
Evening service, TOO. Sermon by
the pastor.
Holiness meeting, Tuesday evening.
7:30.
Prayer service, Thursday evening,
7:30.
You are welcome.
j. Fred Iulg, Pastor.
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CHURCH es4.lsE!
zSurlndl5 Schools

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
w. J. Rookie, Pastor.
Morning service at 1890.
Sunday School at 1900.
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 p. m.
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Detroit, Mich.
"I got into a weak, rundown con-
dition, no appetite, tired all the time
and headaches - but had to keep
around and do my homework. read
about vinol and tried it-within two
weeks commenced to improve, and
now have a splendid appetite and feel
stronger and better in every way. p
Mrs. John +. Watson.
For all rundown, nervous, nnnemic COZ
feeble old people and delicate chill
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-01

expected for the bill, and strong pres
sure is expected to be exerted at
Paris to permit the exhumations,
which the French government would
delay further.
The position of the government is
rather an embarrassing one. because
Of the unexpected opposition at Paris,
where fear is expressed that exhuma-
ton at this time would have insani-
tary dangers and that passage
through that unstrung country, of the
long death trains might have disas-
trous effect upon a none too firmly
established morale. 1t is the purpose
of the government TO convince the
ally that these fears are exaggerated.
1t is probable that large number
of American families will ultimately
decide to permit their sons to rest
on the soil on which they fought. in
the great memorial cemeteries now
being formed. But the way should
be quickly opened for meeting the
wishes of all who would have the
bodies of their kin returned. The
wishes of the individual family in
every case should be paramount.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-01
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.

The continued illness of President
Wilson calls attention once more TO
the function of the vice president, and
the always existing chance that he
may suddenly find himself the chief
executive. Vice presidents are nomi-
rated very hastily and carelessly, and
without consideration of the chance
that they may succeed to the presi-
Dental office.
The functions of the vice president
are not tempting to a man of force
and ambition. A vice president has
practically nothing to do. and no Of
fetal influence.
The office should be one of the
most important and attractive in the
whole government, and the ablest
men in the country should be encour-
aged to compete for it, as they do for
the speakership of the house. Much
could be said in favor of giving the
nomination to the man who stands
second in the national convention hal
loting for president. This might Sc
cure craftsmanship of high rank.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-01
WILD CAT CHASERS.

1t was reported at the recent con-
vention of the Investment Bankers
association at st. Louis, that thou
sands of statesmen were canyassing
the country selling spurious stocks
and bonds.
The fever of speculation possesses
the country A lot of people who
never before had money to handle are
throwing it around. They read the
fabulous stories of people who made
big gains out of small investments
But they never read of the great host
who invest and never see their money
again.
Meanwhile it is not possible to get
funds enough to develop the country,
Sound projects for utilizing water
powers, lending money to finance bet
ter farming, helping established in
dustries to enlarge can't get loans or
have to pay exorbitant interest. All
this retards production and helps
keep up cost of living.
1t is time to go slow and watch
out for trouble, People who have had
no experience in investing money
should consult their home bankers
before sending it away to distant
projects they have no means of inves-
tigating. 1t is a good rule. that an
investment promising a high rate Of
interest involves risk of loss of prin-
cipal Better select some sound Sc
curity right around home. where your
own home people will keep watch
o. it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-01
Only a Cold.

Are you i'll? IS often answered.
"Oh! it's only cold" as If a cold
was matter of little consequence, rVt
people are beginning to learn that a
common cold is matter not to be
trifled with, that some of the most
serious diseases start with a cold. AS
soon as the first indication of a cold
appears take Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. Remember that the sooner
you get rid of your cold the less the
danger, and this remedy will help you
to throw it off.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-01
SIGN OF SANITY IN ARIZONA.

The union laboring men of Tucson,
mainly railway employees, appear to
have ditched the I. w. w. engine that
was running wild in Arizona. The
engine went head-on against the Am
erican Federation of Labor when
Gompers was denounced by the State
Federation's president, Croaff, who
had, it was alleged, made Arizona a
hot-bed for l. w. w. ideas Control
Of the labor journal was, voted away
from him and now he is threatening
to establish another paper, to assail
the men who had the state convention
cordemn him by resolution for radical
editorials Men like Croaff do much
to keep the country from standing by
labor unions. The people are never as
radical as such fellows and are chary
of giving support to labor when ex-
tremists seem to be running unions.