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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
LEGhLS
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEErlNG

STATE or OKLAHOMA, County NJ
OKLAHOMA, Notice w hereby given
that the. regular annu, meeting OF the
hOCkholdcrs. ~ tho Oklahoma Lease
Holding company viii b. held Mt 3l7
Majestic Bldg. In the city VI okla
houn, county " oklahoma. ON the 18TH
dJy " January. 1913. for tho purpose of
the election of lluutd Of Directors for
the ensuing year Nnd other hgslncs,
that may properly come before snid
meeting Gins n Steward. president
q Y Lindsay secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
CHICAGO cAsn CRAIn-

tiUlNIp. jan ~ con. so
'r'Iua. roulun. uNTr standard a.
4ll, RYE h0.4 : il.o!uitg1 BAR.
LLl -llull ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
ST LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, Jan. I,--rOULTRY; hens
aic springs 2aci turkeys Ale ducks ~
reese. ale BuTTER creamery eoc
EGOS 6bc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
10000 FUND Raised.

The ugrrs, WJs called Hy the
International " rtcr' Ucrr,e
league and /, comp ,rl Of m.r,
than so delegate, itum trade, unm..
~ Narou, state, Labor orgau5l-
ton, rir1n. .u' tic ouuu',. hlran.
the il.ht - secure r.N iul i.r
the men. II ., sad have raised 500
On1 4, defense iunl
l.. u Nolan .,i SAN francisco.
sccrcrlr, treasurer oi 'Jc ds'rH e
league. called the conference .u ,lrr
j, introduce John llngerIlI lrc,.
dent Of the Chicago Federation o.
Labor. a, temporary chairman W
Bouric Cochran ot NV Fork. ami
Frank + Walsh of Kansas Cns wcfc
scheduled to make addrc,.et
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
THIRTEEN

lurH N democratic state headquarters
.u me- i,utn floor ~ the hkirNin hotel.
If"H understood mat the place Win b.
u ,hugr m g. h Russell M AiDsA,
l'napoprr man ana ono NJ ''oyI nor
l.r.'fiturs primary canpHig W'ua'
t.r1.
Nav Dining Room opsnsd now
dining room ~ be- ubod mIInlY fif ban.
uusfH nnd meetings WAS up"urd NJ tha
/ l.'s- llurklns hOi'i to-day " v.l 10
/ Ir0Nu lH tho 'trrllis room" sud N
I.rIioi m the dungeon. - the ntms
.rIIIHi,H. n 10 finished win tfsills
= French gray which. when completed,
HIil be- covered Win growing vines and
ryNofF Furniture IN harmony With
. 'hD general decoration Vl'l bo in>'rliO
immediately
Robertson 10 -Goysrnr Ron.
lf'#nu htH accented Hn Invitation ~
l..u tho address ~ welcome Hi 'ja
opening ~ ~" Ttata convention NJ 'u9
N.'lnpmH trii'iss hHF0cntIou on l.H
u las hokL "
c,ifone tasls. sew number ~
i... I.I.H Uf mo catholic .fHI.u . FIu
rnfsrg 100 r' Rcd rrlsH s..lrg
rng lni'f. making gsfm'nit gov rr-
. N '. r." W. ~
'"H' square and reaching nlu ~ a. no
.l...Eg H awaiting DhlnnnEt Nlty
women Nr'Hfo tho end u January.
Women a. Az welfare ilins ara
u..'f ury ~ the woWru'H council 81
l.u lr is R'lfifa movement IN riVig
'..'.s.'.rs bni 10 lend ~ nIi ~ - irfy.
s. us.'..g ni'l lo held ms week and
..'..H plans worked out.
Teacher, 20 Banquet + Guilty
p. I.Ur md business meeting ~ ~"
.ru,u h.gh school tsrShTtf vii bn
T'.I 5i m" ENryiu hotel January is.
.i.t viii hY luii Tor thirty -rlght
GARD n1h School Sub. - l'hll nara
Ir. recently returned from camp IKE.
i.'''i" Rock Ars IL substituting ~ n
M'uber Of tho high school faculty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
PROVISIONS
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, Jan Ii-BuTTER
and POULTRY unchanged EGGS, 2c
lower Flrs's Bee. seconds not quoted
POTATOES. unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

ulNOD. roWs nnh hrlfrrs ~ Goa n 10
raunefH 81 2buHo0 rniNrH E7tUl7 iJ
hllELl receipts ! luH roHdy, hmhH
ilb iou r. 20, 'WrH l'HHull1u, caunufa
IL UUuJUU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
REAL ESTATE WANTED

HAVE BUYER f.. good 5.rpom
home, can walnut ,gi o''cr ,
o clock
WANTED TO tlld,. ,hn'fr mouenE
notes dtnWiug O. uorrrrH '.iorrHt Tor
@ ~ Groom w.irrp hung allow, north.
lumHn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
lhW York SUGAR

NEW YOnK, Jan. II SUGAR raw
steady, centrifugal 7?Sc, fine granu-
lated 5000,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
tI~aoIIn. P,tutn rIf,d NH"

hranlsns Return rlf,d l'I. fa
WDinxg Wh.iH many DEIaF.ut '.fE.Ha
H'fr stil suugig i.ssI Zoo u'r .'..
o. special car rolled into tho .f, bear.
."g fifteen tired. sleepy msmD"~s ni
'.r kNlrs club. HUI their wives. Pc.
ming from iglf nI' ~ Il'fh
THsy ler yesterday afternoon u' D
,.urk arriving su Tulsa about q
From hat time MIA If1u iH4t Ugh'
when they returned 10 their lIf 10
was on" fp.ri ~ T1y'iF. according ''
ur" ~ 'h" party IT," occasion RHH H
...HNrf'Du - ''" frD,rt o. a charter
'.r the kIRIrI- club lu Tulsa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

headquarters 20 De Voted The
Democratic state Central committee.
here today voted 90 continue uaiut"u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
"a Days without Ram.

The lonpcs, period wirhul, Oul inrh
OF more OF precipitation was - da,
extending from March ! to y. 30.
elusive
The last fsrczirg temperature ~ the
,pring was March *. when the thcr
momc'er reached u degree, The
.u.t freezing temperature ~ the
autumn was ON November p, yheu %
wa, 30 degrees above zero The length
oi the grovlng season IN lJlS was PSI
days. while the average length o, tn,
season IS PA days
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
MUCH COFFEE GIVEN
TO TROOPS AT HUT

Mrs Ed Ovcrholser, chairman OF
the can,ccn department, OF the civilian
relief, Oklahoma County Red Cross,
reported that from December !, 1913
to January T. 1919, $500 soldiers, lac
sailors and United States marines
were served at The can,ecn hut. Eigh,
sick men were taken from trains and
cared FOR
Food dispensed during the month
was 400 gallons OF coffee, 1000 sand,
wichcs, Lao pounds oi cookies 2S
bushels Of apples and 5000 cHare,s
One hundred and ninety-iivc meals
were served in the hut also, to sol.
ders who remained over from trains
tnryi'e through from camp to home
The people OF Oklahoma will have
a chance during the week of FehruaN
$40 to make their creed OF univrrsa
brotherhood cash order for ioot
and clothing where these are needed
This is the week OF the Armenian anc
Sytian relief campaign to raise SO,
Ov0OOO for the destitute war sufferers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
LEONARD SHADES
new YORK BOXER

IINLNIELpHfA. Jan II Kenny
Leonard, tho lightselght champion. de-
'Hi'sd Harlem Eddie k'lly ~ Srw
YORK IN n uiI-round bout here lHst
f.rhi Lsonlfi won four ~ ihH slt
rngud. one ~ns even. Will" Kelly had
tfr better Of tho first round
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

Embelrlsment Case Dismissed Tn
emhe'llcmcnt charge against D. n
Mtuch insurance man. was disrlissri
this morWrg los =. = poune' ju,'Ic
- peace. ON motion of John +. GuNrr
assistant county attorney The cost O.
the case was assessed against = $
stone tho complaining witness stone
u is said, failed to apprlr to prosecute
the case after h,.rE notified
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
IN Incht, Of WalfL

Dartn. ~, year dr,c u,rc Aa,
ln.he, ni pre- .pn'.u 'hr pfa',.'
bong on Mar s. nhcn AIS in.He, u.
rain fell There pr-c lb5 m.l,, ~
snowfall ln'.n ,.'s ~ mr'.s h.r.
300 January % r.h, 40 ,.,m.r
ani 1h r.i,, o., br.ru.nr
fur 5lN hours tine sun ,hpnc ON
Oklahoma CI'y lwrnl 1919. 'hf, being
20 pcroen, oi 'ec possible humber NJ
hour, 4 sunshine There we're -
clear day' ~ partly cloudy hl5s ~
cloudy DAYS, rs day, N tm.n snow
fell. 20 da,, On winch 'hun'rrHorms
occurred and , days On which there
was dense fog
The average hourly WHi ye'.rIw
for the ycsr was 1873 ul,, p,- hour
the average direction beng from ,re
,ouiha The ighcN'Nr'..p va, q
miles an hour. reached D. 4 uYrihac.'
wind on lun~ ~
The year iyis set a new &c ord iIf
low mean temperature ior January
and a high mean temperature 'Ur iu-
gust The mean temperature ir- Jan
uary wa, Is degrees above. while the
average for August Was $50 degree
above zero.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

Assault Gaze DlsmlNed-Chargcs ~
committing u criminal assault ou Mrs
Mao Ross were dismissed this morning
hN Z + ponnch, Justice ~ yca,,
against Max Evans Evidence was taken
IN the case two weeks 1ro and was held
Insufficient 10 hold Evans for trial
Mrs Ross charged thl' Evans attacked
her and draggci hrr from an automo-
bile.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
LABOR RAISES
100000 FUND
TO AID MOONEY


CHICAGO, Jan II yorc than
q thousand delegate, representing
prdri'0allY-Sytfy international UNION
and ,cuifNlablr organization in The
country attended Ihc national labor
pHgrc,, hcrc today which va, called
bg lir international Wofkcr' De
tense league to adopt definite plans
iYf obtaining new TRIALS for lhoma,
! Mooney and Warren Billings, now
'cfwng Ne tIus ior murder ~
connection all' the san lrancfco
preparedness" parade bomb outrage
July -, lyln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

ConelsVe 4, Called A special caralave
cf fNH Oklahoma tumrtrIrry 40 =
kr gf'' TempIar. is cHll1i f0r 'omor.
row afternoon aud night beginning ~
2 1.r.0Ck The Red Cfo. will be COM
frrroi urnu ,u' companion ard the
Knight % Malta degree aud order OF
'hc Temple on sN others
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

Cloudmar asturns-Capt Harry II
Cluudman Who returned to the Oify ye.-
tcrdny made his official Ull ou mem
hcr' " the boath OF education and su-
perintendtnt ct city schools this morn.
ing lie plans 20 take up hls work
AS medical Inspector Of the ci'y schools
in ten days or two weeks lie hats been
discharged from tho army.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

justices 20 neet-Justicca OF the
pence representing a number of roun-
ties " HE state will Frr' this afternoon
I'm the Lee HuClNus lH'rl and organize
an association. Committees will ly ap.
pointed ,o ask members ~ tho leriel
turo 90 change certain laws concerning
the costs allowed usUDvH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

Tflrs. of ius yrrlnus rf.I,s ut cattle t-
spyf. Hniht'Iy sa tulI.HH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

Alleged Bootisposr H-ld Tom U.ro.
way, negro, who nSs been IN tho CT,
jail fur scVcrHl DAYS. was taken 20 e.,
county hN this morning after he he'd
hccu Urrnirucd before County Judge W
Il Tnylor ON charge OF illrgnl posses
Ncu of whisky. lie entered II plea ol
net guilty and his bond was fixed a'
5000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

Soldier Lllepe, Wrong Clayton Fo.-
's. colder Who has iust returned to
bH,Hh0u' city from sr months ~
service overseas. declared th.s morning
that although promised JOB by local
construction company mis- morning Or
ihr condition that he obtain ~ hammer
upon his return he was told Hl
Jobs were filled civilians wer. ~ a..
majority. no said. and only one soldier
MAS employed on the JOB
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

School Building Starts Ground was
broken this morning for construction oi
ihe board - education and heating
plant building fpr Irving school An
informal meeting of the committee on
buildings and grounds was held ~ lrv.
ing school IN connection with the be-,
ginning ~ 'h!s project Tho Lisle- Dun.
ming Construction company vssswArisd
N" contract for t2iDiS The building
wiil.hc completed June ~. 1871?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
New OH Stations 5

New Oh Stations SoNcrg, requests -
fIissh i.w g.l stations .u various
parts ~ tpWn.Wi' be- made 80 -. ,ty
commissioners WS Nrg uLs aN"rroon.
other Than that. Slow ng bills Will 0o-
,Igy most OF the time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

and r.s tlfr' hotties. il'd v|u
HN4i .s .Iit - io AS proof alcohol
.na ''r.N.f : in 40 tfIal ~ 10" Niu
..1 So n G.rs IH municipal court
'rIa morning plF0ncloiL,siusu ils"p
.rI NugfHs.l testified that they cape
fuf'I me- s4iirrss containing N, ND
nway No iN" IActrg'oVn IRE d".
pff'r.rH' Hri mt mo frcm"n ghli
NIHu uld Iurs md lsn n there IN"
attorney if 'hc iRJ asked n 'pu'in.
u1rr" - no case urNl tomorrow
morning which NHH lrur'si
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

Teacher, 20 Banquet Guilty
4 i.ur Hrd business meeting ~ ihs
u,u ngh school tsrShTtf vii bn
held 1i 'Ir kNrviu hotel January rs.
Ii.t.# viii BOO l1li Tor thirty -"lght
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

rirst "yaq" on Record Tho fret man
% plead ggH'. 20 l,'uE l ytgrag' iT
''. court Hlp' vel 'hfF morning fog tn"
o., son ~ Joe i|usHr Twenty DAYS ~
n warm .g .sl looked good 90 HIM.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

Democratic Ignorance, Subject rs
astonishing how Ignorant people arc
ON the subject ut democracy" said
Dr. Edward Howard Grihgs when I'D
dressing members of the Lions club to-
day ON the subject Education In New
Ern.' They are now only IN the pat
INT medicine stage hr continued.
Under a mass OF legislation you can
not drive men into tho kingdom ~
heaven and II you did. II would bee 80
changed that would prefer the other
trip"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

GARD nI1h School SUB Ghii nara
Jr. recently returned from camp lHke.
iI''ta Rock ArE IL substituting H n
member o' IN. high school faculty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

Rotary Meeting Discussed Hy Mar
TIN " s., Louis. district governor ~
Rotary, addressed the local Rotary
club at noon today at lts weekly meet
ing In the Lee llnckms hotel It's
subject was the district conference TO
he held here on February AZ and &C.
Tie has been In the city several DAYS.
assisting In arrangements
Alma record., 1919-09-04
FIRST IMPRESSIONS

impressions often lasting whether right or
wrong The result i'm Love at first sight. and
the again they don't hence is important that they should be
right possible for ii Is sometimes difficult to re-
wrong impression.
The other day well dressed business-ke appearing
OH the and passed through the depot
AS they through and caught sight of the litter of
old papers ash barrels and other debris lying around
plain said to the other That looks like h don't
it? which the other replied Don't to have much pride
around this burg
Now that entirely wrong impression of Alma but
impression that has out among strangers and
Alma responsible for it, unntenonay of
change the facts the In spite of the
and other attractive features in that Vcn
iy the thing that made the greatest impression the dirt
and litter lying around in great profusion.
We all anxious that Alma should present the best
sbe appearance and all have personal responsibility in
this One dirty place attracts attention and COM
hence it becomes doubl import
that should each recognize responsibility and do
part.
Alma will be clean dirty people who live here make
No Ladies Aid Society from outside somewhere
and clean We must do that ourselves and the
and the better do it, the better impression
people going to have of citizens.
On the whole Alma is clean wholesome, progressive
little city. 1t be the ceanest city in Michigan choose
to make it It's problem.
Alma record., 1919-09-04
Piece Of Ancient Meteor.

MeteorireS of Indicated great age are
conspicuous by their absence from mu-
scum collections. and il Is suggested
that such specimens may diSintegrate
and disappear from the rocks within
relatively short time after falling.
The British museum. however. has late
" acquired II Slice of somewhat less
than pound from meicoric iron
thk * believed 10 represent an ancient
fall. The slice i from one of two sim
liar masses that were found in Janu-
arv 1903. within few miles OF Daw-
son Klondikc. and that from their
position deep in the oldest grav"ls OF
the district are thought 10 have rested
therG~Since the pliocene age or before.
From his study of The original Speci-
mems in the Museum of the Geologi-
cal Survey at OumNa Il. \ A. John
son concluded that they are part Of
single mctcorir shower of Tertiary
time.
Alma record., 1919-09-04
LABOR DAY

On Monday, the nation celebrated Labor Day 1t fitting
that should the be celebrated
this but wonder how of recognize the slgnl
it, the matter sufficient thought to celebrate
inteligently.
The aborng people the buwark of the nation and its
prosperity depends very largely upon them.
1t is customary class aboring only those who
work with their hands but strictly speaking practically
all aboring people welfare depends largely
actions.
Lately there has been tendency of certain unions to give
the that they really the only aborng men, and
that their rights must be considered first Especially has that
with regard railroad who have asked for and
received boosts to the detrment of their
fellow workers. who haven't had equivalent raise but have
had to pay the increased cost of living.
The primary object of Labor Day for the purpose of
giving dignity labor and bringing about equality of
whether they toied in the field shop office store. in order
that their families might enjoy the blessings OF Just American
Civilizations We best accomplish this by cooperation and
fighting amongst ourselves who shall the most
do that deact from the dignity of labor and work
an Injustice upon of our fellow workers.
The spirit of fairness and justice should prevail at all of
labor councils going to continue America great
Alma record., 1919-09-04
BLIND ACCEPTANCE

developed White House conference between the
Foreign Committee the President that the only
form which the japanese agreements for the return OF Shan
four Asked by Senator Me- lumber II there was any objection
being public the President replied Il think there
session. and would that carefully preserved
nent giving 600 Chinese citizens thousands of square
miles Chinese territory and natural Of that
representative Paris that they will all be given backa
ise that made in secret in language that is still mystery
the
treaty making power that considering the proposition
We believe that treay-maing is matter of such great
Importance that the Senate fully informed
the matter and there should be an open and abvebod CO.
operation branches Of government This is time
for us to do things out in the open Secrecy suspicion
tendency Boshevism and anarchy which
America should saeguarded and then should do
what for neighbors man who would look after
other families first and neglect his would be considered
heather.
Ever since the Government took railroads
been disturbed prices of freight and traffic have
generally It's time something done to put this
business stable basis and give the public decent service
at reasonable price
Careessness has done great deal toward the failure
many people is difficult to be exactng in the performance
do any good to say oh my after the damage is done the
time guard against today, and all
the days to
Complaint distribution of government food supplies
surrounded with conditions that of moderate
could not take advantage of the low prices only what
could have been foeseen Red tape poor string to put
around package for sale to the public.
Good citizenship and common safety demands that we shall
al look around home what do toward reducing
the high of living and getting things back to sound basis
Every time an unknd thing about your neghbor
do him injustice take from self re-
spec and rob your life OF some of its goodness
Live as we should today, won't worry about
what's going happen Each will take
OF itself if today's duties are well done
be awful booster club that is behind the cost OF
living and looks though all the knockers had Joined in
since every knock is boost
Alma record., 1919-09-04
Bloody Civil War Battle.

H. lSG2. on the 3Ist day of May.
rhe battle of Fair oaks Va. took
plnce. II was "a small engagement.
bur i'm proportion 10 the number "
men engaged was one of the most
saneuinary of thc civil war. An ad
vance guard Of lhe Army ~ thc Po
tomnc. numbering 10000 men. was at
tackled 10y 70 force of about l3ooO Con
federatcs fcv wile~ east OF Rich.
u.ond. The battle asted q day and a
half and resulted FOO % technical VIC
tory for The northern soldiers. Each
side lo-+ more thln 7onp men In killed
wounded aud missing
Alma record., 1919-09-04
Dust Is Very DANGEROUS.

All kinds of dust form dangers TO
human beings Not only does dust eN.
ercise a direct harmful influence on
thc tissues of the organism. hut IL is
The chief transporting agent of germs
Of Infection and coutaGion.
Dust is composed of nhniteSimal
particles Of street mud and of refuse
of every description which lies on the
surface of the soil.
Bacterioogst> say that these par
particles. when dry. are disseminated
in the atmosphere, together with all
the impurities and microbes which
they mnv contain. and 10 which they
serve as transporting agents
Alma record., 1919-09-04
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Cor of Prospect and West Superior
Rev Willis l.. Gelston, minister
The pastor is back from his va
cation and will preach both morn
ing and evening. All services will
resume their usual aspect. The
schedule of Sunday services is as
follows:
10 a. m.-Sunday school
Lesson: "The Kingdom of God"
Matt. 13:31-3S, 44-50; 1922; Luke
l7:20,2l; II. Cor. l0:3-5.
II a. M Morning worship.
$50 p. m. Christian Endeavor.
All young people of the city are
cordially invited.
7:30 p. m.-Evening worship.
Theme "A Commandment Oft For
gotten"
A cordial invitation is given to all
persons in the city to attend these
services The evening service will
be more informal than the morning
with congregational singing empha-
sized
Alma record., 1919-09-04

The impulse 10. write poetry is one
Iai AT one time or another conyulses
every one of Us. but our notion is hat
quite "A number ought 10 control and
smother 1t and very few lght To at
tempt il without first consulting
friends and The family physician.-
Houston Post
Alma record., 1919-09-04
Methodist Episcopal Church

1000 a. m.-Sunday school.
1O:45-Morning worship and SER
mon. Members received from Church
Letter or on Confession of Faith.
700 p. m.-Epworth League.
Top.c: "Milstones and Monuments
of Human Freedom" Leader: Donald
Grover.
500 D. Evening service and
Lords Supper.
This is the last Sunday Of this con
ference year. The pastor would be
pleased to see all members and
friens at the services Of this last
Sunday before he leaves for confer
ence.
Friday night very important
meeting of the Official Board at the
church
Matthew w D,,tf'c.- MrniSter
Alma record., 1919-09-04
Matthew w. Dnf'cy, Minister
81 Nary's Catholic Church

Rev. =. A. O'Toole, Pastor
Holy masses as follows; First and
third Sundays of each month. at $50
and 1890 a. m. Second and fourth
Sundays at 10:30 a. m. On week days
masses at 200 and 7.30 a. m.
Alma record., 1919-09-04
Nothinn New.

80 iia worlds stage"-and yei
... pcop,r look upon the revolvini
saia modern idea.-Boston Tran
snf.
Alma record., 1919-09-04

the Government took the railroads wages
disturbed prices of freight and traffic have
has been and the public has suffered
generally It's about time something done to put this
business stable basis and the public decent service
al a reasonable price