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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-08
WALL STREET

NEW YORK, Jan. s-TOday'a session
of tho stock exchange. which Will pus.
pend operations ht " 80 o'clock as n
mark Of respect 10 tho memory ~ col
oncl Roosevelt. opened With firm but
dull undertone. OILS showed little
Of their recent strength and activity.
but other speculative issues, partlcu.
mfly tbs motor group and feathers and
'Obnccos, advanced substantially with
secondary rails, notably Texas Pacific
and Missouri Pacific. and local fractions
added fractiapslly 10 yertcrdsy's rally
hhlppings and coppers were moderately
f.sctionsry
tn. session Of the stock exchange 10.
day Was cuftall'd 10 half tho regular
period out of respect TO tho memory Of
Colonel Roosevelt. Trading was mod
efstsly active. however. with a strong
undertop.. shlppings and copperg fur
nlshink the only exception. OTIS mo
tors, tObscc0s, sugars and feathers rose
/ to 3 points. some Inactive specialti.H
~ the investment class 2 10 and
TEXAS Land Trust n points. Rails were
sluggish but hardened on a demand ~
gtang"rs and cohlers. United States
Steel featured the prominent induruials
NJ an advance of point. The closing
was strong. Sales spproSimated 100000
shares. Bonds. including the Liberty
group. were steady
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Prices OF tire various grades Of cattle are
approx 'mattly a. follows.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. s.-HoGs: receipts
1885 butchers siJi5Uis.oO; light iiT *
glLso: packing N7.oodl75: choice
plgs tisa5ui70o. CATTLE receipts
$4,000; steady 20 higher. Choice beef
cattle Sis?5His.75; common and me-
dium N.I5qis.25; butcher cows and
heifers S.obaH,2S; Gamers ST2Sds.0o:
choice socksrs siolsgl'7s; common
calves SlT0dGi75o. SHEEP: receipts
1900. strong to 25c higher. Choice
lambs SiI0odi725 medium yl5s5D
100; culls sii.50d 400: choice ewes
iiosogiosS medium tsooUioso; culis
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KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY. Jan. SHOES: re.
ceipts 2l.ooo' DC lower. Bulk ii1ioo
iIto; heavy tlIooviIso; lights tiss01
lI;to. pigs Sloo0gN0o. CATTLE. re-
leo lower. Prime fed steers $4,000
2o.oo: dressed beef steers Si3.oofis 90:
southern steers 1T.0oGl1O0; cows 81 90
u 400; heiiers 3s0oGIs %; stockers
$500 1900; calves t7.000Itoo. SHEEP:
receipts 5000. strong, Lambs 1i3 1000
1880; yearings 9l1 500lS00. wethers
No.Ootll.bo; ewes $4,000 1915: stock
ers $500 500.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
JIth, Near Cirssen

scyen rooms, sleeping porch. base
mont, Wfnaoa, nHfhse--a dandy, up'iO'
date home, all Oah finish on iirs, Moor,
white enhin.l on SECOND floor This
place In u bis bargain ~ 1880 THIS
plnc. viii sell Tor mOfs money IN the
spring AC, quick and vet A.
J " GItEES. Nhpls li2l
HAVE BARGAlNS In good homes 70
sell on terms Or cash, can Maple
i50, or Maple i?2l'n,
HOMES for less than 5000 I am the
msb-make me prove H. G. q. Buck,
Walnut ~. walnut 1b69.J.
For sALE- biggest bargain IN city;
t0.foom apartment house and ,O'.
tnxrs, best lOohtiOn. always full. VIII
pay 10 percent not on Investment 80
ssents need apply. for nothing doing
T.Dp, car. OhlhhOmnn.
<.ROOM modern house, corner lots. NJ
b,I Wheeler avenue 81 no cash ~
~ 200 IN payments Inquire NJ bai
Wheeler avenue
AN s.foom home for what tie improve .
mrn's cost Hco 500 EhI 10Th
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sT. lOUie.

ST LOUIS, Jan. S--HOGS: receipts
$4,000. loc higher. Lishts SIS sovi7sS,
pigs l30oHl725; mixed tiT50fiisOo;
heavy tlIs66ls.0o; bulk ti750ti7s5
err Native ,stecfs 81 50ais.50: year.
lings and heifcrs 3s50ulG.o0; cows 81 %
ui26o: stockers $500 l2Oe: prime
southern steers yl6.O00is 90; cows and
helfers t750mi5.00: Gamers t725NI75
calves T.75glI,50. SHEEP: receipts L.
500. prospects lower. lambs $500
IS i5; ewes $500 1000; Gamers 5000
90
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TEXTBOOK BILL
BY CARTWRIGHT
SENT TO Senate
tcon,Inu.d from psos ~

confirmation was being carried on by
followers Of the Robertson camp who
are seeking preiermen,, rather than by
Governor Robertson himself.
Friends OF Robeftson this morning
however, declared tina, he has ex-
pressed himself 10 them as preferring
10 make his own appointments
The senate spent an hour. from II
to L. O'Clock this morning in eulo-
gies OF Former Senator William
Biekel OF Alya. Senator s. l.
Johnson. who was a close personal
friend OF Senator Bickel, made the
principal address.
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GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. s--Denlal OF the re-
moval Of restrictions on imports from
Argentina brought about fresh advances
today In tho corn market here. Open
Ing quota lions. which ranged from Nc
50 iso .na nFnsr Nav Win s.nSaTg 10 =, % y.r. :.
followed by 4 material setback. and
then moderate new upturns.
The close was unsettled, Y TO iSc
net hisher with Jan. tiS TO Si.ist
and Ma5 ti.tik to Slam.
Oats swaycd with corn. After open
Ing Nc off to '5sc up. with May 72n TO
fluttuated within narrow limits
Higher quotations on grain and hogs
lifted pork.
Realizing sales at the finish wiped
out most OF tho gains
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LEGALS
NCrICK

NCrlCE
There viii oe an annual meetins ot
the stock holders OF the State National
HANK Of Ukl,homn city. OKLA. In its
hnnkins RON Al 10 o'clock o. m, on
Jan II 1912 for the purpose Of ths
election ~ directors fof The ensuing
year ana r'hsr business thai MAY Wop.
efly come befnre nid meeting
GEO. L. COOKE. Vice PRESIDENT.
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C0lofalo.

1NH nap u co!orado'S great mInISS
u .eoNntty, together with the western
I1)lAef; devoted to An exceptional invest
Insnt And general mining news The
|(eeAle Tunnel Co. 1SsS w. 37th Ave-.
|IOEXL KAKcH near city Pueblo. $500
acres; tWenty.six feet water; two
|sxRssyc'r..;. u pcatu,ssi > hoG io!s: ,sc
~, souipmSntt : h.p gasoline engine.
(etiAasf. hay prsss., tocIs and inp4:
|sSiiiS ana 10 to IdS hosa. Prios SiS,oo
|Aees psus all psrsonai property. 10 he
SHols1 At actual value. Thu 10 sStrA
leed. worth the price. Ycr r,hsr IN.
r y. 0vn.s a ne Sa ~, oS "a ana .ss..
h tetlrA. Addrssa "ALiiBoN." Rye.
nohlo Co. Colorado
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. s--BUTTER higher:
creamery Ssusso. EGGS: Slower. re-
ceipts LES cases: firs,s s0c, ordinary
firsts SSG69c, at mark. cases included
5SI59c. pOTATOES:' higher. receipts
- ears Wisconsin, Michigan and MINI.
fsote bulk 81 eO6f2.I0. ditto sacks g. no
u2l0. pOUI TRY; alive higher fowls
s6WsOc; springs 25,kc; turkeys soc.
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PROVISIONS
NEW YORK COFFEE.

NEW YORK. Jan. s-cOFFEE: Rio
Ts INC nominal; futures steady. May
1850: July II b6c.
SUGAR raw, stendy; centrifugal
I?sc; fine granulated 3. g.e0c,
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
: FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Jan. SEATTLE:
receipts 5000. steady. Becvcs 81 O0fp
1850. HOGS: receipts 1000: uncha nsed
Heavy ssNy Nt2S9 40 sHEEp receipts
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LIBERTY BONDS,

NEW YORK. Jan s-Pnal prices on
verlibie Fs 1900: second fs 1913 first
convertible t.'s 1850. second conyeftl-
bic !. - 9Sz2. third tA's ss.ls. fourth
a.. D.. 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-08

Blrths.
Mr. and Mrs Roy l.. sandefe. 90 East
Fourth street, girl
Tom Mcousrn.
Funeral services for Tom McQusnn,
"a wears old. who died Monday a.. his
home, j20 Fast Cataipa street, of pneu.
monla. were held this morning Mt 10
O'Clock n, the street n Draper UNDER
taking psflors. Burial was In FAIR
lawn cemetery
Building Permits.
J W. Wylle, EOS East Grand syenu4
warehouse. 5000.
r. y. Bsnxhsn', sos East Ninth street.
dwelling, 81 ,900.
Gentry .Seyerence Lumber company.
ITO West Main stsve(, warehouse. 500.
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ron tAIslB-SlE.room, modern. up-to!
g!als and 4tlv.way, Can owner, Wal.
FOR oHLk-Csod aIs. ppom modern
hunealew On East tth n knt yosiiO
iseti corner paved street; worth a..
seQ, sasy terms Price ll,oO~.
NV rale M west Soth st., great hls
modem 1.foum. f.atory house, cost
oOdi sasy isrws, Pri~ criS WcW. "
MC0t.AW. Cpok q Hftdt.kR.
10 Llbs.tv National B-nh Bldg,
Phone Walnut 1SQ,
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CHICAGO CASH DRAIN.

CHICAGO, Jan. S-CORN; No 2 vel
low, nominal. OATS standard f3ilc
RYE: No. 2, si.s2QL0. BARLEY; Csc
Utl.07.
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st. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. s.-CORN. No ?.
si62; No. . white, acc $50. OATS:
No, . white. 75ne.
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lpp5 Stehny 10 loc higher pricen
Prevailed In the hog market here toray
with the medium kind OF killing hogs
on the long end Of tho advance. The
bulk OF the run came direct TO packers.
Tho top sold for MAS and the bulk
from ~ and up. Stocksr hogs sold
from $40 to I'll.
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. SHUTTER,
POULTRY and POTATOES: unchanged.
EGGS tirsts lc lower. 5sc; seconds ie
up, SIC.
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Tsxas.
N,6W-Acre Ranch

This ranch 10 - miies from Amarillo.
|3snas. and 10 oRs Of the best ranches
10 TEXAS. 80 acres In cultivation; two
|vees OF eood improvements. cake
houses, sool barns. stock scales. stci
llbout two.thirds good farming land; al
|oeNesd and croes fenced with ho,s d'Arc
[noeis and four wires; nothing a. good
~. D. y. Harness 4 Son. iiS Weaver
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Jobless w Won't Work.

The labor problem in Oklahoma
City is not finding work for unem-
ployed, bu, getting the unemployed to
accept positions, II was stated yes
,erday a, the federal employmen,
bureau. Out of Us who applied a,
the office on one day for employ
men,, only ten accepted the work
given them. although the wages were
good. These loaicrs will probably be
forced to work or move within the
next few days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-08
A Job You Cam ''Live''

lcokina which willingly
to
willingness live" their Jobs requirement
yc and make your work pleasure profs Job
Prmcs Hotel Denver Col Lee tues,s Hotel nkhhc,s
Thorpe Baltimore hotel City, h
THE hNll,M COMPANY.
pirc,es-
Good People Work With"
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. Jan s,.--spot cotton
steady, prices easy Good middlnE
so.bsd. middiing 1850: low middiinG
lsStd. good ordinary i7sid; ordinary
ls,isd. Sales 1000 bales, Including 200
American.
Futures closed steady: Jan. lssod.
Feb, i7ssd; Mar. 'll sbd, Apl. 1864.
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND srocx

OIL mining claims located IN prospec-
tive oil fields ~ esstsrn N.v MaIico.
Cooperative plan. Location fees, ~
per Dane. william Dooley, Portsmouth
Blds, Kansas City Kan.
FOR aALE-tO0 shares Miami Metal
CO.. H. ". a., caro- ohlshoman,
For sALE-lf nksn NJ once 90 phares
Golden Itod Mining A. Smelling COM
phny stock 500 90 ~ ~, OkInhoinnn.
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uichiRaa.

| III WAN II 6vfR and SlSzTsds AZ.
,v'ssssHs S:rt q ::ss ::sa % lana ri:sriss TS IN &
|iS0ka snd Antrim counties, Miehi ~se,v
10 10 choose from, Eoed Ssit tins
1pmats. rainfall. marietta lsh1eD:
h.rS .rs rcad' ."S S'ss ;,:s ns
|jloAthly pAysnsnta Aet now while yos
~ ~ . choice location st present. low
lS9o1o. 6wiBart Land Co. T.it69 Ftfst
|4etlonal Banh Hd9.. Chicago. nl.
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A IEAI. IIlMl,

lhIfhls ll'Nl
A. iiis West iyth ~. litge rooms
sleeping porch. sun pnrlpf ard break
fast room; hardwood foofa. basement.
furnace. driveway; ybrd fenced IN.
large shsds trees pnHHrVslOn ~ once.
JOHN W. SHIELDS
.z7 n. Robinson. walnut 1876
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B7I LAND, LEAsIS AND STOCK
usI. 0eosSMlsr
Ehnn f1asAlA

AiSSo celsoeA ma ''kore wainst les
xfsss .'Ss, ,cs,SsSi'sr sr,..:' s.:s's !, 's.a IN.
spsx; vtch soii. pr.aScing 81 ayd r.
'.s s! y s, ls N!siss Y ,Ias1y;s''AsI A,t,, e.
in lHsSisss Ave-, ch's,so'
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LIBERTY BONDS
III you must sell your
Liberty bonds we will
pay cash for all issues. II
you still owe part on
some Of them we will
pay them out for you.
Come and Gee us or mail
them TO
FEDERAL TRUST co.
Mppl. 3IO2 1909 Colcord Bldg.
Oklahoma city.
For aAi.E-6O0 acrm Of al leases.
Graham, Texas. Maple int
WANTED-l.O 900 United oil A Refining
Name lowest price. B.67l, care Okla
hOman.
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Dates stuffed with marshmallows
are delicious.
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1lo0loOl0pl.

6K NEEI.Joy Scfss n Ws56lKSI5S
ttovnty; lart uhdvs. cultivation; man.
pHs feSidanoS, SS tenant houses,
lfas, shed1, etc five miles river
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ArkSnsaS.

- F66R MKNS 0PP0KTONiTY.
ello4 Neres splendid upland. two miles
|ptko city. ARK. on county road, 1880
ouitabls for general crops, peaches.
SS0f1 time II desired. W, 8. johnson,
tasrsmcrc, Gsla.
|faTTEN-is6.a acre farm. 80 acres cviSl.
Ri'XaAsd; S.room house, barn. spelns;
Iv ~ acre. terms, Have othsr farms;
1et(e for Hat. Ward. the land man.
1 lQ1htaln Hume, Ark.
+ <cNpTR5NAI. beresin; &i6-scrc stock
E,7nNlH farm, ~ fenced. 10 acrss good
Cl1l tultlva ID; : houscs, watsr, ethss.
~ ltei ward. Mountain Homo. Ark.
WI xCKEk laval Mnd. 1ood koSsS and
\ h1rn, t,a00 Bsiasn peach trees. A ro,l
M1aln. writs tho Home Investment
sGs - s......=::=:=.s=..s.-.pS==..===-=ses.sz -.
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ES.S- & NV WIYy DUv
:=, :::..J;S;s; J;S;s;.:;:s e 4 e,''o.c:: Ei':;
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~~~@---7--7s|~~s7-V
STOCKS

w.sssz - Sssionsi Oh Mech 4 siS Hs
li.iS: oIia. oil Z REF. ji.sSi wysn-
dotts OH, Oiadstona. BLACK psathsr,
United OIL 4 Rsf.. Pisrsen Tel Trans.
and other stoch.
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ubs


|VkkLE3 IAkN-iso acres; le.9s heu.A
|lsSs: frcS vsws XstIsr. Eountais
4 !i1o5M.@ .!!!a ~ ss.s; ~ y 3. .TsSliT ~ n
|tp4t town. aouthsrn Aissour,i price
I11eA ~. eoa u ~: vstnoAs
!ggg1FRI, 1cs;: i:.;s:!a JAZZ asrtSsk'EEs.: Z s'Es:
|Mo0AS CRY. One haif mile rail.
|f6a4 tewn, % acres wheat, Is Aeree
pas(vro, remainder Tor spslns crops,
)See1 S.ream oeltAse; good barn, other
ca. luildlnss, Hlls .echcol; ssofA. 4
|:ssf:s; s : ''ts. .:.i t,%.,,l.s rrsss
March 'ls'es : c..sA s'S':a |. cs'a. d's.s:.
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST
CLOSING PRICES ON STOCKS.

NEW YORK. Jan. CLOSING prices
on leading stocks Of the New York stock
exchange t0dny were as follows:
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PAIR OF clear lots ON capitol Ilil for
sale or tfade. Walnnt IsL
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YOUNG MATRON DEAD

Danville, Ky.-Mrs. Anna Sheene,
~, who died at her home here, will be
buried at Moreland, where she for
merly lived.
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most or ner rrms m 4 urue room
crowded with other wallis. There was
no big, sunny playground, and the
schooiroom was crowded and poorly
lighted and ventilated There was not
the proper amount Of hospital equip
ment to care for the younger babies
who came In. And the furniture and
surroundings we're cherries, while Vir~
ginia waited for foster parents to take
her away.
Under the plan Of the school chill
dren Of the stats, all the children who
have homes will he givan an oppor.
tunity to help build homo for the
Kentucky children who have none, Il
will be a fine, modern institution on
farm near st. Matthew's, thoroughly
equipped with hospital wards, kinder.
Rnrtsns and sc.ioelrooms, and With
eloan, airy bedrooms and baths,
And, best Of all, there will be big
playground on the farm, with lots OF
fresh air and sunshine aud there Will
be cows and chickens, and fresh milk
and eggs and vegetables for the kid
dies IN the new home. That Ia what
tie ksO0,0O0 will be used for, the fund
tlat the school children OF the state
will raise IN the last week Of October
II Ia a "ChiidreR's Crusade" and fha
grown,ip children WIN be allowed Ia
r., IN OH 1t and hsip, too,
Wa have all hsiped the French and
lie Belgian children Nav fsT ths
Kentucky ehitdFsR,
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GREAT CAMPAIGN
IN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH EXPLAINED
District Institute on New Era Moye-
ment In Presbyterian Church to
Be Held In Maysyille.

The Presbyterian Church U. s. A.
has a plan called the New Era Move
ment, arouse the church to its great
task In the world.
Next Thursday DR.. Thomas G.
Kountz of New York, the Field Sec
rotary will be present to hold an in
stitute for the churches of this dis
trict, Maysville, Flemingsburg, Eben-
eyer, Salt Valley, Mt. Carmel, Green
up and Ashland. Following is the
program of the Institute:
$500 P. NJ. Institute
(a) Defined
(b) Classified in seven departments
Enhance: Detectives and Methods
(a) Securing this years budget.
(b) Collecting and renting.
'eWomen's Societies
(a) Goals for this year.
(b) How work through the group
plan
(c) Relation to New Era budget
I'D Pledges and collections.
"New Era Magazine and Publicity"
(a) Why New Era magazine.
OBJ How use 1t in the church work.
(c) How promote circulation.
1880 P. NJ. Institute
Worship
"a Practical Testimony to the value
ue of The New Era Movement
Albert G. Adams, Batanga, west
Africa.
"Perfecting the Organization in the
Individual Church"
Ca Selecting the New Era Com
mittee.
% Grouping the members
(cl Gathering Group eaders IN a
Leaders Circle for:
i. Instruction.
g. Reports.
8. Inspiration.
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MILK ERSATZ yERB0TEN

Louisville, Ky.-That all milk that
goes in milk bottles OF Louisville
dairymen is not the direct product Of
the COW. is the intimation of inspec-
tors of the City Health Department at
whose instance, DR.. T. H. Baker, city
health officer, sent letters warning
against manufacture of milk unless ii
was labeled according to law. The let
ter warns that ii is unlawful to sell
milk made of skinned milk powder,
water and fats as pure milk, and if
such manufactured product is put on
the market it must bear label stating
ingredients.
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WOMEN FROM
NORTH, SOUTH,
EAST, west
Recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound as a Reliable
Remedy for Woman's Ills.

Spokane, Wash. want to recon-
mend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound for women's ailments as it
helped me SO much during middle age"
Mrs. MARTHA CoNNoR, 1927 Mansfield
Avenue.
Abilene, Texas" For almost year
was unfit to do my work as suffered
SO from female ills. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound restoredmy health
otter physicians had failed, Mrs E.
p. OWENS,
Rockville, Conn. -"I suffered so long
from female ills was blue and melan-
choly. lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound restored my health after
everything else had failed. MARY
WIRz, 8 Chamberlain St.
Oakland, CAL Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound gave me such
relief during Change of Life, wish
every woman could know about it, !
surely praise this great remedy for
Women's ills, Mrs, MARY s, ASHLEY,
6709 Dover Street,
The reason Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound is SO successful is
because it contains the curative,
strengthening properties of good old
fashioned roots and herbs, which act
directly on the female organism,
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DOCTORS DELINQUENT

Carlisle, Ky.-The report OF the
grand jury contained the following
charge: at has been called to the
attention of the grand jury that some
of the physicians of the county have
not been fully complying with the
provisions of the laws regarding re-
porting cases of contagious and in
fictitious disease in their charge and
using proper precaution regarding the
auaraRtiRing of such cases We are
reliably informed and our personal
knowledge leads us to believe that
great amount of the sickness and
deaths due to the spread of such dis
eases might be reverted II some OF
these offending physicians would be
more careful and prompt in obeying
the health laws on this regard"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-13
SALE
OF WELL IMPROVED SMALL FARM
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IA,
10 O'CLOCK

In as much as l don't care to
be burdened with the responsible
ity of looking after my farm at
my time of life l have decided to
offer it at Public Sale to the high
est bidder on the above date.
There is about So acres in the
farm; situated in Mason County,
Kentucky, in t he Minerva pre-
cinct on the Big Pond Pike 6
milest West of Maysville; in Con-
solidated School District. This is
well improved small farm, in
fact there is few like it in the
county. There is a Groom Frame
House, in good condition, stock
barn and tobacco barn, with usual
outbuildings, all buildings in
good repair. Fencing is good,
and there is an abundance of wat
er for stock and family use even
at this drought period. Posses
sion will be given for seeding this
fall and full possession march LIST,
1920. Land will be sold ON easy
terms. Sale will take place rain
or shine ON the premises, so be on
hand if you want this desirable
little farm.
MRS. JOHN r. BURGESS, Owner.
SHERMAN Arm,
THOS. L. EVAN & CO.,
Sales Agents, Maysville, KY.
H. G. HAWKINS, Auctioneer.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-13
CHATTER OF "MIBS"
FRIGHTENS PR0WLER

burglar entered the
home of Mrs. Mary Notlicka and was
going through the family belongings
when he picked up pair of trousers
owned by Mrs. Notlickas young son,
A number of marbles dropped to the
floor and the clatter caused the burg
lar to hasten away,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-13
WOMEN OF LEISURE
TAKE UP MEDICINE

Londonderry fifth stundent of
these completing their medical studies
in England is woman. Women of
the leisure class are ardently taking
up the profession of medicine, altho
several years of hard preparation and
expenditure of at least $1,000 are re-
quired.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-13
FRICTION CAUSED
BY GERMAN TOYS

London.-The Germ toy question
grows more acute. Manufacturers are
insisting on absolute rejection of the
British toy industry against German
competition for at least three years.
Dealers oinsist that unless German
toys are admitted there will be
shortage for the coming holidays.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-13
MAN YCOyINGTON CANDIDATES

Covington, Ky.-Twenty-four candi-
dates for city commissioner of Gov
ington have filed petitions with Coun-
ty Clerk Dillon. The primary is to
be held October Is. The five candi-
dates for mayor have also filed their
petitions.