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The Washington herald., 1919-11-02
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Irene Bordoni. the famous Partisan
coincidence and singer, and Lieut.,
Gitz-Rfee. an ofacer of the First
Canadian contingent to cross to
France, who has won stage fame
since returning to America, will be
seen at b. +. Keith's tomorrow, COM
mencing at the matinee. The added
attraction will be George Whiting
and Sadie Burt in rendftIons OF
popular songs and nonsensIcal mel
ody. Charley Grapewin, Of "Mr.
Pipp" fame. h returning In "Jed's
Vacation" Another attraction VIII
be Wish Wynne. the celebrated Lon
don music hall comedienne. others
will be Tim and Kitty 'o'Meara, as
sisted by Freddie Clinton, at the
piano: the Four Bards. in sensa-
tionai aerial leaps and dives: George
YeomaH and Lizzie" In The Edi-
tor of the Assassinated Press" THE
Four of U.s. a quartet of fine sing
ers; ELY, The Little MARVEL"
Topics of the Day humorisms; the
kinograms.H and the promenade
lounge.
Cosmos-sHeir for n Might.
One of the brightest eomediettas OF
the season, An Heir for a Night"
featuring Davie Seed. Cecil Reynard
and Billy Meyers, will be the extra
ordinary attraction at the Coscos The
ater this week.
Leon Stanton and company win
bring a timely comedy. The Profit
eers" and Kelso and Leighton. with
their delightful odds and Ends of
Vaudeville" will also be a special fea-
ture. Pred Allen a young monolosist
will tell OF Just Trying to Get
Along" Monte and Albers will revei
in Musical Nonsense" the Bird Cab
aret will present twenty-five feathered
players In an act unique and beautiful
and Tom. Moore and sirls will givU
the latest In songs OF class. graceful
dances and dazzling costumes.
The matinee feature picture will be
Charles Rays famous 1.-THE Egg Crate
Wallop'' and Mack Sennett's up in
Alfs Room"
Today. from 8 p. m. vaudeville acts
and dim features are billed until clos
ing time.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-02

CRANDALL'S-Sund to wednes-
day. Madame Traverse in The
.Snares of Paris" Thursday.
through the week. Gladys Brock
. well in Chasing Rainbows."
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ADJUSTMENTS.

oSuNuED on FACE THREE
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MOOreB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of For
tune.
Allan Dawn's first Realart pro-
duction, Soldiers of Fortune" has
been so yell received that the man
agement of Moore's Garden Theater
has extended the present run for
another week. starting today.
Soldiers of Fortune" Is the
screen adoption of the book of the
same name by Richard Harding
Davis. Norman Kerry and Anna O.
play the stellar roles.
As an overture the Gardens aug
mented orchestra, under the direc-
tion of Claude v. Burrows, will con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
.CHAUTAUQUA ADVANCE
REPRESENTATIVE HERE

That ChautauQua is almost here Is in
Dictated by the arrival OF J. j. Joseph
the advance representative who is 10
distribute official programs. posters,
window cards and datcrs. and who is 10
decorate the principal streets with
ropes Of pennantS.
II is tho general opinion that the 1913
ChautauQua will be on" Of the most
popular that has been hold here. 1t Of
fcrs entertainment features that are on
a larger scale than Anything previously
attempted. The Chocolate Soldier.
which como son the fifth day. brings
cast Of twenty-five people. with orches-
ira. costumes and Stage settings. Tho
Melting Pot" one Of the most tense Of
all American dramas. is to be staged on
ChautauQua's third day by cast OF ton
players. Other star attractions are
Madame Sibyl Sammis-MacDcrmid dra-
matte soprano: Captain Faul Bewshcr OF
tho British air force and Katherine
RiGgrway. entertainer.
The Wheeling Chautau1ua begins June
- and continues fer seven days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
VIOLATIONS Of
NARCOTIC ACT.
ON THE INCREASE
MAJORITY OF oTFENDERs ABE
sAD TO BE PHTHcIANs AND
DRUGGISTS.
The Federal Government Has ASSIGNED
Humber Of Revenue Agents to
west Virginia.

Violations Of the Harrison narcotic act
are on the increase in West virginia
and the federal government has assign
Cd a number Of revenue agents to this
state In an endeavor TO put check on
the growth and II possible put an emu
II the law breaking.
The majority OF the offenders are
physicians and druggists. while here and
there will be found a violator who car
ries his stock OF goods with him and
sells direct to the drug victim.
1t has been intimatcd that some IN
scrupulous physicians connne their pIa e-
trce solely to catering TO the wants or
the dope fiends.' who in most cases can
we'll AFFORD to pay good price TO get
dose of their favorite drug. as the vice
Ia invading the wealthy class and many
women are becoming addicted 10 the
habit.
Aside from the legitimate channels OF
getting, the drug into the state where
every transaction Is recorded, some or
the stun Is brought in by the persons
who intend using it and others for the
purpose Of selling. having procured the
drugs from violators in other states, cs-
pecially the larger cities.
Many paresoric fcnds have developed.
remedy which was used years ago to
quiet the babies and relieve their little
dummies OF any pain; it did it's work
quickly, as IL contained a certain por-
ton Of loudanum, dCrivativc Of opium.
Before the Harrison act went into ef-
effect much Of this parcGoric was bought
| on the prctcnse OF giving II 10 niling
| children. and great deal of it found lis
way down the throats OF older pcoplo
who became addicted TO its use. and II
| Is in great demand today. az II Is easier
bought than most dope" and can he
manufactured by the druggists who
cater to the wants of the "hcnds.
Cocaine Is seemingly scarce. but II Is
claimed that "snifrcrs" do not have so
much trouble in procuring II, as II Is
peddled by violators who have cstab-
lshed a trade. and only the regular Gus
toners are supplied. In the days or
plenty Of cocaine II had peculiar nam, s
attached to il by users and was known
as SNOW" happy dust" and "Snorting
George" many doses being sold openly
under these names in certain drug
stores, wuhilc customer standing be-
side the fend in the drug store would
be innocent OF the transaction.
Choral heroin and morphine arc also
used, as they arc. like cocaine. carrie l
in very small packages and can be car
ried in any pocket about tho clothes and
the public Is none the wiser.
Opium never gained any foothold In
this state and its users were few. ana
the practice has almost died out. as it
Is very hard to get it since the narcotic
law went into effect.
Some cases for the violation Of the
Harrison narcotic act will be- tried in the
Elkins term OF federal court in July.
and ten capiases have bcen issued for
violators TO appear at the fall term OF
| federal court TO be held in this city in
! October, and many moro arc expected by
| the time court convcncs. as the revenue
| agents are active throughout the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
NEW AUTO LICENSES

Tho now auto licenses are appearing
on the streets and every day from now
on will scc moro coming in as the new
license year starts July !.
The now tags arc white letters on
black background and West Virginia Is
tho only state using those colors this
year MS far ne is known.
Tho ycar just ended saw over forty
four Thousand tags issued and the COM
inG year is expected 10 reach total or
nfnty-fvc thousand in this state.
Tho beg ming of tho lic"ns" year will
be changed On tho first Of January when
this state will conform with all other
sintca n mrltinE tho fiscal year from
Ian. TO ncc. 81. instead Of from July l
to June ~ Wet Nirg MA was tho only
state in II" Union uet'G III" split year
ard il created n great deal Of confusion
Licenses will be issued for stv months
or eighteen months. Tho six months Ii
ccnsn carrying tho nutoist over until
Jan. |. 1920 whcr tho rnw year begins.
CT they cHn pay for IN c!Ehi"rn months
license which includes tho rest OF this
.ear and 1920.
In taking tho latter course autoists
have to dig rather deep al present but
their troubles will b" over until 1871.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DISCUSSES CITY'S
NEEDS, COMPREHEN SIVE PROGRAM FAVORED

Directors Of the Wheeling Chamber Of
Commerce In regular session yesterday
unanimously voted to invite the city
manager and members Of council to dine
with them at luncheon at their next re
Eular meeting. Friday. June 81.
Al the suggestion OF Hon. Jesse A.
Bloch the Chamber OF Commerce direct
ors took this step. expressing the unani-
nous sentiment that the time Is ripe
for q comprehensive program Of city H.
provcmen,S and Assurance Vas give !
that the chamber will cooperate to the
fullest measure in a reasonably planned
and we'll thought out plan for the i'm
proycnent Of the physical condition OF
the public utilities Of the city.
1t was suggested that a bond Issue for
q filtration plant. street improvements
new water mains and additions to the
city fire department are the biggest
needs OF the city at this time and that
steps might well be taken in the very
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
OLD TIME ODOa
IN BEAUTY SHOP
IS BkRISHED NOW
Beauty Specialists Say the New
Mango Remedy M q d e Espe-
cialy For Human Hair and
Scalp Far Superior to
Dog Medicines.

There Is no question about the merit
Of the good old fashioned Mango Cure"
for quickly stopping dandruff itch and
scalp troubles. including falling hair. r.
not too far advanced. But Oh: the mas
tincss OF it, Many women refuse 10
have it rubbed into their scalp. saying
dandruff was not ms distasteful as that
awful Mango Curc"--but
Chemists Perfect It.
Today ono may got real scalp treat
mont without those disaErccablc factors.
Go 10 a real beauty shop or leading
barber shop and ask II they arc using
tho Raymond Perfected Mango Remedy
tmade especially for human hair and
scalp 1t is treat. After having il
applied TO the scalp once you will never
get n shampoo without it. 1t is a real
treat.
The hair Is never unruly, brittle or
harsh or in that awful flying condition
after you use II. You'll be delighted.
Specialists say IT is great step for
ward In scalp and hair treatment. and
for all ages and both sex there is GER
tainly no more pleasant and delightful
treatment. All druggists prepay large
bottle soc anywhere or send to Raymond
Mango Remedy Company, Wheeling. W.
Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
COUNTRY CLUB FOR
MOUNDSV|LLE

More than one hundred and twenty
five business and professional men or
Moundsville Inst r:rning had pledged
their support to tho movement inaugur-
ated in the Mound City to form coun-
try club. Tho success of the movemcn;
had been so fnr assured that Attorney
Charles McCamic. who will be ono of ono
leading promoters Of tho rluh. was in
structcd to proceed with the draft Of the
lease for grounds for tho club.
A lease will be taken on a 55-acre
tract Of tn" Compton property. adjoining
the Moundsvillc Camp Grounds on the
west. This tract, with a minimum
amount OF work. can be- converted into
an admirable site for the purpose. \
golf course Of nine holes. and at least
two tennis courts will be constructed
very soon. 4 little later. II is planned.
n beautiful club house will be erected
Each member Of tho club will sub
scribe at least ono share Of stock. and
steps win be taken in few days 10 take
out incorporation papers for the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
GEN,PERSH|NC i /:
A BUTTER BOAT

A great deal Of the butter used IN
Pittsburgh is made in Monroe and Bel
mont county. Ohio, and Wctzel ana Mar
shall in West Virginia.
This butter is nll shipped by river
the General Pcrshing. of the Liberty
Transit Company. taking 1t 10 the
Smoky City.
Tho Pershing had $4,000 pounds OF but
tor yesterday in her cargo gathered UP
Of New Matamoras. SardiS. Clarion.
Powhatan. and New Marinsville. All OF
her mid week trips have seen large con-
signmcnts Of butter out OF that terrf
tory some trips having as high as 49,
0nO pounds. and no trip with less IMAM
G. 900 pounds.
River Notes.
Tho river vest erdny at the whart Was
Q feet inches and falling at p. H.
and the stage at the foot or McMechch
dam was feet inchc: and rising SLOW
The river will change very little.
The General Crowdcr arrived from
Pittsburgh at 2 o'clock yesterday att
crnoon and left for Charleston at $50
n. m. with a heavy trip Of passengers
and freight.
The General rcrshing arrived from
Parkrrsburg at p. m, and lett TOT
Pittsburgh ut p m. with biz trip.
The Helen f. came in from New
Matamoras at o'clock last evening.
The General NIood will arrive from
Cincinnati tomorrow afternoon on the
way TO Pittsburgh.
The Liberty is due in from GAINESVILLE
tonight.
The Helen e. leaves today at noon for
New Matamoras.
The General Pcrshing will he down
from Pittsburgh tomorrow morning at
: o'clock on her way TO Parkcrsburg.
The Liberty leaves tomorrow at non
for ParkcrshurK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
OPEN AIR CONCERT
THIS EVENING

Wheeling will enjoy The first OF its
series Of open air concerts this evening.
Tho Municipal band. with III" 'OO-voic"
homecoming chorus. will be Oh the stand
ut Fourteenth and Market streets from
S 20 1890 o'clock. Prof. \. T.. Summers
will direct tho band, Prof. Elmer G.
Hoclzlc tho chorus. Should the open
air concerts prove popular with tho pub
lie ii is probable that stand for such
nurposcs will be erected near The wharf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

near future to inaugurate most Of these
improvements and to carry many OF
them to completion within the next year
At the coming luncheon a tnorouEn
discussion OF the city's needs will take
place.
AT Yesterdays meeting the directors
NJ ,ho t'bamber o fCommcrce named MT
d. W. Peterson to represent Wheeling -
the special committee on transportafto:
legislation Of the National Rivers ano
Harbors Congress: and J. c. Mckinley
was named a director Of the fourth dis
trict Of the Mississippi Valley "atS :
ways association. with headquarters ~
ST. Louis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
CONTRACT AWARDED
FOR a COUNTY
SLAUGHTER HOUSE

County commissioners yesterday
awarded a contract for the construction
Of slaughtcrhousc ut the new iniirm-
airy to Il. F. Imhoff. general contractor.
now erecting the iniirmary proper Con-
tractor Imhotrs bid was $2.Gm0. tho
slaughterhousc being designed by Archi-
tect Fred +. Faris. TIL" commissioners
plan TO raise all their own livestock and
TO butcher on the intlrmary grounds. The
slaughtcrhcusc will b" equipped with
cold storage facilities. Yesterday after
noon the commissioners and Architect
Faris visited the new infrmary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
BARBER SHOPS WILL
BE CLOSED TODAY

Barber shops in Wheeling and 'he
surrounding towns will be closed all
day Thursday in observance OF the an
nual BARRIERS outing. 4 number OF the
tCnsorial artists have arranged dclight.
full picnic parties for the day. The
Mcclure hotel BARRIERS will spend the day
the guests OF Edward Hitchison Of he
Superior Coal company. pienicking At,
Snlithfeld. Q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
K. A. SNODGRASS HOME
General 1rnna4er Of Local Underwood
Agency Returns After Trip to
Charleston, ". Va.

X. 4. SnodGrass rc@Irned TO the city
Yesterday after spending f"w days in
Charleston md other points in the
southern end of the state. In company
with the travelling auditor he was de-
lightfuily entertained by T. G. Carney
Of that city. He also mot tho Hon.
Henry \. Noltr. assistant attorney gen.
eral Of the state. while there.
According to Mr.. Snodgrass. business
/. booming in the southern end OF the
state and everyone seems TO take a very
optimistic view Of the future. with in
dications that there will be plenty to
do for everyone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
ROBERT C, L|NDSLEY
IS MAJOR Of GUARD
Il Elected For Third Consecutive Tir1e
as Head Of Scottish Rte
Guard.

Robert G. Lindsey. we'll known om-
ployc of tho Wheeling Stamping conf
pany. was named MS major OF the Scot
fish Rite Guard last evening by that
body. it being tho third consecutive time
that nc has been named 10 that position
and tho fact that h" has again been
rhoacn would indicate that he is credit
cd with being we'll abl" 10 fill the bill.
Tho Guard held n dinner last evening
at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. following
which tho matter Of holding picnic was
taken up and discussed. but was finally
deferred TO n later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
WHEELING SHELTERED
AGAIN YESTERDAY

Wheeling sweltered again yesterday
afternoon. owing to the great humidity.
as the weather was not so hot rs 1t
seemed 10 be.
Miss Bessie Forsythe. local weather
observer reported a temperature of 65
degrees at 3 o'clock in the morning. and
the highest point reached during the
day was "a degrees which was reached
ut 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The mer-
curry exhibited some hcsitancy about re-
ceding. and then went down very slowly.
reaching So degrees at s p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
Only Awning NaSers In wneei1ns'
wheeltnr Tent D Awning Go.

The greater the necessity TOT Saving
the greater your opportunity 10 use
The Intelligencer Want ACs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
MUST SPEED Up
SCOUT CAMPAIGN

The associate member campaign Of
the Boy Scouts Of this vicinity must b."
speeded up IL this city expects TO so
over the top. To date but 744 members
have been enrolled. while the quota for
this county is 1900. Last evening n
meeting OF the citizens committee was
held in the chamber of commerce rooms
to discuss the plans to help the boys
in securing their quota. The usual
meeting Of the drum and buGl" corps
was not held last evening because of
the meeting OF the committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
Printed Crepe de Chine and CeOrgette

Dresses with asonhngy of high specimen Workmanship
Actually considerably money O7erskr drape kt ana
purple
sn h rose and white and white pekn and white
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
PICNIC FOR DAY
NURSERY CHILDREN

picnic for the children Of the day
nurseries. Fairgrounds. homes and othef5
institutions was held yesterday under
the direction OF the Salvation Army q
Blayncys grove. Over 500 chi1eg13
filled the six special cars Of the
Virginia Traction company. WhlA oeA-
vcyed the children tp the picnic groun4nss
All kinds OF amusements were held TOR
the children and delicious luncheee
was served.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-11

Sacred Heart in Nogales, Arizona,
there was administered the rite OF
conformation to several residents OF
Nooales. Sonora. They are Eugene
Mexia. son of Mrs. Adela Gonzalez
dc Baupome and her husband, Mr..
Emilio ,Baupome, Mercedes Orduno
and susanna Quinones.
Official reports in Nogales state
that the bandits who robbed the Mer-
cantil bank of Cananea and some OF
the stores of that city, numbered 15O,
and they were mounted on horses OF
American stock and breeding.
The municipal treasurer of Cana
nea was jailed day before yesterday
by order of the municipal president
of that city, the reason for the ap-
prehension is unknown.
One hundred and fifty soldiers UNI
der command of General Carlos Plank
arrived at the border city on Fridays
train and departed the same day for
Cananea.
Mr.. Alexandra C. Iberri, of the
Compapia Mercantil de Nogales, S.
A., is sick in bed in his home at No
gales, Arizona.
Mr.. Ignacio Gaxiola, of the COM
mercial business Alvaro Obregon, has
arrived at the line city after short
absence which he passed visiting the
principal cities of California.
1t is said that the unemployed la
iborers of Cananea entered the groc-
cry stores yesterday in search of food.
Official news from Cananea declare
that the municipal president of that
place was not captured bN the ban
dts but that he escaped in an auto
mobil to the suburbs:
Mr.. A. Valdez Flaquer Jr., a mer-
chant of CananeaS is visiting the bor-
der cities on commercial business and
is registered at the Hotel Abadie of
Nogales, Sonora.
A letter has been received by the
Chamber of Commerce of Nogales,
Sonora, which states that the Ell Paso
Chamber Of Commerce excursion has
been postponed to another date on
account of the limited number willing
to join the excursion.
1t is reported that the film "Sina-
loa" will be shown in the Nogales
theatre of this city in few days.
Another gang of bandits robbed
some cattle in a ranch near Cananea
yesterday. 1t is said that the chief
of this band signed an /. o. U. to
the foreman of the cattle.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-11

Eyes examined, glasses fitted. Ari-
IONA Optical Company, 239 Morley
avenue. 6.2.tf.eh
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-11

Yesterday there arrived from San
Antonio, Ciudad Juarez and FL Paso'
Gen. Ygnacio Pesqueira, who was a
candidate for governor OF Sonora IN
the recent election. General Pes
oueira maintains that he was elected
to the office, and he is earnest in his
belief that the State congress VIII
declare him elected.
Friday Gen. Plutarco Gales, gov
ernor of the State of Sonora, depart,
ed for the City of Mexico, summoned
to the federal capital for conference
with President Carranza. In his alb
sence Gen. Miguel Pima, acting gov
ernor, is in charge of the affairs OF
State.
At the last session of the State
congress of Sonora, it was decreed
that those ministers of religion who
had been excluded from the State
seeking refuge in the United States
are at liberty to return, all restrlc'
lions being removed.
Yesterday Nogales was visited by
Mr.. Gustavo Cardenas, OF Magdale-
ma, deputy-elect to the State congress
from that district, who was en- route
to Planchas de Plata, in which vicin-
ity he has valuable mining proper
ties.
Mr.. Ignacio Corrella, treasurer
general of Nogales, Sonora, is visit
ing the line city, having come from
Hermosillo Friday evening.
An important drainage project il
Nogales, Sonora, on which work has
been suspended n account of exhaus;
ton of the fund applied thereto, will
be pushed again, available funds hav,
ing been placed at the disposal Of
Presidente Astolfo Cardenas, by act.
ton of the State congress.
Ing. Carlos Gonzalez is at the Ho
tel Central. Also M. Monrroy, Mag.
dalena merchant.
Mr.. Ramon Gonzalez, of the Altar
district, who had been visiting the
line city, has returned home.
Mr.. Carlos Felix, of Hermosillo, il
at Nogales.
Yesterday, at the Church of thu
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-11

ILOST-One gold locket, engraved on
the back 81. B." finder is request
ed to return the same to Joseph
Black, Company M, 25th Infantry,
Camp Stephen D. Little and receive
reward. 4-zo-u
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-11
NOTICE OF PUBLIC WORK

Notice is hereby given that
bids will be received by the town
council of Nogales, Arizona, for
construction of a roof upon the
band stand in the Nogales Town
Park, in accordance with plans
and specifications made by the
Town Engineer and on file in
the office of the Town Clerk. All
bids must be deposited with the
Town Clerk in sealed envelopes
on or before 6 pm, May IL,
and accompanied by deposit OF
bond in the sum of ten per cent
of the amount bid to guarantee
execution of the contract. The
Council reserves the right to re.
ject any and all bids.
F. e. COLE,
Town Clerk
First Publication May 8, 1919
Last Publication May IL, 1919
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-11

OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT
From $40 to $40. Apply to
Sonora Exchange & Commission
Company, Royal Cafe Building,
I'm stairs 4-7-6t-ch
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-11
SONORA BRIEFS

uanJsueIEuSMSuSISgSG[gISSGIIS5IgEIIS5II
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-11

FOR RENT-Three rooms and bath,
partly furnished. Inquire of Mrs.
Wilsos, 243 Terrace avenue, down
stairs. 4-22-2w-pd
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-11

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