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THE LEGION'S WAR
ON DISIOYALTY

The American legion is under
writing Americanism, says the To-
ledo "Blade." "The reports of the
Legions convention In Minneapolis
ought to prove an inspiration and re-
assurance to every patriot. The con
vention has weighed every idea and
suggestion in terms of public welfare
Ii demands common-sense attitude
toward the men Of the Berger stamp
who make a profession undermining
the Republic" The Bridgeport
Herald" believes the Legion 'per-
formed great service to the county
when widespread danger turks in the
country among elements which are
insidiously bent on throwing over our
established institutions" Presented
amid wild enthusiasm with the first
American flag to be carried over the
top In France, entrusted with the
mantle Of the Grand Army Of the Re
public by the past commander Of that
organization in speech in which ne
warned members Of the Legion still to
remain on guard against foes within
the United States, and welcomed by
the Governor OF Mennesota because
as he said, "When the fundamental
principles of the American Republic
are being n. scked, you advocate the
upholdlug nnd the defending OF the
Constitution Of the United States"
the first convention opened on ARMS
tice Day. The Goxernor, continuing
his speech Of welcome, said.
1--WE welcome you because you have
some out strongly for the presrva-
tion of law and order In other words
Of that distinguished and beloved
father of one OF the originators Of
this anization-Theodore Roose-
velt-'The worst foes Of America are
the foes to that orderly liberty with
out which our Republic must speedily
perish "
From all accounts. there was no
epussyfooting' at the convention.
"The spirit of pure Americanism and
law and order pervades the proceed
ings" saws the New York Herald.
and the "Daily Northwestern" of
Oshkosh. Wis. after approving the
resolution adopted by the Legion de-
manding the deportation Of Victor
Berger, which was moved by resi-
dent Of Mr.. Berger's home city, points
out that the Legion "thus has shown
that 1t intends strictly TO follow IT.
announced policy Of pro-Americanism
ri 70 oppose aavouc whose disloyol'y
Is a menace 20 this policy"
In the midst OF the conventions de
Iibcrations. which embraced a demand
that there he change in the Depart
ment OF Justice from a passive oreani
zation to q militant branch Whose
findings win be acted upon promptls
by the executive authority. came tn,
news that four legion comrades had
been shot from ambush by Industrial
Workers Of the World at Centralia
Wash. Stirred by this fresh outbreal
Deming graphic., 1919-12-16

ALICE BROWNING,
Administrative OF the Estate OF
May Bell, Deceased.
First Publication Dec 2. 1919.
Last Publication Dec. 20, 1919.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-16

Of one Of the "ism" they are trying
to put down, delegate after delegate.
according TO the Minneapolis Jour
nal" rose TO plead with the conven-
ton TO come out with concrete plan
10 combat lawiessness and wipe out
every element OF disloyalty in the
nation"
Says the Columbus "Dispatch' OF
the Centralia outrage:
"The four million ex-soldiers now
have IL brought home to them what
1t means to have in this country such
an aggregation as the |. w. w. They
did not fear bOlshevism, these sol
diers; they had spent too many days
In camps; they had seen too much OF
the enemy; they had learned enough
Of hardships not to be frightened when
they read in the papers that we have
bolshevlsts in this good land of ours.
But when members Of their organizn-
streets, In broad daylight, they can
realize that all Of this newspaper talk
was not idle gossip"
The Mobile "Register" regrets the
| lynching OF the !. w. w. secretary,
which followed the shooting. but SAYS
that, although II was soldiers who
were the chief victims Of the assault,
II Is not OF record that any OF them
participated in the violence" The at
mosphere OF solemnity In the conyen-
ti0n hall upon receipt OF the news
from Centralla Is commented upon 10y
several newspapers, which antlcipat-
ed an overwhelming outburst of lndig-
nation, with a proposal that the Le-
gion wreak vengeance. The keynote
Of the discussion, however, as reported
in an article by Theodore Roosevelt
in the New York Tribune" was that,
whatever the offense. the Legion first
Of all stands for law and order"
The chief acts OF the convention are
thus summarized by the Minneapolis
journal :"
Declared for universal military
training under civil authority, but
without compulsory military service
in time of peace.
prohibited Legion officials from
running for or holding any elective
public office.
Established woman's auxiliary
restricted to mothers, wives, daugh-
ters and sisters Of Legion members.
'Created a national committee on
legislation with headquarters al
Washington to work for Legislation
advocated by Legion.
Demanded deportation of Victor
Berger from United States"
The Literary Digest
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or FORECLOSURE SALE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEW MEXIco

NOTICE or fORECIObuhh SALE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO
WITHIN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LUNA
Chicago Title and Trust Company and and Wy wy
vs.. G. q. Carr and Lillian B. Carr,
Defendants.-Civl No. 085.
Notice Is hereby given;
That Whereas by virtue OF certain De
croe rendered by the above named Court on
the 9th day Of September. 1919. in the above
entitled and numbered cause, wherein and
whereby judgment was rendered in favor or
ihe above named plaintiffs and against the
above named defendants for the sum Of
fosty four Hundred seventy-iour and 25.lOO
t$aiTt25) Dollars, with Interest on -Four
Thousand Siyty-scven and 5O-lO0 tS4O5Io oOl
Dollars Of the said amount al the rate Of
seven pcr cent per annum from tho said 9Th
day Of September. 1919. and with interest
on the balance OF said amount In the sum Of
Four Hundred Six aud 75i0o StO5.15e
Dollars AZ the rate Of six per cent per an
mum from the said 9th day Of September,
1919, together with costs herein incurred.
: aid sum and costs being by said decree de
clared 10 he valid lien on The following
described lands, premises and rrurcriT. tn.
'rr of Section Two. Township Twenty -four
South. Rangn Seven Vert. situate In Lana
county, New Mexico. togssher with a one
llih part Of M water available for irriga.
SSs.r S" pur1,ss TsSs.p from .uass ssF'''S ON TS IN
Northeast Quarter o. Southeast Quarter o.
Section Three. Township Twentyfour south,
Range Seven West, in said county and State
and like interest IN and 10 the pump, en-
CINE OF motor. and al fixtures In and about
said well, together with an and singular %
lands. teIfcmenis. Embellishments and appur
tenences and tho rovsrsion and rcversious
remainder and remaindcrs. rents, issues and
profits thereof. said Conveyance being sub
ect 70 the following reservation;
From and upon the land above con
vcyod there Is reserved the right of way
Tor public Highways on an sectianal ard
ernss sectional lines IN such width a. "A
provided BY law and also a right Of way
Deming graphic., 1919-12-16
CAN YOU BEAT ITs

A Coos county, Oregon. rancher kept
S2,00000 hidden in an old shoe. He
cleaned house and dumped all the rub
bish in the deep Coos river, including
the S2,000OO In the shoe.
There is no longer any excuse for
boarding any sum for fear that 1t will
be lost IN banks.
The modern bank is the safest place
in the world to keep money and vaIu-
ables of any kind and incidents like
This should bring money cdt Of unsafe
t,ding places
Deming graphic., 1919-12-16

the shipynrds operated by th Govern
mcnt. backed mp by the public Treasu'
w and supported by the general tax
lrs power, with no responsibility to
themselves attached Radical agita-
iors wish to die NJ IN different lines
ol industry but they do not wish to as
sumc Responsibilities o. management.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-16
LEGAL NOTICES

for the location and maintenance Of all
Necessary wells aud the equipment there
of and for necessary bitches and pipe
lines"
AND WHEREAS, by said Decree Il was
ordered that said land premises and proper
~ be sold by the undersigned as Commits.
sioner In default of payment Of said Judgment
aud costs at any time after ninety (90) days
from the said 9Th day OF September, 1919,
In order TO satisfy said judgment and costs
NOW, THEREFORE,. /, X. =. Hamilton.
Commission as aforesaid do hereby give
public notice that on the 9th day Of De.
cember, 1919, az the hour OF ten o'clock in
tho forenoon Of said day. At the front door
Of the Court House Of said Luna county,
In the Village Of Deming New Mexico. /
will, pursuant 10 and by virtue Of said de.
cree, offer for sale and sell 20 the highest
and best bidder for cash in ahnd, the above
described lands premises and property, or NO
much thereof as may be necessary 10 salts.
~ said Judgment. costs Of suit and expenses
Of sale
r. p. HAMILTON,
>. Commissioner.
A. w. POLLARD. Attorney for Plaintiff.
First Publication Nov. 25. 1919
Laet Publication December 10. 1919.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-16

Foxworth-Galbraith have moved
into their new quarters at the corner
OF Cedar street and Copper avenue
from their old stand at III NJ Gold
Deming graphic., 1919-12-16

Sell that secondhand furniture
through a Graphic want ad.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-16

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF LUNA, STATE OF NEW
MEXICO
In the Matter Of The Estate Of May Bell De.
ceased.-Adminstrato Notice Of In
tention 20 Resign.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the un-
dersgned, Administrative. Of the Estate of
May Bell, Deceased, will on the 5th day OF
January, 1920. at the regular January, 1929,
torn Of said Probate Court, apply 20 the
Judge OF said Court for permission TO resign
as such Administrators.
DATED this 25th day Of November A. d.
1910
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Junc. 1919. lie organized ri Paris an,
ininr,Aili'd town. planning conference.
hecn published IN France by tho
frnnch Research and Propaganda SO.
cic,N: MIR. Ford Knows the devastated
districts from emf to rnf. and be-
cHusc of his iinowlede" and his ia.
:ima"y with the French leaders nn1
Trench aiws l,e is unusually well fitted
- sntEhten tho American people. AIT
Cords style is clear. forC;5le and con
ctI. iic has seem the tragedy in tic
runs % France. has the deepest fcel!n:
al sympathy for II" unfortunate rcfl-
gees Of the wrecked towns and vii
lagos. but he has enormous fnith IL
their future. To all who read 1t. Mr..
t'ord's book is stirring appca, to
!.nd a haui 30 help raise Franc, out
Of the ruins. Tn. remark able illus
'avc been selected froM Mr. Eord's per
sonai collection and SLOW graphically
the gigantic task OF reconstruction.
TILE MOON rool. ny y Merritt,
G. -. pu;nam's sons New York.
This 's weird story III which
"cmancc. adventure. mystery aud the
supernatural arc woven into the woof
o ancient legends. with st;cn'inc
fashion as TO make most rcadahlc
story. In somc respects il hcars a
Resemblance 10 Rider ilagsards She.
bat i; has an originality peculiarly i:s
own. and by the same token MARKS
The author as writer with rcmarhahl:
developed powers o. imagination. the
0t''s - ttS'u upon t.iE !nN : l't .N's-N
Moon ROOT. and tic seven cleaning
ll2hts t:!a; raise the i,w",lcr In INC
''ol. ana tho altar and shrine .: the
pw@.l"r. located on ono among certain
groups 81 the Caroline Islands Thcrc.
among the peculiar islands known rs
TIA" Los: Venice o. the pa-inc.' arc
ruins moro ancient even tnnn those
Of Egypt. ruins o: a race and Il civil
iHation long: since forgotten. Tho S'"-S
- tod IN the first person rs Dr.. Walter
Goodwla. an eminent American botAu-
I iSt. and ia chiefly concerned with iha
adventures % himself ana Of his COM
panion. Larry O'Eecte. and y giant
\crScuiaU. Olaf iiuldricksson. who wc:,;
10 tic Noon novta! on Ntu-Taupch.
and having passed through learned
;'at another had preceded tacm
til. German Won ilctzdorp. man
% sc:nu,r and OF trcachcry. WAC IL tcr
was 10 plan and scheme 80 turn ou:
'a!r world into an undream"d-oi nell
Dy uac o. tn" forces and the weapons
10 lie found there in Muria. where the
Shininw ono. whom some called the
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NEWS AND REVIEWS
OF LATEST BOOKS

ne craSuat;nn Of Franco. Belgium and
Aisace-l.orrainc. tho occupation ot the
Rhine Valley by The allies arc dc
scrihcd.
l,hs war in Inc East is covered fully
-l;uss!a's carly victories anG cr
aMiul dc;"a'' al Tannnrh.rr ann Lodi;
MackcnScn's ;rrat thrus: and the Ger
mnn INVASION az Russia; Enssia.s re-
neNcd offensive: the re, ol'i:ion. treaty
or treSt- !@torSN. and anarchy under
inc Boish"viStr: thr "ud %: EussiaS
participate ion i'm ;!,c lighting Tile war
:'sa inst Tur"oy treated in al its
phases. as IS also ~" i2htiu. IN th.
aad on She Adl'ittic arc d.scribed com
pic;el: The campaigps in the German
colonies arc explained.
mere !" i th:iIl < story Of the
WIhol" suhmnrtne 'rtarc. The zone
DEGREES 81 Etitain and Germany. the
"ink!nrs tutt violated American rights
'e an;isuhmariuc campaigns. tho Zee
-. ngac and pstcnd exploits.
In yoluG,r Ten % the work there arc
and S5oo,nmc"cH RAILING, nity sketches
o; military ana poiiti".i leaders. n
chfon"losl OF torty pages: an indcx 20
I ;ho whric work. ana :, complete de-
scrin'ton or til" work Of tho peace con-
t"rcncr and tDe final disposition "t
the treaty
Tor any ono VINO wants a ,horou.h-
~ dercnCahl. understanding nf the
great war the things shat led IN 20 il
Us dereiopn3nt ir"m. beginning 10 end
and is rcau!: that changed the whole
lace az the world graphically ana
cicnniy presented. We nnhcsiiatins!y
history the; vii, stand every ties; Of
r!l:!t.Sm long after the scars 81 the
!; future historians viii 80 for orielua,
iniormat!on made permanently avail
HN." for SubscHuent discussion.
,Iil {Itn.*} j. * i.iHnin ':,T'"'' T Go.
Grace Living Inn airs iu.z)
has M-rit'om. more i'.am q siorS o.
hctionai BOOKS and among ;hcm are
ro:nanccs. IN fact. the ,"hdinc public
wac noi SLOW III taking her TO is
hear, ins"nuei that she ranks weli
American Writers who's" hooks con-
m"nd wide circle OF readers. This
h"c latest, is ia" story of character
IS 'cstcd ny action. in tho authors
Tho character Of John cameron Is a
convincing portrayal uf u type or hmcri-
can mahho"d. drawn III ali tin. colors OF
lie. As u miscellaneous boy full of fun
and !!fc. he had displayed the qualities
which were lHtcr To distinguish him
q love OF fair play aud :, uuiyk defense
or the weak and helpless when at
,ae;s9 champion Of dainty little
f'NtN Macdonald on NOR" thIM one Cc-
cas-! ION. ne 'nau" an Impression upon
n. mind winch w'S never I" hc quite
With The departure o. the drafted
MeH for camp. johns romance yeas ~
% S'nniuG in Entn's mpulsivo recoGni-
on OF him. followed By i friendly
.SttNr OF nrais" and cucoura cement
t""nsn time ana circumstances had
:o12 parted them. tl,ere Is a quick 20
:!N ois boy had regarded tho lovely
..A..d kni romano" is destined 80 10
,..ynrtcd BY many obstacles. chief
tenant Harry Wnsnwrieh, who usoe
noNSr :" render. john" position
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 3d. 1919.

Dweller IN III. Pooi. was ruler and
los. The four passed through and
stood upou the very brink OF tho Moon
Pool. and later entered The wonder
city o. gardens lovelier than those Of
fr!y-ba:"cd women. where abode Eolnrn.
pr:crtesS OF thc Shining One. and ter
r!rle red Lugur. the Voice. Adventure
fellows adventure. and marvel. marcel !:
III; tn. authors fertility or .ma s!ua-
tive resources nGvc" icsecns. up To tho
climax when II all its sp!cndor OF
.vii. tho Shining One sweeps forward
/, conquer the stronghold OF the Three
The stog! culm!natcs II tho triumph
OF love ANA horo.siH.
RIM - THE WORLD. ~ u. NJ
Bower. Little. Brown X Co. HoG,on.
AS e writer Of popular Western
stories lone ranks II. vi. Bower. EG
nos absorbed the spirit OF the West;
language with singular fidelity. Tnis.
his latest. is an eugrossin2 RANGE story
TIA; VIII appeal 10 ali wno liz. v.!i!c
rctron Kim o. the World is a vide
stretch OF country IA idaho partially
shu, in BY deS.rt vast: and mouni,i:.
ranges. where iifs has not progressed
81 fas; a. 4 has in other parts .. the
great West Here lived Cox So
called bad" families who settle their
Guarrcls with guns. The i.orrisan
,am;iy has been Dad since The fra;
i.orrisan came into The Black Kim.
The prcscn; generation Is. iowe""r.
cons dcrabl:' tanned. ana Tom i.Vrrisan
VITA his Eastern wife and three act.r"
lcys. has fixed his goal a. ~ Sl.000.o"c
OH ;he .aoor." .\:cci Douglas, ilis
ucares; ucichbor. Is an honest but
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intolerant Scotchmnn. who Is bitter
against the .thicving f.orrisuns.' aud
after he has uniastly accused Toya o:
stealing a "spotty yearlin" the toUd
grows apacc. Lorrtgan's youngest son
Lance. falls in love with Mar Hope
the educated daughter OF Nlcck Doug
las. aud does not. therefore. side with
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Millions of people know "a. mar,
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IheN know that most indigestion an,
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Tn" relief comes quickly. no .li.:,D-
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famous inCi"'siion rciicf costs % mai,
1T drug stores. Papc's D!apcpsin help.
rcRui1tc yOn- .stori!,ch SO .Ou can cal
faNOrlte roohs Miihnmt f.ir.--NlN
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rs family IN their raids on their p,,c&
KIM nciEhbOrs. There * annie ,n
cidcnt in this new Bower novel whir,,
=: quite the most typical stor,. %
Nest chat this popular au,hur h
written of late. The lunor v.hjni,
ch"rac;criZca the Bower books ~ 49,,
wanting - '''-
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\ tiny bottle ut "rr.G2our" costs ="
side ~ =gy drag store. Apply . few
drops unon any corn OF callus. In
sianti% II stops hurting. then shorli-
you liz; that bothcrspmc corn OF cailu,
right Oft with Your fingers. Truly,
" hnnh - DIV
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01
IMssl9 W.ylssl .yll .
STRAZ PROTT LEDOVCUM.

Washington, 90. dubna. =
Oznamuje Sc, ze hydrografi-
cka lTadovna zaridiIa let0s O.
pe,ne straz proti lcdovcum, kta
re byvaji u americkych bfehu
ncjncbezpecnejsi. Jest tomu
scdn roku, co Is. dubna zni-
cen byl ledovcem znamy par
mix Atlantic. Letos sverena by
la sluzba to pamlkllm Andro-
scoggin a Tallapoosa, kterez
budou Sc stTldati a krouziti "a
vychod cd brehu Noveho
Foundlandu, kudy jedi ocean
ske parniky kde ledovce r;l
di nejhroziveji. . Dale ma W.
chod konati budou strazni sluz
bu lode briticke. Sluzba tato
kona Sc die umluvy $ Vu,kou
Britanii cd po,openi 1itanicu
V rocc 1912, ale valka il docas-
ne preruSila. Vedle prace straz
ni konaji lode i pozorovani We
dccka o ledu, morskych prou-
dcch a stridani v6trn. kterAZ'
isou dulezita pro plavbu atlan
tickych lodi. Kazdy Il americ-
kych parniku zdrzi Sc ma CO.
ste patnact dni vrati Sc do
Bostonu. Behem va!ky bylo cd
pracc tetO upusleno Il toho du
vodu, ze ncbylo mono poltra
dati dvou lodi V dob6, kdy by
10 kazde jednotliVe potTeba X
doprave valecne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01
NEDAVEJTE DETEM ZBRA-
NE MfSTO HRACEk.

most pro ochranu ditek konec-
ne dosla k nahledu, re mnoho
why ma zlocinosti dospivajici
mladeze nese zlozvyk rodicd,
kupujicich svym mazanklm
flinticky a revolvery. Sotva Sc
kluk dovede postaviti ma, nohy
a udelati nekolik kroku, byva
tatinkovym nejvetsim potese-
MIN koupiti mu bouchacku,
zprvu jen ma spunty libovati
81 pax, kdyl klucfk "to zvlaste
dobre dovede". Cd spuntovnic
prejde spoi', pand klukd X
"plozorum" S 'nimiz Sc nauei
tax zachazeti, ze mohlo byti
mnoho lidskych oci zdravych
a 7najitele jich mohIi jimi je-
ste dobfe videti, nebyti "nevin-
ne" zabavy deticek pri strelbe
z "plozoru", cili foukacich tru
bck. = Pozdeji dojde ma vzdu
chovky, z nichz nadeje vlasti
stfIlf stlacentm vzduchem pol
vrabcich holubech, kterf
jsou ovsem "veci bez pana",
prave jake jsou kluk1m vecmi
bez pana okna, a jine krehci
veci, jako ma priklad nektery
neposlusny kamarad. PAX ma
stupuji k svemu pravu "rajfli |
KY, opravdicke jiz strehne
zbrane. TAX jest vychovavana,
al Sc stane jeji nejvetsi touhou
revolver, kdyz uz ne automa-
ticky, toz aspon nejaka sikov
ma sestiranka.
Tento postup ma ceste kc zlo
cinnosti, nebo aspon k rabija-
ctvi znalo mnoho lidi, ale to
riaprosto nevadilo, ably chfapc
ckove sc neohaneli skutecnymi
G1reinymi zbraneni napodobe
nymi, ackoliv davno .jiz stava
ordinance, zakazujici prodej
zbrani .iak skutecnych, tax il
napodobenych. Bylo tfeba ztra
ty rady lidskych zivotu, ably Sc
povolane kruhy vzchopily k ne
jakym cinum. Ma zaklade toho
vydal prvni prfruci reditelc
skol narizeni spravcilm asi 13.
skol v obvodu dvou mi! od
hlavniho stanu spolecnosti, ably
vyzvaK skolni ditky, by prime
sly sve f'inticky, at iiz napo-
dobene, ci skutecne, revolvery
a .jine hracky, strelne zbrane
~pripominaiici. Vyzva 'tato me-
la "a nasledek sebrani asi 900
kusu takovych zbrani, iak ka,
.sllkovych pistolek, vZduchovek
skutecnych palnych zbrani.
Tato cirmost bude rozsifena ma
vSechny skoly v Chicagu. Rov
nez bude zakrocena proti OBJ
chodnlkum, prodavajlcim zbra
NE nebo napodobeniny jejich
detem. Phi sbirani techto det-
skych hracek jsou take ziist' o
vana hned jmena obchodniku,
p1odavajicich je d6tem a budc
proti MIN trestne zakroCeno.
WSS1 WSS1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01
y = - v y Va

Mnoe ochod domy duz stych dobach bankach penze
Sovny pro tovay zboM do obchodu musi b paceny coz
so penze Zbozi pax potIebuje nez zpenez Proo
duz obchodn dunn penez kyz ch potebue ably dostat
moh svym zavazkum banky obycene miva penez, pone
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01

Ale - bany nema dos penez, aby pueovay dive srany
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nemoh dluzti by ce znamenao ochabnu cleveland
skeho obchodu nasaly by nam tezke dolby.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24
LOANS, REAL ESTATE SECURITY
FARM LOANS

Quick service, lowest possible inter.
est rate and favorable prepayment
privileges; tselve years continuous
loaning 10 Oklahoma farmers; II you
want n farm loan, write or call us.
HICKS LOAN a INVESTMENT CO..
Phone Walnut 1895.
3ii Colcord Bldg,
Oklahoma City. okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24
New State
University Hospital

900 HAet ijth sirvet. OkhhQ6na City,
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No 0stfa charges prss :. ambulance
NdlSSes state Uaivsysity Hospital, 900
csat ilth d, Oklahoma City. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24
STYLISH CLOTHING

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Harris-Coar Company
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