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The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-01
John Crooks one Of The
Few Survivors Of Vicious
Cierse Battle in France
AllAin. France. Jan. ::. 1919

Allan, France. Jan. .., 1919
Dear Mother:
was sure xlad to &c, YOU. letters
for hadn't heard for some time
Ono dated Dec, 18Th. tho other Dec
:tth.
You see we've moved and ar, no,
very far from Toui, Well. I, Ia Jus,
that much nearer home. 1 guess, and
I'm Willing to move every day. We
mr." not so we'll fScd here and II x,,s
pretty cold. l sot some cgga, milk
and butter the other day and they
sure went good. There are civilian.
here and ". live In their barns. up.
stairs mostly, The French arc fun
ny people. They have hous. and
barn all under one roof. Tho skclc-
ton OF the building Ia made OF biz
heavy oak timber. the walls OF rock
all sizes and shapes concrc,cd toxc,h-
or. and the roof Is OF ,iiing.
You think We havo been fortunat.
Well. l certainly do too. In our frx,
real hght. Mt Ciergc Iiiil. only about
one third of the mon that went up
ever cnmo back.-about 90 out of
ESQ. Two men In our squad were
Killed few yards from where I was
lying. and two moro wounded, Well.
we took the Hili against bad odds.
and with no artillery preparation.
Two brothers died tog, thcr there
ono trying to help the other one
back. who was wounded.
am looking forward to my dis
charge. From then on I'm my own
boss. II any OF my day dreams have
been spoiled. I can dream, some
more. Your religion Is about the
Kind ! want too. Nearly all the
French are Catholics and they are
not very high type morally. I'm
afraid. They don't seem to think OF
anything much but worldly things.
Well. l guess you know more
about when to look for mo home
than l can tell you. The captain
said we would sail about March lst,
but we hear so many rumors We
don't know what to believe. VIII
close for this time.
With best love.
John.
Corp. John s. Crooks
Am. Ex. F. France.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders
(being all the lot owners In said
cemetery Of the Monte Vista Gene
terry Association, will be held In the
City Hall. in Monte Vista, Colorado.
OIL Monday. M;rch 10. 1919. ut 2
p. NJ, for the election Of two Direc-
tors for period OF three years in
the places of Harry Francklin and
Chas. Ydren. whose term will ex-
pire; also for hearing the reports OF
tho Secretary and Treasurer and for
the transaction Of such other busi-
ness as may properly cone before
the meeting.
CHAS. YDREN.
CHAS. EDMAN, President.
Secretary.
Feb. 15-March 8.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-01

large wash room and toilet. II Is all
steam heated and electric lighted
and Germany has to keep 1t up.
On our anniversary. the 22nd. we
had big stag dance and costume
ball. The Y furnished about a hun
dred costumes and about fifteen can
teen girls and red cross nurses. We
had two bands and the whole bri-
gade enjoyed themselves immensely
Well they are starting the choco-
late line now and l will close for
now for few refreshments. so good
bye for this time. Am feeling well
and hope this finds you all the same.
Your loving son.
Wheeler.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-01
I.st. Boy Absst Decided
IA, 10 Make Germany His
Permanent Resting Place
iiohsr. Germany.
Jan. -. 1913.

Dear Mother
,.,, received another letter from
.on which Was very glad to get
I'd I guess YOU are tho only friend
s,y, any more as l haven't heard
r,ane,. or any Of my friends
..s. home for almost month.
"a, haven't tho least idea when
40, Going to bc allowed to come
~, In fact II looks liko We had
-, as we'll make Germany our
home.
=, IN my las, letter IL getting along
r,,.l, and enjoy going to tho class
:. which are extremely intcrcntins
and Jus, as instructive.
Cold weather has set In for good
and the days are getting quite brisk.
nm. very long rainy spell Is At IN
.rd and It has decided to snow for
, while which Is not quito 40 disa-
rr.cablc. The sun very seldom
shines and when It does II only
come, out from behind cloud for
minute or two. I shall surely en-
IN, that old Colorado sunshine when
come home.
have been recommended for =
commission again. This In the sixth
time since last July and II looks like
am going to get II this time.
Frances has been giving mo the
dickens for not being an ohicer and
hope for her sake as we'll as yours
that I have good luck this time as
| II has surely been against me hereto-
fore. Something always como up to
prevent me going to school over here
but this time was recommended
with four other SEts. from tho work
We did on the front.
You seemed to have the impress
sion that We walked or hiked from
France up hero. but no We brought
all Of our equipment with US which
consists Of six big motor tractors to
haul the guns and about thirty big
motor trucks for the transportation
Of our equipment and personcl. so
you see we ride wherever we 90. The
infantry and light field artillery had
to hike tho whole distance though
and II was quite a long hike with
very disagreeable weather condi-
tions. That is one nice thing about
the heavy artillery-we ride.
Wa have been putting in some of
our time on the target range with
our Springfield rifles and so far
hold the battery record for the two
hundred yard targets with . score
OF +3 out Of a possible SO. The day
l made the record It was very cold
and had a hard time keeping my
rihe steady on account OF shivering.
30 think can beat It II we get
some warmer days. II keep the
record l will be awarded a mark
manship medal.
We have access to q very large
I. NJ. c. A. now with entertainments
every night. 1t is only a step from
our barracks so spend all my even
'nss there now. Last night VIC had a
s'rl from New York entertain us for
an nour and 1t was surely good to
near an American girl talk again.
me is run by two American girls
ana they do all they can to cheer the
0oys up. The hall we have was TAX
On over from the Germans for the
use OF the Y and 1t is a dandy place.
II was formerly a big club house
win large kitchen where they
make hot chocolate and cookies for
10 every night, free of charge: a
,Atse reading and waiting room. a
"-'eohy for band concerts, three a
week. and the main floor about a
hundred feet square. In the base
"out We have 70 ,hovo. h..h
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-01

! horrby announce my candidacy
Tor reelection to tho once OF City
Clerk Tor tho city OF Monte Vista,
subject to tho Will OF tho votcrS Of
said city At tho election to bs held on
April ist. 1919,
y. l., CARTER.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-01

Two used Ford Touring Cars at a
cheap price. models 1917 and 1918.
Johnston-Mont & Lee.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10
II Is Now Col. Frazer.

Major Joseph Frazier, Profess
or Of Military Science and Tao
tics at Wentworth, has been in
formed by the War Department
that he is promoted to the rank
of lieutenant-colonel,
Col, Frazier has been in charge
of the military work at Went
worth for the past two years.
He has a long record Of faithful
service in the u. S. Army, and
is a graduate of West Point. He
is one of the best known army
officers in this section Of the
country. Under his direction the
military work at Wentworth is
carried on with pep and thor.
oughness.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10
ANOTHER DRIVE

A ,r,eviaD and Syrian Relief
0ommi,to, Calls For Funds.
In another column of this 9a-
7e, Won will find a graDhjc a.-
count of conditions in Syria and
..rla7fa. results of atrocities
nracticed Inv Turkey and dis
lresses incident TO the war.
II is uD to Amoica TO feed the
world. Our President has once
more called unon the paopIe to-
send liberal contributions to the
starving millions of Europe aad
Asia. Il is purely free will and
phiIanthropic. 18.OOO.OOO peo0la
hungry lands look to America
for food which no other pcoDIe
can give them.
The time for this campaign
for this fund is January 12-19
beginning next Sunday. Next
week the local committee will be
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10
CIRCUIT COURT JURORS
EerhrnarN Tcrm. 1918.

m. county court has drawn
FIJI. rarrorirg named gentlemen
a.r .rrors a+ the February term
O.. n. ufr.rff court.
n.e- win Thurman. Yelling
far. namicl- Crews. WELLINGTON:
Walter Coanar. Odessa.
u-O NJ GaIlatin. Fic-
gin lille Walter II. Smith, ILig-
a'r..'Ie. j. G. Gladieh HIGGINS
u.I0e
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10

Lieut.. Henry c. Chiles of the
Judge Advocates Department Of
the U. S. Army, located at Camp
McClelland, Admission, Alabama,
spent a few days at home the
past week. He came home on ac-
count of the illness of his faith
er.
Mrs. Robt. Guinther arrived
Saturday night from Fort Mon
roe, Va, to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J F. Vim. Her
husband, who was a lieutenant
in the Coast Artillery, has. been
mustered out of the service and
resumed his practice of law in
Akron, Ohio.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10

Private Alvin H. Brockman Of
Concordia, spent Tuesday in
Lexington, and left at night
for jefferson Barracks to be
mustered out Of the service. He
was sent to Lexington Septem-
Der 10th to assist the local board
in the clerical work. After re-
ceiving his discharge he win re-
turn to Concordia to resume his
duties as assistant cashier in
the Farmers Bank.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10

Rev. L. B. Arvin recently call
ed as pastor of the First Bap-
tist church, arrived Thursday
evening from Vandalia, Mo-, his
former station. Mrs. Arvin with
son and daughter will follow in
few days. Rev. Arvin also has
son attending William Jewell
College.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10
NEW COUNTY COURT
ORGANIZED
Judges Elected in November
Take Oath of Office.

-, er.r...Lt,
lne 0ou"'S 0o"l VI .,.t. ''''i...
Coul.y uAuei " II'' 00''-p'l'1
'ranSlol'lla'ioli y Nioll'ay ,'ol '.l-'5 n+
" ''eii 'i'e lru41s o'oC.0'' u, o -,9
w, reiiiDei 'ooN INV '"Y,' VI IN m.,.
.ieie "'0 =" l''a', 'N ''g' WV
po,,on n,.osi5inr i,,doo and r,o
p Owen indra Of fbo Tasterr
District are PonubIicans while
Jobn r T.arI,in i,dgo Of the
Western Dietrict is o Domocrat
ID. po,,.on .,,5 o,,.,,, ,.,.,.
A.. 0.,,' - 'r,, 1.. ,'.4i, "t,, ,.o
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10

Lieut.. Harry A, Day, U. S A.,
who was detailed as instructor
at the Michigan Agriculture Col
lege, Lansing, Mich, soon after
receiving his commission, has
received his honorable discharge
and returned home.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10
25 Cent CHARGE Restored.

The charge of so cent to and
from trains, and trips in town
has been called Off, and the old
charge Of % cents restored by
all the drivers. Thanks.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10
Lieut.. Stonestreet in U. S. A.

Mrs. Frances StOnestreet re-
ceived a telegram this morning
from her son, Lieut.. William
Stonestreet, stating that he had
arrived at Newport News, Va.
He also said that he would be
sent west in few days.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10
Business For Sale.

Vulcanizing business for sale.
Good reason for selling. Address
Lexington Tire & Repair Co.
Lexington, Mo.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10
New Bake Shop Man Arrives.

New Bake Shop Man Arrives
w. H. Taylor Of Stroud, Okla,
who is to open a bakery in the
store room formerly occupied by
Cor Psfroir af1sfeS ughGas
night. He expect to be ready to
commence business about the
middle Of the month. His fami-
ly will Join him as soon as he
secures a house.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10
Marriage Licenses.

\ marriage license has been
ISSUED 10 the following:
Walter o. Krohm Mayview
Elsie NJ, Tebbenkamp Higville.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10

Congressman elect Sam. c.
Major Of Fayette, is spending
the day in Lexington on bust
ness.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10
Talbot johnson.

Mf. Names Talbot ane Miss
Edith Johnson, both 81 this
city, were married Saturday in
Kansas City.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10
Captain Bartlett Roper Bishop

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.'. oa'E 10 "# '"..a''".' .''''
.lr ... also 10 " "''o y'-sLs W.
.'''.'n& --.1"0s.
WAS born "t Ashland Nlf-
'' December %, 1873, the
second son OF the Rev. "l.lian
Frost Bishop, D. d. a widely
"""n Presbyterian minister
end pastor for several years at
l.h".N Missouri DARN" TINS
n0s.o1afe his second son became
p student of William Jewel Col
.'": """ after giving special
attention to engineering and
o.ho. scientific studies, was
graduated with the degree or
bachelor OF Arts
lie taught during one session
d,,,, - Ta,.i,,.to,, 7ro IT,,
10 ,,,at ,,d ,,,a,.,.;,,d Daao,,,,o,.
o1 1910 Mis- viro;,,io Cra,,o,
-, Ja,,,,,4a[ - ~ Ioto
Hon. Alexander Graves, a prom-
inent LAWYER in Missouri. who
rcpresented his district for some
wears in the Congress Of tbe II
nited States
After his MARRIAGE Mr. Rishon
was for some time engaged in
business in Saint Louis. Mo-. as
president of the Germo M9nufac-
turing Companv When the IT,
uited States entered the war he
received a commission in the
, amy. He greatly desired to be
q assigned to active dutv abroad
+ but the government nreferrad tC
use him and his extensive ac.
ouaintance with fire arms anc
balrstics i'm the Ordnance De
nartment aft WASHINGTON r,
e adopt our Presidents words
y noken to our soldiers in Europr
Christmas Day he found i
o g hard task to take part i'm di
.e recting what our soldiers di,
i without going over and helping
e them do it. It has taken 2 lot or
moral courage to stay at home
His fate was "to pay the great
/ price" though the deadly weap
J. on was the dreaded influenza anC
v not hostile shot or shell. AWAY
is from home and loved ones, ht
h gave his best to his country
n Comforted by a last look anc
Is hand-clasp from his wife. hi,
IL gallant spirit took its flight Dec
.,,,b bo,. 90 1nrO
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10

Sergt. Herman Reubel Returns.
Daniel Reubel has received
word from his son, Sergt. Her
man Reubel, Field Artillery, that
he has arrived from overseas.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-01-10

EX-President Roosevelt Dead
Theordore Roosevelt, expires
ident of the United States, died
Monday morning at 4:15 o'clock
of EmbOlism.
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Oar Correspondents.


frrh / god.
We a'e ht,i = nu q rain. I,
be- ,ioppei fifminl u while.
Anihuny Nrrrur Who was work.
= zoe Nlll Srahaugh in Gaze cou
. no,rd hacA hrr few days ago
liob-fi Lnhrr accompanied his
s.st"r to ~ louis this wers She
W fr"m there a. Colorado to visit
hsf brother While IN - Louis
Ir"r, purchased . Fond
4 ~orsiug l. on the drag this
year
kl Seahaueh II near liNyille
made O trip TO Mcl lure. lll.. this
week e. lr-k i,f a localion he i
nov working 1T RanNlrs station
Flo, Neliau' sho j. working
10 Frank 'ol.us1u. 90 home on o
visit
Mrs Puial Slnic 70! Capr GiFaf
's. Nnuen o, r.ma, MURRAY
s.. nisg night NH aY
Marble Hill press., 1919-06-05
Will Noores this week

Will Noores this week.
John McCrreoy visited at X
smiths Sunday
Lewis ReVelle visited ., II u
NcCirndons Sunday,
Reub NcCotmk'k came hoIne Sat.
uniay from southern counlIcf. where
he has h-vn visiting relatives
Mrs VIII Moote Is improving
Nr and Mrs jim Mccullough aud
bate. Who have l-en In Crystal City
some tine. returned 10 their home
herr one day last w-rk
George Mcdaniel ~ho has t-cn
Visiting his sn kimsn. In Capc
county, came home one day last
Nerk
VIZ, Alex Couplcs. ~ho he, h--n
,iglin2 her pafrnts Nf aDd Mts
Nathan hiiHief returned to bet
homr ag Caio III. nar,slsy
Misses Gfacr Smith and Eula
Saaf9 Srrr quests Of Elsie Grero.y
Naiuuias ulght
Re, Is S,un- 6lIcd hi, applint
msut AZ l'utnn Itpyr S.ty,.t.,
NIGH ard SUNDAY
oulc a uuml-r oi gsnll- attend.
ci pfs,rf W~rtiug ~ unron Gru,e
Sunda, nigh,
VIZ and Nf lf,lk hin lrf ,si,s,i
ai Rile, lA.cY. >unis, nght
VI AMI Nn Fulton Cooper ,i.il.
NJ NJ Grot>~ NcDsu,,f. Sun.is,
Come IN. CLASSY Ini, Gtsi
Marble Hill press., 1919-06-05
+ at~oods

Plov.aE corn is The order ST. tie
day Some Il thc farmers ore br.
mind on account Of so much Nrr
weather
Elmer Fox has employment with
Frank Kinder this summer
Joe Hugh passed thru this ytrin.
ny Thursday.
Mrs Jim Phillips had tbp mislor.
tune 20 eur her foar pretty badly
one day last weeh
A series Of net iinss will hcain ~
Niece chapel on TlnrNis sy b.hs.
the third Sunday In Junr. Do, 20
to sierp aud forget il and ,ve.y l.,,l
try and come.
I'd Williams sold fine Young
horse To Roscoe Rockwell near ZaI-
ma Thursday.
Miss Mildred Cooper visited a,
Welker Sites Sunday
Mrs. Jim Haynes and babe passed.
thru this yiciuisy Friday.
Miss Stella Deckard is staying a, |
Marble Hill press., 1919-06-05

her tome u, a. Alirnvlle SIn lay.
Rev chas Co'h and VIM Sltz'
molof-i To Glen Alien Saturday
alter oon
Chas ani Gilhrt Gcydson motor,
ri tn Glen All-n Sunday afternoon
Nissrs Lot,ie Cobb aud Fannie
Greer visited Ns |. J Kaufman
SUNDAY afternoon
N,, lili. Cobb spent SUNDAY
~i'h Miss hy Cobh
Miss Ciam PirSnn, is having the
c ills
Henry Cunlnsrf altrnd,i prayer
meeting = New rrrcr Crc-k Satuf.
DAY nishf
W and Nh Richard Lucas came
d1~l from 81 L.u, In spcnd the
summer
Rr, 2 Z loun, failed To fiH his
appointment % Brush Cr,k Situf
Gay
H-8ftH. .issn = sawmilIinr
un~ u mnh-t ;, Dr,,le,i call ou
Ben
~ NE .. ... .F..a..4 o.. Z -. .Gf..
Marble Hill press., 1919-06-05
Glen Allen Y. +. ID. l

Health Is good
Mr. and Mrs. Joda Goodson visit.
ed Mr. ant Mrs Henry Goodsop
Saturday night.
Elmer McGregor visiled relative,
on Trace creek Saturday night
Charley Burns. Ernest Lincoln and
Misses Charlotte .M,nter and Cecil
Mus2rave attended prayer meeting
at New Trace Greek Saturday night
Misses Lettie. Mary and Ruth
Alexander returned to their home
at Marble Hill Sunday, after visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity
a week.
James Rhodes attended the icr
cream socis.l at Glen Allen Tuesday
night and reports an exc II INT time.
Miss Cecil Muserave returned 10
Marble Hill press., 1919-06-05
Talent
Well. it is still raining
Health IS reasonably good

Well. it is still raining
Health is reasonably good
ii J Movers ana son ere m0y,1-
their sawmil to their home g, du
some saving
Mis- jess BoIInaer is yisi,.ng her
mother, Mrs Stone.
VIM. TaIIeut aud family visited
his mother, Mrs Ruth Tallen. son.
duy.
#alter Dennis ani family Visited
Mrs Dennis mother Mrs kitchens,
AMI sister, Mrs Lacy. Sunday
Mrs. Eunice Miller, wife of Ray
James Miller. was baptized 1T
Crooked creek Sunday The nap
tizine was well attended.
Miss Willard Talent visited AZ
Jach Longs Friday night.
jack Longs mother Is yery t.or.
ly. but We can say the Lord has
blessed her with a long bfr aud
good health She is SO years old
A revival meeting will begin NJ
Union Light the 18th Of this moath.
II il To be q union meeting Every
body invited
We have a new doctor AT Patton
We are ali very glad to have anoih-
er good doctor so near us.
Tie attendance at Liberty sun
Marble Hill press., 1919-06-05

iiFalth i ieason,l w g'oi.
We are still taving lnI, ~ ran
bot the q ofr ri, the more gen
g0is>
rarfr are fr~ fsrnrfs Ia this VI.
c.nf, ~hn arr bo, done planiine
corn.
Wheat ali y ea,ios looI fine
an " lr'llhtn s-e tie u looking
N 4 way
Mr. and Nr. John Dluglas and
ian ily yiatJ q vilr' Lncolns
Sunday afternoon
NF and NJ, lc- Cook AMI family
yi.itsi NJ Cook mother NJ.
George How di SUI las
Nr rn Vr. ~. hrspi'uek sni
family VISIT n's p.re Mr. Rosa
Hn~ ard ~ HN
W I'D Hf, Ein.W.l, mode a
tfip e. lAt.,sIN FnfiN
E"ts nH. ., h--u
N u d,Hn ur. I.u Srs
'. t. .,. .a tt. ft,ra
urHi ryur
20 tttHs.is tu.-' H lr., upp-f.
Marble Hill press., 1919-06-05
Cho.in-r Sehooi District

Health : ,riy eooi aud - az
still having Its Il rain
Piani.ng oap h,t--rn shn~rr
seems io - the c',l.f - ihs "a,
? d Ch1sinef msl, busines
iflp 10 JscssDn Tur~iay
VI AMI Nrs L l. ludecs ~,
diueate' Logis- VISITED at Nauas
Niuness Sunias evening"
Mrs Tom Cpi-r ,i,itc,, VIZ. PinE
ChpsIuef Sunia,
Niss ns-ssis S8,D-y ~ss ,h- ku,-l
n His, Nriuh clos,nrr ar,ius, o.,
uish'
chuwh ~ Lone Gm,r 80. sr.l
attended Saiuriay
ffanslin P,crrr ~ss the gncs; u
h's sisieT Nts Leo BAhnl,r. Siiu,.
1y niehi
MIS- Nelr.a Chcsi1r' ,.Itoi v-s
'sa De- Sunday
lf.rc Nili h. ohur-u - y; I,on
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uichi IS Nsii ai,rmlr,i rnd ia re.
rast = se.-i iIuc
Monrn~ DhruGer ari q. .ns
mode . hug1a,s tfi. ua un
vonda
jaha Brown Is q; h,rr from
Ffa"cc uo~ '.c ssys D., ltrr.pr
~ much il resemble. .rsura great
hH
Miss Mare Nome, ,isiici Ni..
'rlns Chos,nrr Sa'urtHy uiet,
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on J u ChostEp5. gpd fau.n II
,itbir illIi ,bis ~sik
Ars - NANCY hiss rrrusarI +.
'oiHe irn'n the hospital at Cap G,f.
'cau. where shr has hsea trlrr
rc8imcnt spfn~ time
p u Chsslner and son. uscn.
lade . business tfip 10 Jo~a last
wednesday
Mr aad Hr, Bunic Bn.,a.,f sai'
fiI,lteu visited her morhag Nfs
ON Grader Thursday might
BFoas EysS l
Marble Hill press., 1919-06-05
4 lIark "EccLor" {.

From letters tha, have been H.
cri,esi by Iocal democratic politician.
in ghls city IN the last few DAYS
sent out from Washington, il Is In,
frffed that an fiort will tsc nlasie to
hsiaa ont Hon Claap Clark as a
csndiiiaie Iog Gnyci states sens,or
next yesT. The yeHstatcu, herr IL
might i,e sts;el IS strong for the
great slissoaFirl
These letters coming A. they do
just after tie senator has endorsed
the fiationai administration are re-
gsfurl as significant One u the
letters from an officiai In " ashin ston
very close TO the fxmer speaker asa.
ed for frank expression II opinion
as 10 the adsisataiiiy Il Clara lss-
coming a senatorial candidate ST
Joseph Observer.
Marble Hill press., 1919-06-05

day school Sufd Y w., e. ".
BACK fYs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-06
Prescription
C-2223
for Bad Blood
C0RNS, CALLUSES
QUIT QUICK!

Two Dropp of "Gcts-It" WIN DO IT,
Ever hnud. carve your toe with q
knife trying tu got rid Of corn
Ever usr SCISSORS and snip on purt
of the COW too yluFo To- tho quick