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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-01

The Phoenix club will entertain at a dance at their club rooms on the even ing of July 4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-01

day afternoon at o'clock with Miss Daisy Davis at her home in Inglenook.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-01

NIT. Shumway will conduct the commit nity sing a t East Park this evening from to clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-01

Mrs. George Reynolds will be hostess to the members of the nursery guild this afternoon at o'clock. All members are asked to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-01

The central w. c. T. U. will meet this afternoon at 2:SO o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-01

1T 1T MESS one is politically very "ul- II tra-ultra," there is nothing espe- " cially to object to in "Bolshevism
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28
Kelly Field Players Coming

tsatiaf skvish ras lens saa sac.
8 lis fas a. Isnts i 10 . seatinaa'
fst s. ntff'nfuf u Is .ifssl sat
hi ~ sfIsat of4siaal sems1s a
sri ahos taaress itsss tan tsa1t
afs snheai rqasl
ons 81 ihs fssiefes 81 ghf resas 4
.hr Atais'n rApital pfsnsHirA ~
Naek anl ilamsl So llaffi Nask
a. proaeanrsd a. aaal.sa ssaats
l..Ttsn Nfa Nark rin 70 ~ oas
u ihe ten aes' rafsieaiiy r*Ffff'
msn Ia tha sofll ~ Alsa holds ias
>al aasl lhamg.uushIa ~ IAe aafaI.
fl aafs reseIasf pItA AIfs iiansl
oae u8 tas sistsrssf slern tunhisfs
on iaf fare onsl a. pse.uai AID
sensational ssh.a.ilea q stfsutfs an3
ssNt
A Auu tH H contributed hf
liaaaft Nfsan sasik arsf eaa
eHa fna ksh.s faeli.A plrde =
.et1l aai tsa. faI fseltarr
rhIs entire fsfes AN - ssfsa laf
eus asfiofnaues ouli AZ as eashns
Thesis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28

The readers ~ tbs paper VII hc
pls.ase 20 lesrn thai there is a. least
osso dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 s1r. in sli its Stages and
that 81 catarrh Csfarfh iselre rreafly
Influenced hv copsfilrlionai cons itions
require constitute nal treatment
Halls Cafarrh Medl' ne is taken IN
ternaily and acfT thru the Hood on
the Mucous "a iacei of the syfiem
thereby destroying f4c foundation ~
hy hullflng NJ the constitution and
assisting nature In doing ts WORK
The proprieiors have ~ mufh faith IN
fhe curative powers ~ Halls Caiarrh
Medicine that they . - one Hundred
Do..sls for any CAS- that Il fails 20
cure send for list - testimonial.
ADDRESS y J CHENEY a co. To-
ledo. Ohio. Sold by Ell Druggists. SSc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28
Daily Health TaIks9
. woWo Asovr rns s,ossvs


rearle afe easily lfFilirns.l vi,sn
they ihint somrsilng v tl,s rnhitss ~ish
tipsif lungr - heart. and wsi tiiey
may D. but is~ u~1ple un.isrsiafsi
the dangers - fl.eass.i kldnejs. rl~sr
organs have = iuiy - vital inf-ftanse
- perform, and u u,rY ar diseased.
there y ~ telling i.o~ - slsefr ~
sy'nptonis may apT-as Tie tsiuefs
ar hliers. ard when lhsy arr healthy
they remove 'hs I-lisifs lfim ilsr blsr.i
AMI party a. When th. t4inrys afa
dissased. tiss poissgs are spfrAsl esvfi
~here. and one - these i,ossuns j. ufie
aoid. The urie sefi - carried ~
through ti.e system and dfi-siissi -
sari"u- places. in lhe lorn - srate
salts ~ IN li,e iset. analss. srisis ani
bsek = often formiag bags uissisf iha
eyes. sometimes The ff~,ihs,ig fr,atie
= called rhenmssissn. lurnhaso. scssiiea
ans baeksche. finslly. esme ssons
in the bladder. dlsbesea and Dnehis
dlssass
DF Pierce, II Buffalo. y Y. In recent
years. discovered that . certain CON.
binsiion of remedies would Dissolve uric
acid ursie salss) IN the system. Ne
found thls combination b b. harmless.
- that be made a up In tasless.
u double strength. and called them
Anuric Tablets. They dissolve ure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28
WHERE TO REGISTER

First Mard i'ff.nfi "
Afmaniunl n. North ,trIinl
First Msri i'rreiuei u :,
'onners. 81 Hast rofhln.
seeund MART l'rr,mY ! = q
NallAre. ~, fasi Nulilr
Netuui Maul rreeiuef . . N
krasgef. its last Warner
lhlrd Wand Precinct q 3
Naehr. ill Is,f Villas
ihlrd Mari Precinct g n q
nlds tlliseh building horn .
Fourth Narl Precinct J "
llaruhari, b2l We.t Man.ur
Fourth Ward Precinct = n n
4 on liet. i2I West Harrison
flfh Wanl 81 j nulnnell
ltl2 Mesi Logan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28
DRUG SELLERS MUST
REGISTER; PAY LICENSE
Doctors, Druggists. Dentists. All
A:e Placed Under More
Strict Rules In New
Revenue Bill

Washington. Feb - Physicians
dots. draggls's and manufact srers
G dealers who seil or admin sser mar
cof.c drugs arr required urder she
new revenue biz 10 register end ray
iicen@e taxss 90 revenue oo;ieciors
within fhe next thirty days Tbs
amendment Of the Harrison narcotic
drfx scf also taxes g ium. cocssne au1
derivatives or medIcines containing
shese . me rste of one cert an ounce
and mikes u Illegal to seli frugs not
bearing revenue stamps
Physicians. dentists. veterinary sur
eeons AM cher grao;ifioners are
t1x~s e. a year Tor the drug priviIsee.
bzf fhey vi b. credited wifh the s
IA Bndsr she old iaw Drasxisfs ana
1sber rFsaH dssle4s are ta1ed s.
rear. wholesalers slz an manufar-
Iursrs q importers, ssi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28

iamla Mas them surreunoe I nt
km-ei Alnsirh where Tow u>cnd
f WAS ai che mrrgy ol ihc Turks.
A,o the Allies had just with
drawn FROM ihc Dardantlle,
iint relying Goa the Nlic,
promises % guarantee i'le iuda
peudcnce ana Freedom 1t a.
Allies. Nc dli mot lor our moment
waNef
Vow. Wa have Suffered af ihe
baud, If The Turks uni rfiaiioas
rerrsf a. sas have hern ihnse 81
rH,ter and slave We haN,N0u,
ihe airu llles ami irli ihc hand oI
oppression
And oar sincere dc.fe s a.
establish state which uiil iihor.
air ouf reanl, fnm ilr nIlu,ne,
of iln TURKS nd stabilize eNil.sa.
'len s. that ihe Easi mat have Der
,hare
A- ivppr plan
oar WISHES as ~ Federated
State, noni Juelule the Arabic
speaking peopleof Western Asia.
They are all united geographical
lN aud ethmolievallN These
states. 1--we in uumher. would he
SYRIA. lnelndlng Palestine PIPER
Ne,op0iamia. known IS Jegrlah
.awef NnsopaiamH known -
lraE Arabia proper. meaning the
desert district. aHd the coast Ills
fri.i, of lledJaz. Ye,.a aud Noied
%, ihe uffh Ihe northern bound
ares 81 these States would BE-
along ihe southern side of ihe
Ianm. mountains from Alemend-
rata rs ihc Persian border
Bet ne emphasize ims n thi.
district fh, people are more homo.
gencous than anyhwcre else in the
world They an speak Arabic
without exception. believe. snd
sre all descended from close
stocks.
Concerning Palesiinc- wc uol.
como 'he Ionisis % have all
rights.
"Me welcome them all over our
country
After ~ wc cam, frnu The
same ancicni stock, and the ne.
brew, are nearest to "a, in blood
Their language IS very close TO
ours We have 40 conflict iu
character snd We feel that 'he
Arabian countries are their real
field Tor development and prog
rcss.
Let me call Your attention 10
The manner IN which the Arabiaus
and Hebrews have prD>pcred ia
Spain They are largely rcspon-
sible for the Moorish Influence
there.
We welcome them io oar lands
because that u what our lands
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28

Thsf" arr people 80 never have q
movement - ihr tnarls without if =
rf0duced ~ q raihnn r. Most - them
hare brought fhai 90 lfdlilon on them
teivcs ~ the nss ~ mlnsfal Wrer,
end airnnE rafharfiF Thar fakn 600
u1rh water nof 10 ihs system AMI -
sfatais ihe disease faef arr meant go
rei'rFe 4 mIit "a alive fouIf Uhs
Chamberlain Table affords ! gen
a. movement ~ fhe boeela that fo1
hardly realize hal bon pf,Aiuc~d ~ =
me'iietne. and IN. " ute b. MT so likwly
sfuidrt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28
DRINK bot TEA q
yOR A BAD COLD

&c, a small racfarr ~ Hamburg
pr.-as' Tea a. anv pharmacy take IS
tablespoonful - the tea. pot cap ~
boiling water upon if. pour fhrssgh a
sieve and drink fHarap fui 90 auy
time during the dnv ur before retiring.
II il she mpsi effective Was 80 hrea "a
cold and care CrIn a. it opens . b.
pores of fllr skin. relieving congestion.
Also looseus the bowels, tAas dflfinr a
cold from fbc SYSTEM
Try J, the nrxi time You suffer sron
a cold or fis grip n D. ineapensife
and en'ireiy vegetable. therefore safe
and harmless.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28
RUB BACKiCHE AND
LUhbAG0 RIGHT OUT
Rub Pam and snfress away with
a snail bottle Of old honest
So. Jacobs Lmment

When ynrr hack is sore and lame ~
lurn fsgn. sciatiea or fhe matiFm has
yon sfifencd IN don suFcr' Get a
80 cent bottle - oia. honest '-~f
Ja~v,ts Iinimcnf- a. any drug store.
pour iifflr in eour hand and rub 81
right into fhe pan or ache. and ~ the
time sou conni fitg. the soreness aud
lam~nexs Is gone.
Dun't stay cfirried, This soothing.
renctratirr ol nrnsls % - use,i only
oncr. !. takes fhe ari.r and pain right
out of your t.acs ard ends the misery.
II is rnagirsi. w. absolutely harmless
end fccsn't burn the s.in. I,
q No'hinr ~i~~ sirfe fssminro. r1ofica
Z laus bzek misery 30 prowply
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28

enoarh sai1.ss saa TIE fauars
Nslit Fssi8 r.a,sss nH. arrive hs.
Fas.tAt. Mafta faf ure nlaNt
snr.r,m.al Al tae NaIars fseafsr
= aaasusI / ne usint = tsIt a..
fsstaa -, NaaAgs Arlss hss a.
anrsa ta naast tasss ustfAsnrs al
s. siasisa tusslasf a# .a4|neuf
niasns 80 sl4t lstu faas.nf
ssicouns
Nsssf .fege haa saihrs nssa t.s.
isd b, a. sAsolsl ihsansai saa.-
aus ana ~ gls 3 .ouansff n 81.
a. tncia4td oa iss Hnsaaff eI .hese
aaeas soiise $50 AIs naa ea
hslf ffsns-eoaNntntal taaf Taco
'amlns stoaid b. a uafAe4 stfaf Ia
g. Ai,ia 81 lae rn
Al 'as u- la fts aa.aae a.Eaa
afoa ua 81 fae aNt tn aels
vatsd esa' HIufs'an h fhf
Aar Department rs i.af go taaa.
~sfs aieNasfs % tae liHh Ntfp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28

fu make me So eaues uf q fa
flmaff susiue readable frUm a iss
fsnre. b fHeIgn Inventor hss e1alppsl
a gauge sHh 81 arfos fhe p1Ini u
~isifh iaaiosa ihs fise aud fail - ga.
ief in ihe glars tube
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28

need proule Who vii develop
oar rs>onr,es
Ns attention /, eailei - the
! liarrisn Investments Ia SYRIA Il
true there hss hren the infcsi
nens 50 nleuc, there the fnns b
sfe interested - : >am - Iserhaf'>
sssa.Na We arr glad 81 haze
them herr. hu, NJ ean not sse
uf. The country should ~ gwen
over a. the French lo rulc because
~ ihi, legt,latAels their "a.
5 l,csimeni, wall ~ pnaieetssl, and
Ire plan, Tor a league oi nation.
tulll guarantee their safei, iram
outside attack.
We Nll pmiesi ali nnaneisi
f interests That + our faiare We
viii encourage other interesfs an
investments fran Europeans sns'
from American, 81 help ~ e
develop our land, We want
mone, and material ouf onis
condition IS ihat these people
eomc a, friend, snl uet 8, epH.
4nefors
in Me,opuiamia that rsh sat
lpv of the iuo nNer.. we neet ie
Aclorneni lIsrr nriu,h capital
= represented 10 ihe extent II
IllWsfna ponul, " ne'si
man, tuue, that ~ work auf land,
anl ifrlgaie ihe reh soil W
have ,aanee,>ion. e. give here, hoi
Nc waut ~ ei,, thc>s cei'ee.>i''i'.
e. people Who are our FRIENDS.
ln,' ~ Iu >Nua.
Msli pas Tor anN assistance.
hut W a., not willing o. ,asni're
onr freedom iot y
We hook upon ihe irrnsh and
fngliAh ~ eur FRIENDS We owe
much a. them and Ne want iheul
10 l,s our friend, IA "a, future
"tpio uov an Ne hope q Viii
continue iu the FUTURE Amsriran
influence ia Syra has been MOST
prai>cWofihy in that ID has heru
educational Tho greatest Den.
ter ia the Es,i for cineaiion Is
ihc American college az kcifHi a
+, really the s0urDe Of Tie present
Arabian movement fHF Freedom
aud independence u J. the yeast
fhai lfaNcn, the whole
Having "a much confidence 20
their disiniercducs,. we pray im
ihrir help aud assistance in every
branch 1T our Development
Tho spirit II that institution is
responsible for thu, n Is NOT
lirh, that America should Wspir'
us ton lreedun and leave ns io
the tender merelts oi secret dirl"
mse, Amrri,a nill not ~ iur
+ Ia itself IL Il allows ihe d.lafa
ilon If ihe President a. ~ un
hee,lcd ~ che conference
American prestige Is now ~
iis highest in oar cnupirA Shall
She allow % 20 he substitute hl
exeeraiion which IS sure o. result
n 'he President declaration for
The freedom of the weak people.
a. tfhr earth h. u0i found fp ln
eludc is
Americans haNe pui millions
into gar enauirv. nor fUr difi-
dend. in cash. bui believe they
have been richly rceompensri hy
.tll thousands 81 yonng men who
have bccome imhued hy The
thoughts of Freedom taught as in
iho Ame loan college a. Beirut
"rhfre are half million
S,riaus in ihe 'niied States
Is She 90 allow the home land
~ these reaflc 10 BE- divided az
booty in The war;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28

old nreNlr ~ha afr d. hia ass inaHf
~ rerple vhn are erah n p.
sifeng glhensd ana anahIat fa Ha
fhfoash fhs cold e.s sitef tf itkfns
GROVES TA4frlfss fhn TONIC
~hlch is aInplf HOS anA Qi iNiNt
snspsnisf in sfun So pleasant efeI
hildfrn Has N NNt tau fnan fefi lf.
lnNiheulna. ln4lsalaflHH Hffesf
rrloe SO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28
bat yoa Must Drive Il opt Of
Your hlood % Oct MI of II
Armansntiv

Ia haFF rTUhAhIl 80 = IA
kahf of 4 piflnt fkfffeti tfrafmFate.
tnnK 90 taFe tH8f ts4tsfFh An8
hatt aeri srfafs eatass ant 'niiaat
as f4sssiAif heHN tela r~lrHft -
Nessd fiai aftf ahtFf faae saa
AL snafksf atialk Aaa eendsta
shf Sea aaasi FfkAff that safAfrn
a a. Iafesitsa 81 fhe eIas.l ant Is
SO HfTmantat feiisf fAe tafarsh as
fsir.en masi er ffisea ual 81 fae
ei.sd Fhs 4al ktf SOFA stas 81 "a
sffslaai fhi,. the 4a ass faa afl fsf
f aIf - fHIf sflIHm ahtsa
has bees ln ear faf1 ase taf stsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28
You Need not
Suffer from Cntarrh

Nftf ftt eaf lrse ihr eaisffhsi
ettaeu naf nf lesf Ainet paflft lax
80 stfenEi nealfa s.. sa 6 sill earFv
t1f,F sna aesHh IS fes asaeaas mea.
es..it aaa etfafe ~fii sa1a fsstnfs sass
~ heaHa tna sfa - frflevea ef 40
arsfei - ~ ssatsas la t.,aF fhroaf
safrs IS aeftfas aaf hfeaih haUktas
80 2lnA
Al fefai 49, Jfas - stfft = So
ia so ) Aa4 - feef neaI raa ave
t fflsI Ilame.iislris
the fhIFf sfhaI ats.ssF e lae
toWnans NN hHe aflY tasWef al
'eiiefs - Iat sahIest fhefe y -
fhsfst ff sac sssa ~ advice Al
ffsss HeH Hut ili. tamnanr. a.
- fIt tahofatafl Atlanta "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28
'G[TS-IT' PEELS
''' Ny C0RNs OFF!
Any Corn or Callus Comes OFF
Peacefully. Psinlcksly Never Fails

li'a almo- a picnt, fo So ri -
corn ~ c.ilas the 'rsst~-lt' vsy
fou slsend { or ; s~oouds rufiinH ou
} 81 3 drops ~ 'sss;s-it" about a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28
q E W
FRIDAY. rE0aUARy e.
Vivian Martln

"sHa COUNTRY FiHsT
fite sfofg - hef Cgihf flrsf.f
eua Nrinrn ~ Nafy Roberts nlne- I
hsr effeffei ~ James YOaaw and ~
affoffis Niss Martin one ~ ~ Z So
eharafts. tsfion she ever a'temlar
Miss Martin s brilliantly ea9po1
Nhlie ths photography j. 1nal
fine
ElEih episode Of the -licfI
nAlDGa"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28

Coauiine Sc ~ in teliaf. aai cents
80 much iit that a gait ct~i Ycn
Man mAf uo = 49, siot ~oft
Wa hs ha = Inii hni IefhAps
Esuid hr better g 20 dlt q iake'
ahalt Sea sass fo So Naa. .iste'f
- ~ : oolt nntsr enc uspti tfvai.
nsat That iIms 0an ~ ma 2 short
nd > TAKING thamtsfiair 'ausa
A nrdf and lfs ~ care pf tnnfH"lf
ln fasI l-ltfls of lhIs rr. q ln ne
he4se is mlKhiF tf-~i lnfssinen'
taraa fhs N.nfsf aat spihH manihe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28

Total necessary 20 b.
raised ~ tar levy ..+.... 8 s.z3g %
Public nctlcc ls further given that
the levy q five mills ,as.-i on the a.
sessed valuation u said School Dis
trici for the current fiscal year = not
sufficient 70 create a fand Becessary
FOR the support of the common schools
"a said district. a. determined in the
l,udEei as eeresnaboye 80 forth. and
that the Board Of Educaiion ~ said
schooi district has determined that
tae amount Of exoeas levy above the
five nils that win be- reqaged -
raise the amount necessary Tor the
support Of said common schools for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28
SATURDAY. MARC
Dorothy oslt2
-vivG Ia ral

~stsC Ia FRA
The aciure - filled
heafs a4sai and ther,
dramatic moments ~
the attention 20 NJ
con is eapabiy SUPP
fine screen piaytrz
being F,fmnni 10
Two reel Biw
AND ScAhpbt
LIGHTNING
only.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28

Uss Gets "a peel off cern this ~ay.
simple - pufting on y0uf hal ~Gkis-
~ Goes away forever wish -cJEifa
tons" wrap1y" pissssrs. Efeasf
oirimenfs that rub co. bicDd letting
knives. and scispors M mp into The
quick" -Gefe-ft- esrtf pain Your
-iumJy" corn shrinka. dies. ioossas
from che 'oe. You peel fhe corn pain
lessly frcfn yCur toe in one ronDiei p
piece. That's shfre the sdcrfc cones
in--y0u peel q or - yoa would Z
banana peel Sohlnz else bnf ''Gsss-
IT. can % II. Ges peaceful. c0mm0n-
sense -TsetE-if
"f;sts-It" the guaranteed. money
hack corn remover. she only cure way.
c0sis bat = frifle ~ any drag store
MID BY y iawrrnce 4 Co. Chicago.
''s - =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-28

Total necessary 90 b.
raised fof sinking fuuf ss2 %
Total estimated receipts
from deilnqaeai taxes. : isg o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-15
Senate Committee Abandons
Probe Bad Wheat Shipments

Washington, March l4.-Chair-
man Gore announced today that the
senate agriculture committee would
not investigate charges made before
Chief City Magistrate McAdoo in
New York that bad wheat was sold
to the Belgian relief commission and
after being milled was sent into Bel
GUM where it caused the deaths Of
1000 persons. A resolution by Sem
ator Calder of New York, providing
for such an inquiry was adopted by
the senate, but as no provision was
made for meeting the expenses OF
the investigation the auditor for the
senate has ruled that committee had
no authority to make the inquiry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-15
REAL ESTATE rRANsEEs.

George W. Smith 8 wife TO William
g. Sievers, Chicago st. 90 II. Q. Of
Fifteenth 81. g, .. 3SxiS2 H.. S,T6t
Henry H. Anderson & wife to Anton
A. Carlson, Thirty-sixth ave. Sl6
fso n :, OF Davenport St .. . SoE 20,
Isaac L. Beisel & wife to George
Mcdonald, Thirty-seventh ct, $50
It. s. OF Csss st. ". q. b0xl21 it,. 1900
Margaret Smith ct al, to Theodore
L. Westover. n. ., cor. Railroad
ave. q Monroe ct. 42xs0 It. ....,. $50
Albert Van Houtte & wife TO Alols
Cervee, Thirty-ninth ST. so II. n. Of
P st. ". s. aOxils It. ....,....,.. $50
Charles W Martin & wife to Lewis
w r. Beatty, n. O. cor. Twenty
eighth ave. q Mary ct. s6x120
IL sg.........,,.., 1900
Louis ziev & wife to Henry B. Kent,
Thirty-seYsnth st. 2.6s IT. n. Of
Dodge st, =. 8. S0x11s.s IT, .....
Barker Co. to Paul A. Themansen,
Thirty-seeond st, s6.s IT. 9. Of
Myrtle ave. W. 8. 46x120 1t. ....,A 800
Margaret E, Bremers & hid to John
p. Gibney, Bedford ave. so It. v.
OF Thirty~tourth ave. n. o. b0x
1873 It. ................!....,.,... 1000
Barker Co. TO Henry G. sorenson
ct al, Forty-seventh ave. 1883
It. n. Of Military ave. W. .. 5Ox
125 It. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500
Amy A. Edstrom ct al, to wiens
Omaha Brush Co. Twenty seventh 81
st. 1875 IT. s. Of Taylor st. W. e.
45xl26A It. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Effie H. Sharp & wife to Eettie P.
Haight, Hickory st. 200 IT. e. Of
Tenth st. n. 5. ss88xl8O it. -. 1900
Barbara Hubka & hid to John f.
Storek. Leavenworth ct. IS IT. W.
of Thirty-eighth st. n. s. 47x114 IT, 5000
Mary c. Ring ct al, to Norma D.
Colfax, Haskell st. 1911 IT, W. Of
Third st. 8. s. 5.07 acres.......... $500
Mathew Kaiser ct al, to L. "
Nicholas, S. e. cor Sixtieth & maple
st. 8o.5x1as II. ...........,,.... 5000
Fred A. Bailey to L. v. Nicholas,
Maple at. s8O.5 IT. .. Of sixtieth
st. g. s. 6sizx12s IT. ....,....... 5000
Joseph Meier & wife to Winnifred
Moran, Nineteenth st. 1925 IT, n.
Of A st. W. 5. BOxls0 It. ....I.... 1900
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-15
new CODE WILL
SOLVE PROBLEM
FOR AUSTRALIA
George Beeby Thinks Country
will Develop Along Lines
of Individual Effort In
stead of Socialism.

San Francisco, Cal.,-"Australia
will solve its industrial problems by
the adoption of a new social code
that every worthy citizen Is entitled
to minimum standard of comfort
bearing some relation to the total
wealth production of the COMMUNE
ty, but above that minimum full
play will be given to individual en-
terprise, initiative and intelligence.
This is the conclusion of George
Beeby, member of the Australian
coalition government, and writer
and lecturer on economic problems
who recently began here four
months inquiry into plans for re-
construction in the United States.
Australia, he said, has no fear of
revolutionary disorders. The dan
gerous element being small minor
ity although very active. The prob
lem of maintaining comfortable
standards of living without pater-
nalism, is being met he said; with
great educational movement
seeking to create mutual lines Of
respect by which enterprise may be
conducted. ..+@ ..#
Railroads Owned by Government.
Mr.. Beeby noted that the rail-
roads and other great utilities have,
since the beginning, been govern
ment owned in Australia, but pre-
dicted that the extension of govern
ment operation to ordinary indus
try as the result of the war would
not remain permanent.
"The only state in Australia which
is at present under a labor govern
ment recently attempted to reduce
the cost of meat to consumers by
starting government ranches and
butcher shops" he said. For some
time the supposed benefits of this
scheme were lauded as a triumph of
state socialism, but when the prop
osition was analysed after two years.
@, Grafton it was perfectly clear that
the reduction on price was negligible
and that the enterprise was run on
unsound business lines which might,
particularly during a dry spell, in
volve the whole state in heavy
loss. n. ....
To Smooth Over Ideas.
1.-THE idea of state control of food
supplies is rapidly giving way to
agitation of voluntary cooperation
among primary producers. The
I:oducer now seeks to eliminate in
termediate profits and is trying to
get nearer the consumer, looking to
cooperation as against state assis-
lance in his media"
The same applies to manufacturing
l.. 'ustries, Mr.. Beeby said.
Efforts are being made" he con-
tirued, ito provide definite and per-
manent lines of communication be-
tween the employer and the work
man. Schemes for the creation of
.ustrial councils, shop committees
and boards Of Cancellation, mutual
/ oposals for better shop conditions
and creating a healthier social life
are receiving unusual promii. ,nce.
Out of it all / believe Australia
will develop on lines of individual
effect rather than that of state
but this will be achieved
by definite cooperation between
and their workmen."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-15
MERRICK COUNTY BARGAIN
FINE STOCK FARM

$50 acres located 3 miles from Archer.
tile busiest LITTLE town IN the state.
One mile to school. on rural mail route,
telephone In house. The improvements
consist OF a good S-room house with wa
ter IN kitchen. Good barn. 34x32, with
cement floor, room for 10 horses and 6
tons OF hay. Cattle barn, s6x60,
sianehon for is cows and 10 calves. ex-
ira room for SO head Of cattle, NOW for
so tons OF hay. 14-foot driveway. Hog
house sx32. Two chicken houses. one.
1920, one 12x22, with oemene>floor. New
garage, 16x24. cement floor. Corn crib,
lo132. Granary, 1880. Power house
with Alamo light plant House, stock
barns and garage equipped with electric
lights Place all fenced hog tight with
woven wire so acres under pillow, 10
acres in alfalfa, balance the very best Of
pasture. Soil good, black loan, land
lies level and can all be profitably farm
Cd Priced to sell before March 20, at
500 per acre This place has a mortgage
Of $500, due In years at s per cent
annually. Can give possession etNonce.
Wire or phone when You are coming.
NJ. A. LARSON, CENTRAL CITY. NEB..
Owner