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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

Big Stone Headlight: The Farm
er's State Bank reserves a good siz-
ed space in the Headlight this week
for the announcement OF their
forthcoming opening. The officers
Of the new institution are g.. q.
Kottke. president; l.. B. Hunt, vice
president; P. l.. Cannon, vice pres
ident; Paul Trapp, Jr., cashier; and
K. G.. Kottke, assistant cashier.
Mr.. Cannon is president OF the
Bank of Commerce at Milbank, and
the two banks will be allied sutfici-
emily to give either n added
strength.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14
unelA

"Hops foh de best" said Uncle Eben,
'but doa' be greedy an try to grab It
all fob yohse'f."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

It was quite q novel sight last
Tuesday afternoon to see q team OF
horses attached to q bob sleigh
hauling through town an auto.
The horses pranced and seemed to
enjoy the sport and looked at the
citizens as much as to say, when
it comes to safety, give the horse q
chance. '-Andover Gazette.
Sioux Falls.-Consolidation of
the local branch of the Northwert-
ern Telephone system and the New
State systems which was installed
in Sioux Falls about fifteen years
ago, has been effected. The bust
ness of the New State will be taken
over by the Northwestern company.
Pierre.-A trip over any section
of the state shows thousands OF tons
of hay yet in the winrows. In
quiry from farmers show that this
is the result Of inability to secure
help. and not through any shift
lessness'' on their part. This hay
would be in shape for use by turn
ing cattle into the fields so long as
no snow covers it, even though it is
a wasteful method of feeding.
Webster Reporter and Farmer:
In commenting on the splendid war
record of South Dakota, Minnesota
and Montana, the South Dakota
Leader, the Townley kept press
of this state. speaks of these states
as "Nonpartisan League states.
With whose permission, may we ask,
does the editor Of this ranting sheet
apply the term "Nonpartisan league
states to either Of the above?
Certainly not with the permission OF
a majority of the voters at the last
election.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

Mrs. Post recently received a
letter from Raymond Gillette, who
was born here about 1881, convey
ing the news of the death OF Miss
Mary Judson. his mothers sister.
Miss Judson came here with the
Gillette's in 1880 and taught school
in Big Stone City for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette died here,
and are buried in the Oehler ceme-
terry, and Miss Judson brought up
her small nephew, living in a house
on Cornell avenue next to the West
ern Wave building which was burn
ed a year ago.
Miss Judson was 70 years old,
and lived a very useful life, retain
ing her health and faculties until
the last. Her illness was brief.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

Long Prairie (Minn.) Leader:
Suppose a gang of republican
or democratic politicians had
secured control of a state. Sup.
pose this control extended even
to the banks of the state. Sup
pose those politicians used their
political influence to-
Nrst--Borrow money from
the bank.
Second-Borrow i m m e n s e
sums of money from the bank.
Third-Borrow IS times as
much money as the law permit
ted the bank to loan to a borrow.
err.
Fourth-Borrow almost one
half of all the deposits.
~Fifth-Cripple and practically
ruin the bank as q result of thus
borrowing it dry.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

CulIlI1llI IluCpCllANlia. VII ANONNli-
Der lst 1902 the first rural mail
route started out of Summit and
P. W. Poor was the carrier, on
Nov. l, 1919, Mr.. Poor was still on
the Job having continuously served
the patrons of that route II years,
a record probably equalled by
but few carriers in the northwest.
During the II winters and summers
Mr.. Poor has covered the territory
south of Summit in Grant county
he has travelled lac, 600 miles or
over S times around the earth. A
close estimate brings the total mum.
Der of pieces of mail he has dellevr
ed to l,250.O 900 or ar average of
two pieces to every man woman and
child in South Dakota. When he
began carrying mail there were Z
daily papers taken by the patrons
Of his route, now there are II.
During his service he has carried
the mail by team, on foot, by
motorcycle and by automobile, he
has been thru every conceivable
kind Of weather and over every kind
Of roads. Mrs. P. w. Poor has
been her husbands substitute dur.
ing the entire period of his service.
If the government bestowed dec
orations for faithful service surely
Mr.. Poor is entitled to one but per-
haps better than any decoration is
the appreciation Of the public and
this faithful public servant surely
koo that
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14
Look = Read

These facts have been gathered
together by experts on the staff of
the National tuberculosis Associa-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04

Nebude pro toho lima sklamanin, ko ukladal dspory svo-
je We valecnych sporenkach.
Nemci v Cechach dosud arogantne Sc roztahuji nasi
donna by 81 NELL pfipamatovati, re Sc surovymi huny neni do
be jednati v rukavckach.
"Zanechte draheho masa a jezte leVnou Zeleninu", dava
nam kdos moudrou radu. Vsadili bychom Sc, re moudry omen
pan sova. vi, co dnes zelenina stoji.
Spojene Staty mail py nejlepsi ustavu, byla snad tako-
YOU ale dneSni dodatky %poHickych kalhalu il tax ziidf, he
by il dnes nepoznali ami velci jeji tvurcove.
NezorganisuJetc-i vase dollary q neuyedete-i je We spo-
jeni S uni valecnych Gspornych znamek, pax nepovstane stay
ka re sympatie, jinak jmenoyana vaSim bezpecim V boil prot
nehode a ZkaZe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CA1ARRn
Tells How To Open Cloggsd Nos
thls and End Head Colds

You feel fine in . few moments
Your cold in head or cstarrtl will bt
gone. Your elogsed nostrils will
open. The air passages Of your had
will clear and you can breathe freely.
No more dullness. headache; no
hawking. snuiilins. mucous dis
charges or dryness; no struggling for
breath At night
Tell your druggist you want . small
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply .
little OF thil fragrant, antiseptie cream
in your nostrils, let II penetrate
through every air passage OF the
head: soothe and heal the swollen
inilamed mucous membrane, and re-
lief comes instantly.
Il 10 just what every cold and ca
tsrrh sufferer needs. Don't stsy
| stufied-up and miserable. (Adv.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
'nsubt ; Lib Gnres
Nee1el noAefs Care

my stomach suffering wss so Sc
we're that I could 6not have lasted much
longer. I did not care 20 rnuch TOT
myself bit did not want 70 leave my
three little children who needed q
mothes's love and care. A cousin in
California wrote me abostt nayr'i
Woaderful Remedy and I took I
course Of Il. I have since been en-
tirely we'll II 10 . simple, Harmless,
prepasation that removes the catarrhal
mseus from ths istestisai tract end
siloyS ~ iaflamnaotioa wklsh causes
Specifically ~ ssomAeh livef I'D in.
Il )tiaal silneass, iaeludiag sppendi.
citis. One dose win convince a
neasy ssfundsG Dssgists stesy,,
whore. (Mv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
TORTURED TEXAS
WOMAN WRITES
al..lias D. Hsr Fsss Texture
- This Lads. Had -
! x1osr EvGi1iy &Asss - \
{ 49, I vGla cAsasi
Y Drsssie hsasf. I.

Il " 4
NcKinnsy. TEXAS. Mrs. A. b. Sso-
vail, d this plaee. writes: "Some.
Aas 40 wss II . critical cpndi-
dsA We only lived two sqsares
from town. yes I wasn't able 10 waik
~ Two squares. h
n I had 10 rids everywhere l weal
~ suffered .. that but not 30 much
- when ! tried to walk. Standiag
a ~ ~ wss torture.
Ny srssisst suffering WAS in ~
|sighe ~ II was 20 core that I fslt
|H I steppsd dewn Of Jared myssll
~ iesst bit I could not stand IT,
" just walked mostly tiptos. Thil
heps sp Until ! was jast about do.
eousassd AMI decided 7 had best n
something else.
Sonecas told me Of Csrdui, IN
/ whsv h had bsneiited eases similAI
- nlnAt ljelt st issst Il wosid 40
han u In h . trial.
| AiSr ~ Hst bottle I Nh better.
&lss vss IN psin and soreasss \
to ~.
Ar ~ shifd tot4ls II Cardui
lwp weli ~ havs bssa ever sines..
| cAltA nsy h Inst what ~ 81
'EI5lsy! ]. I. !. a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

Tho OkIahopa state ySlf associa-
tion has just cIosed . contract with
the official OkhhomA O. Al X. drum
corps for . weeks sensagement at the
fair nsxt Oeptsabsr. This corps.
which kas furHishsd part OF tbs fair
muaic fee several years. y composed
Of WnMAm CAppw and n. ,. Dvtton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
yseek Men From NvnWess.

sss.l sEss 'fSss sss n: .ss: 81; .! ris e y:
ivca those wip sn,sisa " ~ t.e.s.:s. !.:s.
nv, 70 eompste d etiilv4tsr an Me-
nan field ms8(a Apvil an1 1At.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

y. q AvSah. head q lks aSPSEsmsMe
::.s:s,s:.I sss:! g; & s..'::a:5: 4 e: y: q:
|Sym. acted a. referee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

John A. fsin. United States ais,ric,
attorney, who was sspsctsd 70 return
from ysn sxssn6sd stay oYt Of ~ Oily
Issi Monday. has not vet come back
A1ettse rsoelysd u ths office ysetsr..
~ 0ys thet rsln will probably bs back
to-day or tomorrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

n veostablee peeked In lee.
Wholesale houses are rsgslving large
ehipuisnts Of sprtAg vsgetAbIee uoL 81
eaeSr best In Te1a9 truck oaroeela, Tney
are shipped IN barreis ss0urelv packed
with Ice between sAch. layer p vegs-.
!sh!sa Practically NO less = &sta'nsd
Teachers viii find Z spisnAil offer In
lAdvJ
oss)sam PestssSsss Osss.
John Graham. assistant postmastsr Of
OklahomA City, Will bs IN charge OF
local po6lAl affairs until Postmaster
Claude Weavsr. yho left today for
Washington, returns.
Indian Osty pkstes ehswN.
Among the any unl0uo llsplays In the
cradle roll dsmSNsef6tlen helA yestsr-
day afternoon . palS q The state Sun.
day School assoclxtlSn convention, un-
dr. Mrs. c. Il. StiiSS Of IN 1irst Pres
bytsrian church. vAoy The Indian baby
cradle roll bsaytlg slSty. q!I Indian baby
photos, entered u nfs. Rsscs klncads,
u charge Of the sunday !ecAool work ol
the Home Missionary church on thu
CuOyoUue anu AIep0u9 Ino!su rvvStvo1
tion at Colony. Mrs.. xincads explained
that owing 10 tlmldity Of Ih>ian mother
Il. Jegulred, more than year 70 Obtain
au photos. =.
missioner. adv.
Picture y % own olsts. :
Yunt Art q 0ih shop, West NAH
street. will donate Q Andeeape picture
TO the State tndustrial ochool Tor Girl,
nett week.. This VIII b. the secont
picture given the school BY Oklahomi
students 70, oaNes. :.
A crowd Of hiGA scAoo1 ltudelts WI
BE- honored this svsnin0 with danRaNl
party Il the Country club siysl r
Arnold giilesp)s. rsturnsd studsst o. -
high school. N
Thomas 4. Edison's latest invention
| ThS Edlphone, 10 now on dpmopetfa
| tioA q 100 West Main street 6s
| window display. Phonograph bhep, Inc,
| state distributor. (Aov.
Parents AAlsuNderstaNd vralntNO.
CAps, Fred W. HartWig Of ~ lI0uIa
Mo-. In charge q the military. tyeininl
| which Will begin In the high school 4ox
Vook, oato that PARENTS fall 70 uNeer
stand just what this training impoiea
''lt's msfsiy \ good foundationatoknin
Iins. With 4 S6.day aummsr sHeA6pmAe
l frSH 10 III Who enroll" he oayo. 0oSt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

Bsss Ellsncs vsstsr, teacher Of drawine
In the ward schools. maay fno6srn eiosh
letter commercial p0stsss havs bee0
drawn ready for The exhibits Of the
school " tbs state fair nsnt fsL 0esvge
has sxecuted striking poster oH suto.
mOblis tires With commercial nsonD-
gram IN the center Of the tire. niss
Foster considers II worthy Of displsy.
Woman Charged Win stssiisS ehlrt
Eva Mckinley was arrested last nAsAt
on . charge Of theft No disposltion d
the case Was made In munictpel tOurt
this morning. Bhe Ia alleged 10 have
stolen . stirt-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

yle's title Il Professor Of Military
science and Tactics"
Every Charity Organisation knc~s.
beariy! . tAdvl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

Dessn't hurt . M! DYop little
Freescns on an aching corn. iastasty
tAat essn stops hrting then IN ~
\ doht otlt. Yss, laSicI
a tiay bO(oe d peeosoae ceGee ~
" ~ esnss Il AaS drug store. ~ y
l6lejpat 70 r4not1 every hard epFn,
I Y cesM q kogn bsewSea ~ tees,
~ eailussA withcpt soreness =
Ilssspas q ~ oas,ssionsl discsv-
4 ! ciasIhsAa aia' vsA'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

There viii bs : rsorgsSisslon Of the
young mems class Of the F1sot 0eshns
Diet Episcopal church sunday. AZ
young men wishing 10 loin are ASKED 10
- on hand early.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

Of Oklahoma City; L. Outright Of Yu-
kon, Warren Coz Of Clinton, and L. X.
0stsrhout Of Hobart
--~--s
Oo,dIsr Thsrks Papsrs.
A letter thanking the Oklahoma Pubs
lIshing company for the free use Of the
classified Advsrtising columns. In both
papsesA to aid returned soldiers In -
curing positions, was received this
ip<sAlnG <rom u. n. Mcintyre Of 1901
46st NWth street. Mcintyre. states
Was inserted he received four calls and
secured a position.
Cars washed and polished. Maple ~.
(Adv.)
Rssd psstsr 10 oevsrNer.
A strihinG poster with long. Ievel
road leading into the distance, done IN
hAsy. blended colorings and lettsred,
Highways. Good Roads for Oklahoma. y
viii he presented 10 Govern0f Rooestson
u art dru wing Of the city schoola Ths
poetsr Ia the work Of Room 81. Nncoln
school under Miss Dsrdrs rribbIs.
Work. vote for Bssrly for commi.,
sionsr. tAdv.)
whnstsrS Tslke N Levy.
III nine month"; term Of school II
10 be had In OkDshoma. CITY next year
the excess lsyy demanded BY law mus
pass" ssys ]. A. whitsfsgd. superin
lsndsnt Of city schools to1ey. "fiv,
mills means only five meathq Accordln!
70 the constitution Of the eeats, and !
isvx must Be- voted. Ts : strange iav
for Oklahoma - Z state bwt It's
lhct ana has to b. mlt regularly svsr.
year, II we, have full nine nenth'
term schoollnG."
ckli1ssM ct oss1s.
Every packet Of sssds given the eitl
schools by Congrseeman J. b. Thomp
son, about six man Aeks, all told, ha
been distributed among children.
puplls % MsNeQssmmIne.
| with only one lee1Ch on MONOGRAM
| work In commercial iinss. given by Me
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

Rev n x ch.,s e. e sls:ssv,I.': eI, w;
5SSSsk school u ,hS sAssfk 6ssdey
nosni8G At the Close Of ne regular
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

,cyry: ry!s.,.,,ss ssssss. 9 S;:y:.::. c:s, Chan.
isT No. =. r.. A. -. - Zee ceA:e ~
1or : e'cl0ck this afterneea Scr the pur,
1sersss. DinNSr y 70 bs ssrvsd as
0,So O'Clock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

of oklahoma City; I, Outright OF Yu-
kon, Warren Coz Of Clinton, and l.. X.
Ostsrhout OF Hobart.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

A vote for Bsarly helps our city,
ADV J
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G|tgB4:i.eGfs


IHO'
vsest,sss svpssvlae ASa.
y. u ,nUooh. head oe the dQp0!emereI
II m91UAl srts II the .kt9A oeke1k ~
1sesehg6psr IN ysstsrdave Npa4ovn.-
nm. astsd ss rsierss'
vyssk Men From ,NvNWesA
Nigh school (fech tsAes men 1ey Ne
W6.ySrd aud y1lis ra1o WiIi - Qhoeen
| from those WIN entsee0 ~ sWo-ene-
o.hAH-mIls crOes.cOuntvv 'vun yesy0'
1Ay. 10 compsts st etiilv4ter an Me-
nan field msSts April aa1 AAs.
gsrms, passse y oeso. 49,,
,.,sas. msv; - p.S;os 4 " q sss IL Sisss Hssscd!st
xpisccpaI church, ~ sdd6slS !Ss
6vpSsk school q thSl sAsS12 AasdAy
nosnIxg At the Gloss Of he regular
whsn Ia . hurry, phone walnM WI.
tAdvJ
c,sss 70 Do hsersaNlssd.
There viii be . rsorgahiSauon Of the
young mems class Of the F1vt nethns.
3ist EpiscopsI church eUndsS. An
young men wishing 10 toin srs asAed 70
y on hand early
Cyrus chaptes osNxeAee.
Special convoesiipn ef Cfrvo Chap.
Ney No. Z. n. A. ~. has beeo ceAed
Ia Sclock this aftsrneea eor the pur'
Ooes d coafssrtng n. z. ah1 B. 4: y:
DEGREES. Dinner y 70 ~ ssUse ~
$40 o'clock
csAeoenis Avenue NseaIrs1.
ExVeuelvs vupalrs TO California av.
suue betveea South UroAdWey end
South Robinson Avsnss are being
made.
Vote for BeAriy for Commissioner,
|, (Adv.) }
Tomato ptants On oaie. ".
Tomato p1Ants. the Earuana sno
dwarf varistiss, are now on sal1 %
downtown greenhouse csnters They
SetsjI at IS cents . dosen. CITY gN-
denefs are purchasing heavily. say
Sreenhouss msn. thouSh the plant ID
tsn60 and sasily frosted.
Us,eiaW hssss es,I.
Rufus Red Belgian hares At u each
are kslAg Offered foe sale eeuth o.
Main street, rhey ese ~ hc0 coeve
aIong With I'VE chlsksHo anA dvcna
chictens are retailing se " cs"ss hvs
weight
He is . werssr-mahs ssas.s : ~; "a
ner. NW''
csbesss P,sass sa eas.
e~hhase uIanta. N Ao cents q dessn,
n csstS . hundrs1 asS plentifvl Y
dow0iown stores Cah6ase peaaes ~
q ffcst nov. Hsoy SSliasc an6 ~.
led ,Dlants for bs111a9 ~ nv ~ ~
sl0o. Daisies are selling at 10 cehu
each red salvla at 10 csnte = ttat,t
caiS6s. two elssss e y "a q sSnSl
eaeh vss1sfsD ~ esleoo -, ~.
= sd::s: :ss:', AZ ~ i !, II 80 - -
xh,slv psss1aes vylsss. -.
n ~ l. Ex de4Se* vGts.
s:;ss ;ss;sss ~! +: 4:
I. .::;::'s!i i :. i; q: y '''''7s
I ssr,nS oesa ~ ls~se. Il
~ SssunS q ~ So5sI .1S1st 4 .
SsSlS ! 1ossa SaseK1a - eslesy
&!k ssnts . Ssss issgss,. FL !,
~ go slss1 10 ~ /: s5.1as ~ 4. !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

csSS.",s ..,s,,: As:"Ss y cSfUrn,: .,
srue bstvssa South proadWey end
South Robinson Avsnus are being
made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

whsn Ia . hurry. phone Walnuf WI
Mans ssiis .li.OO. ko.D.iAy cIs..ss..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

Thomas 4. Edison's latest invention,
rhs Edlphons, ID now on demonstre.
window display. Phonogrsph Bh6p, Inc.
state distributor. (AovD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

Tomato Ptsnts eW oais. y.
Tomato plAnts. the Earlana ana
dwarf vayisliss are now on .sale %
downtown greenhouse csnters. They
FETAL at Is cents . dossn. Ctty gV-
denefs are purchasing heavily. sey
Gvesmhouss msn. though the plant ID
iep60I and saxily frosted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

A special treat q ics cream vas
the Irving school to-day bt beys VI o.
por!un!ty sshoc', Al & ssvfS.s; I. ,.s q ,.oe. e.
enc sseIusjos d e|s:c rom vsfi. -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
Tomato p,snts sn sais.

voss for BeAriy for Commissioner,
(Adv.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
lssn ss!iins At IS cents a, pound. retail
to&Ayiat o. cents.


suss. We Ail win u Bsar'y wins.
a N' (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
o,seam eesseselee osss.

John Graham. assistant lostmastsr Of
okl;homs CITY wili b. N % chart. o. o
Claude wsavsr. yho left today for
Warrington, Tstu1ns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

s|sVp ~ II s:|.:::: :: 4 ss:s...
n !: 1';:l sl y n . "a +! q: 4 = '''a7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

Rufus Red Belgian harse At u ssch,
srs being Offered ies ss!e ssu,s 9.
Main stfeat. rhsy .ese ~ ncn coeDe
ajong With iivs chlsksHo anA dvcna
Chicbsns are retailing at % esnss hvs
weight.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

OfflssfS q The board q aAYoa!!od
n K eGsu1y Z ~ s":, ...s: S:v "os 6
dSIays1 me brick work 10 s0asDeste
and the slAb floor poured.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

otu0eNte 70. 0eNee, -.
A crowd Of MA scAoeI ltude4te VII
BE- honorsd this svsnin0 with . danR1NG
party II the Country club Gtve99
Arnold qiiIesDs. rsturnsd studsat q ms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

Teachers viii find : spisnAll offer In
this pspsr. ~ Male Help Wanted) }
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ner. (Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
oo,dIse Thanks pspsrs.

Cara washed and polished. Maple ia.
(Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-11
TYPHOID IS At Low
EDD IN RICHMOND

! A tribute TO the general sanitary
condition OF Richmond ana to the
efficiency Of the typhoid vacstne which
has been used largely for the past
several years is the remarkable
frecord esta blished in the city for the
first half of the present year.
| Just twenty eight cases of typhoid
fever have been reported in the city
and not a single death has resulted
from the once malignant di.case. The
record for this year shows great
improvement over the same period in
1918. foitysix cases having occurred
prior to July l in that year, with
five resultant deaths
At present, there are just eleven
cases In Richmond which tave been
reported to the health department.
OF the twenty eight cases reported,
fifteen are known to have been con-
tracted outside the city and Ave Of
the remaining thirteen cases resulted
from obvious ard admitted careless
ness on the part of the ones who con-
tracted the disease. None of the
cases have been traced either to- in
fected milk or the city water supply.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-11
DISAPPOINTMENT OVER
SHANTUNG QUESTION

Washington. July l0.---The prevail
ing sentiment among senators with re-
spect TO the Presidents address may
he sunme ed up in one word: 'Disap-
rointment'
The Democratic senators, especially
those who are leading the administra-
tons fight for the league OF nations,
looked for a sufficient and specific
analysis which would furnish them
ammunition and arguments In their
campaign. Instead of giving them
this. the President dealt only in gen
eralities.
Many of the Democrats who were
interviewed after the speech gave ex-
preston TO their disappointment and
betrayed considerable disappointment
over the Presidents failure to touch
upon such pertinent issues as the
Shantung award. and to gNe arru-
ments 10 justify Article x of the COW
enant, the storm center OF the fight.
The speech was criticized by the Re
publican senators as being a fine ad-
dress without enlightenment Most
Of the Republicans praised the phrase
ology Of the speech but critized the
Presidents failure to tell them any
thing about the reasons which
prompted the treaty makers to incor-
porate into the treaty such arrange
ments as the Shantung decision and
some of the salient features Of the
league covenant.