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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-05-22
THE MorHERLY sALvATloNisr

Under the above caption the Liter
ary Digest gives another magnificent
article on the work of the Salvation
Army In France. The opening para.
graph Of this article is as follows:
''The American soldiers in France
take off their hats to the Salvation
Army. And the salute includes the
'doughnuts and pie that the Army
provides in exchange for francs or
for thanks, just as the 'emigre' SOL
dier happens to be provided. A cor
respondent of the New York Times
declares that when the memoirs Of
this war come to be written the
doughnuts and apple pies Of the Sal
walton Army are going to take their
place in history. 1t is explained
that while the Salvation Army has
no funds Of millions hack Of 1t, II
has the good sense OF some mother
" women and kindly men who dis
covered the homely way to the
hearts Of the doughhboys.'
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-05-22
The Man Who Saves.
War-Savings Department Reader
What 6npS. hp ,pntn nv yrhri r. ;

War-Savings Department Reader.
What does lie gain by Thrift!
He builds a bridge to better Job:
he sets up ladder to climb in the
world: he gives his family better
chance; he develolpes self-reliance: he
il ready for sickness or hard luck. il
IL GENES.
What does Thrift mean in his work?
He has too much respect for time to
waste it: he has too much respect for
his tools to injure or waste them; he
| is capable Of handling other mems bu-
siness: he Is marked for better job.
What does Thrift mean to the Gov
crnment?
His savings help pay the cost of vic
tory; his investment in War-Savings
Stamps makes him part of his Gov
erhment: his savings help to protect
every American home; his savings
help add to the national resources
which make America invincible.
1 What does his Thrift mean to the
community?
He helps industry by the avoidance
Of waste In time, energy. materials and
money: he is a steadying force among
his fellows: he &C .uires good judg-
ment and helps promote the general
welfare: he gets into the class OF
those who do things
The United States airplanes attemp
ing to cross the Atlantic carry Il mes
! sage Of good will from Harold Brad
deck, DirectoF OF American WARSAW
ings, to Sir Robert Kindersley. Chair
man of the British War-Savings Com
mittee, of London.
Have you bought your Thrift STAMP
to-day?
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Thanks the Press.

Acopy Of al acknowledgment sent
out from Dallas. Texas. under date of
the 10th. by Mr.. +. T. Clayton, Director
cf Publicity for the War-Loan Organi-
zatiOn of the Eleventh Federal Re-
serve District, has come to the Banner.
and reads:
: The Liberty Loan campaign which
has just closed was the hardest Of all.
and II 1t had not been for the splendid
response of the newspapers 1t would
have been harder still.
You have earned the thanks Of both
what You have done. and / want to
add my expression Of personal thanks
| and good WILL
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-05-22
HIGH AVERAGE or DEVOTION 70
SALVATION ARMY

In a recent editorial, the Albany
IN. W Argus takes occasion to
say:
Now as The Salvation Army's
work has spread all over the world
there is nothing of an antagonistic
fec ing among intelligent people. but
re ognition Of the immense good it
b; done; even those that would per
stnaI.y prefer other methods OF ~
ligious propaganda have come to see
that William Booth was right In his
conception that thus churchless peo
ple could best be- reached. 1t was at
ter thirteen years of preaching az q
Methodist minister that he reached
this conclusion and founded The
Christian Mission in the East End of
London in 1865, which was christen-
ed The Salvation Army on Christ
mas, 1873, and which in ever widen
ing circles has since been doing its
work of reclamation. During their
joint lives he had an able and Ell.
cient lieutenant in his wife, Cath.
crime. the Mother of The Salvation
Army" as she was fcndly called. Per
haps the fact has been the most po
tent single influence In opening tn!
way for the preaching Of the Gospel
by women.
For though The Army's prim,
stress is spiritual, like the wise mis-
sionary, it sees and uses the avenue.
of approach in works of mercy ant
charity and helpfuiness to the need,
or outcast. The institutions the kai
ser has confiscated were monument
Of the fact, but other eloquent testi
monia.s are many. 1t has reclaime.
drunkards literally by the hundre !
| OF thousands. It's centers in slun
districts of great cities accOmplis!
vast good that could hardly be don
so well by any other agency. Her
in Albany, for instance, we see
in the annual collections for tn
cheer of the Christmas dinner thu
serve and we have come to know II
stinctly that 1t is a blessed supple
ment to all that the churches an
other organized or individual agel
cies could find to do and that 1t thu
brings to better life many peopl
| that would otherwise be 0verlooke'
All kinds OF men and women are, I
course, found everywhere In life, bt
nowhere. is it safe to say, is ther
higher AVERAGE of devotion. sci
sacrifice and desire for service tia
In The Salvation Army.
Wantetl-(Dne more GOOD subscribe
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-05-22
THEY ARE ON the JOB;
''HAkD It TO Them .
Editorial Chicago Paper

NLlu1COIAoA SAAS06O oPSAV
A circle of red-jerseyed men and
poke -bonneted women standing IN
the gutter; ;the blatant notes OF a
cornet carrying the tune Of rous
ing revival hymn to the accompani-
ment el jingling cymbals and bass
drum; a cro;-d of curious standing
about, some interested, others skep-
tical, others scoffing, but always on
the faces of the members of the IL.
Il. and look of serene confidence.
a reflection Of the purpose that was
in them--to help their follow men.
Preferably they reached out their
hands to the chap who needed It
most-the dcwn-and-outer, the on;-
cast OF society to whom none else
would turn helping hand.
II we boasted religious fervor We
looked kindly on the work OF the lit,
tie band, stopping for moment to
smile indulgently upon them. "No
doubt they are doing good work in
their own way" we sad and passed.
ON.
If we were skeptics we stopped on
the edge Of the circle of lciterers
and scoffed with our neighbors. But
generally we stayed long enough :c
catch the infection of Their enthus'
astic spirit, and, whether we got
religion" or not, We went away filloa
with admiration for the zeal of tn;
little band.
II we were without friend T.
the world and things looked blac;
for us. without bed to sleep In
without the prospect OF meal. w
welcomed the hand that was he!;
out to us in true good-fellowship
and, once our bodily hunger was al
| suaged, we began to absorb tn
spirit of the Salvation Army and "
were made better men.
The war came and with It tn
need for helping hand to cheer tn
/ fighting men behind the lines.
Slowly the little bands on tn
street corners diminished in s'ze Al;
the gatherings became less frequen
The Salvation Army was finding
larger scope of usefulness.
| The Salvation Army had gone IN.
the trenches. 1t was hanging on I'll
heels of the fighting men OF the ]
lies. Although the smallest of th
various auxiliary organizations
France, it was endearing itself
the heart Of every enlisted man
Il the treachesv
When the army moves up Il
Salvation Army moves with 1t. Wor
ing under shell fire, they establi'
themselves in huts Of the mo
makeshift character, and almost +
fore the soldiers themselves are 81
tied the Salvation Army. by di
OF main force and much Yankee
genuity, Is turning. out cd fashions
6oughnuts, pies and coffee to ser
to the men.
They are the big sisters a
brothers of your boy and your ne'e
bor's boy. They deal in practi'
comfort for the men, ard what
more. they are there to hand It
, them" And they do 1t in mode
! self effacing way that is at on
sympathetic and smacking of hon
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-05-22

r Accessories for Ford Automo-
biles constantly kept in stock. Ask US.
H. Il. WYcHE 4 Sons. Benton.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-05-22
Wanted! !!

THE FIRST man bringing his shoes to us
next Monday morning will have his
work done free Of charge.-shrevepOrt
Shoe Hospital. a.a Texas Street, next
to Iiiprodrome.
JIM BLAhcO, Proprietor.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-05-22

One swallow does not make Il sunl-
mer nor one member a War-Savings
Society, but don't let that keep you out.
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Give War-Savings Stamps as com
mencenlent and birthday presents.
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Buy Thrift Stamps FOR your children.
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Wanted-One more good subscriber
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18

che que los detectives Ruhnke 7
Guerra, enterados de esta operation,
aprehendieron 4 Perez mientras So
hacian investigaciones acerca lie la
~procedencia del buggy, pues Sc hacia
mvy sosrechoso que coche V yegua
los hubiera vendido en- sesenta V
cinco pesos.
Sc descubre el rirren
Tnternado Perez en- Ia carcel de
Ia ciudad Sc ~presentaron en- las Off
cinas de policia los ~parieHtes Y ami
COS de Ia senora Van Huten mani
festando su extraneZa por la desapa-
rici6n de Ia mencionada sonora, pues
aundue presumian que hubiera ve-
nido 4 Ia ciudad, porQue faitaban Ia
vegua V ell buggy en- que IA victima
hacia u viajes 4 San Antonio. era
extraordinario que en- varios dias no
Sc Supiera NADIA de ella.
Fnterados los m~encionados detec-
tives de este asUnto, r~ecordaron que
Perez estaba en- prisi6n por haber
vendido IN buggy de procedeacia
dudosa ' hab;ondo nuevamente inte-
rocado al deIincuente, este declare
de plano SUI dclito.
Cor este motive el asunto fuc
c~onsicnado q las autoridades del Cor
daGo. correspondence a los diruta-
dos sheriffes Antonio Diaz Y Villa
nucya ' Carver hacer las investiga-
clones correspondence. habicndo 10
grade 81 primero de los sherlffes
mencionados que Perez confesaTa to-
dos los GetalleS de 81 crimen. delan-
to de IN reporter de LA FRENSA '
otro del "San Antonio Express"
ruienes sirvieron de tcstiEos durante
81 Droceso. ell cual fu& llevado a cabo
por n sra Corte dc Distrito. cuyo
Jurado s~entenci6 a Perez a sufrir
la pena capital.
Sc esperaba unicamente Il con-
firmacion de Ia sentencia para que
Ia eiecuci6n Sc llevara a cabo, GUAM
do. como Va 10 dijimoS, Ia muertc Sc
anticip6 a todos los acontecimientos.
Perez fue atendido en- suS ulti-
mos momentos por los mGdicos res
peccivos, habiendo sido ~scpul5ado
Dor c1crta de las autoridades del
Coadado en- ell cementerio de a ciu-
dad.
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Dctalles que espantan

La sonora Van Huten. al sentirSe
tan dcsi-ual y vio!cDtamenJe aCa-
cada. prcJeEdi1 ponersa cn Sa.vo con
ID huida y corrio hacia e. interior
de Ia casa. hasta dondc fu@ persc-
glida por Perez, quien Ia do alcan-
&c en- IL cocina. donde prOpino 4 Ia
sonora nuevoS goIpeS con e. cnorme
"lavo que portaba. hasta dejarla per-
fectamente mucrJa.
DespuGS para borrar las hucllaS de
su ferocidad sinie<tca. Perez ilev6
IN perro hambriento para cue !amie-
~ todaS las mancnas ac Sangre cue
habian qIedado, ctectuado 10 cual,
sc entreg0 4 Ia labor dc SaGueo de
Ia casa. pero no puGc disponer mas
que 10 IA cantidad de cincuenta Y
cinco centavos que fut TODD 10 que
en- metalico pUdo e]ncontrar.
Para terminar 81 labor, Perez cav6
una fosa en- 81 corral De Ia casa de
Ia sonora Van Huten y ali. entcrrG
q cadaver DE su victiUa. eneau-
chaado deSpucs e. buggy De Ia cxtin-
Ia = una yeGua de ST. mi~nu pro
piedaC, en- Ia cual hiZo ecrenamcNte
el regreSo = San Antonio.
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Ell YER ES GREER.

Ccachelia. Cal. DesUucS de haber
uSado nuestra medicinal. el Sr. Coma
leZ dice que Sc ha meiorado de su
enfermGad. Esto va no es una sor-
preSa para noSOtroS. que muv Segui.
Go cSIamoS recibiendo cartas de pa
cIenteS que nos Qicen los maraviIlo-
SOS resultadoS cue han logrado obte-
ner con solo una GAIA de Alma Cor
dial. NJ Creemos u sea una Sorprc-
sa para los lectores de este period
CO. puesto que ciloS han estado Wen
do todoS los dias I'M teStin>onio dife-
rcnte por algun tempo que hemos
eStado publicando testimonies de di-
ferenteS personals que han tornado
Alma Cordial Y nunca hem0S tenido
que repetir cl miSmo teStin.Gnio p0r
Ser que tenemoS muchiSimoS Y asi cs
cue 10 hay ninguna neceSidad para
clio. Lea eSto:-SenoreS: En- yer
que me he mejoraGO con Su medicinal.
Alma Cordial, pues deseo Sc sirva
mandarme dos cajas para 10 cual ad-
jUnto 4 eSta giro postal por dos pc
SOS. MandemelaS i II mayor breve-
dad. Sin mas, afmo. S. S. EmilianO
Gonzalez. Box IA, Coachella. Cal"
Para CoseS, resfrioS paSados. isis.
catarro. corazon, higado, reuTas, ri
nones, eStomago, debilidad asma, san
gre impura, nervios O pulmoneS debi-
les, siempre usen Ia mejor medicinal.
Alma Cordial. No les cuesta mas,
pero 81 les da alivio mas pronto. ii
Su boricario no Ia tiene, no pierda
tempo. mandenos IN peso Y a vuel-
Ia de IRE Sc la mandamoS porte
pagado. Sc DEVUELFE DOBLE
DEL PRECIO 81 NO ALIVIA 4
QUEEN LA USE. Dirijase 4 81 casa.
Alma Med. Co. Sta. 4. Dept. 90,
San Antonio, Texas. tAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
CORTES Y POLICIA

mado Exiquio Lozano fue e%ncontra,
do muerto aver en- la manana, en- el
camino de Culebra, por los diputados
sheriffes Juan Subira Y Joe trobose
Sc ignora cual haya sido la causa
de la muerte del anciaro Lozano, Il
cual sera investigate por las autori-
dades del Condado, pero Sc presume
gu un autom6vil 10 atropello. pueS. Sc
encontraron huellas de que este ha-
va sido el motive de su fallecimien-
to.
FL cadaver de Lozano fue traido
a esta ciudad V sepultado por cuenta
del Departamento de SheriffeS en- el
cementerio respective.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
Vernes SQnto

En- una vieja 5asiiica lie Umbrla,
sobre Ell muro de roc viva que lucie-
"a hace muchcs sigloS. los r del
altar mayor. plede verse aUn.-cuen>
"a IN erudito viajerO. gran sabedor
de cosas idaS Y admirable comenta-
rista de anejaS hiStoriaS ' de sabre
sas leyendas,-la figura eXangue de
n Cristo. no colgado . la cruz del
Calvario. sino atado a una roca. so
bre Ia cumbre dc una montana mas
alta que eI monticulo Santificado por
IA divina sangre del NaZareno.
Tiene e. rostro de Jesus: Ia des-
nude arm6nica de aquei cuerpo
exangue. eS Ia saya: tiene los mis-
mos CLOS SerenoS. las miSmaS nan
finas que Sc tendieron u Magdalena.
que acariciaron & 10 ninos y cIr2-
ron las nagaS De los ~leproSoS; eS a
quella 81 barba ~nazarena. aQuella
su boca fin& como una pincelada de
sangre Sobre Ia bIancura dc marfil
vieio de Ia cara oval.
lie falta solo Ia Cruz .iel Ca!vario,
Y en- ST. lugar tieNe Ia roca del Cau-
case.
GQue pintor rsUnlo Ell aquel muro
de In basilica dc Umbria, al mito
oagano al dogma crIstiaao, al mar
tir dc Ia Grecia rrehistcYica Y Al
uartir cuya Sangre prec.osa habia
de regar en- los >urcos Del murdo
auevo, las Simientes Dc Ia piedad. de
a igualdad, de II H0er1"d por venir?
I'm cue espir:,u de Sahio o De To-
co, Sc funI!erUD aGur-IoS o NJ
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I'm anclano mexicano muerso en-
un canine.

Tn anciano de sesenta amos de
edad V de nacionilad meXicana. lla-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
Vendia leche adulterada

FL Agente del Departamento DE
Salubridad Joe Carl aprehendio aver
a un lechero que an las c~ercanias del
mercado vendia su mercancia adul-
terada con aqua. habiendo sido en-
carcclado V debiendo comparecer
hoy ante el Juez de Ia Corporation
para u lie imponea la pena respec-
Uiva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
CUILLERM0 PEREZ
FALLECIO AVER
EN- La ARCEL
UNA TUBERCULOSIS lie
CAUSE LA MUERTE
sentenciado a la pena
de muerte por Ell asesinato
de Ia sonora Van Huter

En- Ia zelda de Ia carcel del Con-
dado, en- dondc Sc e~nconCraba confi-
nado desde hace cerca de I'm ano a
causa de haber dado muerte q Ia Sc
nora Anna Van Huten, falleci6 aver
antes del medic dia Ell reo Guillermo
Perez, sobre Quien pesaba, como sc
recordara. ia ~Sentencia de muerte
Gictada por Ia sra. Conte de Distri-
to. POGO tempo despuGs de que eI
extinto confeso su crimen.
Perez fallecio atacado de II agU-
da tuberculosis que le roia los pull
mones desde mucho tempo antes de
Que corsumara SUI delito, el que
cause una gran sensation en- eSta
ciuCad.
Como fue ejecutado el crimen
Como Sc recOrdara, Perez. Y otro
indiviGuo dc nacionelidad americana
fueron al rancho de IA sonora Van
Huten hace cerca de un ano, con 60
objeto de robarSe Ell ganado cue Ia
victima poseia. lo cual lograron efec
tuar por la noche Y sin que Is pro-
pietaria del lugar Sc diera cuenta;
pero cuando los animales "a con-
duciG0s a asia ciadad. ell ganado Sc
"cort6." como Sc dice en- terminus
rancheros = Sc volvi6 a Ia propiedad
de Ia sonora Van Hutcn, quien era
de ra~cionalidaG aIemana.
Perez rgreS1 I'll rancho al Ola 81
guiente con el objeto de llevar 4 ca
DO Sus p~ropositos, Y estuvo oculto en-
Ia ga!eria de ia casa hasta cerca de
las die2 de Ia noche. esperanto 4 q2e
Il victima Sc durmiera con 81 fin
de consumar 81 GcliJo. Dehe haher
hecho algun rujdo. porQue ia Seno-
IA Van Huren salio = nspeccionar
Ia galeria, cncontrando a Pe"sz
quien. al verse deScun'erto. sc 'an26
sobrc IA Yropierar;a del rancho dan
dole IN ruerye @olDc eH Ia ca5eza
con IN pesado clayo. de t~errocarril,
que Nevada.
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NJ. Muzquiz BLANCO.
PARA MEXICO

En- Ia Secretaria de la Corte Fe-
deral Didieron aver paSapoTte para
.interrar>e en- Il Republica MeXica-
ma. las s~iguienteS p%ersonas: Miss
Ana Corver Rohdes. quien Sc dirige
a Monterrey; Mrs. dagdaiena Pena
de Nelson. a Guadalajara; ' Miss
May Isabel Harrel, a Tampico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
Apelo de la sentencia

Ell i6ven ladr6n de AUTOMOBILES
que como informamos estaba siendo
iuzgado por Ia 81 Corte de Distrito,
fue sentenciado aver a sufrir la pc
ma de tres amos de prisi6n por haber
robado seis carros; no habiendo es-
tado conforme cl acusado con
IA setencia aludida apel6 a ella, por
10 que su causa sera nuevament@
juzcada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
Collision.

En- Ia esquina de ais GALES de Van
Ness ' blackberry, chocaron los auto
movies que dirigian Harry Buell. Y
Curtis Johnson, no siendo de graves
consecuencias este accidente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18

ia TE--& con
~rcyEuLuras "a Or
~@41-lr-o dc - pv-
ada &c 2iTu HR!-
lara 81 son de -
wuS;ra gU&rtaGcu
sisn,prc 81 cOmpaS.
~~1;eCtras que e.
gIdo- pue,;r e.
TAR 81 clalguIvr dis
r=.c lie ella. Ia
TgG puecr ser
eNam:uac@ pCr aS
~cNpScsaGUEs< sim
ugr - Vueda Gcs-
tlbrTr "a fue--a uUe
"A mGeye - acUs-
i - parara.
hdliara g:S Este
~ SemclaGt. Al e.
l--E--a vSTIg nor 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
Incendio.

En- e! Cafe Crescent, situado en- Ia
Gale de ". Commerce, num,ro 1910
Sc produio IN incendio que cause da-
nos de consideration.
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Viciosos arrcstados

ia policia aprchendi6 aver a I'm
ebrio en- ia via publica. dos ~vagabun-
dos Y dos personals que v~iolaron los
articuIos tres V cuatro del Reglamcn-
"a de Pnlicin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
FL asesino descubierto.

Perez. "a en- csta ciudad. decide
yender cabalIo : coche.-pero 10 hizo
en- tan insigNiticante can;jdad con
relacion Al verdadero valor dct CO.
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ERROCARRILEROS
MEyiCANOS.

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SI.pG. No~ e.. >~u,-emsucV - G-ahacoS
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pesos u-o uor rl a0ru complete H. ans
:-uccinn "ss--cia! Uo- co-rsSrvnCsncIs-
Nauu- 500 EN- gre p,>tal L ordsr
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b;ra q s~uol-rertu 5'Esy--GD q coloTeS
y las r~inlc-.t- i"cciCDes. r"1 q ore
vi1eyin de- -v~ami"a-l4~ ~ 81 EH result
tan d Su a.-aGu. la rcg-->t y L. Sc
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precio SIPS. e Composer De Are
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-11


asse, IN our coming Industrial lie
Every man and every machine VIII
have 10 work A. 100 per cen, cAiacHy
Two hundred minion DAYS = year are
lost 20 our industries through sick
ness alone. n yoar factory is 90 run
20 i;s full capacity YOU must sm9loy
healthy workers The seiurnir4 sol.
diers are the cream 81 ihe heath Of
our nation.
4 Because many of the skilled men
that entered our army we're pat 20
work. each - his par,seuisr 'rade. and
have Developed their skln 40 the hsgh.
es, efficiency
G. Because The ex.scrsice man haa
learned 70 obey. And because 10 obey
orders has become second nature With
him. he viii yerform bis work 90 the
hest OF his ability without grumbiing
&. because he " mentally a be'ies
man. No man could have zone thru
what our doughboys wAnt thrvuTll
without becoming besses man RE-
member that they have faced death
The long marches have sakcn oui che
shlftles~ne@s OF youth Every rs~e.rs.
Ice man IA a Sseady man.
Z. because you must help the ex.
service wan restore himself financial
~. He mn~<~sot be allowed 90 feel
tina, you are doing unto him as hs
did INTO you Practically each one
~ them has 10 stars life anew. finan-
cialiy
=. because work for all ex-~o'dsers
means Industrial peace 20 our country
0. Because every es service man y
man, q fun sizcd. red hiooded two
flsted man, a real American.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-11

FOR SALT have two mighty fine.
modern. five rooms and baths,
homcs for sale. located In the best
residence part os town; also some
|other good properties IN the northeast
part OF the city Let me show them
20 you. Alfred Adler. rear nf Security
State Bank Phone ibi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-11
: PxAoH PIcKERs. NOTICE /

All you people wAo intend helgins
us In the coming peach harvest. please
lls, your names With % Immediately
We especially want all ~ ,hoss whs
hsv. helped us before. M well a.
others. our harvest will furnish AZ
loas ico a. any Ia ths community
Want 10 flnlsh our list ~ help earl,
aIs month. Phone v X IS. or isxl
city, reasue Ray Orchard mi III
u city on Pine stree,