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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

work secretary Of the y " G. A
/ ana Mrs G. T. Strouvcllc chairman
/ OF that department Of the Y ", e. \
/ in Tulsa viii leave Monday tor Dal
las, whore they will attend the
/ day conference OF this branch of the
associations activities, OF the south
western field
| THE REPORT or the Fire A..
| partment Tor the month ~ Nprl
shows that twenty-five alarms were
responded to and property damage
10 the amount OF $1,000 Engine
: company No s., the south side house,
| had the unique record OF not bo.ng
called once during the month,
LEONARD FARMER OF Indian
apoltS was convicted or leVd con.
duct In municipal cour, Yesterday
afternoon Attorney ward prosccI-
! tor fur the city questioned him fur
ihcr and he is being held for the
federal authorities on charge ~
white slavery.
MARRIAGE LlcEN SEES were i,-
| sued TO tho following THURSDAY hN
the clerk OF the distric, court. David
+ Hayes. 2S, Tulsa and Pearl Arch.
~, 'r'INN' "ln'r raven anu
m"N INous,'' ~ ''hNs' W =
~ auleS, - MHsEoH'e ana MARY
hloSh' - hNhhtU prcn r h"'-
Wy 81 ana H. "ruhha Is, Tuisa.
plNlNG TIVE month ~ April Joe
DURAN, fhlef ldentiflration officer OF
me Iu'Sd police department, TOOK
No.
ringer prints ana Beriillon measure
inents uf - prisoners arrested on
diftcrcn' charges. Ten prisoners were
recognized hv Bertilion measure
mcnts hs having records elsewhere
and ~ cards wer" furnished to de,
par'mens IN other cities
f'lH Iti \ ~ Rms president or
me Iulsa MISSOURI cluh, mas chIl"h
\ meeting for Friday Nigh a. which
ne mem bershlp vii seIecL place
TO hold me arnual plcnl'. IN" picnic
Is ten'a'lNclN scheduled Tor some
tlme tho latter part or tho month.
sand Springs and other resorts are
under consideration for selection as
grounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

MISS EVA HORNER, Girls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
KENDALL GYM CONTRACTS
OPEN FOR TWO WEEKS

Officials Of Kendall college at =
conference last night decided IN hold
open two weeks longer the bids for
the schools 100000 gymnasium
Bids will be received until O'CLOCK
May ~, at which time they will ue
opened and the contract let.
Bids arc divided In 'hrco claSsNs,
the general plan or bui'ding Proper,
heating and plum ming, and ectrica'
wiring Last nlghtS meeting MAS
held In the Y NJ. G. 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
LEGAL.
NOTICE. TO sToCKHoLDfRs

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The Moekhold,rs Of the Okishons
Natural Gas CompAry are hereby notified
that there will he meeting Of the stock
Nolders OF the company Al its office in
Tulsa Otlshoma on Saturday. May 81,
1919 At 10 O'Clock N for the pnrpos'
Of considering an increase In the capitsl
sock si the corporation II - proposed 10
Increase the capital stock from Ten Nil
lion Dollars tl0 600 O0o) IN Fifteen Mi
hon Dollars sl5,o0o Oool and AlSo 10 con
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

IF THE ADULT Organization
under Manager Davenport falls short
In its efforts TO mpletc the VIC
tory loan in Tulsa tho hov scouts
want 10 he gwen chance TO solicit
suhscriptiontions They think they
can finish the job and put Tulsa
over tho top
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
FEELING IN ITALY
IS QUIETING DOWN
Ws sshtnrton Gets Information That
People Are Rccrding In Demands
and Sobcrnc~s Prevails.

WASHINGTON. NAV Dis
patches from Rome TO the state de-
partmcnt today indicatS that feeling
among the Italians was quicnns
down and that tho Italian statesmen
were considering the Fmme question
with u greater degree OF soberness
than has been manifest In the last
few days
Officials here feel that the Htua-
ton shows decided improvement
-a-H--=----
ny Tho ASsoeiAtrd Press
PARIS, May THE council of
three met with the foreign ministers
and some members OF tho war cqun-
i. ell at the Quai d'Orsay at o'clock
this afternoon. Tho subject under
discussion has not been announced.
BY Tho Associated PrcSs
ROME. Wednesday. April 10
The Italian delegation TO the peace
conference met late today under
the chairmanship Of Premier Or
lando to consider the situation. The
meeting came after conference the
premier had had with the KING and
American Ambassador Page.
Although the Italian delegates
maintain strict reserve, It seems CON
elusive that Italy will not make any
further move unless the allied ana
associated government first argce
among themselves on united pro
posal which likely would he accept
able to this country, harmoniz!ng
With the verdict OF the Italian peo-
pie made through parliament
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

j, =. RYAN, Of the legal depart.
ment OF the carl X Dresser interests
lett Yesterday for visit with his
family IN bradford. Pa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
TULSA LOSES, SHAWNEE
WINS DEBATING H0N0RS
SPECIAL 10 The World

SPECIAL TO The World
NORMAN. OKLA, May i-Tuls,
high school debating team was de-
feated ~ the semi finals for the
champions Of the state by shaw
nee school last night at, Norman
okla.
In the finals shawnee was
crowned champions when they de
featcd here in the semi-finals for the
nee schuo' last night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
HENRyETTA ON RECORD IN
FAVOR OF THE ROAD BONDS
6pecisl 10 TIE World

HENRY ETA. Oknr May l.
Five hundred people attended mass
meeting held In the city hall Aprii
so. n behalf OF the $50 900 900 bond
tissue which was thoroughly discussed
and unanimous stand,ug vote IN
behalf OF the issue was carried.
Committees were appotrtcl to visit
and hold meetings In the country dis
tricts 80 that everyone wni cast a
vote on May 6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

CHEVROLET Baby Grand,
touring ,..''.....,' -
FORD--la17 touring ....... s.
OVERLAND 4--i9i6 touring
ovcrhaulod ,.,,". ...-..... 81
KING AUTO TRAlb4Ni
S-ton. brand new u ... -
PIERCE ARROW -i9l4, six,
J6 chassis .............. ~
OVERLAND 6---la1S touring.
fn8del 81. Red Seal Cont
mental motor. Rosch mhg
ncto. extra good tires. top
and upholstery .......... 81
CHALMERS 1917 rondstcr.
very good tires ........,, "
AILEN--1ol7 touring. IN
good condition .......... 50
BUICK { 1918 touring .... 50
DODGE 1917 touring. now
top, good tires t........ s.
RRISCOE 1917 touring. In
fine condition .........,. -
DODGE 1917 touring, cord
tires, new top ........... 50
TULSA 1917 touring In
good condition ........... -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

j W COSGROVE. prominent
Musk oEcc Attorney, was in the city
yesterday
JAMES j M'GRAWl republican
national committeeman. and e. B.
Ia ker both Of ronca City. were in
Tulsa yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

SrRNNFn or STOLEN ,rr' e 1910
fuur t,si Of horsrs two ba, marc, onr
u.s. years old hAa white spot In tore
hssd psIEht 1000 pouBds the other
mac ha "hlic spot ~ forehead h'
Inmp on fght arklo on fore 'rg bind
foot vu.tr hs'f way ~ hork w-ruhi
100 roHad. ~ years old one yssr
Cd har Morse colt white SPOT 10 tore
head hsa,r build orc old hAck horse
blind IN len oyr right tore leg ,uf tn
rioo .cidtrs 10 iNrr tecoser, Aldrcs,
- q Roh SEg. uutou, Ots
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
FOR SALE

Oldunobils IS scycn .passcnE-r pr
touring car. good trcr an around.
finc mechanical condition.
Franklin, Series 3, fivo passenger
touring car, all tires good. excellent
mtChunlrul condition.
Hoth Of these cars are good shuys
and arc now offered Mt a bargain.
Wlll tako cash, Liberty bonds or
good real estate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice IA hereby gi.on that on Inc lpth
day OF May, 1919 the Commissioners ,oi
TulS County, otlshoma. will receive, open
and consider proposals for this grading,
paving and other~iss improving the follow
Ing Tulsa County Roads;
Miles--d Of rrction ''L
Miles 10 s. iaelusive OF Section IN -
Miles 10 &, inclusive Of Section - -
Miles to : inclusive. OF Section 20 -
Part OF mile Of Section ~ from east
end OF mile 2 Section 81 80 norn miles,
thence tAsl 0 3j mile to the town OF Dawson
Being { total OF approximately ~ mile,
nsn. prohlcs Specifications and est
mates are on file IN the office Of ths Countv
Enginssr. County CLERK. Court House Tulsa
Okishoms and with the Department OF
Hgh~sSs Capitol Building. Oklahoma CJ.
Oklahoma
All proposals 10 he Addressed scaled ard
delivered to the Board OF County Commits
sionrrs ~ Tulsa CouNiy OklGhoma, 10 cave
~ the County Clerk on or before two t2l
clock p m OF the date above tet ont
Proposals TO h, accompanied With . certt'
fled check In an amount equAl 10 Apptosi
mAicly ten tl0l per cent OF the snm oi
the bid drawn on bank located In the
State Of OllabomA The hight 10 hereby
reserved 10 reject any and all bids
Dated this Tth day Of April 1912
BOARD or COMM sSlONERS or TULSA
COUNTY
BY LEWIS CLINE. County CLERK
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
PURELY PERSONAL

WFAh NtN Take Casllcbrrry', 1c,u,l
Polls for lost manhbod. nervous d,hiuti
guaranteed mail, ~ = hOVes. S2 fb.
plain wrapper A. y. Ohuebstty Colum
bus Ga
NOTICE
Tho cred tors 81 Frank Radwin, doing
business under tho firm nams and style n'
frchAnEc Confectionery Al nav Epi
First street Tulsa, Oklahoa will take notice
10 present thrir claims for payment on or
before the 9th dAv Of May. 1919. that rois
Rabos and T. Loon are now the owners Of
tho Aforesaid business and that frank
BALDWIN hiss this day sold and transferred
bU Of hn night. title and interest M the
iamr
dated thu, goth dav Of April 1919
FRANk BALDWIN
PETE HAHOS
], LEON
COTTAGF MATERNITY HOSPITAL, Fri
vAtr, prices mod write fot particu.
lrs lilt E. Cleveland. Guthrio. Okia
1esphpnc 1t7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

IN mn SUPERIOR COURT or TULSA
Inl-NlA ~ - MN 1

y
X Thomas sud TroJ.n priliitE Com
raHy, corporation Plaintiffs - GrsicmAn
! Crude Ot 4 Gas COMPANY. ~ 1t houia =
corporstIou Ndf1dSut No Ip''
70 All WllOM ~ NAY rpNCrRN
Nou ard each oi 1ou are tertb, notified
that hy Virutr - ~ order issued and d..
tertrd out Of ihs Superior tou'' Of Tulsa
/ County. Okshoma 10 tho shove named
Z cause. thai lee Daniel. receiver 30 said tA't.
viii Al public Auctiou or sale ac' 10 TO
highest and hest bidder for cash a oi ssit
property hsiongiug 10 the AAIi drirndArt
company In both Washington Couny auf
Greek Oonnty. In the state Of OklshomA. o.
snch pArt thereof a. may bo uecersary to
psy tho Outstanding liqnid indrbtednoss and
obligations OF hld company SID sAle TO
BE- conducted At the west door ot the Cont
House OF Tusa County, OslAhOmA on the
lhth day Of MAY, 1919
That the property 10 be sold Or such
part thereof a. NAV ho Necessary Tor tho
putposC Of said sAs 10 as follow,
oil and gas lease ana parsonAl property
used iu connection iAfto~lth on
The Norih hAlf Of the NorlhNest Quarter
Of the Southved Quarter aud the SouthWsst
Quarter OF the Norh~cst quarter Of tho
Southw~st quarter Section THIRTY Two ta-l
Township twenty eight t2sl Norlh Range
thirteen ,l1l EAst, Of the lndisn Meridian
containing thirty ,3ol acres, more or lSAs
Washington County, Ok,shoms
This Northeast quarter y. . Of ~.
Northwest Quarter (N. W = oi Section
Fifteen I5J. Township seventeen tD
North Range eleven tlD kaht n NJ,
Greek County, uklshons
An inventory OF the property and tho
condition OF same may be Investigated a,
any tims before sal. by prospective put-
chssers At the office ~ the receiver Ice
narie' 3rd floor Exchange National Bank
building. or at the office oi the attorneys
for the receiver Poe lundy az Palace
Building, Tuls, Oklshoms
pOEk LUNnY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

hI"HI HUUHhKhEFIFU HuuHs ~
'NoGN.r. 100 Tso liuhi nous. sscp.
~ rnuV. g. veet no ohildren.
'Np0s ,I'
N'Nl'p Couple 10 ,hafe rev modern
l.rsHI'' 'nt heap rcni' wife 10 ,ssst
".'F Hnnc'rsott rc',rrrTeE IsID.. SaZsd.
Ir'nE Ihsr Nddr',, \ 80, care Nord
tli' 'fNNi y r2i ,Ic4a eomtoriahl.
l.... .Arri rE rDoms nr~ and modorn
."''h,Hs 'urnNacd J,'fsb,e gciEn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

Rates and Information.

! 'tr per ~orI for one or iwo ds,s
! .. r per vori for three 20 seven isy,,
j. per word Tor sc,tn tl,a or more
.. per word fo- one month
Minimum space - word.
NIuInium Anourt one UWe 15r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

uons, BsuL Of rula us |.homa
NOT litt is hrrrhY given lhsi Np' .iA'
Meetlng of the SHAREHOLDER Of ihc -
,hAuge Nsuons Rank ~ Iu'A pAAhomh
~'' he held in the offices ~ sald RANK 80
three a rIor. T. on Monit, the 2nt
ia, Of June 1919 Tor the purpose o' ouu
sid-rIng Ard voting uuou = propot.nou u
increase me ,ap,,f Stock ~ SAD NarA
from one Million noHars 70 one MILLION,
Two HUNDRED sod fiuy Thousand poNsrs.
and ior tho transaction Of an, and a. tu. 10
Other business and matters a. naF hc r'.,'
ssrN or pruUsr to tr ronvit,Fst tU rouU,J
ton uith AID proposition Tor su,h nrtr.,r
Of sid IAplki Stock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-03
ESSAY CONTESTS ON
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
PROVE SUCCESSFUL

The league Of nations essay contests
are over and have proved q great sue
cess. The papers were 90 such UNI
form excellence that the judges hnd
difficulty In deciding the The
essHys showed "a good deal of variety
in discussing the subject aud were
qulte different There are only seven
schools % university stundinE DO the
state and uf these five entered the
contest These were;
The University 81 New Mexico, the
State college 81 Agriculture the Nor
mai school at las Vegas. the Normal
school 81 silver city. the L : MIL
tary Institute az Roswell
Eleven papers were submitted. nine
ct which were favorable 60 the Tor
nation u the league ana two unfaN-
ufahic. The papers We're numbered,
having neither the name ~ the insit-
tutiun nor the student 60 tdenti.l
them. The Judges were Judge A. n.
Hanna. formerly justice % the su-
premc court 81 New MeNicoi Nr y
~ Hprrnn. widely experienced IN
newspaper and publicity work Mrs
4. o. stroup q well known clu we
man who h. incidentally quite oppos-
ed e. the league.
Essay No. % received two first
choices and n third choice. and so b.
rmfltIHu 90 tNf tlfHt pilfr ANH IhN'L
was submitted 10y Dan e. burrows ~
the Roswell 4. = Mliury Institute.
who Will receive the ~ T. Fox ptttc
ui so Tor the best paper Boo he state
carl O.. Hunter - he University 81
Nsw Mexico. won the second prize.
hIa paper having been the nrst cnuirg
of one ~ the Judges and the second
a.d third choice ~ the other Two
Judges.
The third prize b. 10 be equally a.
VIdsI between saul HarhurE ~ the
Normal UNIVERSITY 40 las Vegas ana
the wrlttF ~ a. paper entitled "NHturN
% the League ~ Nations which wa.
submitted without name by thr state
College
Tho s,r0nd and third prizes boz ths
contest wore presented hf thr lifHl
National HANK uf Albuquerque The
paper 90 MHttlie Waskum uf tho Nr0
Mexico State Normal Ht SILVER 'IN '
entitled to honorable mention Hs htN.
Ing received utc vote although d
was not awarded tuN prlH,
Nf o o. Reed tive promoter uf thl'
contest announces tnHt the results u|
toe hlrh school contest VIII Dee deter.
mined and Published 100 H frw dt1
Tho wIuuInr essays ALL probably uu
pear .n the paper without
meuf % the first ard second choice
which will boz left o. She readers O.
decide for thrmHoly,s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-03

In 1919 Sir Arthur Garod proved
that IN CONT ( also true IN rheumatism
there Is deficient elimination on tho
part Of Che kidneys and the poisons
within are not thrown Of.
Prof. II. Strauss attributes a equity
attack 10 the heaping up II poisous
where there h an abundance Of uric
acid which 10 pFecipltBted Ia tho joints
and aheaihs, settling up inflammation.
Before the attack Of govt ur rhcu-
mnfism there IL sometimes headache,
or what IL thought ~ be neuralgia, or
rheumatic conditions, such rs lumbago,
pain In the back Of the neck, or s%ciatica
As Prof. Strauss says, " The excretion
81 nric acid we are able % effect hy
exciting diurcsis.' Drink %copiousiy 81
water, six or eight glassee per dar hot
water before meals, and obtain Anuric
tablets, double strength, iDf ~ cts. AZ
che nearest drug store and take them
three times = day. II you want a trial
package send 10 cents 10 Dr.. lIercc's
lnsAlids' Hotel, Buffalo, n, y
eAnuricH (a~nti.uric) Il a recent die
otYcY Of DR.. Piarce sud much nor
pol1ni than lithia. for Il will dissolve
ufs acid a. hot Yea dissolses sugar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-03

M ~ -
When Prank asled Nhnt thouriit
OF tho play ! hesitated before an
sxercd. II wus not easy 10 taik Of "a
20 him although he had not appeared
20 nense that ! miFhs apply it-prob
ably because he had no idea that ]
knew OF his detection.
In = way Prank ! cannot Of course
appreciate u position like that uf trc
wife IN the play. In tho first plure
should you stray away have ns
work. something 20 ull 81 least I'd
eresIce Of my nind IN part OF ny
time. That poor creature had nothing
Then 4 OF course cannot understand
fhe mind OF a ma whn could, after
ne was twenty-five "a the most, be-
come Interested In such an insno
sort OF a girl"
That's the trouble with you WON
on. You never see a MANS view point
1.hat girl was bright ioli1. What n
she didn't have very much gray mat
teri she kept him entertained That's
what the men want They grind at
day. They don't want 90 listen 90
sombre talk OF buHinoss or 90 be
whined az. A SRI who can keep r.
man entertained az home need never
fear he'll ~ very rr away for COM
what a contradictory crraplre
Frank vas Would ever understand
himf ! surely never had whined af
least J had o that fault Perhaps
though. had talked my business
plans. let my Interest In mat make NO
a bit blind 60 other things and yet
he always had seemed 90 Dee con-
tented. hut would he have been if
Annie had not lived with u.s. Would
he have grown dirconicntcd Just tic
same aud would there inevitably have
been the other womnu ] hated to
think 20. but gradually ! began 10 suo
that perhaps / too had something "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-03

change in myself. that I had. like ihr
wumAn III thc by, made no tIfuri Co
muse and entertain him Mothri
used 90 say that 'ull men were o.
children Grown up And children
love 20 play
a man who is true TO the bcst
There BE- in his nuturo will not incult
himself 30 well aa others. by swing
way o. au i~nfatuauun which can hut
mean untold misery for a1 concern.
ed. said us be- finished speaking
a tukcH a pretty yellow stretk
Frank. 20 deceive o. wife witu loves
~ trusts a. mHh. even though sire
may not BE- 90 attractive - some uur
else a umH has b uFhf tu thirk
her husband loves hsf because he
pEuae her from The whole world Of
women To ms mind 90 either 81 hus-
band or wife find tnrs have made Ia
mistake there % only one thiuE Go
do-talk things over a'uouHit. iu u
friendly way Thru N thtf cannot
agree. separate % b. better Tor both
than to drag alnug iu u sort of death
bon Me-cHprciallN Is BE- That for a wum.
an when her husband no longer care
Tor hcr.
q Thought you did NOT believe 100
divorce.
4 do not. 0I course my belief
dossn'i make ID wronr uut { could
ro more mnrr, another mHY Will.
you lived than I could commit mur-
Dor or do some other sIuluI thing
But Ne arc getting ssrous AREN'T We
That pia, wus ID riiI, Thing badly
. conceived. sol 10 m1ds ono thIuk
prom that night saw ms way
more clearly. 40 : looked back otrI
u.i short married ufD saw flHi
Iuarnahlf had STAYED In tht hirk.
rround aud pushed Annie Into OBJ,
umriirht of Franks attention Z Dad
been content fu remain quietly Boo ID
chair CO.. con- the couch whIl. thc,
bout over the piano. their fundncs.
for music H Htruur luud between
them. and Anuiss h,luft Dor youth
making ut the namc tmr o. rtruua
SEA appeal
Thlf m, Wlnd was analytical pcI
iaps helped enc moro than Z r%Diliz'
Co. think this thinE over DaiWlE Vet
ed um,n DO seemed my heart would
break 4 loved Frank had lowed Hiu.
from thf beginning In fht wHf a
woman loves but once in h'I llf, And
Z had not satisfied HIM That wtH Dot
tcrnoss
thoughts OF tNhi SNORT NNiN 20 NN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-03
Boys Club of Local
C. p. A. Will Take a
Trip Next Saturday

Member ~ The Boys club ~ tho
Game Protective assoc.ttiun will nkc
q special excursion o. the RIO Graude
luu cluh lake. saturday afternoon 90
study ducks The hufs viii leave the
cham usF ot upmUIercs at 100 bod Che
automobiles
Ducks and geese are reported HH
numerous boz ihis fCEiuu aud as we'll
informed bird men Will arruWpau
the lads 10 VIII uffer au rAreIlsut up-
purtluitf Tor the huhr 90 have H nuu-
Der of specifies explained fu them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-03
WOMEN! DRY CLEAN
THINGS AT HOME
Tyt! For a few cents you can
dry clean everything.

save, five Co Ton dollars quickly lI.
dn cleaning oyrr1thius BOZ thc home
with rHsHIino that wuuiI n, ruined ny
soap auH Wufsf. suite coats waists
silks iHUtH rluNsa hoes fIrH drtps
erica. rurH everything
Place H gallon or more 90 gasoline
In 10 dIsIUHu cor wbFhIoIl,r thcu pas
300 tho things tn D., &c., cleaned ih,u
wash them With Solyito soap shortly
everything COMES ouf looking Ikr
new Nothing fades shrinkH ur
vrukltF uu not attempt 20 lft
clean without Soltite soap Tnl.
gasoline soap b. the secret % AL dry
cleaning
4 package 90 sol' iic SOAP contain,
ing directions for home urf cleaning
costs little 900 any drug store brt
clean outdoors OF away from tlame
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-03

Nurk reftIrl forest data t1 peg boz
..rr 'hr peace commission
iIr uU cutter Russia Is vHH .f
Nr.h1urIr InI 1911 ,HuHu,' 'r.,
Hf i.... .I.tr.H .u fH. great 1911.
..rsafH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-03

uI.ous' Peel heavy after dinner
Bitter tasto' Complexion HaIIuw
liver perhaps needs waking up
uutus UrguIsis f1r bilious al,aeta
OBJ. uf az stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-03

Good wall paper ana painted wall
cleaning. We steam and fry clean
RUGS. call Bert. 2ci
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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-21
EIGHT TEAMS ORGANIZED AT Y

Basket ball season has opened al
the Y. M. c. A. and last Tuesday even
ing the various leagues were organized
with the following as captains: Nor
man Green, Alvin Marquardt, Walter
Bissell, Walter Hofmeister, Clarence
Young, Ivan Levenhagen, Robert Van
Adestine and Fowler Stone.
The following is the makeup of each
team:
Greens-Adolph Hackbarth, Arnold
Lambrecht, Jas. Devine, Clement Kell,
Eugene Cross and Harry Hansen.
Marquardts-Chas. Leslie, Oscar
Lott, Clarence Buck, Carl Zuelke and
George Leslie.
Bissells-Edward Boehm, John
Sturtevant, Robert Boehm, George
Landon and Carl Spiegel.
Hofmeisters-Ed. Thayer, Ray Jo-
names, Carl Sorenson, Oscar Ander-
son. Clifford Hoene and Arthur Sparr.
Youngs-Harry Goers, Roy Brad
berg, Emerald Wright, George Kel-
ley and Forest Cawley.
MISUNDERSTANDING Heller, How
ard Hooper, Harold Hollis, Edward
Schultz and Lester Hall.
Van Adestines-Rex Short, Miles
Treviranus, Chas. Corwith and Merrill
Archie.
Stones-Armon Coleman, George
Belanger, Lawrence Egdahl and Victor
Giessel.