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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
Tn Artista Mexicano obtieRe IN triunfo
~resonante ante I'M p1bico ~seIecto y
en- c~ircunstanciaS excepciOnales

ST Director de La Prensa". San
Antonio. Texas.
Nuy seHor MIC:
IA que su diario La Prensa' es
.cido en- este pals por cast "a totali-
dad dc indivlduos de habla espanola,
IS IL cs~oclaimente por ~meXicanos,
- mi d. -. ...y cuenta a listed por 81
10 iuzga J."no de publication, IN
criunfo artistico Iogrado Quiza sin pre-
! tcndeclo, por IN modesto y patricia
~mcxicano.
En- diaS de vacation 4 mis- trabajos,
Y dc paso por esta ciudad. ne Moor
traba hace pr0ximamente diez dlaS
an 81 Teatru de la Opera de la Qujn-
Ia Avenida. con el entusiasmo de
~presenciar la representation de Ia
/ Opereta dc mas eXito "Oh Lady" que
Sc anuuc:aba per la mcjor emPresa
dc este caTacter que recorre cl orien-
te de- pals. En- c! segundo acto. casi
erpezando el Concertantc en- el que
mas de noycnta a~rtjstas toman parte.
hubo alguna vaciiacion por partc de
Ia numerosa orQuesta que acompa-
naba, llegando a tai grade Que va Sc
notaba I'm ~trastorno general en- ia es-
cera y e. publico que totaln1ente lie
naba el cspacioso c~oliseo, daba mues-
cras de protesta.
La linda Soprano Ligera, Miss Eva
Ethel. e~strella de Ia troupe, vierdo
venlr c fracaso, hizo una ligera pre-
sion con cl pie a fin de lamar Ia aten
. cion del Maestro Director Y este. de
/ sesperado Y cast furioso. abandOna
- puesto Y sale del Teatro.
e. fracaso esperado. liega, ruedan
artistas Y Professors de Orquesta V
numeroso publico sc apresura i de-
jar L asientoS vienGo que cast no
podia sopcrtarse ell esp~ectaculo. Y
rapidamente, Quizas con los nervios
criSpados, Sc ~levanta de las filaS de-
l2nJeras de las luHesas, IN individuo
y a~cercandose con decision al Piano,
Erita vioieEto a los artistaS. Take
Care Y 4 la Orquesta Let Us again"
' hacienda vibrar con energia un do
miaante acorde voltea varias hojas
de Ia Partichela Y ataca cl famoso
Concertante. Los artistas, como los
profesores de ~orquesta obedecen, y.
pocos momentos despues. 10 que era
una ruina sc convierte magicamente
en- e. Corcertante deseado, con todos
sus matices, con todas sus bellezas..
colossal. bien modelado.
e. pubico apaude, ell telor de bo-
ca sube mas de tres veces Y el Macs
tro para todos desconocido, que pre-
Suroso habia rcgresado a tomar su
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23

Todo ell mundo 10 comprendi6.
Aquella bcda fue enorme desatino.
Juan Manuel llevaba a ella, es cier-
to. IN saneado patrimonio y cl VIE
10 lustre de Ia respectable casa de
los H!iosas. la de mas rancio ssnc-
rio en- ell pueblo. Pero era un per-
dulario. De sus amos de estudio no
consigui0 sacar nj ciencla, ri slQuie-
Ia IN tituio. En- cambio habia apren-
dido. Y con p~rovecho, tOdos los vicios.
De entcnces Ell adelante Sc habia
convertible en- IN borracho cronico
a veces aggressive con aquellos que ne
pcdian devolverle los go,pes por res
peto. 4 rates tan desaforado EN- sus
eXcesas que los criadoS terian que
traerle en- hombros hasta casa. en-
brutecido = como muerto. GPcdia es-
tar enamorada de el Laurita, hasta
q extreme de cometer la locura ire
parable de casarse? ESQ nadie 10
creia. Mas bien sospechaban todos
I'm heroico ' silencioso sacrifice. A
que,la boda no pcdia ser mas que un
~convenio de familias.
Como iba a r~esistir aQuella mu-
chachita tan gentil, de alma tan de-
licada. criada como una rosa mas del
iardir en- eli caseron centenario de
los PedreEas. va sin fortuna, Ia
brutalidad de aquel mozalbete sin
amor ' sin escrupulos.?
ALI hahia. sin duda. n abnega-
ci6n sin limites por parte de ella.
Bien Sc traslucia en- aquella sombra
de tristeza que velaba su roStro
antes bondadoso y risueno. Y en-
aQuel esfuerzc que Sc denunciaba, va
en- palabras, VA en- gestos, para fin
cir una satisfaction interior que cier-
tamente no podia eyistir. Pero, al
mismo tempo. revelabase el dcna
Laurita, como todcs c~arinosanenve
la llamaban. pobres Y ricos. IN
temple de voluntad Que parecia i'm
reside en aquel cuerpecillo f"agis
= en- aquelIos veinte amos de una ju-
ycntud sin alegr;as.
La cosa fue, Y, por tanto, va era
i~rremcdiable. Les parabieucs que re,
cib;6 dona Laurita. por el tono de
cormiseraci6n disimulada. mas soma
ban = pesames Que a cnhorabuenas,
PCruuc. a Ia vcrdad, uanto la CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23

nocian, de TODD corazon Ia compade-
clan. iPobre nina.
Pero ella mostr&base contenta, &C.
mo 81 sinceramente Sc sintiera di-
chosa. Habia satisfecho Il vieja llu-
SIGN de ST. madre, cue siempre ID
tuvo destinada = entroncar con los
Hiiosas, Ia Inica famjl;a que, por sU
abclengo,- amen de Ia riqueza, podia
e~nlazar con los Pedrenas.
Y ella, despues de TODD, mo habia
sentido una afectuosa attraction, que
era reciprocal, hacia Juan Manuel
desdc que ambos 7 ~poquenos? y
a nadie mas habia querido 7unca
en- Ia vida. Cleric que Juan Ma
nuel habfa cambiadc. Ahora era un
borracho incorregible; pero su ro-
luntad Sc hacia superior al asco IN
menso que en- ocasioneS, n cstar
unto a e.. imperiosamente sentia.
Y pasarcn los meSes ' pasaron los
amos. Aunque Sc desenyolvi0 en- 81
lencio. la lucha fuG titanica ante Ia
fiera irascible Y Ia compasiva donna
dora. iQua escenas dc aquel hogan
en- continue turbulencia. A MEDIA
que pasaba el tempo, mas y mas
Sc accntuaba Ia cmbriaguez IN Juan
Manuel, que pasaba ell dia fuera de
casa roGando dc taberna en- taber-
ma, sucio, desgrenado, entire genie
habituada tambien al vicio, camara-
das que Sc habia asociado para la
crapula con Ia largueza de 81 Dol
sillo. Y . atlas horas de la noche
~regresaba a casa, ta~mbaleandose Y
aggressive. Humilde, fingiendo jubilo
para escondcr Ia pena, 10 esperaba
siempra dona Laurita.
-iQue haces?.... iPor que me
esperas?
y a las palabras seguian los gri-
tos. ' I los gritos los golpes.
A IA noche siguiente ~repetiase la
escena. Ella nunca tuvo una rebel
dia. nj IN reprCche. nj siquiera una
Queja.
Algunas personals, lascimadas de
piedad. habian insinuado a dona Lau-
rita:
-;Por que no te vas a casa de
III madre? ESQ no es vivir.
Ella. altiva contestaba:
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~asiento on las Iunptas. Is obligado
DOT Ia hermosa Eva Ethel. en- medic
de hurras aulauscs Il "bisar" e. MI
nero y entonces pude yer cor YER
dadara algeria, Dor que aun cue soy
espa5ol de racimiento. ouiaro a Me
yjco como = mi Patria. Il aQucl
maestro. correctamente vcstido de
negro. serene y sin bacer case al
naracar dol ortrsiasmo y admiration
enc nor g, taIeDto dcmostraban MI
bIico y arr;ytas. ueyaban en- Ia sola-
M do e., m~ar;cara mn bprmoso bor5n
~;ooIor o,,b,or, do 10. c~;rdaLanos
do lT5,-;., En-. tod, -, roIos, d,-
now, 81 f:,oI 4o J., C,.r. al s.l;r
dol Toatro irfio;8ad dc 0arsona. -,
i~ncIrso nrrc5bamos nor accrcarnos
ri maestro = est-erbar 81 mano.
Fl ,ararta dc IN Fmnrcsa n al
can7o =, n s,1i5a y 10 ~;nviro = nasar
-, osoo,,r;o p~or,,o,eci noco ticrnno
c.norardo g, recroeo INNS ca ,Iegr6
dc n,o w IL hahIara on cspa6oI Y
hahiamos cambiado apeDas unas GUAM
tas nalabras cuando acept6 pazar al
csccnrar;o, No pudo va hsbIarle esa
roc,e mos saIi5 acomna6ado de IA
c~zrrelIa Eva Ethel dos artistas mas.
Nh ne v,1eIto = yerlo.
How he sabido Dor In Drensa local
que la Empresa insiste en- que dicho
maestro sica dirigiendo Ia Compania
asirnandole el marnifico sueldo dc
0TTNCE DOLLARS pOR ACTO. Y
100 nacnifico. nor che Ia Empresa
ID NADIA memo one seis actos nor dia.
: IA Drensa local agrega sin comen-
-ar;os nue ~ maestro ha contcstado
= % arnrasa. .,por o, momer+o M
rrodo oc,,.o- con+r,to ~.tgrno con
Fr,rrasss Ar,oricor.s dado ono ar
tualmente parecc que eXiste a!guna
lIiI'io'' S''u' - "o"-S'.Io a.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
OCHC NIHOs con GROUP.

"Tuve ocho ninos 0 crorp Y les
di a todos Foley's Honey ard Tar"
escribe Mrs. P. Rehkamp, 2404 Her
mar St, Covington, KY. Este re-
medic disuelve el mucus V las flemas
Y evita la tos, proporcions una bue-
ma respiration Y IN sueno trauquilo.
No contiene NARCOTICS Y g los ninos
les agrada. Recommended para toses,
rcsfrtos y para coavalescencia de in
f!uenza o gripa. Puedea tomarlo
tanto los a6ultos como los cihos.
(Ady.l
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MATERIALS DIVERSAS.

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?c.Eec,g Scc.ctSr.o Observation-Disclosures lie
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Angel GUERRA
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Entire amigos:
San Luis Missouri.

-tC6mo vas, querido Luis? He
visto anunciado que has perdido q
otrc perro. Es e. Jercero que pierdes
en- IN mes.
va 10 Sc. BESIDE que mi hija to-
ma lecciones de canto, no para IN
perro en- casa.
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PkANIiNOS

IL meJ1r "a. eac!UH sH q. SsHeF0--1'" ''S 'H'
g1x,cdas ~ tee. = see COG -7'.'
u'TT-T . asrtcrl.u-a y Gaaat-riA.
I,-1al g s-Ies ; Otic'os-
Manual ce AceIlss y s-UcEsS
Manual &c N.oGuIeria-
Manu-! &c Ca5EgCteTla &c Ia--Sr-
Manual &c Cerrag-g.a } OS-zs 50 aieSEo
Nsn-al Gel Loas.ero sr.FoTlSSA-
Manual de- Cu.c5o- - FIe.es
NEaua! ecl CcaG-ero ) F"-Se.e77-
Ng.,lal Tel Ues;l.4u5r L:cCT1s-a-
Man,. &c E.ec.-IclcSG-
vznua! de Fo.Ocra.i4-
Nanua- Gel Eo.a.Gtero-
Nanua de Jagcg@ersa ) HoTtSI'Su'~
N-nla. Ge L=Sorso lie N'1as-
l!aulal &c Lechsrla-
.ianGa. De MccaGIca Industrial
Naassi DC. Te.ssraf;s:a y Ts!etonis;A-
N..lua! &C. R~e!C.ero.
Manual &c. SEstre-
Vaaaal Del Fsnrcante de Weiss.
NaDual De Vs:cv:nar.a y EGll;acl T.
sSaau1i Gel %apasero-
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oBkAS POE. TICAS

J. de Dios Fe=c.-
e Ar2a del Amo- -.s!.99
Flores Isl Alma 4so
HoSar : Pat-sA
- Gsorizs &c Mexico
poss,as -.coSidaS .4c
Sec,r.rdos } Es2ersn=as S100
DiUsrS0S.-
-,5ros de vids y Esrs-anza. POI
Ruben Da-o ' ..-S 1'E
3 Libro AzuL-Pccssas -oT AdAloerto
Estega W
= psr-Es5 NcxlcAEC--2 tones -..--- lac
s.-as nor Salvador DtAz NIXON .-- LOO
p1osI.s DC Antonio P.aIa -.-..- e0c
Poe,la. EseoEldas te Camroano-.-un.
,ornp crla .....---..' +
Poe.fss i Manuel Guterres N&;sEa-
= .cmos :ela
pa,,ea.r.as. po- Manuel Il Flores e. zoe
py...as VI. M.4a-s. A-Una -..'.: 'Ue
sons:cs y Sona,as.-Poesias O. N;sces 20.
Tsra~--Ic-rosc ?cen3a irico por 10
rr:.a d. san Ma-an.-Un tUGo te2 -Sl.o0
OBRAs DE HUGO CONWAY
e SeSse,o &c a N'eve --. CeV
la Casa &GLa 80
Sis:erto q ~
Hr-.Go 9or N Eay2 ...---. -
Sin Nadrc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26
WESTERN MACHINERY
FOR EASTERN FARMS
Maccdonlns Cry for Help Answered
by Manufacturers of the
United States.

SATONIKI. June 25.--Large con-
HiEnments Of American agricultural
machinery have been unloaded, here
for use In Macedonia. The motor
plows are badly needed on account
OF tho dearth Of horses and oxen
which the Bulgara carried of with
them In the last six months the
Aa4Srican Red Cross has been in
VtrNcting Greeks and Serbs In tho use
~ modern farm machinery and
American methods Of soil impf ave
ment and now farmers are being
given the opportunity TO buy imple-
ments a. advantageous prices
King Alexander ot Greece Is much
interested in American farming ma
chinery Recently n very large con
alignment Of agricultural machinery
and implements arrived In Athens
from America. Tho consignment
comprised all clRAscs OF power ma
,Chinory and considerable "a her
of motor plows King Al,~hdcr
viewed these plows az the Athens
botanical gardens Al his request
two or three " them were set to
work In an adjacent field attracting
from first To- last his special ntten-
ton. Later these American machines
and implements were exhibited at
the Zappeion. the large exhibition
building In Athens used during tho
war a. a hospital There they were
visited by landowners. farmers and
tho general public
West InyRdcs Fast
The Crock government shipped q
number of these plows and other im
plemcnts to eastern Macedonia and
Thessaly TO he ugrd for tho .pripr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26
Why We're Here

We're here because We can't ge,
homo,
The ocean is too wide.
II IL was narrow as the Rhino,
We'd swim to the other side
The sea is rough the sea Ia deep.
As we're not rsh YOU see,
Here's hoping that weB get back
home
Ry l923
We have mo- wings OF alrpRnes
And therefore cannot Nv,
Save each ~ uY u kcR Of herr
II the rouniry's going dry
Wen bring the bacon when We come
To the Dutch We 70 leave tho Rhine
The Tllnncr tastes like Brvo.
And We hope tho Germans sign
So we're waiting waiting, waiting
lnu the oceans dry
Then wc.ll hike back 90 Gods coun-
trv
. To Mother ana MINIS pic
PVT EARLE /. SPARKS
co. II 5'h NJ q. r.. in Amoroc Ncws
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26
Boys We Left Behind

Sow that the war is over
Ana Wrrr back home again.
Back 90 God H own country
From uIl mo mud and rain
Ncro wondering just what wei
Nui
And II woIl Nn1 HER waiting
Tho girl We I,ff behind
For when We ION our homo town
To frhi d foreign Toe.
We each Iofluuuo 'hprp waiting
Who cried tu auo ua EH.
Sow that wore back Co the tie that
binds
How nrc we going 10 meet hor.-
The rirl We lett behind
Mid eil the loy ana pleasure
OF getting home again
Don't overlook ih, Efrl In black
who's been waiting here ln vain
SwCoihrnris wives and mothers.
trying 10 bc resigned
But WHOM never never sco again
The boys We loft behind.
There nre nfty thousand graves
Back ln France W. know.
fifty thousand sleeping
Whor" the great white lilies grow
We mustn't forget It's mp tp us
To make those girls love tho memory
pf the boys We left behind
From the l,1ys who came back
home r..
They viii Judge NJ those who fell.
what We are. fhey % think they
were.
80 We must DO our duty we'll.
In the years to como We must bear
I'm mind
In our hands rests tho honor and
fame
Of tho boys We lcft behind
Lewis W Howard. g0th Div
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26
LINGO ELECTED HEAD
or CITY REPUBLICANS
g.. -. =. Leaders Gctting READY Tor
Campaign tu Make state Right
la Election Ncht Year

Permanent Organization NJ the
Tulsa Republican club was accom-
plishcd by meeting NJ enthusiast,
republicans who Nllod rooms 2lO and
2ll and the adjoining han BOO thr
Drew building at N.JU O'Clock last
night
Bird &. Mcclure. former congress
man. who waa the brst speaker ~ the
evening urged the formation uf a
club that would hc a strong vir.Ia
factor in making the state rcpuhll.
can In tho next election "l do not
believe that the republican party
could nominate man who could
make enough hlundors between now
and 1920 TO prevent hls election. '
said Mr. Mcclure iu the course "
his address
Womau's influence Iu politics
tho need ~ old fash toned American
ism was the theme Of an address by
Mrs G. T.. lahmbn which from the
applause. seemed 20 express the
spirit of all present
The organization adopted a consti
tuition and bylaws, drawn up by a
committee headed by John X Had
ley, and elected the following Off
GERS r. q. Lingo. president. Mrs.
6 v. Lnhman, first vice president.
4 NJ, Winner. second vice president
John r. Iladlcy. third vice president. /.
Mrs. l.. D. Lindsey fourth vice presi-
dent, Wayne J.. Dickcy, secretary /.
Alva ], Niles treasurer
The following were chosen as the
board OF directors T. " Hldt. 4.
W Olmstrd. j. B Mcnkcs, - =
Mcclure. T. O. Crews. c. h Lahman.
II NJ Dick VI. G. Spradllng. Mrs. A
T. Allison. Mrs. G. W. uaslet. J. NJ
Addison. Edmund Lashlcy u h..
kopp and Frank II Greer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26
GOOD WATER WOULD SAVE
CUNNINGHAM MUCH MONEY

This Is ono Instance which shows
That the cost Of IIyiug Is Increased
hy our present w1i'r supply and that
the 100000 Spavintw bona issue
VIII result not only lu les s,Npousc
in Practically every direction but
also in lDw"tinE of rent
l.. q Cunningham, ronl cs'nic
man. WIN offices iu ne Palace
building owns 20 rental houses lie
'Hli'nhi's mat h.s plumbing BIN fr
't'h house during tho past year way
~. or tuih. expense Of $1,000. a..
u.hui"d io our present wtrrr sup
l'h ~" rihio- that with good water
D." could deduct an tpproCahI.
amount from ihs.,Hsnt price NJ each
house
During m" past year CuuuInrhnm
ms spent It i"lst SO fu. repairs uu
'I' radiator lu his car. which is On,
ni the makes r'putpd tu huyu AN OK
'rIl'ut cooling system. Sow hr must
buy % new radiator which VIII cost
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26
THIRD OF ARMENIANS
MASSACRED BY TURKS
Men, Women and Children SNho
We're Injured when War I1rpt
started Arc Dying Daily.
MANY BURNED TO DEATH
--latest Cable I'rUm American bishop
Tells why Immediate Nid Must
10 Given Country.

Tho latpa' news from men now I'm
Nosuutiug conditions In Armenia ID
. Of especial interest TO-DAY lnnWwu,h
ms drive 20 raise $4,000 ncFns lu
Tulsa for roIiof IN tho STRICKEN c"un
fry Rev 4. W Abel In county chair
man.
There rs plenty ~ mute rvidouc"
IN the hundreds Of thousands ~
skeletons scattered throuEhuur ~
Turkish empire chat tho Turka
sourht 10 cxtrrminaic the Nrmcui,ns
by systematic maHporr.' states The
last oublG. received June Z. from
bishop " ~ rout ~ indianapolis.
the head of ono section of the Amer.
lean commission for r,llcf m the near
east
From various estimates" INC
cable continues II. have reached the
Conclusiun that out ~ the Armenian
nation ~ 900 600. Ht tho outbreak
~ tho war. 1000 900 wrrc mnssl
cred. Tho condition of the remain
der II appalling
The Armcui1nV were driven Ike
berdcd cattle" tho bishop states.
from ono locality 10 Huothcr until
They were exhausted by tOrturcs and
toTments of unbelievable character
IN addition the Turks sought 20 wip"
out the clergy ~ Armenia. only
eight out of - bishops survive. while
only 10 per cent ~ tho clergy w. hv-
ing today
Even at tho present time the
people fall dead ln tho streets from
she effects ~ Turkish treatment"
rnid Rev. Paul F y Chnppoll "
Nashville, Tenn. IN telling CORE
spondcnt what he saw In travelling
from Port Said to Alcppo Colonel
Hawker. the Rrltlgh commando .ni
Beirut told mc he -houEht ~ would
ba found that only 40 per cent ~ the
Armcnhns were living when final
ACCOUNTS were taken. He said the
Armcnians were bounded and driven
over an area 200 square miles In
FNtant. Rnd were hhrasscd by armed
and mounted Turks who worked I'm
relays"
The Turkish plan was 90 take all
the abla- bodied men fspm the com
munity and tie them up" stated
Reverend Chnppcll Then they
would torture them by cutting their
flesh and burning the wounds
FINALLY they would cut or their
heads In the presence of the wives
ana children of the victims Tho
old men, women and children were
herdcd together and driven from
place TO place"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26
NEW ITALIAN DELEGATES
LEAVE TO SIGN TREATY

ROME Monday June 27-Thc
new Italian delegation 10 the peace
conference, u. was announced to-
night VIII leave here "Wednesday
ana expect, TO arrive .n Paris iu
time - sign the treaty OF peace with
Germany The delegation IS com.
posed of Foreign Minister Tiuont
and three GFuators. Ntitorio sclalep,
GuglIclmo Maroon and Mbggiorlunu
icrrrla Marquis Georgia Gur-
uo.m,. q member ~ the chamber u
deputies. viii be secretary Of the
delegation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26
DISCHARGED SERVICE MEN
RECEIVE FREE TREATMENT

WASUlNGTON Juno % Tho
surgeon generals offI,o OF rho war
department announced today that
discharged soldiers, sailors and ma
rlu"s Whu are hyucnoiarIes of tho
war risk insurance act may obtain
medical treatment from amy one ~
the li stations established fur tho
purpose in different sections M the
country The United states public
health service at san Antonio l4 fhg
station for Oklahoma. Texas and
Arkansas G. H. Hardner is the
surgeon. Through tho organization
Surgeon llardner is forming, dis
charged soldiers Will receive treat.
mont in their home town or In some
near hy town
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26

\ mail pouch has boon ..,,..
that fits Nh" frame of l u..,..
relieves lottcr carriers. ..n..t...
loads.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26

Harness to surround a babys legs
ana body and hold II securely boz a
chair has been patented by woman
inventor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26

g. Most of the cigarets posing a.
Egyptian are made from Greek to-
bacru.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26

Olives are tho longest lived frn,i
tree .umo In syria baylng borne
abundant crops for more than -four
NonturlcA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26
VOiIe and
Organdy FrOCkS
in a Moderate Price Range of
1896 TO 1895

Fresh Voiles and Crisp Organdles in
white, flesh color, navy, copen and
rose with figured and floral designs
unusually dainty-appealing frocks
with round necklines; with or with
out collars, short or long, loose
sleeves and trimmed with rufflcs
and effective touches Of embroidery.
Many in this collection are to be
shown here for the first time today
and are certain to be a chief attrac-
ton to many discriminating shop
pers, for they are frocks suitable for
street, afternoon and informal oc-
casions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26

A reflector concentrates the heat
AT the top Of new Electric cook
stove.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-26

nsturued) ........ ....... 1870
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1919-11-21

LIVERADE is good for babe and
mother alike. Sold by Bonds Drug
Store. zmaaa