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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
Bethel A. M. Z. Church.

The Sunday school under the lead
ership of Miss Monroe is putting
things over. Preaching at IL a. m.
Iby pastor. subject "A Man without
a Country" Heb. lilo, Sunday night.
Special sermon In honor Of returned
soldiers, subject, Praise the Lord
with a New Song" Psalm 1881. Adj
dresses Prof. j. M. Sanford, S. L.
Shaw. Mr.. Shelton
SCI eOl Notes.
The LSsnbar club entertained Fri
day evening under the management
OF Miss Hazel Mcmillan.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29

When you are in need for wood
and charcoal, see Hunter and Corsey,
quick service. East Henderson St.,
Phone 435. Cleburne, Texas.
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NOTICES,

Why should the dead go uncared
for? Amy one desiring to have grave
OF relative re-conditioned and cared
for call l.. 1876 and get my figures.
Henry Daggett,
zoe s. Harding ST.
3-15-4t
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Church Notes.

Bro. VIM was on time Sunday
morning, all teachers tardy. The X.
of p and Calanthe's had their an
nual program today, Sir Knight A..
Shelton of Hillsboro. also founder
OF Shelton Lodge of Itasca was with
the brave boys today and gave very
interesting talk. The B. Y. r. U.
was all right.
Sister Mary Epps buried under the
auspices Of the Christian Aid Society
Undertaken Dixon Of Waco had
charge of the body Rev G. w.
Burton preached the funeral. The
trip through Texas under the aus
pieces of the Mission Society YVES a
bowling success at Galveston. The
sisters realized $1,000 Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Anderson are having bunga-
low erected. Mrs. Hattie Freeman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas motored TO
Dallas Sunday and returned Sunday
night.
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Headquarters for Soldier Boys.

have opened barbecue stand,
ice cream and confectionery for all
kinds, best attention will be given
East Henderson street, No 700, T.
III, Gee. Prop, Cleburne. Texas.
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'Mood and Coal

sonic hall. Rev. B. Smith will cele-
trate his rs anniversary Monday.
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making The hahsOw LoN SOFT and GLOSSY We shall pleased
make amocop examination by mail FREE those sending ques
ton blank ennsa &c postage stamp or YOU NAV consult y
DR. and MADAM Wa JOHNSONS SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM
your town she holds Diploma from this SCHOOL, she competent
to advise you. Write US for her name
n six pceeks scientific scalp and hair trent.
aeHt dill be seat BY Parcel Posi- for 500
Address DR. and NINE w. "A. JOHNSON.
800 fremont Street, Boston. Mass
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In 1919, we must double the num-
of stores and other places of bust
ness.
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PLACES I WIN YIslt-Dates.

Places 1 VIII Visit Dates.
The places with dates which
have nCtfied up till now are as fol-
lows:
Places Dates
Abilene. Sunday at p. m.
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Have You Hair
Scalp Troubles?

Tell them to the Dermatologists
and Scalp Specialists with repu-
taion Of over Is years for honest
service. Since the year 1899,
we have successfully treated and
cured thousands Of cases Of scalp
and hair diseases, which means
thatwehays assisted Grand Nature
in making The hair grow LONg,i,
to make a microsconic examinaho-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-21
LUIS DALTA EN- LA
PALESTRA

En- el segundo n1mero de Vida
NaerG circuladO hoy, que trae ma
yor cantidad de paginas que ell
nGmerO primerO, nos ha sorpren-
dido gratamente leer un artfculo
de Luis Dalta, quien colaborara
semanalmente EN- dicha revista.
Tambien suscriben artfculos en-
el mismo n1mero los sefiores Ma
nuel Fernandez Juncos, Francisco
del Vale Atiles Y Fulgencio Pi,
nero, Jr.
La seccion semanal, Intorma-
ci6n de Espaaa q de la America
EspanolG, de Vida Naeva, result
ia de verdadero interes para los
lectores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-21

Una fiesta esplendida fue la
del lltimo 'lunes en- el Ateneo,
tanto pofpel realce de. los artis-
tas que tefnaron parte como por
10 nutrido y selecto de la concu-
rrencia.GIn
Rafael !BalSeiro abrio el acto
interpretando al piano eXquisitas
creaciones de su ingenio. Ell no
table pianista es una gloria de
nuestra isla. Domino los resor-
tes tecnieos de su arte y hace
pasar a. LOS, oyentes agradables
momentes, de intensa emocion es-
tetlca. .A1Gr
La senora Ramona R. de Font
es una virtuosa del buen decir.
Por ESQ la cronica de Felix Ma
tos Bernier tuvo en- sus labios
un noble encanto. "Alma Subli-
me Eres Til" de impecable esti-
10, es prosa digna del florecido
bouquet feminista que en- la no.
che del lunes aroma los salones
de la docta casa, y que supo apre
ciar las emotividades m1ltiples
del consecuente veterano de las
letras.
Albrizzio, ell conocido escultor
italiano, que es tambien un ele-
gido del canto, conquist6 deli
rantes aplausos interpretando,
con voz ar1noniosa, las romanzas
de Aida" " Los Payasos". La
sefora Alzuru acompan6 al pia-
no al joven artista. Ambos fue-
ron justamente felicitados.
Ell auditorio recibi6, con mues-
tras de general simpatia, la fl
gura gentil de Amelia Agostini.
Bella, elegante, LENA de gracia,
la amable artista, que ha sabido
urdir cr6nicas plet6ricas de espi-
ritual encanto, recit6 admirable
mente ''La Cancion de las Anti
las. Los aplausos Sc prolon-
gaban, y a epeticion del p1blico,
con esa espontanea simpatfa pro-
verbal en- 9ella, la linda ateneis-
ia desgrano los versos del roman
ce de EN- Flandes Sc, ha Pues-
to ell Sol'2 Marquina. Nos
otros, fraternalmente, deshoja-
mos a los pies de Amelia, entire
.el perfume de sus charlas cultas,
los hellotropos de una expression
de afecto. =.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-21
[ Of Lunes del AteneoDade Ia mano afcaido

! Alfredo Vargas dijo ''El Sal
to del Tequendama" de Chocano,
Y fu6, como siempre, calurosa-
mente aplaudido.
Ell inspirado poeta de Ponce,
Rafael Matos Bernier, lectura a
su "Acuarela Lirica', bello poe
ma henchido de emotivo ardor,
donde las bellezas del terruno en-
cuentran un tropel de lirica ar
monia.
No pudiendo asistir al acto
dos de 10 sartistas improvis6se
inmediatamente la substitution
de estos dos numeros del pro-
grama.
Ell tenor espanol Jose Chaques
cant6 una bella romanza, siendo
aplaudidisimo. Chaques es va
generalmente conocido de nues-
tro p1blico. Ell es un elegido del
|canto, y la isla entera debiera
'conocer la voz suave y armonio-
sa de este notable artista.
Llorens Torres dijo sus 1lti-
mos versos. Versos que impre-
sionaron tanto que ell joven macs
tro autor de "Sonetos Sinfoni-
cos" fue ardientemente ovacio-
nado. Ell genial poeta surge aho-
ra en- la plentiful de su vuelo.
Sus "Psalmos de Amor" son una
serie de cantos a la vida, que a
nuestro juicio constituyen 10 me-
jor de su cosecha lirica, y una de
las mas defnitivas concepciones
del verso castellano.
Los dos ejemplares del libro
del poeta A. Nicolas Blanco, que
lleva por tftulo "Y Muy Senci-
llo", resultaron pertenecer a la
selora Milagros Benet de New
ton y a la 'senorita Anlal;a Sua-
rez, quienes recibieron ell obse-
quio entire felicitaciones y aplau-
sos.
Rivera Zayas hizo un breve
discurso de clausura. Con pala-
bra facil y amena, ell joven ora
dor ateneista hablo sobre las di-
versus virtudes del Arte en- la
vida de los pueblos.' Encomio la
labor que Sc realiza en- los Gu
nes", signo elocuente de cultura
patria. Ell distinguido letrado
es un fervoroso professor de idea
lismo. Pertenece al grupo de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-21

"a aquellos que quieran trabajar
hay siempre ocupaci0n en- cual-
quier parte del universe. PerO
ser noble de sentimientos, no de-
sesperarse jamas, continuare sien-
do hdnrddo en- la miseria y hallar,
como tGrmino de los sacrificios rea
lizadcs, la ingratitud de los SUI
yos, ell escarnio y el desprecio
afrentoso de sus semejantes, es
algo horrible, espantoso, tremen-
damente injustO.
Ayudar al cafdo levantarse, es
una obra caritativa de cristianos.
Lais j. Dub0n,
Maestro de instruction.
Catano, Agosto 19, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-21
No hay quien levante al cafdo
nj quien la mano lie de;
y como 10 ven abatido
todos lie dan con ell pie.

Ell hombre suele hallarse Gle la
noche a la mafana, reducido a la
miseria, hasta ell punto de pregun
tarse como comera el, como dara
de conner a sus hijos, es una des-
gracia, 81, pero no irreparable, 81
el que Sc encuentra en- esa situa-
cion es honr0dO Y cuenta con ell
apoyo de su inteligencia, con su
personal esfuerzo y con ell amor
de los suyos como auxiliares. Pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-21
OPORTUNIDAD

Como esperamos dentro de POGO
los modebs regulares del caro-
WILLYS-KNIGHT, vendemos ell
caro- de demonstration, trafdo
por ell representante de la fabri-
ca y que tanta atenci6n ha la
mado en- toda la Isla por ell buen
gusto y 10 bonito de SUI acabado
especial. Lleva ruedas de alam-
bre, con dos extras, spotlight" ;,
gonna Fisk 34x412, dos tubos y
bumper, sumando los extras
a casi $4,000. Ell motor
Knight" ha recorrido bastante
distancia en- manos de peritos,
para ser acondicionado. Esto es
el famoso motor silencioso que
Sc mejora con ell uso.
En- ell "WILLYS-KNIGHT" Sc
encuentra todo ell lujo de cual-
quier caro- y tiene la ventaja de
ser mucho mas economico que
otros carros de su tamailo. Es-
ia oportunidad no Sc reptile. Hay
que actuar pronto, 81 10 quiere..
Ponemos precio especial y no to-
mamos caro- 6usado.
Sc vende con la garantfa de
prestar al comprador ell buen
servicio que esta SUI casa acos-
TUNDRA proporcionar a sus Glen
tes y por 10 cual va tenemos IA
ma.
OTRA OPORTUNIDAD.
Un caro- CHANDLER, Z pa
sajeros, tiene 12,500 millas,
siempre guiado por su dueilo.
Tiene acumulador nuevo. Lleva
nueva gonna cord" y las gomas
puestas estan en- buerlas condi-
clones. Tambien tiene una bonn
ba para aire kellogg" para fun
cionar con ell motor, farol sport
light" y cubre-asientos. Adennas,
ell precio incluye varias piezas de
repuesto, tales como engranaje,
chumaceras, tazas, etc. Precio
ISL, 200, al contado.
OTRA TODAVIA.
| I'm DODGE en- buenas condi-
tciones, de cinco pasajeros, nue.
va capota. Necesita pintarse y
guitar ell carbon. $550.O0.
C. o. LORD & co.
Tel. 421, Tanca No. 2, Box 1913,
San Juan, P. R.
L - -a--A-a- M----- -.---------------
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-21
BANCO PUPOLAR

Economics y PrestamOs.
ApartadO All. TelefOnO 1923.
San Juan, P. r.
Secretaria.
ExtraviadO ell titulO de esta So
ciedad ndmerO 128 (cientO vein
te y OchO) cOmprendiendO una
acci6n, nGmerO cientO veinte y
OchO, expedido en- primerO de Oc-
tubre de mil OchOcientOs nOventa
Y cuatrO a favor de Don Saliva
dor Bavi, a petici0n de parte in
teresada Sc hace cOnstar, para 81
a los treinta dias despues de la
primera publication de este
anunciO, no Sc presenta reclama-
ci0n alguna de tercerO, ell Ban
co, libre de respOnsabilidad, ex-
pedir un nuevO titulO en- susti-
tuci6n del extraviadO.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, trein-
ia de Julio de mil nOvecientOs
dieZ y nueve.
DAMIAN MONSERRAT,
Director Gerente.
Enrique CerecedO MILAN,
SecretariO. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-21

que van a la vanguardia de la
juventud Intellectual del pals.
LA Borinquena", al indicar
que terminaba la velada, hizo
que ell p1blico, de pie, musitara
una furtiva oraci6n puertorri-
quefla. =.
Jorge Manrique.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-21
AGENTE VIAJERO

Con cOnOcimientOs bastOs en-
tOdos los ramos del cOmerciO, in
cIuso automobiles, solicita EN-
pleO.
Agente, Box 38. Ponce
<4f.. \ Advt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
GETS 20 EGGS A DAY
NOW, FROM 81 Hens


I gave Don Sung to 80 utility Buff
Orpingtons and the egg yield Increased
from TO as a day Don Sung is won
der and ! am now giving VI TO an my
hens regularly Chas. g. White, man
ager Cherry Hin farm, Flackville, Ind.
Mr.. White Is the we'll known breeder
and exhibitor. Tic wrote the above let
ter IN December after his test had
shown gain Of p eggs day from ~
liens, We will make you the Same Of
fer we made him Here II is3
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month II YOU don't find
that It pays for itself and pays YOU q
good profit besides simply tell US and
your money win be promptly refunded
Don Sung Chinese for egg- laylng)
works directly on the egg laying or
galls, and Is also a splendid tonic, II
Is easily given In the feed, improves
the hens health, makes her stronger
and more active in any weather, and
starts her laying.
Try Don Sung for 10 days and " u
doeBn't get you the eggs, no matter
how cold or wet the weather, YOU
money viii he refunded by return mall
tiet Don Sung from your druggist o
poultry remedy dealer or send 80 cent
for a package by mail prepaid Bur
rel ,pugger Co, 3s7 Columbia Bldg
indianapolis Ind adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
CAN EUROPE PAY
FOR GOODS FROM
AMERICAN SHOPS
This Is Question Which Now
Puzzles Business Men That
Must Furnish Material to
People Overseas.
az F. w. pErHlck LAWRENCE


LONDON, Nov. L. (Reciprocal News
Service )--Qne ahing, We are told. holds
back the great rush OF goods across
the Atlantie--the doubt in the minds Of
the American business man whether
Europe can pay,
The peSsimists shake their heads aud
add up the national debts In dollars
OF the principal European countries
Britain $40 GOO 900 600, France saa, 00o
600 600, Germany $40. 0O0 000, 600, and so
on, totallinE Tor the whole OF Europe
something like 10000. 000, 000, They
are doubtful they tell US, whether the
wealth Of Europe Is enough TO cover
this enormous sum, And " " IL not
does u mol follow. they say. that There
is certain 20 be general bankruptcy and
renudlation9
There Is always a risk In applying TO
nations words which IN their original
meaning are used for individuals, Bank
| runtcy Everybody understands what
! II means when II Is said that an IN.
dividual is bankrupt II Is when th'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
Bowels Become Normal

Liver livens w, bile flows freely
headache. biliousness, tongue-fur. stom-
sch-sonrress disappear when nr.
Kings New Life Pills get in their nat
ural. comfortable action.
Purgatlves, never pleasantly correc-
tive sometimes habit forming. should
not be taken 10 rack the system vio-
iently. Natures way Is the way Of Or
Kings New Life Piils--gently but firm.
" funetioning the bowels. eliminating
The intestine clogging waste. and pro.
noting the most gratifying results
clcaese the system with them ant
know the boon Of regular bowels. 2sC
at al druggists. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
Get rid of every bit of that
ugly dandruff and stop
falling hair.

To stop falling hair at once and rid
The scalp Of every particle Of dandruff,
get small bottle Of "Danderine' at
any drug or toilet counter for few
cents, pour q little in your hand and
rub well Into the scalp After several
applications all dandruff usually goes
and hair stops coming out. Every hair
IN your head soons shows new life
viEor, brightness, thickness and more
color.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
GOVERNOR PRIVATE.

one Of the best stories told by re-
turning soldiers is that of letter re-
ceived b. a Northern Ohio lad from his
parents, who lived on farm and knew
little of rank in the service. According
to the story, the father wrote the boy
mot to be ashamed of the fact that he
was a private. that he had been tie
town" and the president of the bank
had evidently been soldier one dsy,
for he had private" printed on his
door
Aud the storyteller adds, without q
smile, that the letter said And wher
went to Columbus found on the doc,
OF Gov Cox the sign Private. so he
must have been one. too, columbus
CO.. Dispatch,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
TIMES HAVE CHANGED.

"Times have changed" sighed Uncle
Bill Bottletop. Times have surely
changed.
what makes you think so?'
IA little family party I attended last
night The women folks talked politics
while the men folks got off in corner
ard exchanged recipes. Birmingham
Age Herald
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
THREE MUSKATEERS TO
BE PUT IN OPERA

LONDON, Nov 3.--A large public IL
looking forward to the production Of n
new opera whose subject carries an
unusually wide appeal being based in
Dumas THE Three Muskateers.' and
carrying that title The score has quite
recently been completed here 10y lsidoro
de Lara and there is some doubt as
whether the premiere viii he given In
France or England The first scene
IN the opera shows LArtagnan'E lodg-
ing over the cellar from which his
servant 50 successfully fishes for bot
tics Of wine with a Assoc, other scenes
are In the queens apartments in the
Louvre, the guardhouse scene at the
Font Neuf and, for the final dramatic
action, the port of Portsmouth,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
Case of Great Britain.

Take the case ot Britain whose ma
teria wealth before the war WAS rock
oned at about SEQ 000, 600 zoe Its ma
tiona debt today Is about 100000, GOO z
00O. but OF this over $40 000, 900 600 Is
held by British citizens Only the S.,
600 000 600 or $1,000 100000 owed 10
America and the much smaller amounts
owed to few other countries must
be reekoued when the question Of ma
tional bankruptcy Is at stake, More
over there are debts of several billions
owed to Britain by other countries,
Britain is Therefore overwhelmingly sol
vent
The same is true to lesser degree
| az Europe as a whole From the point
OF view Of America the essential fact
Is not the gross sum OF the national
| debts, but that part of the debts which
| l. owed to America aud American cht.
gems by European governments ant
| their peoples. The total Of these is cer,
| tainly less than $50, Geo, 900 600 and Is
| probably not nearly so much Agains
this the total wealth OF Europe wa,
reekenod at sass. GOO geo 900 jus, hefor,
the war, and IN spite of the great de
| struction " the war Is probably JUS
as high today owing 10 the Increase,
uricrs In which this wealth Is meas
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03

CHEST CL0CCED UP
WITH HEAVY COLD!
-a-4-------r-4rt
Don't give it a chance ia
Fset in'--use DR., Kings
New Discovery.

That dangerous stage where a cold
or cough or case Of grippe might get the
better OF you may be nearer than YOU
think. Prompt action with Or. Kings
New Discovery will avert a long Siege.
For 50 years II has loosened congested
chests, dlssipated tight-packad rhlegm
broker vicious colds and coughs. Give
il TO the youngsters-take 1t yourself
There will be no disagreeable after.
effects
COO and sl.2c a bottle. At your drug
giet's.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03

complete breakdown of the whole pro.
duction machinery of Europe. Unless
this be repaired, and repaired soon, Eu-
rope viii lack the means of producing
goods. Its capital will be there but its
income viii be insufficient to meet its
own needs, to say nothing of paying
back the money which has been Dor
rOwtd from America during and since
the war OF course nothing like full
year has elapsed since the troops were
demobili2ed and so 1t IL far too early
to examine n fun years statement Of
profit and loss for the post war period.
but enough is known to recognize that
Income Is not nearly large enough to
, balance expenditure.
A second danger no less real than the
| first Is that the internal distribution
Of wealth inside the various European
countries is unstable The enormous
| national debts, though not implying
| bankruptcy, do threaten the diversion
| Of great deal OF production from
| neCesSaries for the people as whole
| to Injuries for small rich class OF
! bondhoders In England for instance
| "A tiny class Of people, who with their
| families only number two per cent of
| the population, owned between them
before the war something like two
| thirds of the whole wealth OF the coun
| try This same class Is now proper
ttonaily richer owing to the vast profit
It has made during the war which II
has invested in war bonds So long
therefore as the vast total Of Europe
debt remSir unjuuefied there Is a rsi
of violent internal changes In which
the whole hasis of property will bt
| Faaal Had La fH.,aa
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
THE REAL FIGHT

fight" Wv P''@S'
mo I'm going to hold off ma s,a
the real one that's coming on Iater
about the grte money" 'N'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03

money he owes to other people cx
ceeds all the money that he can obtain
by realizing all his assets So II is
argued that a nation would be bank
rupt II its national debt exceeded the
value of It's tangible material wealth
But in fact. that Is not So For the
bulk of country's national debt is
not owed to other people but TO its
own citizens, and this part must NOT
be counted in for the question OF real
"a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
Nations Demoralizel.

third danger lies in the state Of
the people In large tracts 81 Europe
who are cnerVated and demora!zcd by
war, famine, nestilcnce aud the hope-
less outlook for the future They Will
not even commence to produce on a
large scale white they are in this con-
dition,
IL must have raw material, modern
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
NO BUDGET THIS
SPECIAL SESSION;
UP IN DECEMBER
G. 0. P. Leaders Are Solicit
Gus for System Which Is
Not Partisan ISSue-There
Is No Serious Opposition.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3,--There is lit.
tie or no pr pect Of legislation for q
national budget system being enacted
during the special session Of congress.
But there is chance that during the
longs days Of me regular session that
begins Dee ! this important measure
win pass both houses and II undoubted-
Iy viii receive the signature of the
president, who has long been an advo-
cate Of such law
Already tho Republican leaders IN
congress are sharpening their pencils
and voices to point out to the nation
this bit of constructive legislation as
ono Of the milestones on their legisla =
tive way. II II was passed today II
would be the only one, the Democrats
say. but It Is not yet passed and when
II is Democratic votes will be necessary
20 overcome the opposition OF ''Old
Guardsters who are reputed 10 be
uhfttinE. their knives for it's arrival
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

soon forgotten II iS Interesting 10
note that special electro pln ting
equipment and watts were required
to handle the finishing OF the gold
car. And us n stands II is probably
the largest gold plating job cvor
turned ont In This country
Tho gold ear whs really the c,p.
luton ~ M" cold Chassis another
Studchtkcr creation ana ukrWito an
automobile show sensation The yrar
provious This exhibition feature la
nov touring South America butt up-
on IT, return to American shores. will
also be permanently located in the
Siudeinkcr Museum where many In
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seven passenger blk six motor ear.
serve 10 graphically depict the grad
ual evolution ~ transportation