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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-06

Mrs. I. writes: 'T am informed
that have kidney trouble and that it
is fast approaching a serious stage
What would you prescribe?"
Answer: If your symptoms are the
usual ones, such as puffs under the
eyes, swelling ankles, scant, copious
or foul-smelling urine, accompanied
by headaches, pains, depression, fever
chills, etc., I would advise the imme-
date use of Balmwort Tablets. sold
in sealed tubes with full directions
for elf-administration.
Boils writes: please tell me what
TO take to get rid of pimples, boils
and bad blood. 1 know L need a con-
stipation remedy,
Answer: It is probably neglect of
constipation that has made your blood
bad. Begin a thorough treatment of
Three-Grain Sulpherb Tablets (not
sulphur tablets). Continue for sew
eral months.
Walter asks: 'My hair is too oily
and my scalp itches with dandruff.
and of late it is combing out too
much. What is good treatment?
Answer: Obtain Plain Yellow Min
vol from your druggist in 4-oz. jars
and apply as per directions. This
cleans, purifies, cools and invigorates
the hair and scalp, thus stopping the
death of the hair. Dandruff and itch
ing at once relieved. Men and women
all over the country now use it regu-
larly.
Brother" says: Some time ago I
contracted a very severe cold and
cough. 1 have tried many remedies
but they do not seem to help me at
all. l wish you would advise me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

across the Streoi-would put things
on the right footing. For. II he did
have her admitted. abe would have
10 learn at once that be was no
longer "Dr Max that an "A matter
of fact. he WAS now staff. and en-.
Titled to much dignity. TO speech
without contradiction or argument.
10 clean towels. and "A defcrcntial In.
torne at his elbow.
Having given his promise. Max
promptly forge, about a. The Street
did not interest him. Christine and
sidney had been children when he
went 10 Vienna. and since his return
be had hardly noticed them. SOci-
sty. always kind 10 single men Of
good appearance and easy good
manners had taken him up. lie
wore dinner or evening clothes five
nights out 81 seven. and WAS sup
t.oasd by his conservative old neigh.
borH 90 be going the pace. Tho ~,
NOR had been fed by Mrs l.oscn.
field. who. starting out for her day >
washing at 8 O'Clock one morning.
had found Dr. MaN's car lamps
lighted and engine going. drawn up
before the house door. with it's owner
asleep At the wheel The story tray
clcd the length Of the Street that
day
Him" said Mrs Roaenfcld. who
was occasionally flowery "si,iin' up
aa straight a. this wHshboard. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
FARMS WAITING
WAR VETERANS
Want Boys "Who Have Seen
Paree" 10 Take Jobs

"How you gonna keep 'nm down
on the farm after they've seen
Pnrea~' declared William -. Ma
son. assistant employment manager
~ the American Legion Of Liberty.
an ex-neryicc mems organization
with headquarterH In the .5oldlern'
and Sailors club. Fourth ave. and
Cherry st.. Thursday
n majority of the men now APP
plying for Jobs thru the employ
mcnt department of the legion are
returned overseas men and are
anxious to obtain employment In
the cities" he says. The inland
towns, Wenntchec. Yakima and
other farm and fruit eeuterK ARE IN
great need Of labor 10 harvest their
crops. The farmers ARE calling by
long distanc. phone and by wire
90 the Legion 81 Liberty hoadquart-
crn FOR cx-Hcrvice men.
Even the city OF Hnyre. Mont.
has wired ~ stating that they viii
pay transportation FOR men Co work
on the farms In that district. The
farmers are paying $50 month
and board"
All soldiers, sailors and marines
are urged to call at the Legion 81
Liberty hcadquarters. SoidicrS and
Sailors club. " they are seeking
employment. whether city or coun-
try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
CHATTER ~

on the morning after sidney had
invited X l.. Moyne to take her 10
walk, Max Wilson came down 10
breakfast rather late. Dr I'D had
brealSfanted an hour before. and had
already attended. with much profan
rs on the part ~ the patient. 10 a
boil on the back Of Mr. HOsrnfeid =
neck.
Better change your laundry "
choerfulIy advised Dr. Ed cutting a
strip ~ adhesive plaster Your
ncck's irri,atcd from your white col
lars
Ro~enf.id eyed him suspiciousiy
hut. possessing sense ~ humor
also. he Erinned.
III amt my every day things that
bother me" he replied Its my
blankety blank dress suit iiu, II
a man wants To be tony
Tony" was not 81 the street. but
OF its environs Harriet was tony
because she walked with her elbows
in and her head up. Dr. Max waA
tony" because he breakfartsd late.
and had man come once a week
and take away .sia clothes to be
pressed. lie was tony" ino. be-
cause he had brought bach from Flu
rope narrow shouldered English cut
clothes. when the Street was stlil pad.
ding its shoulders. Even X would
have been ciassed with these Others,
for the stick that he carried on HIS
walks. for tho fact that his shabby
gray coat was as Enthusiastically for
eign In cut as Dr. Msx's. had the
nclghborhood 50 much ms known
him by sight But X. 30 FAR. had
remained IN humble obscurity. and.
outside Of Mrs Mckee's was known
only as the Pages roomer
Mr. Rosenfeid buttoncd up the
flannel shirt which. with pair Of
Dr. Eds cast off trousers. was his
only wear. and fished In his pocket
How much. Doe"
Two dollars said pr Ed. briskly
Holy cats, For one Iab Of n knife
My old woman works day and q
half for two dollars
II guess it's worth two dollars 20
you to be able to sleep on your
back" lie was imperturbably
STRENGTHENING his small glass table.
He knew Rosenfcld III YOU don't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
WADING THRU CLASSICS
WILL WIN HIS FORTUNE

TULSA. Okla. April ii.--Now that
he IL 20 years old. Henry Sargent
realizes how much of this llfe's hap
pinern and pleasure his lack Of edu-
cation has cost him. He ~ deter.
mined that his young nephew.
Thomas Mosely. who is now working
on his fathers farm. shall not pass
his days unaequnlnted with the best
authors. that he shall have. at least.
"a selfacluircd education.
30 he has bcaueathed his fortune.
estimated at $4,000. TO hosely.
with one proviso-that he read and
digest the writings Of Shakespeare.
Darwin. Herbert Spencer. Hume.
.Cihbon. Mac'iulay, Pope. Bunynn
and "a few other such classics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11


So they moved their puppets
about. Anna and Harriet Christine
and her husband 10 bc. br ia. even
Tiuie and tho Roseufeldr. shifted
and placed them. and, planning
obcycd inevitable law
Christine shall come. thon.' said
sidney forsooth and We VIII throw
out balcony"
80 they planned calmly ignornn,
that poor Christine's story ana
Johnny Rorenfclds and all the
others were already written hmons
the things that are. and the thinsH
that shall be- hereafter.
You are very good To me said
Z sidney.
when she rose, X. IL Moyne
sprAng to his feet
/ Anna had noticed that he always
rose when she entered his room.
/ with fresh towels on katie'a day out
I for Instance. and she liked him for
Iu. Years ago. the men Hhr had
known hsd shown this courtesy "a
their women. but the street regard
/ ii such things 40 affeciaiion.
Il wonder N you would do mo an
other favor I'm afraid you'il take
Z TO avoiding me. II ! keep on.
4 don't think sou need fear that.
'~rhia stupid story about Jco
Drummond I'm not saying III
never marry him. but I'm certainly
not nERgcd Now and then. when
[ YOU are taking your evening walks.
I u you would ask me 20 walk Win
{ you"
X. looked rather dared.
4 can't imagine anything pleas
anter but wish you'd explain just
how
sidney smiled a, him. ~ he stood
on the lowest step. their eyes were
almost level
II / walk with YOU they'll know
I'm not engaged 90 Joe. she said,
with engaging dircetneHa
The house was quiet lie waited
in the lower han until she had
reached the top ~ the staircase. Fer
Foms curious reason. In the time 20
come that was the way Sidney al
ways remembered X IL Moync--
standing In the little hall. one hand
upstreschsd To- shut of tho gas
overhead. and hls eyes on hers
above.
Good night said X 10 Moyne.
And all the things he had pa, out
% his iife were ~ his voice,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

his silk hat shinin' In the sun: but.
exceptin' the car. which was workin'
and Ret,in' nowhere. the whole out
nt In the arms Of Morpheus.
Mrr. Lorenz. whose day II was 10
have Mrs Rosenfsld. and who was
unfamiliar with mythology. gasped
AZ the last word.
Mercy she said do you mean
10 say he's got that awful drug
habit
(Cont!aued Saturday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

which he never had real vacation.
has retired.
Tho newly appointed light keeper
Is William Petxol,. who has been IN
charge Of Governors Island light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
Synopsis of Preceding Installments

quite his ears" ys, mot
~ IL In
tUaNeN
Hte hhd teen eontfb ~ seN
taA vt q
Of
ii trail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
- =.
He KEPT THE LIGHT
BURNING 80 YEARS

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. April IL
Theodore Judson. who has kept the
STAFFORD shoals light in Long Is
land sound for % years. during
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
Ninth French War Orphan Is
Adopted by Hetty Green's Son

NEw YORK fsp'clsl) col r. "
u Green. son NJ Iietty Green, continues
10 play the role of b.nsfheior IN sdcp,.
lhg French var Orphans lils ninth
ohafae. Nile Jennie Turpaud Nhs is
Twelve years old. has gone 10 wilkes
tafr-, ps. 10 beTin her American sdv.
alton ~ the Wisssbaus Technical
school The other orphans are NJ yah.
Gus Sboals In N. vicinity of New York
Mlls Jcrris whose fAihef sHs Roger
Tufpaui. poliu Eilisd IN The carly part
~ the VA afisr receiving every deco
rslion possible for sailahtry, hffi, ID In
New YORK re~enily from France!
Although ColOn'i Green was waiting
at the pier win hIs automobile 10 cprry
the ntus slri 10 the waldorf sh had
nIslsih her passports. Gnh therefore
was forced 10 ~ 20 Fills island Tho
colonel spsnt mo Efester par, OF the
day before hs could strnlsh,sn out the
unTis with immigration officials. and
then Nile. Jsnale was whlsstd sway 10
the hotel
on the "Trip 10 the hotel In Colonel
Green's limousine Mls Jennie sst bse.
m the iuIuriously upholstered seat.
clApped her hands kept Up a chat
ter In French Although the colonel
couldn't understand everything his little
rhArrs sid. hs f,iriy bsamsd because
oi er happiness
Hns. J,nle 10 exceptionally bright and
eventually ~nI become q happy Amer
lean citizen. when her studies are
completed al III. wllhesbsrrs school she
viii bessiysn . course at Wellesley,
Mise Mns oloo,t. prin-ln Of the
wiDs-bsrrs institution. who slso met
Mlls. Jennie al the pier. viii be In
charge Of the little French Lass
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
NEWS SISTER
Warned FREDA
NOT TO MARRY
Miss Clancy Testifies In De-
Tense of Half Brother.

los ANGELES. Dec 3i--From the
lips Of his half sister. Miss Edna Clan
cey. came tho answer today that Harry
4. New jr. on trial for the murder OF
his sweetheart. Freds Lesser. has
asked hmsrif over snd over ssnin.
why did Freds change her mindr'
Nlss Cianeey. visibiy holding hsrssff
In control with considerable effort, told
frankly from the witness chair that
she. unwi'rnriy and unin,en'ionsliy.
preciritAttd the tragedy In which freda
Lesser was killed on the night OF
July 4.
Il told Fteda . few days before the
shooting mat Harry should never
marry: that Ne was not fitted to have
wife md . home and Freda agreed
With me after she Asd hoard sii."
Pressed for aetsfls. she wsat stsV ~
step into the intimate events u Harry
News eio0Asd lfe TO substastiats Ass
opinion that her half brothss was en-
fitted to take q wife. or father the
child that wss expected BY the SRI he
Killed
She mrs, went to Harry Nsv. Aim-
self. TO tell him all this, and to nAbs
hin realize the hopeiessness Of his
paAns 70 marty Efs1a, ~ ssiA- Dut
Nsv declared ~ would ~sssry yfslA
At once, she s0ssted.
Then Miss clahcey went 70 the siYi
10 ten ~ a NarFy's pest rather thAs
ses 18th hss hAh brsthsrs aad ~
Eisrs hvss ruined.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
Melted
FROM TAX RESALE
County Gets Big Sum for Use
e. In General Fund.

The taH rssAls aetts1 the eeuAU
pasc 90 and resulted IN s.ses isss bsins
placed on me tar asssssmset hsts. se.
ccrdlns to Martin q. Npa. asUuty
county treasurer. A rsdattisa In pext
years tar levy shoslA result. ~ said.
Resale suc'ions wsvs hsld sos nearly
a month aa1 iots ssld for psicsa rang
Ing frem 81 oasts b several hvM1ysd
dollars Vaai total heurse have not
been comp,led, bot Soartin said the sais
VII probably net tAs cssaty t.oo.eoe.
esle reeeIvts wih - ansunt 10 thae
much. hut paymsnfs u dsiin Iasnt
tsses 70 prevent the sfIsstNg for esis
o, ehcce lots, tsta's1 nsss than eise,.
90. One mAa rAi1 0yeoo h dslinQusnt
tsres. This as4 the tAet that s.ede new
lots are hrsweht % v the tas bsts
ars viewed - the hest features Of ths
tar rssais Nv ~ ss0sty sevbsaah.
n . fs1arel tnjmnsseao hsl ~ hesa
issusA asatuA tAe sals = ,seS - wAieh
sDeelal asseesmeats we're luA tAs
county vssll hass benefited - ~ en-
,rat Of half 3 nilieo Seperp. u y b.
iisvsA h aA11tisa y ~ osesal
mSssy rsssteeA ~ sssety esss-
natteal6 eses-s lNsV ~ peseaun1sa q
'heassRts q asllsrv wcftA = beeo Ana
lArds 10 ~ soA iAtsr ~ ~ vUGo1Des
turNe1 ,oee ~ sesnsnea ecAoo1 enn1
Money Feeelvsd IN the tsl resnA ~
iats H. ssswsIss erheo1 eaW1 11oaov
rseeivs1 frsm the pavMsW0 -
ds,inqsssts taass sess fass ~ ssssrai
tuna
To fsvus sss vsspis n ~ sssaty "
vtsvsd - . csas1see sseesD b aii
eDuAty sslelsh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
.y,B4:ies

osu Aa1esSess ~ Msa - D1UAs r.
Bell. sdvertisinS manager of the Okla
hama Farmer Aookmsn. talked TO the
mem bars of tho Al club Al their weekly
luncheon at'thS sAirvln hotel today on
ne subject VI "FAm Psps Advss
chassssr Msstlns csnesiea - The
meeting OF the laws and ordinance svb.
committee of the fire prevesttsa osm-
mittee OF the Chsmper of Commerce,
scheduled for today af Hesn, was crA-
csied. owing 70 members being abeent
during the holidays.
Otsts Fire ofsiess tsSmorol--J. Bart
Foster, assistant state fire narshai. re-
eeivsd potlcs today Of his AppointAsat
a. ehsirmsn Of the committee -
standard hose courliras and nssuSsr ~
the committee on iegislatioa ef tie
FIRE Msrshals association OF NertA
Amsstca-
o4see Nepsstse ov,ts--Mn. vssea
Shaw, court repofter ior the state cor
rorsslon commission. ressgned this
rnsspin9 70 take . pss1siea VIII ths
seepans OIL company. Miss Mary j.
winhme. = stsa~Nraphsv emVlsyeA ~
the commission, resigned also An1 vtl1
return to her home In Nss Yorx City,
osNrsi'y Back srsA ksnsss- -Nihs
DoaNsliy. commissionsr ~ finance, ~.
turned today from Topeka, Kan,
whsss Ne went ssvsrsl days ago On
prtvalA bas.nsasL
oeesy ours rsvseeeeApe--Ca Nm
Tom Story Of Bokckito rssfgnsA tbs
w,ornins frorn thu hoard ~ Trustees of
TIE state confederate sDtAieSo' hespa d
Ardmers, IN order 70 become gsperin.
tendeNt Of the homo Ne h sAlfcV q
the Rokchito Ns~s. MAJ. J. z. AcufS
of Rshi~~. trustee ~ tha howe. was
. visitor with Coloney Story 10 IN
governors Office.
NkssnIsas ~ pvsossss-piens for
ria~lNG the Okishcms Ctr kivanis
club b the leAA IN ths tMterrasis~ai
xiSnnis attenAancs contest snA y1aas
~ VIVA During the coming year wffi
~ taken ~ At The raeulsr eisb lunch.
- q the Huckins hotel tomorrow.
n addition, cermitsees for the com.
iA9 year are IN he named
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
SPn0ulE NAMED HEAD
OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC

NEW YORK. Dec si.--wnliam
spsouie was elected presideat Of ne
eosshSS rDeifie sssrssl esnsssy q
Q HsestiNg of the bsArd q Airsosesv
hsss te1ay % mecsed guiiue KutS.
uAsitf. whe viti ssatiass - saaiv.
nen Of the board Of dirsetosS.
nr. opssaia Fselne1 - psassAeaA -
oter government servtcs AuripG ths
war and nr. kruttsehssts w. ossa
sssotsd 10 take NJ p1AsA ravi eb0ps
resigned % . director 70 sire . Dlaee
on the hard for ~. Sprouts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
LIVERPOOL

LtvrrrOOL. De, ~ HFpo- eo'is- In
moderate 'uquify. pfisss strong GOOi
midiI.ns e. 0o1 fully mddnnt ii.sf
mlddHfE o. .tf. NV mlfdiinE a - gf'af
sfdiiaY = t9i. ofdinsty - i0d safes
900 taiss. including 900 American Hs
,tins 90 bhlrs. Including 300 Amsfl-
tsn
PICTURES ri1sff Nfsr months s'fong
dstsni steady Jan fft'f Mar 20 iif
Nay 30 -tf. tg'y - ,0i ur' - sii De-
~ soi 'i.bi noon closing Dec. ~ bSd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
GRAIN
CulCAGO.

CHSrAoo. pse. ti.--YrssA strength
showed rsslf In the sosu market today
largely a. . rsssn Of esstinvsd scanti-
ness Of Tsesipts. After opening Y -
I've higAse, visA January oi.ss 70 oi.SsH
and hsy ulix 70 ei.hk. the washsl
sssssd . htie ~ then sssssdse 70
The sieos sas heavy, %e y lxs nss
lover. With Ssr tsiA 10 SiiS ana
May ttsiN TO 81 ~
osts followed corn. opepiss qucts,,ens
which RANGED from "a Ne higher, m
c'odfnG nAy ~ sSN 10 ete. wsrs fssssvsd
by sIight further gains.
The strength u hog vaiuss aaA m
ceteeis ma1s he provissoH market nm.
suhss0veatty, bse4af that thess would hs
heavy dAlivsrtes - lsrd % JaHuavy ses.
tracts LED 70 considerable Wsaknss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
Elky L.
Of TREATY
SENATORS ol
British Objection Sald 10 nase
Bearing on Issue, as
my in,srns ,Ionsi N.vs ssvvsnS

wAsHiS0ToS. DC. u.-apsolonos Z
,i'N Of the voting po~w of ~ Uueego
States snd the British smpirs 3 ~
league ~ nrss~ns % WsW1e1 n ~
fourteenth and nst y~ssyvattsa sloOtt1
by . Majority ~ the ssnats Was -.
jecisd TO by vlscSuns Orey q
fsllodea. before HE vstivsmAat ~
British amss sssdov In Washlaofa. y
vss AsseisssA tcAsy, ~
Rsssor tee pis 0stsesisa-
The special representative q ~
British sossrsmsat IN tAs essatsy.
vlsc cunt Grey basnl his oblsctisas -
me crowds ,hsi ths reSvvssssa vooN
diss nfrs sehiss the issftieh Asa1a1uoo y
the lssSus esuseii. N vhtcA tAAv ~
soss. collectively With 0vsas uveooeA
as voss 10 the o~s sivsA - -
United statss urrssr ~ lssgss eopop
nant 4
Ne snfctuseA ssnsssr nstsAspdA ~
leader Of TIA slmaaietsat,aa 1wVoo -
the treaty nShs. hst caRAlA ~
Australia vouh b. certain y pgooue
against such . rsDssvstsca. ~ 80
u ~svs sccspsasos h LAa1oA -
II wss said that hh sotaetiaa - ~
reservation. of vhlch esaessv LGnsu
author. vas colast1At viA ~ It
speech of iloyl 0sssSs. - ]
pssrIev. In Walo. ~ Aoomu1
stksr Br,tish asalnlea1 Useo Ol D
20 q voice In ths lsaSvs = 81
council becauss q ~ enWeDoD -
maAs n the var. a.
In q eeessesaes vitA osnAa8 -
Nary. rsSsbiicaa % 0seUD. ooqn0
un~heoeh lloeusse1 ~ Loopooo QnGD
vsttsa - go q vAisA - 1D11nDoD
would have 10 ~ no0fo4 y o O0De
prouriss 10 ssesrs sesly su1l1oonooo ~
the treaty v,0 rsssrvaeaae ~ 49,
sffscts1.
ssepstss - ssasese eDs1oaok
essAt~ heNssy saoes1yeo 0u4
that ~ Peesgvstisso eDoQo0 - -
On Issue q this tiss. GuQ1o1 ~
neither CaNaAa NJ Ansesoo - -
far ssfsse1 asy sh1sstteo - ~ ~
though II keA boeo uUoooo1 ~ 49,
root a. . subsllsuts ~ - 0lGo
y~Ansna smsslRsol Voeou - 0
W MeSasy 80 Lsossee ~ 49, ~
pSb,icaM seMatsss vO&&D -
rstifrcatica. ~ ~ a1nn1o 60 -
pssmnrs 70 us~asee u1egA1no9 oooUD
he snms visv q ~ poaegvoGl1n "
v,sccant Grey. rAey slUg1o1o0 e9s
fSleWes that NJ treaty veua6 - -
isessrtiy dlapessA = vs(Aa - -
month ~ sstvssa JsosAsy y
February I. snyteU.
senator IA1es. q A1es1ASsoeeolA -
vspub,inn lssAsr. vns - sooow -
eenAtes Pe0ssvas. u 0ADA - q ~
wssse tNslueattai aUoauo11o 0QuD0G1
sslay q ths espllsl CsaA4ego1eo ~
psrtaAcs wps sttashe1 - ~ ooool
co~fessAee, % oeWas~ tsgnseunA -
ossasss rs1sgvssA As0esot = 49,
baupa, = lAelroao thaA q uoouAQ ~
aaooteA Without furtAsr 1seay teae ~
have She way 10 ssYiy sasiltooGi6a.
Ths Ohio ssnasnso vas % reooe -
rsasit II his sdAsas,sA coatsvssss -
Ss~ates I~6ss 10 . esthasiRD = -
1sasessiic msn1enAja ~ ~ -
ioeeisp reiatieNa 'eemAlttes 70 - -
tcaiRNt u Ni*hcecA's rsstosaes.
ossA osess AS0oas neUoeeo
ne pesoo(nls fsf . eeefDfuN41p -.
publscsn seUstoss have usa0. ~ -
eutcoms ef Ne cssesssaeep VNeeo ~
hsea ks,l s1pss ~ CAstrouno VoeoB
begin. vsrV 10 - thsrsseAay UqqD -
st this eathssiNs snA NJ soeuono -
sap<etsA 70 Nave ~ isnDartaae beneo1
a. the trsasy staastsa.
Rsrshiiesa snd AsnsesatSs eelnoGo
iAsnssssA WssA WAss has ssssga eo4e
- ~ -ssiy ntlaeAstU OqQ -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
HOGS CONTINUE
TO co H|eHER
Advance Of 10 Cents Here
Today; Cattle Steady,
wEDNEsD ,yy RnCEIrrs

CATTLE The market VAS steady today
WITH tso loads of sioefs selling AZ III
Ctssins Qu.ssttstss.
frces Of the VARIOUS grsdss Of cattle
are approximately IS follows!
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MID DAY STOCKS

The H. IlvIrs quotations sf Ssr Yofh
mstttls un tI d. 1op m today ptfs cou.
putd uy uaust1u. fIble COMPANY, 20
Sorth lIf.hIssy.
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BOYS NOSE, CUT OFF By
GLASS, PUT ON By DOCTOR

WINDSOR. Eng William Rob
er,,on. a stable boy. literally los, his
nose for ihree.quarter, OF an hour
bu, he points to ii in proof tina, lis
a, good as ever today.
Falling glass cur his nose of. He
was taken 10 . hospital, where the
arteries were tied.
Where is the nose'" the surgeon
asked
The doctors son cycled 20 the
stable and found the nose in a box
stall in the straw. The boy hurried
back and the surgeon worked so skill
fully tina, the original Robertson nose
IS now In place ard unmarried.
=
Tie was taking her s}trip down
the Thames As .hey eircled round
the old Ightshir which helps to guard
the mouth OF the river. she became
excited
Where are We going now, Tcm'"
she -r I'd.
Were going round the More, my
dear" said Tar as he pointed TO
the venerable lig'Hship.
oh, really. Tom" she said in un-
bounded surprise. 'l've card Of i'm
And il that Is harki"
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Ngw sORk.

sEw YORK psc ~ The cotton msr.
het vpsbsd steady today 81 = dstiias ~
points on haj. bat ssnsfsiiy snehabsoi
10 "a pnlnis tlrh'f slm near months fsis
iiYsi nfm owing 10 q ssusationai sfvsut
To- ths pfifs for middiiug 'nttHn a. IAF~f
pool FMS vas stuibuiei to efforts On ths
part " spVt shOfts ~ secure cotton 'hsf-
FOR delivery ~ Lsnfsshifs mills. bui tho
opening AtYanis 10 ~ 0or f1r JsnusfY
here net soms selling ~ sph hoass
brokers
Ths JanlAfy delivery sss'i IN 10 ~ Ite
'hrb back 10 yfsfsfdsyt r'YslnE shortly
fffsf Ne ssii vhiis NafSh reacted from
NJ sic - 20 tos. o. : pffnts net loser Ani
July soli 0n from ~ coo 10 a. 10
The srrung opsninE ~ the stock mar.
kst and more OptInirtio views " psaSs
treaty pfDspscis h~ prd the ssfly -
Fanfs tut liquidation Nss promoted ~ me
adtsn," iu discount tstFs and asclinas In
sterling
There vts rpoi dsti ~ covering On
mo DIP from ius IruhI sivsnts, ehus
Liverpool as ED01 nuyrf ~ nsar m0hths
hnd Ottntsf This sis0frsf trs eatly u
fsfiurs end January soh up ~ ~ btt. ~
"a points r't higher. while later deliveries
shpesd nti gals ~ o. 30 81 points tifh
Nsfrh ssiiins at a. s'c snd July ~ - Ilf
1r- sHiufqs ~ business ihrn 'spsfsa of
.nf 'H- market VS. quist istsr Nth prices
fsAtiIfg under trslirins fof over ne hoii.
DAY Hafrh held s1Ind pr ssr SHORTLY
after midday. or shou' p"in" net hWhsr