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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-14
"0NLY ONE THING ....||'|l|: BREAKS NY ,,. GoLD!.
4That's> >Dr. Kings New Die. coyery for fifty years
 a cold.breaker

AYOTHING but sustained quality IN and unfailing enectivenesS can ing btIt sure relief From stubborn old colds and oTlrushing new ones, prippe. thrOat-tearing coughs. and crolip could have made Dr. Kings New Discovery the nationally popu- Iar and standard remedy 1t is today.
 Fifty years old and always reiS oble. Good for the whole family. A bottle in the medicine cabinet means d short-nved cold or cougn. COG. and S1.2O. All druggists.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-14
fNEWLY-WEDs TO
 s .ss LIVE IN DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, Nov. 14.-Mr. and Mrs. John Mccormick have decided to re- main in Douglas and have taken the residence formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Clark Audrey.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-14

Xmas Photos-Come early and get work in time to send to friends. w, H. Case. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-14

Give us your next order for Trans fer work or coal. Juneau Transfer
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-14

You will find us on the job ev- cry hour of the day or night, serv' ing the squarest meal in town at the squarest prices. Alaska Grill
 adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-14

Paul and KOdak Prince Rupert SeAttle Port andan md { .. m. D. m. Juneau time
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-14
CHANGE IN MILK PRICES

The Douglas Dairy wishes to an- nounce that beginning Nov. 16th., the price of milk will be 25c per quart. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-14
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
 Weather Bureau.
TO-DAY
YESTERDAY

! cAB1E REpoRrs FOB M HoURs ENp1Na AT A. N. rt
New Britain herald., 1919-09-08
BAPTIST CHURCH TO WELCOME SOLDIERS
Banquet Will Be Rendered to Service Men on Evening of Tuesday,
 September 16.

A welcome home banquet will be rendered by the First Baptist churLh and congregation on Tuesday evening, September Is, to all of the boys who enlisted in the World War. An interesting program will be provided The Tempo quartet of Hartford will be present and the dinner will be served at 7 o'clock. The boys will be guests and tickets for the dinner to members of the church and congre- gat1on, with their friends, can be pro- cured from T. A. James or members of his committee. As the cost of the tickets covers only the caterers charge per plate for the dinner, any contributions covering the additional expense of music, etc, will be appre- cjated by the finance committee W. H. Judd and E. R. Hitchcock
 The first meeting of the Mems Brotherhood for the fall season will be held in the chapel, Tuesday eve- ming at 8 o'clock
 On Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock the church night service will be held.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-08
EATON BICYCLE CHAMPION,

Newark, N. J., Sept. S.-Rayn ond Eaton of Newark, N. J. won the pro- fessional bicycle championship here yesterday, clinching the title when he finished second to Eddie Madden in the two-rnile championship race at the Velodrome. Eaton's point ad- vantage cannot be overcome by the other riders regardless of the outcome of the fve-mile race to be run off later.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-08
HANsKE CASE ADJOURNED

The case of William Lanske, chd ed with the stabbing of Joseph Sd phin on August 31 was adjourned morning until next Monday on the tion of Prosecutor George W. KI owing to the fact that Seraphin is recuperating from the wounds.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-08
CONCERT SUCCESSFUL.

The band concert given last eve ming at Walnut Hill park by the Phil harmonic band, under the direction of Edward J. Lynch, was one of the best rendered in some time. The program was very pleasing and a crowd of over 1000 attended
New Britain herald., 1919-09-08
dingDental Organization

J. HENRY PAGAN. Dear Doctor:
 It is a matter of personal satisfaction to me to testify that the bridgework you made is not only perfect in appear ance, but has proved most serv- iceable; and I shall always con-. sider myself fortunate in hav- ing the pleasure of recom- mending you to my friends in in order to better assure you of my appreciation.
 FRANK T. MCMAHON, 123 Cherry St.,
 New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-08

tration upon difficult problems that stood him in good stead in the great campaigns that were to follow in Flu rope. Attracted by his earnestness and soldierly qualities, General Leon- ard Wood, who was his superior off, Ger at the time. elected Pershing to organize and conduct a campaign against the Moros who for centuries had successfully resisted all attempts of the Spanish army to subjugate them
New Britain herald., 1919-09-08

Of all the people glad to see Gen. eral Pershing come back home again this lad is the "gladdest.' He ought to be. For he's Jack Pershing, only son of the general and who went all the way to France after the war end- ed just to tell his dad how proud he was of him. Since Jacks mother died he has been staying at his aunt's home in Kansas.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-08

has been praised beyond measure by the greatest rulers and soldiers of the world who have been glad to welcome him and press his hand.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-08

One pound of phosphorus will SUD- ply heads for 100000 matches.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-21
SOUTH BOSTON
RESIDENCE

Two story, up,tn-datc. east front
NN room Tc~ilrnc" sleeping porch.
hardwood floors, mIntc', nicely dec
Grated. cistcrn, well. basement. ~
rage. for two cars, modern servants
quarters, 1920" chicken house and
park. This property ia priced for
lcaa than the present improvements
could b" replaced. not counting the
1000 lot value. We can drAcr
THIS to you for tll,50O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-21

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-21
PARKHILd
BUNGAL0W

\ corner 7bSlI0 feet, five rooms,
largo breakfast room, old ivory FIN
NJ, hardwood floors. extraordinarily
good looking mantel with huilt-W
book cases, nifty decorations and OK
ccptional'y large rooms basement,
combination furnace, fruit closet
garage ard modern scrvanN' uua.
tors Folks this iH rcaf>hoWDT
huilt for 4 home, and has hecrNKcpr
IKE a home should be kept having
been bum for some two years han
IA" very best Of material avii'ab'c
for construction, being storm shoc'
ed, double floors nul every uihor
feature that mul,r- a homo worth
while. Think, ohly $500.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
THE BOYS AND GIRLS
CLUB PRIZES AWARDED.

The the Corn and Pa Club. did excellent work except
pon total yield o 4sl 20 ba.he. with ,o. poh, above al es
Of 81 a the ior each tue boys
81 81 bushels with psoh' oi regret ihas twenty tour
bows failed their No boy viii who
failed the results o his work The received have
been 10 the Department, e Agricae Knoxville and from .
records the prizes awarded The prtc list. follows
CORN Clud-Best Community Gab-.l points eonsidered-
C1ub Pennant which be three of
Be.' commaaay Club Barton. Greek Club pirt. divided
equally members who reported s5 10 L oi boys
Vim Byn ex,e Caldwell VIM Cahe~ Ebert Heard Vre, Miller
Percy Spr,phi, James stone and Robert Stone
Second Be., Community Club Divided ha Yellow Greek
Club IS 90 Boys reporting Ada Layton Adkins. Lewis Ad
ns Elmer backner Theodore Dchusk Frances Dickson and Ted
W,nstesd
ses, Individual Memhrs IAos ho~a~ Mhne Bluff S. lM
second Bes, Aere-nd Mem Bernard Msreh Dickson $500
Bcst Record Rook-Bert er--6urns tiub $500
lbs Foio~,ns PIxes We're G,yen Nes l6ti lQea exhibit
layton Aakn.-leo~ Creek cub, 800
Single Eas-Waham Bsrn-Bartons Greek Club so
Best s,aA snd:Esr-WiIam Byn-Bat,on. Greek Club so
PIC. CLuRBe, Daily Cams Ben fu..el-Farve. C 81 90
S,"g. rsdrspopss'""S Mo.net;sG & e1 ;3SS
CANNING CLUB PRIZES Best Record Book First prae
Blanche Miller SYLVIA $500; End Velma Id~ea rre.we q
Rs, Business showing lt pse Pauline Psor, Sayden s.
md pnlc RUBY PARROT Say den. 81
larses, Yield 10 Acre Carden-l. pns- opheha Wasnck
sIsyden. 81 Ind pnfe. Clara Bib Burns lSc
Prizes Gwen Nov oth-Rcst Club exhibit s p4e Slayden
Club S. Ind pze Eva Lu,he, Club
Collection OF Fruits Canned Without Sugar Light Sy
Be; Booklets tofela b..'nss, Burns Club 81 2nd
tennie Miller Dickson Club 25e best jar eby best Mary Knox
Mathis Burns Club 15c best Tomatoes Ves,a Matn Sayden
Club 25 best Okta Maud Johnson Dickson Club 2S hes, jar
Pepper uanna Williams Dickson Club 25c bes, Jar Rhubah Juan
Williams Dickson club Sc best Jar Pears Maud Johnson Dick
club l5 be-, Jar Apples Maud club l5e best
lar Grapes Maud johnson Dickson club 2i best Jar Strawberries
Maud johnson Dickson club 21e Dned Navy Bcansls,
furs Bensef Burns e"b ' Ind pre Clara Bib Eva Luther
club l5c
pu-. which have been Will be mailed those
who them days In tails
Indicated the above hs please AL this the attention OF HE
County Agent
wish cqnes, all the old Club BOYS with for
smhers
all husns boys the with ior better farming
l. r ElROD County Agent,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Presbyterian Church Notes.

- -.s d. tiiyy
Ga Jan. 9th tbs usual Sunday
school end Christian Endeayor
services ~ill be h%ld at D;45 m
and y y. III.
Tha new sona book aeems to ne
quite satisfactory ard sill aid
much 10 the interest Of the Sabbath
School. aud other mes inss.
Many were ri The ehitch to hear
tbs children In the entertainment
CAsti.imas syY and ~ sas .hs beau
tiiul tree.
r f'hursdsy evening CHRISTIAN I'm
dsayot gave a social Al The church
which vas tiiIed With hsl.day merry,
masking
At Vt Paul. Jan. 5 the pastor
wil preach at II .. mn. and lJ0
y m, sunday school will NEE, al
~ q clock
The Christmas ertsftainmsn,
was we'll attended Tuesday At p.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Dunne the soLlDlrs

Tbe past ~esk has bean a asta
QUE Ia Dscksen's soeial esniss. aaa
msny card pssties diaasss. saa
dsaees Aavs he&a sivea lar t,.s
visitors. college ssndsn.A @aldh n
aad saiios, Although. psopls wrs
euss nth their pssxoaAl sfssss,
ttsy did not tail 10 pass .hs holiday
spirit 10 the many DiekNn boss,
who are ssili In eamp,
Mics Marie Smith gave q charm.
Ing card party is her hna.s guest.
M,@s L,suiss psrsias. ~ LiMksviIl~.
on Friday sssssa1a. rwrass gifss
snlnyed the hospitality oiiAs smlsh
home
Ma Mary nea~asn N kosoma.
Miss shn spent ,h~ b Vldsts sah
h~s mother. Mr i.ssalp badge
lianeaan, Vas hpnas~r "a q I'd
party, on sstmda, given hs Ms
Mary hsTnett,
The young men gave DANCE =,
st. James, % frday ev~ns0s In
'h4ssax et ,Ae asusesiss Fssisaas sis...
Mica Glenn Lsech satsssasn<d the
unmarried element Thursday after.
ssaaa, .,,sise Haads~dh ~as play
ed al three iabl.s The sore cards
we're handpslntssi, in red and green,
Miss Mayms Bryan gave a dinner
and card party, on Christmas svan-
tns, at her home on East Walnut.
Miss Edith Badge entertained =
limited number al the married set
Tuesday evening In honor at Lieut.,
and Mira L~s,er Rogers. who recently
rctnrasd IRON Camp Gordon. MF.
and Mrs. Henry Smith had ~ THAR
house guests. this Christmas. MH,
Harry Hooper and little soa~, and
Miss Eiisabcth Smith, NJ Usnissan.
Texss; M, and Mn. John Browa.
and son. n Chattanooga Mr.. and
Mr~. kh brown. u Lone osk. Ara.
Miss Maybriie Gnsd Va. heatss.
Of = danss. Monday evening. a, the
Ha!h,oot Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hooper
entertained a. dinner. FRIDAY In
honor oi Mira Harry Hooper, N
Denisan. Tsxaa-
Mr., and Mrs q G. Collins, Jf .
the Mstrep's CIub
Monday evening
Mrs W. A. Meados gave card
party. Monday asi,~Tnaaa, .,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
RED c1Oss GIRLS
CMfER 300 soloIEaS

Ga Friday alssrnnon. before
ChriHmaa 800 packages ,isd with
bright eoiored ribbons. aud adosnsd
with Christmas gfsstings. we're sent
by shs members Of the Gifls' Auxil
iary. a. X. C.. To the soldiers at
Carp Jssup. Atlanta. Ga.
Aiso. eighteen sesspb .oAs, filed
18th christmas jokes. pictures and
yfIss, we're snnt la The hospital al
camp Taylor. Louisville Ky,
The Auxiliary has devoted both
time and money III cLsertte Eoidisrs
this Christmas. aad nssry act VI
k:ninsss has been fully appreciated
This wonderful work VI mercy will
not ba finished. nn,ii svery soldier
has returned TO h!= avn htss,de.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Sin O'clock Dinner.

4 very elaborate sin O'Clock
Ehsistiar d,nueI was givsn bS
Mls~e. Corlnne and Mary Allen on
the evening ri Decsmhsi x5,h. in
honor oi tl,s,r visitor Mi~ Clara
Fielder. M Union City
The dining room wss dssoFs.sd
in the holi lay color and covers
WE'RE s.,a fr tea M,A.ss Lastnns
.and Mary Allen. Car. F,.ider.
t,Ispn and Wr~nn Hopkins. Mary
sntt 'ssr@l.a ..Bssestsr kSssaisssh.
Watson snd Mr. Clarence W+sts'y.
The s,'l. we're swiAtd by th. Z
aunt. Miss Agnes ChiIas II ~
Louie who IA house vtp,tot.
WAsTED--Pop,com. Ne. II u.
I IndsrLlli Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Se&ond Rosnd Qurteriy Con-
ferwnees.

Following iss list al apUosns,
m~ns- at the Presiding EIdsy tW the
Second Roand oi Quarterly Coates.
encss tor Dickson District. oi Tbs
VI. ". Church. South,
White Blaf c.. =, Burns. Jan,
4 and 3,
Goodrich Mise. a. Bon Aqua,
January \,
Little Lot CT ut Andersai \
Chapel, January 10.
Ceutreville at Centfvyillw. Iana.
sfs IL aud III.
yellow Creek CT. at Union. Jsn
Ia.
Cumberland City Cs. i'll ruaatsef,
land City. January ~ and m
Erin Il. at E.in. January I'll
StewaH Miss, Al Stewart. Jan ~
Standing Rock Miss. At Irathcf
weod, Ianaasy "a,
Dover c. a, Long Creek Jan
Is snd 20,
Charlotte CT At Sylvia. Jan 81
Cumberland Furnace. At Souls
February aud Z
fssihhafg' Mrs as tsrv@u weodl
fstsassy 1
Hsrprth Mas At New Bethel,
'FsAeusry. \ ss,s a. ,..,- ,s.,ns 81,
Dickson Sta. keh. Ia and Il.
MeE~en CT As McEwrn. fehfu'
sry Is and a
Wascrly stasson. February hi.
Waverly CT. at Deer Greek, Fab.
II.
pis lah aud kheneIer. at risaah,
March | aud
Liberty Miss. nj Liberty March 4,
Bold Springs Miss. q, wis
Chapel March d,
Thi. will be known az Centenary
Round. and the 18th ui January AZ
Cent-nary Sunday The pastors
gill please see that services he held
IA every church In the District on
that day IN the interest ui the Cen
tsnary ii Missions.
h. Y. lsoM. + Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Ready 10 osk.

Having been appointed County
Chairman Ut the ! Employment
Service for pe sson County ,a ssats,
ia placing the soldier labor in the
best positions possible. | Wish To-
urge isrmtte ana I'll other employ
.;s- aiis, afe stln,. Al. lAtrlf. i' mage
snoan their labor needs The sol.
hers are NV returning. and th.
Government through State snd
County organizations, is eni"aspr.
ing 10 seenrv desirable empIorme n
Tor these bows. Those who are W
nsed oi labor iur the coming year
vii please make application 10 one
II ttN' committee snpoi0set tot
OinS.au County, whlrh consists os
the following men. ] A IMsIn-.
White RIRa 4 / III tsrdsou
Burn4 VI Done gan Dickson. II A
Neh.ett. N4nlcer, Harry Gillian
tennessee CITY ,hs County Agent
Or my-rtt
NJ office and headquarters tns
.Aa44~ woGS wtlh tlt Lecs! Exenp-
iion BOAR. at Dickson Please
a3sks EppEtcstron far kind and
srs1ut1t n .shat wanted At ereA IN
dor that se nav aelp you and
the toys
GEO ELEAlsR Co Chm
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

| have al ny place QUO mile
north oi Sylvia. stray hei'-r rrnp
and aplit In leit aar and split il
right sar. Anl slash III VI tail
Owner may havs said hriter ny pay.
Ing Tor ,his al | and isedttui W.
II Baker. IRA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Card OF Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks 10 the good people %! Dick
son and the surrounding country
add most. especially. 10 our dear
sind friends OF llopkin-vi,ie, Ky.
ias ihe. many. kind deeds rendered
Us during the sickness and death NJ
our dear sam and brother. Dscsr
and tot the many beautiful floral
offerings May sh- Lord abundant.
ly hIeas vou sll. Mr. aud Mp )
:, FusseIi and family,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

A delightful Christmas rntsr.sln.
men, WAS given At the Latupley
School A decorated tree AID
h0nn,fu supply of presents greeted
= number ot little ones aud 'htlr
parents A nicely arranged pro-
gram was rendered by the yaune
people which Included readings and
songs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
SEE 1TE BLINDNESS OF DIVORCE AT THE PATRIOT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS


aunday School al s,t5 a. m.,
4pssaeng at II = a, by the pastor
and 7 y. M. hy R~v t;eeag" W
Flofencs. D. \. husinsss ssaslen
oi ths aaastssly eoniHasnes Monday
ssenins at I seloek.
W. trust sll ths officials sud
40. kers will bs present.
Pray for thA leadership 81 the
Holy Spirit. JoAa d Holland.
Pastor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
PIANO STORAGE WANTED

Young man leaving tosn has
fine new piano he wishes 10 s,ore
with anme reliable party. prospec-
tive buyer preferred Call or write
j. Y Lamb In esra u u, II Stone.
Cumberland Fumsee, Tenn. You
can see piano Al Matthews Drug
Store.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

When you ara tr9,ole,i stth Jna,'
sSs,ian ~ constipation take
Chamberlain Tablet. They strsng
then the stomach AMI Enables i, 10
perform - tlrtfians naturally
Ind iseStios u nsaa y accompanied
hr cseusiiaa,ion sni u scg,svatssi
hy IA Cas n. ,-riains Tahls,s cause
a rrrtls NJ ,vealvni ot the houels
relieving the coas4ns.eSa condition.
--sis.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

VIZ wish 10 extend our heartfelt
: ihsnks N aur many irisnds, ief The
sympathy aud assistance extended
M Tn the dra.h ri rur l,etsv-tl hs,s-
band- and lash.r. MIRA. W, |
Choair aIl thiTlfen
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

Los -Pooket-book with noaeg
in Dickson Tuesday d! last week
Finder will p!aase return ~ Herald
,t,iea ant receive liberal rswsrd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

Foo Singer Sewing Machines aee
Miss Minnie Norrl4. tumb Phone
".
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
CARD OF rNANRA

We desire To express our sincsre
hanks and appreciation % the
many friends and nstghbnr% ~ho ~,
~.ndls shd willingly Gated tas Ia
her during hi- iln"s. Aud Isn
~ish 10 thank tl.ye who assisted
&sth .llaeis GAGS ,ln4ths, husAal. ....~
etnc' rely,
Mrs " II Dickson sni Fanily
.-a#sa--sve-se-
WAN NTkD-C stpeutrr to build
hOuse near DlrsRun nv contract or
day work. Address II. Martin. 80
W Cfos'er st. Akron Ohio
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

FOa SAi.k OR RENT--Fsra
kn7wn ~ TIE Hnl Farm thfee
snisS trpu thekssn y arr =. :
roam h y2-v. Price sessA. 20 down,
$50 a ysar os isn, So . 'sar
H. Martin, ~ W. Crosies st. Aarca,
Chso.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
pEArHA

WAip~-M Mrs Maggie Walp. wij.
ow 0t the late Ira Wslp, WHO met
HE death in railroad wreck Al
Kingston SPRING. --v~'sl .s@sF~ ago,
dlet At her bone nesr Burns, Mon
dsy morning. Dec. 30. 1913. witt
.>uhs~rs7ss~Ns' sta~ sa.,3e. ~sss ,asssi
q men,hs old Her remsins wrr,
Int.rred Wednesday IN the Hall
huryina ground
Su;0- Thursaay night. Dec =
l9i> Mrs \ X sugg after several
days Illness II influenza pneumonia
died at her home juss South al
Dick +on. aged IS years Mrs Sugg
wss tvuly a d.sout Christian wo-
man. After funeral services con
duc,ei nv Rev koby. oi Nashville,
her remains were inferred Saturday
In Union Cem~tery,
y y i
Nki.i.~-Mr Rlcnsrd Wells,
seei ~. one 1t the pioneer eitirsn.
O! ID PInev vicinity tor fessftns
not kuo~n. ended hts life about I
. clocs. Aaniay morning. Dec. 81,
by Gu ting hls throat with knife
IN. sou Dickson Wells. and 40
upn s,risd daughter since the death
n nj. site tsw years ago. hsd
m sie their home With hIm. Mon.
day mara,ng itss daughter sef, her
father ~ a.asl 70 hook after the
mllcblng vi the e W.. When sst@
returned 10 the house abe found him
coid 10 death. with thr snis~ with
which he hsd indicted tive death
dealing wound laying toy hia side
MI Well. "a. we,i preserved r.,
hls age. snd appeared so be in hi.
usasl health 1t Z. stated the morn
ING 0, hi. tragic death. he vas 4
sooi citizen Peace 10 hi. r@st
FOB SAi.K OR RENT-Fsra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

GEO ELEAZsR Co Chm
Arizona republican., 1919-05-18

At last have communication from the companough saaed have promised us that they will make Friday of this have stated to positively this dividend will be declared will ot the declared oil They N cent we'll brought days brings their production dy3OOO barrels $2OO $OOO net would be 0OOOl2 months on this would be $ NET from ofrom the present five wells would enable them 200 cent d dend
 JAGGERSWALLACE OIL COMPANY of drill three wells Northwest Burkburnet Block 86and Block 7they also planning to drill two field they already have production
Arizona republican., 1919-05-18

In this greaest the history of booms cation sowfo tried offering of BLUE BELL for clients oversod before orders could be executed and tits selling Our Wichita correspondent advises clients $ OO and capitalized for $75OOOhe that being of its location BLOCK 56n of mile from the HAEM FA welwhich has production of 5000 barrels.
 Their lies within mile of HUMBLE Mo-
 HUMBLE No. and HUMBLE Mo- which have production of
 5000 barrels The lies the BIG ONES BURKTEX OIL COMPANY the block with BALhey down 1400 feet and from todayhey have promise of fine whe we'll actually the drill the oil andis capitalized for $3S 900 value $25.O0- and selling $0O share.
 These surrounding properties make RED BALL OIL $ 50 good buy it ought to climb.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-18
" Fifteen Minutes in the Oil
 Game Is Ancient History 2

again history BURKBURNETT FELD keeps busy keep track of the cessesof the wells of the stock offerings that are oversubscribed in few hours
 office identified O09o dred percen profits.
 An illustration of the which made demonstrated by the OFFERING through office of PENNSYLVANIA OIL GAS in Block 89we made offering of this stock by $45
 share that offered PENNSYLVANIA selling of clients sold and received $2OO for his stock
 We sold clients BANNER those who sold received high $40 for their stock
 We sad the Burkbunett field and Fort possible clients receive orders COLLECT.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-18
Jaggers-Wallace Oil

We have this the closest possible investigation have deal of moneyhough making sonal photographs checking critics Our last wire from Fort Worh-which this reads as follows:
 Ranger, Texas 830 p. m, May 14th, 1919 Dunbar & Co.,. Ell Paso.
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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-05-09

REPORT OF NIGHT SCHOOL


Louis F. Battey, teacher in the
night school, has submitted his report
The report, which does not include
the commercial department, is as fol
lows: There were 80 sessions held
with so students enrolled. The aver
age attendance was 1854 The num-
Der of pupils under 81 years of age
was 80; oetween~31 and 5G II; be-
tween so and so, 2; sc c.. =, !
The pupils according to nationality
were: Polish, 81; Canadian, 10;
Greek, 8; Syrian, l. The studies pur-
sued were: Conversation lessons,
writing, reading, citizenship, memory
gems, National songs, arithmetic,
language lessons and history. The
teachers were Mr.. Battey and Miss
Emma Dutton.