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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

The entire ll, cycle o. PASSED on
the bod, uf the host animal IlUH
Zen .lo may deposit from o. 20 20
'Lrs which hatch HUDr 8 or q da1s
incubation. The YOUNG mites reach
maturity. mate Hul thD female deposit
rrH an from 40 go 20 days These
Stages boz tra 300 HISTORY Hto nr iu
portuuf bearing ou tHr interval which
should cisps, between treatment.
up9ing BE- properly dome vli Nh
ull the mites but D1u not Ne depended
upon "a destroy all the eggs Some oi
The rfrfH will SURVIVE dipping UrI
tlsi may batch .U,r 600, first iIppiHr
forming H now E@,rHfffion of WItrs
20 complete thr treatment Thus now
generation should Np destroyed Do. H
second dipping before thDt have hHtI
time to develop lrl deposit cess
A. tho period of Incubation ou fre
host Boz from . tu dItH and probably
never exceeds 90 days. and HH fnp
NuuuH mites iu NOT begin deposit ur
eggs until tHrN aro 90 or d. dulH Uii.
b b. evident thHt the interval hotwr,u
che Nrst ami second dIpuiUEH should
be- from 90 tu 90 DAYS Practical sN-
u,rI,n,o has shown that the interval
between dluuIrss may De- extended
safely foo a. maximum tf ~ NuNa.
s|uwU,Hr. tho 900 fp o. davis ruIs
should uo followed whenever rus HI.
Tho mite which causes common
cattle H.a WIN utfHDk Hug port Ui
tho body covered thlthlt with hair.
hut tho nfHt l,sIuus usually occur uH
fhp wlthsrs uu top of tho u,pk Iusl
900 front uf fhr wItnsrH ur around tI,
root uf the iuii. FROM thcH, point.
10 spr"IdH over tho IHgk and siIr.
und urI0Hg checked BE- mas IuNuIs
practically tno entire body.
WHOM 90 r0lh mite finds ioIrm,r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

liri and unless relieved finally sue.
cumhH
Sra W L. Iarl, Stagrs.
Tho most certain diagnosis consists
BOO demoustrntiur the parasite which
causes the disease This mnY ho done
h1 arfuping tho outer edges OF tho ben.
."Uf,i HruHH with H hlunt-edgri knife
Ini transferring the HcrauinEH 60 a
smooth. black surface. uch aa IL piece
of black paper Spreading .he scrap.
lugH in tho warm sun or neat ARTIFICIAL
heat usually causes tho mitss to be-.
come active and they can hr seen nr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

minute. gray. moving bodicn against
the dark background. They are quite
plainly visible under a low-p0wer
hand lens. By parting the hair Of In
fcctcd animals and removing tho small
scabs The mites can sometimes be seen
on the underlying moist. red skin and
removed npon the point Of n knife
blade Tor examination. When tho
mites are causing active Irritation the
surface Of the skin around the edges
OF the lesion or under the small scabs
Is rod and moist and under such con
ditto ms the parasites usually are prem
ont In large numbers. ON the other
hand. N tho LESSONS and surrounding
skis are dry and dun In appearance.
"a indicates that the mites are mac
tive nj hat point ana that they will be
dif ncuit to ind.
Persistent licking, rubbing. or
scratching is Tho first Indication Of
scuhlea as we'll aa Of lousinsaa and
various other conditions. but N u ia
remembered that acahics IN caussd
oniy BY seal mites the diagnosis ~
rendered more simple. Although the
hair conceaiH The small scaba In the
early stages 81 the disease. ~ dis
arranged condition over Tire lesion In
dicatss tho area which should he chose
~ examined. Hv manipulating such
ANNNM WIN NNN MNMN NMN NNNNI NNNANNl
or scnhH may be found ~ removed
FOR examination. and scared made for
mites The areas Of skin affected by
Hcuh become thicksncd and hardened,
THIS condition may be- dspfctod readily
BY ptnchinF up u portion n conipar-
inc ~ with the surrounding healthy
skin. Other conditions resembling
scab rarely N ever cause this char
actcriatic. uniform t%hickoning OF the
akik
well-advancci cnsos or scah usually
are easy a. diagnose. hut the disease
should never be allowed 20 reach this
stage, hocauso iu tho early sta re- n
Yields readily 10 proper treatment. and
N allowed 20 spread u entails heavy
losses.
Contagiousnrss of Scab.
Each species Of domesucntcd animal
has ~ peculiar variety %
rsurortic sruh. and common cattle
Hrnh iH not truuamlsslhlo 10 other
species o. animals n h. however.
contagious to 80 classes Of cattle and
h. transmitted hy direct contact with
animals or objects hat are carriers
~ b mites Tho disease spreads
much nor rapidly amonr closely con
fined cattle than among those on the
open range or in large pastures. Al
though Tho disease develops much
more rapidly and iH moro severe IN
~ effects on Md. weak. or poorly
nourshod animals Of low vitality,
nevertheless fccd-iot animals in full
Ngor often become Infected 20 such
extent that they do not thrive or Tnin
weight mo- maliY even when on full
feed Bulls, old COWS. md unthrifty
cattle usually are tho first members
Of the herd TO contract tho disease,
and during tho winter season the con
tnEion fpseada rapidly from Thorn 90
other cattle with which thoy come In
contact. Visible LESSONS of scah may
develop IN from fifteen 20 forty-uvo
days after exposure. or "a much longer
time may clnpHe before the exposed
animals show Indications Of affection.
The trnnnmisaibility of the disease
90 "a herd iH not limited 10 any one
season Of the year, although cattle In
n thriving condition on green, nur-
culeut feed seldom contract srab. In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
Thai Would Dc HARD luck

steiis-You're foolish to take physl
cal culture cxcrClncE
Elia-Whyf
sieila-The first thing you tnou
you1n be strong enough 10 prevent .
man kissing you
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

Man IN Chair-That hair tonic was
useless.
Tonsorianat-Did you read the d.
rcctiona carefully
Man In Chair-Yea but I didnt
think hat would do any harm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

rIH.,. Iu Utf'I. commonly known
HH ..rHH HHHr. .f "|f.H. on u
rImt rNtu Co l group OF Contagious
ahIu Diseases UtuHUl hN fUHD.fIlr uIra
fsIfr Nuuwu Hs WItr. which live on
ur Iu the shIu The tour species Uf
these para trs which affect cattle
arc classified yuuIUrUtilF lu four DIFF
f,rrut genera Hs follow First lsur-
optics. uyuud S~lfDupfrF fnIrd. thu-
rlUptss nrI fourth Ituuu,N
iu obtaining their food rom tho
tissue nf thr boot animal tu, mites
Utu-r wounds Dr lesion boo ths skim
and Hs each tIul of WifH uuHsHss'.
distinctive habits mo utiuru aui l'rl-
fiHu OF fhn LESSONS Iu rho early stages
f.r more Hr lees characteristic. Tho
UsuTnuf, mites which IHI.r come
mon srIh. Ufn lu group Hr colonies
uu the surface ~ tho HIin. Hud ne
LESSONS caused bog ihsm spread boz 40
directions from the spot fret affect
CO. The sffrupfr mites huItuW into
200 atIu rIrh female mHhIfE H Htu.
HrItH gallery Boo which anr IIHH hHr
tFg Tho .NHT.upflU m.ft. lN" lu
group. Hu fNr surface uf fhH Hhin hu'
usually remain localized Hu 200. luha
HT HII with little ur UH tendency f.wa
tHI spreading The I]ruHIrHu" WifrH
which Hrr much smaller tItu thU 9th.
CO. mites under discussion HU.UE truly
microscopic loo s'fD and boo appearance
mur. Disc worms than typical WItrr
live Iu fHr hIIr I.IllDlgs and -srH1yeuus
riiU.. fIu evident LESSONS consisting
uf small HuIrrIUIl rwcIIuEH ur pus'
tI|T. IA fIr skin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

territory urr cattle carrying cattle
scHhlos mitDH or infected cattle and
probably those carriers and Infected
rtrH ur other cattle uuttf HutpH. ate
the only economic factors worth Cun-
Hldtriur loo the spread uf this disease.
Although cattle HcHhlra mites may
live for variable periods off the uatu-
rul hosts. which ls the oN and the
deer. the power ~ reproduction only
continues Nlrulpnt while the mites re-
main Boo their natural habitat which
Dr. upon fhrir usual animal hosts
\ factor which may hc frequently
overlooked boo the possible spread OF
cattle rrtH.HH upon thD range N tho
luUh Of physical manifestation 30 the
dIsrtH. upon The animal during tho
bot urr months iu this climate.
During summer Boo this state cattle
sruhIr. mites have tho tendency ~ ho.
come Inactive permitting existing ir.
fitHtluu uf fhs chin of ihs hust tu be
relieved HrI l.HIuU. ur HUHNa fu heal
thus mailing rID detection nf tho
HHHi.r Iu many Instance N0rN dIiu.
rulf TN. dormant rI.lH uf cattle
poo Frequently noticed DURING
ffr u"urf season almost invariably
r.r.N fIsr activity HrI spread With
renewed visor IU ufIfrIfUI animal.
with Oboe advent Hf tlo COOLER faii
weather.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09

Cuantas veces ihemos aconseja-
I do a la mrjer q. abandone ese mo-
lesto CORSET que obstaculiza la
circulation, estrecha las funcio-
nes respiratorias y disloca los Or
ganos abdominales, siendo este ell
resultad|o de no pocas enfenmeda-
des.
No es de unos cuantos dias, que
los mas famosos higienistas mum
diales dedican SUI preferente aten-
cion al CORSET FENIENINO".
No es de aver que la ciencia de Gu
rar y aliviar las dolencias huma-
mas, Sc mueStra severa en- contra
de este absurdo aparato y no lha
logrado suprimirlo nunca.
iOh mujeres! zen ell pecado lie
yareis la penitencia.'' Una pal
santa nuestra nos objeto fueron
las griegas y romanas las prime
ras que rodearon sus cuerpos con
largas fajas que les sostenian los
senos. "-Pero ino recuerda nues-
ira interlocLtora que las tales ia
jas solian ser de blanca tela fini-
sima, entire las mujeres acomo-
dadas de redecillas de orc, que
en- NADIA afectaba la .preciosa sa-
luld de la mu.jer2-Aquellas mu-
jeres de mucha mas sensatez que
las de los modernos tiempoS imam
tuvieron esta costumbre durante
toda la antiguedad. En- Francia,
en- la epoca de Carlo Magno las
fajas Sc convirtieron en- verdade-
ros estuches cosidos sobre ell cuer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09

lpo, y tan sumamentes estrechos
que eran analogos a Ids que Sc lie
vaban hace unos 16 amos.
En- la epoca de Enrique ~, Ell
CORSET Sc lhizo grotesco por la
mhnera exajerada conque SD lie
ponfa hierros en- la parte interior.
Ell CORSET volvi6 estar en-
boga en- el reinado de Luis XIV,
en- que las jovenes que 10 usaban
llevaban hasta un collar de hierro,
cubierto de terciopelo, negro eran
pIes tan rfgidos que sin duda al
guna debieronle achacar la culpa
de todos los desmayos y afeccio-
nes nerviosas, tan comunes en- esa
epoca.
Mas no dejamos de comprender
que hay cierto n1mero de muje-
res, que podrian mostrarse bien
con toda la sinceridad de su belle
"a, sin ayuda de ning1n cintur6n,
nj apoyo de ninguna iballena. Pc
ro id0nde estan los TALES bastan-
tie delgados Y firmes la wez, que
puedan eNhibirse libres de todo
sosten dentro de la moda. -? La
NLODA. - Ese es el WtERDUGO
que siega en- flor la existencia de
innumerables mujeres.
Puede haber tolerancia con
aquellas que a juicio de la sana
raz6n sean moderadlas y prllden-
tes en- ell lso de este aparato, por
la importancia estetica que tiene
en- la indumentaria femenina.
ST, ama'bilisimas lectoras, 10
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09
Ell TESTAMENTO
DE LA SANTA.
Ultima uolantad de Maria Bash
kirtsett.

Muero alsblutamente pura de
cuerpo, de coraz6n y de espiritn. /.
Tengo la fntima conviction de
que nunca he tenido pensamieiltos
bajos, ruines 0 deprayados; estn
segdn me parece, es algo raro. Asi,
pues, quiero que me vistan, EN- mi
lecho de muerte, de la mas fina
lana blanca y que me envuelyan
por complete en- ella, como me
gustaba estarle ell vida. La tela
debe ser muy sencilla. -. Los ca
bellos deben estar sueltos.
Ruego a los sefiores Bastien
Lepage, Robert Fleury y Dina, q
me arreglen los cabellos, para que
este yo muy bien.
Ell cuello quedara al descubierto
asf como los brazOs tanto como
sea possible. Los brazos podran es
tar yelados, pero que Sc note Ia
forma. Poned flores entire mis-
manos.
Antes de que mi cadayer sea
puesto sobre la CANA, esta ser5
cubierta por una gran tela dt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09

la Association, a que ingresen en-
ella.
Subdividir la Sociedad, mo-
ci6n del senior Astol, en- cuatro sec
clones, a saber:
1LPintura, Escultura y Ar
quitectura.
2-Periodismo y Literature.
3-M1sica.
4-Elocuencia
Gestionar foldos entire los aso-
ciados, quienes contribuiran con
la quota que gLsten.
Comisionar. al senor Samalea
para el examen en- la Secretarla
de Puerto Rico de los documentos
relatives la inscription de esta
Sociedad, y que con SUI resultado
informe la Directiva.
Esta Sc reunira nuevamente ma
mana viernes, a las ocho de la no.
che, EN- ell Ateneo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09

de gracias a favor del .Presidente
saliente senior Cestero, por sus ac-
tuaciones en- pro de la misma.
Solicitar del senior Lewis los Ii
bros de ackas Y demas documentos
pertenecientes a la Association.
Nombrar en- comision a la seiio-
ra Elisa Tavarez y senores Astol
" Coli Vidal para el estudio del
Reglamento y proposition de en-
miendas al mismo.
Comisionar al Secretario para
que forme Una relacion de todos
los escritores Y artistas residentes
en- el pals, a fin de invitar los
que todavia no son miembros de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09
Ia DIPUTACIONES CASTE
LLANS CONSTITUYEN UNA
LIGA DE DEFENSA.

Madrid, diciembre 9.-En ell pa
lacion de la Diputacion Sc celebro
la asamblea de las Diputaeiones
castellanas de los senadores y di-
putados por Castillo.
Sc acerdo contituir La Liga de
las Diputacicnes castellanas e in
vitar a todos los Ayuntamientos
de las provincias castellanas que
envien su adhesion a las bases y
constituir la union de los diputa,
dos y senadores castellanos.
Tambi6n Sc acordo que estos i'm
pidan que en- el Parlamento Sc
aprpebe gualquier resolucion con-
ira la unidad dc la patria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09
| ectura para Elias

mas prudente es dar al CORSET
la fiexibilidad y elasticidad sufi.
cientes para dejar libertad y gra-
cia a los movmnientos.
Asf los obstaculizantes no ten
drian que Ocuparse mas de este
enojoso asunto, pasado va de ar
chivar en- La gaveta de los recuer-
dos, unfdo con los primorosos
"TACONES" de Luis XIV.
+ Y asi tambien, estos mismos enc
migos, tendrian que representa- al
delicioso cuerpo de la mujer con
toda la realidad de su belleza, sin
que SUI estructura haya side re-
ducida como acontecio-en la
gran "URBE DEL PERFUME Y
DE LA MODA" con las valiosa
obra de arte conocida Universal
mente por la "VENUS DE MI
LO." Los criticos simulaban en-
otra estatua un talle exagerada-
mente oprimido, y de otra parte
el de la Venus genuina, tai como
la imagine ell artiSta. Por otro
lado para que no Sc nos crea ran
clos exclusivistas en- estas cues
tiones que muy bien pudiesemos
caliicar de 'tm4 4prudencia temera-
ria, los opositores renunciaria-
mos a combatir ell corset 'si dicho
aparato Sc modifca de suerte que
no sea perjudicial y 81, .higienico y
it'll.
Francisco VAZQUEZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09


brocado blanco, la cual caera Ii
bremente hasta ell suelo. No quic-
ro flores, nj sobre Ell cuerpo, nj So
bre la cdma.
Habra cirioS
Quiero ser, despues, incinerada,
y mis- cenizas seran depositadas
en- una urna de ORC puro, modelo
antique. Suplieo a Robert Fleu-
ry que eliza la forma.
Lego todo mi obra literaria a
X. con la condici6n de que no
Gamble una palabra de 10 que he
escrito; y que sea publicada des-
)ues de mi muerte.
MARIA BASHKIRTSEFF.
Parrafos del testamento de esta
escritora, que ACADIA de publican la
revista ~Rcnacimientoy, de Paris
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09
PoR 100000

Vendo un solar situado cerca
de San Juan, cerca del Hotel Con-
dado, cerca del mar, cerca del
Parque, cerca de Ia carretera Cen
tral, de cerca de 900 metros de
superfcie. 20 metros de frente y Al
de fondo. Tiene un palmar. Ideal
para construir. Ell tranvia a la
puerta. Bajese en- Ell mismo cruce
de la parada so, de dos pasoS, y
10 vera. Esta cercado. F. Lopez
Sanchez, San Juan. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09

LEA Ell IMPARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09
FL NAL DEL s1GLo
LA FALTA DE MENIoRIA

LA FALTA DE MEAIORIA
Aunque tenga usted buena me-
moria, no inlporta. Mas SECURE es
teller las cosas escritas y al alcan-
ce lnuestro en- cualquier instante,
cuando necesitamos recordar algo
que es precisamente cuanIdo la me-
moria nos falta.
SPor que no llevar con nosotros,
en- un bolsillo, un librito menudo
utilisimo, el STANDARD Diary, !,
que puede sacarnos del apuro en-
cualquier momento?
Rorque la Agenda de bolsillo
que ofrecemos tiene calendario
una pagina de identification del
poseedor, para casos de- acciden-
tess tarifas postales, paginas para
direccienes que queremos conser-
var, todo muy bien detallado, con
SUI lfnea para Ell nombre, para Ia
calle, para la ciudad, para Ell te-
lefono.
La "Agenda de Bolsillo'' es d
la Vez un bello librito en- forma de
cartera; es tambien tarjetero, re
r
cordatorio, un monitor &c ccsas
yade cosas TITLES, la vez.
Los preeios varfan segln la en-
cuadernaci6n, pero todos son eco
n6micos. Desde diez centayos
nDventa y cinco centavos.
Isl quiere usted, por correo, unc
de estos libritos, pfdalo Cante
ro, Fernandez y Co. Inc, y 81 pre-
fere yer el extenso surtido, visit,
nElestros dos establecimientos
!. Salvador Brau, y Allen y San 10
se. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09

Suscribase a Ell IMPARCIAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09
10 QUE QUIERE vIzCAYA.

Bilbao, 9.-El Ayuntamiento de
esta. capital convoco una asam-
blea a toaos los Ayuntamientos de
la provipcia para tratar de la au-
tonomia.
La Junta Nacionalista distribu
y6 entire los senadores y diputa-
dos vizcainos las bases de La inde-
pendencia de las Vascongadas
para que los mencionados parla-
mentarios las defiendan en- las
Cortes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09

sE vENDE UN FORD 1917 en-
magnifco estado; casi nuevo. Pue-
de verse garage Sanchez Morales,
Marina.
sTInformar6n, San Francisco 81,
de 4a6P. M. Allvt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09
PoR yENDER CARNE FALTA
DE PESO

Por yender carne falta de peso
fueron condenados, en- Ponce, Ra-
fael Martinez, So; en- Rio Pie
dras, Gerardo Ramos, a $5 y er
San Juan, Hip6lito Boria y Juar
Cordero, a 3 y 5 pesos, respective
mentc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09
AsOCIACION DE EsCRITORES
Y ARTISTAS


Ell lunes 1lEimo Sc llevo a cabo
en- el Ateneo ell acto de la toma de
possession dc la nueva Junta Direc-
tiva.
Durante la session, presidida
por ell DR.. Martinez Rosell6, Sc
adoptaron, entire otros, los siguien-
tes acuerdos:
Consignar en- acta, a mocion
del senior Coll Vidal, un sentido
recuerdo en- honor la memoria
del senior Jose de Diego, que falle-
clio siendo presidente de esta So
asi como tambien un v6to
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-28
JAPAN's CLEVER MOVE

Japan has taken a step that prob
ably will go a long distance toward
making her the dominant power In
She has practically made u contract
with the Russian element that Is Op
posed to Bolshevism to assist in
cleaning out the Bolsheviki.
This report, IL true, proves tht
cunning of the Japanese. He has
made a clever move, and made 1t at
time and under conditions that
preclude any protest from the powers
of Europe or from the United States.
BY the time they make protest, II
ttey ever make one, Japan will be
30 strongly intrenched in Siberia
that 1t will take an earthquake of
war-like character to dislodge her.
The Bolsheviki are losing in pow
er steadily. That they have lasted
as long as they have is a seven years
wonder. Lenine has already been
talking Of paying the debts of Rus
sia, which is something he long ago
declared he would never do. Trot-
zky. 1t Is reported, has seriouc
thoughts of making himself Emper
or of Russia. These are great steps
for these two anarchists to take. One
lis talking Of paying debts and the
other is talking imperialism. Neither
would have dared to even whisper
such heresies IL they were not aware
that the power of the Bolsheviki can
not endure much longer.
The allied nations are at war with
the Bolsheviki. and they have fight
ing contingents in Northern, Russia.
They are weary of the game, as they
have every right to be, and are talk
ing about pulling their men out of
the country. That is all right from
their standpoint, but II can not be
expected to prove popular move
with the Omsk government. which is
busily conducting war with the
Bolsheviki.
Now comes Japan and practically
makes common cause with the OmsR
Government. The Bolsheviki can not
stand before Japan for any length
OF time. and even though they were
not already fading power, they
will proceed to fade with great
speed as soon as Japan has beer
able to reach them with her armies
The result of the practical alliance
Japan has formed with the Onsk
government will be 10 place the gov
ernment nuder eternal obligations
to Japan. which stood by them when
other powers deserted them-or as
they will reason. Naturally, the
Omsl. government. which is certain,
with the help of Japan, to contro.
all of Siberia-it controls nearly all
OF it now-will be inclined to favor
Japan over the other allies when any
negotiations are in progress. At any
rate, Japan may be relied upon to
get what is coming to her from such
a young and newly organized gov
ernment as that of Omsk.
Long before the peace conference
at Paris has been concluded Japan
will have piled such an amount OF
assets in Siberia that she will be in
an excellent trading position when
II comes to such questions as the
islands in the Pacific which she has
announced that she desires to add
to her empire. and she will have
gained a foothold in Siberia from
which she can not we'll be driven.
She has made a clever move that
is certain to rebound to her advant-
age, and she may be relied upon to
make the most of it.---San Antonio
Light.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-28
FROM ACHILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin of Durant spent
Sunday with her mother Mrs. Flal-
merry.
Earl Boyce has returned to the
navy after visiting his parents few
days.
Miss Lucille Grimes spent the
week end at home
Henry Elrod has returned home
from the navy with his discharge.
William Jones and wife of Texas
visited g. w. Stark and family Sun
Miss Ethel Bellew of Wapanucka
is the guest of her brother Sam and
wife.
David Holland who is attending
school in Sherman at the Austin
College, spent the week end with
home folks.
Miss Beebe Elrod spent the wech
end at home.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-28

public what she saw with her own
eyes and what she has experience /
that those who do not know can
not picture.
Miss Van Gastel, was here once
before during one of the Liberty
Loan campaigns, and although the
weather WAS inclemcnt at the time,
talked for two hours one Sunday
afternoon to a house full of people
with more on the outside who could
not get in.
Miss Van Gastcl is to appear at