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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-04

Fifteen union West Virginia mines
resumed operations Monday. This
bears ont in part our firm belief that
within three weeks the country will
be without coal strike instead of
without coal,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-04

Combinations to stop production of
soft coal cannot be tolerated by the
government. This is the word of At.
tOrney General Palmer No govern.
ment effort to settle the coal strike
is possible till the walk-out is called
off
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-04
OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY

Get ready to put in your Red Cross
dollar. That is duty you cannot af-
ford to leave undone.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-04
Members of Associated Press.

Members of Associated PROSE-.
The Associated Press is exclusively
antitled to the use for republication
of all news dispatches credited to 1t
or not otherwise credited in this pa.
per and also the local news published
herein.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-02
PASTORAALIKIRJEE
gfittGnpt 81. 6. g.
.. Nmfpnfien fnnliia
gfittGnpt Sc. 6. Q

1. Sminala meibGn papabtnjamme. - Stun Slnoloo
i~unotoun "meiedn popobtajaflerme" lhdlt1d lc
Ionoin fumaonlattomon lob6rtufien ia pofinitlfien iii
ia ettG ,Slmolu tooeIlo OH rlfoufien fartto ~l1bestptt1-
misi1. 9osfa n1et Siniala ilnlan ibniIlen ppprtojn
on mailmaa ormobtonit, fuinfa polipn enennl1n
S1alelt1 mt moinmetann ooottoa fun olemme fotuinnon
iuaneet Gloom. 5:6-1Dl
2. Samalan ta6to. II Sofa tabtoo". Sllntlili GGret-
tomGn imlrelto aiatello, ettG Slinlala pleeni1 tobtoo
olo ihmisten fnnsia tef%eniiisiG. Sefstisldmrne olerpos-
ia SSSlirnolon ta6tonnflesta opinnle fahi inilrtotllntta:
a. ssiimala tobtoo ibmisten tolionreo. S1nt1 onni
on Iiin1, ett1 ibninen f1iitt11 totuuoen ia potassium.
~Gtt1 foiffi ibnlet pelastuiInuat ia tuliiipat totlili-
Den tlntemoan". apipn1tt1 ibmisten mielt1 on Su-
moln ~pelastonlt ipnnin tliomiopallasto foiffi ibntilet
@olontan ristilI6, mutta S1n tabtoo ntpos, eta lotai-
nert t1irlGn pelostufien usfosIa %onistaiIi ia t1lili on-
nesta oiaHfefli.
b. catmolan toboon moi ibminen tailputtao. Mooes
ioi r~llfoufiello aifaan len, etei Ssraelio brflitett1 q
Woos. 32:9-tD. SGllaiiia eIimerffej1 on miitotin
Goamatl1sia, mutta pflifin riittGG ooittalnaan, ettd
ibminen tooello moi taitpllttaa Sutnalat taboon. Sa
iuliri tGsid piilee lolaiiins iiiben milf on rltfoiltotpa
SGnl1n plofii @oafpalifin tefstiSiGmme feboittaa "en-
men faiffeo" rufpilemaaf. Scotia toos Shirinlan tab-
Don toIioanfin ioo taipunaar, tulee tGptt1G lelraaipat
&on1natlm ~elittGnlGt eboot:
xTallee Ola usfosto manbursfoS CSob. 9:3D.
Ealee r~tfoilla Seeiufien rinesiG GSob. 1929.
Trlee rmifoillu t~otltlbeslo (Soaf. 5:16).
Sulee ~rafoilla Slnialan tabbot q~llltailesti CUt.
26:99).
altitenfin on tartoin buouottuuo, eta Snntala pr
odtt0i itielleen t6poelliien oifeloen ollu taiplntnttaftn
ibmiien r,foufieer, ~puiffafin ie oliii tGpiin raamntitl-
linen. SGnd iobtini fifth, eta Sdn tietdd poraiten
o~iioitten fulltn; me nGet iaattaiiimnte ppptta iellaista'
fin mifae on nellie pabingofii, ia Tiff Sierra arisths
poni aneiodt rufoileinoan: "Sapnbtifoot Siniin tab-
toll.
OIemne Ills nGbneet Naalpalin por,epan Iliiren aripon
rufo1ifIeIIe. Slilfoon meistGfin "bengesiG ia ~totliroes-
ia" rlitoiliioitnl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-02
2mmastms
1 Eirrt. 2:5-7

@II1 nfli on ssyylimola, pHi ntpos ~ipdltttdi1 Slinalan
ia fhn,isten m6lil1, ibntinen aristis Seeius, iofa an
ktoi fsnncifii tnitfien eoesta, iosto tcoistiis Of
feirn aifSinoan oil a~nnettapo, ia it'd iparten NINA o.
Len panta ioornooiofii ia a~postolifi = pubnn toto,
en- moIbettele ~pafanoin ~opettajafii nsfosia ia toti1t-
oesio.
NGm1 mGript liittmp1t eoelliiiin ianget Iabeiiesti ne
n1et perasteleipot ipit1 iiiben, ntifli lisfopuisten on
rittoiltotpo faiffen ibn1isten eoestG. gt1m1 IDpt oipnt
@oifiIIa ibmiiina on pfii Samlola; fuifilla ibmiiina
on nfii %p6ltt6id; faifnle ibmiiiIle jnlistetaan iantaa
iannman, etpanfeltitnia.
u. gffi Smmala: lnmastnfien m%aatiia.
1. aaifina ibmiiillG on lama Smmala. "Sild pf-
II en- ssyitnala". Gafuna1naailrna on t1pnnd ep1jurlalta.
SobeIliiunoesia on fuitenfin main pii Sinlala, "tosta
faiffi on, ia me SGneen" q @or. 500. Slinnnstitpat-
po ibnnet tai e, &oartotlin SlurtoIo on fuitenfin faif-
fen Sunala.
2. sNnuala on Wambnrsfas. Goitii it'd, ett1 Si-
nloIo on pfii, n1entltte n6ist1 ~ipGriDist1 mposfin len,
ettG Sylnolo on panburStas. S1rnG n1fDD 1iit1, ettd
Ssylimoldn ia ibntisten tp1lillG on l~pGlittGiG, ia tGrlo
e~oeIlpttGG S~aintolon manbursfattto ia ibrtisten ipnti-
ippttG. Ssiniri t1st1 ippstG 8anban 2iiton aifana Weoo-
fes oil SSlniolon ia SsraeIin tpGlittGidnG; fonin Ell moi
nut ipntieniG t1bben IGbestpG Syin1alaa q Weoos. IS
IuflD. Spnti eroittao ihnliien tpanbursfoosta Sumo
losto, ia tiff ban toripitiee t~pGlitt1iGG (Ses. 1912;
Sbr. 1920.
3. gfii 8GlittGiG: Innastmfien i~norittaja
1.0fii 8dlittGja. - "Dfii on mpos ipGlittdid". Sea-
tooliisio 'mnisia on i~lninnoton m6GrG ~ppbimpfiiG, ji-
ia ~f1ptetGGn nufa lpGlittGiin1 SSiintolon eoesi1. 9ro-
testunttiiisio maisio tnos monet iiiben mddr1dn pal.
~noStolpot r%ufousta, tatlmisto y. III. jotto tile @dlittd-
id ia Sdnen tefonia iGd ipriGdn. &ritenfin on tar
foin buonlottaipo, ettG ~pGIittGjd on main pfii; aristrs
Syeeius.
2. gSGlittGj ian periooma. S6sfG ~fonotoon ielp1sti
ettd w1litt6iG on ibminen. Seeils OF Ills toii ibmi
men. Sbnrinen oil S1nen oltoipo iifii, ettG main ibntiner
moi eonston ibmifd. Wlutta Seeius eli ollut polios ibnti
men; Sdn oil iontollo Slnolo (goom. 9:5). Suntole
oil SGnen oltotpo iifii, ettG main SitnloIo moi lGbestpi
Siirnaloa. B6Iitt6iGn perioonnsio of fiis %pbtpneeni
MIC foffi, SlrtoIo ia ibntinen, ioiben ipdlittdidfii bdi
oil tnllit. Sifii ianooftn WoopoIi toiesia poifas
Ia: "SiintoIa oil 9rishtfiesio" g 9or. 5:t9). @ttG tets
tisiGtrnle painostetnon main g~dlittdidn inbimiIIisb
puoIto, ioblti ieurootpisto ipist6:
a Seeiifien ~iunrolpuis oil feIpio. &pipmps oil poi
Sunloloi tltIosto ibmiiefii.
b Iiotiispbteps ipnotii tdt1: fin met BGItttdi1 Of
%ibnlirer, fdiittdd SiintoIan tpnltafltnto ia fen tpo fof
ibntisfunnon.
Siitd milIainen Seefis oil i%bmtiend, ontaa @oartot
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-02

~"9lutioat opat pubtoat ipbGmestG".
Haopurin babmo mlttttti. SGn
alfoi buomata atlanta onttouoen,
miitta poatrmeena "nonban maa1t
msfoon" eli flu tobtomtt antao pc
rod.
- Siit1 aiititioesta te boiloatte
fanteleenne miifsan; ionoiiitte eoes
oiion bienon toiiin.
- Soften?
SO ~eiimerfifii, eta ipnnit an
retaan ~anteefii, finn $500. Mfiila
lufi otis fonteleesta:
- On bltrsfaiis mitlla oinoa
8ain ipntein anteefsantamits, 2uin
lrbotesio titrtpana @ain fpntein arr-
teefsontdmts. @aiff' epGitsfo fieI-
t1G fem, Niin on ie totitits iiainen.
Sitten pppii ban noapurio flnle-
moan 1sfeiien pirren miioennen
pGripn fanoio:
= 2oin puolestamme tGDtti ban
Sa fGriei ra~ngaistiiflen: Siif or
mon iaimme elGnlGn So tGpoen lob.
butitfien. 81 tiiomita NIT lafi moi,
&ristufien t1bben Serro ioi Spn-
timme anteefS faiffi.
Haapiirn pad paimii olas, mlitto
mielGfGGn eli bGn mpontGnDt Mfiilm
olepan oiteasia. Hoin main iotain
fanoofieen tofaii ban - 81 @ir-
iifiria fititenfaan iano ibmista oit-
tliaaflil
9lfiila pbG IGmmenneenG aitfaii
@irfifirian ia lifi: - &ittlias fan.
ia, faiiptrfi, &iibunta Seeius titlee-
pi. SieT alma roiibo, raftoits, Miss'
Seeiufien on aiumis; Sun tilles-
iania ornlon TITO, HeltipoiSio, toiS-
ia apluns fuo. Giis fiitG, iielinn,
Seeinsta, @tt' a~rminbtoa ban minlo.
8dopitri eli en1G pitbun1it mitGGn.
SGn alfoi ~fopistella tirpoffiDebfei-
tGGn ia miitiii iotain i~tlefieer. ST
fila otti lopitfii l1uben Sestamentir
tasfiistoan ia huff:
- Mittitoot otpnt ne, ioi6en mod
Irnpoet ofpot onteefiionnetiit ia joi-
Dem fpnnit otpot peitetpt. Iittiios or
lie, iolle Sierra eli ipntid lite Gloom
-I4:7, 81.
Soften poitiolon idlfeen tpltml
/ glfiild:
- &pIG me MT, bpiuG noopuri
i6imme t1si1 folmen firian mifoor
/ ~outitnofiil @ifobGn ie oIiii iinlilIe'
fin porqsta, ett1 usfoiiit SumnIor
ort1nioen, minf6 oIet labiono ioo-
nut @oIeotaIIo, fasteesio ia ebtcoI.
: Iifesia. 49,.
Somosio titItiin @fiiIoo fdsfe'
md6n fotia.. Sofu oil tulIiit osto
moan Sionin tunteIeito ia niitd pf
. ii mennd uppmddrt. sc tpo oIifir
:l@fiIalle foorIon mieIuisto. Bois'
New Britain herald., 1919-02-14
SPECIAL PROGRAM TONIGHT.
Fathers and Sons viii Gather At Y.
Nj. G. \. For Entertainment

A special program under the direc-
ton of Junior Department Secretary
=. l.. Woods of the Y. NJ. G. A. will
be carried out in the association
building tonight, as part of the
Father and Sons week campaign.
Several speakers have been secured
including DIR. B. f. Beardsley of Hart
ford, Rev. Warren f. Cook, DR.. II.
Eben Reeks Curtis Christ and Har-
ry +. Parker. Fred w. Latham will
be in charge of the mass singing.
The program of the evening will
start at 7:30 in the gymnasium For
an hour games will be played and at
$50 luncheon VIII be served in the
banquet hall which will be followed
by a joint meeting Ct the fathers and
sons. A meeting o. the boys will later
be addressed by Rev. w. F. Cook and
DR.. T. Eben Reeks will speak to the.
men.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-14

homes in Hartford and are said to be
members of theatrical troupe They
had registered at the hotel as man
and wife.
The arrest was made following a
tip received from stool" that two
unmarried couples had entered the
motel. The four officers went to the
Motel and, finding. the number of their
rooms on the books, went to the floor
upon which the rooms were situated.
Ofhcer Motfitt entered the rooms and
found Scad and Miss Wist in one room
and Dahl and Miss Clock in the other
Inc arrests We're then made. All four
pleaded guilty and none of them took
the witness stand. Fines of 81 and
costs each We're imposed.
Antonio Demario paid a fine of 81
and costs for assaulting Joseph ia
copomus. Both claimed the other to
De the aggressor, Jacobonius stating
that Demario hit him and called him
Polock,' while Demario claimed
That Jacobonius ridiculed the United
New Britain herald., 1919-02-14
ASK $4,000 REDUCTION.

A meeting of the board of relief
last evening there were three appli>
cations for relief from their ASSESS
ments. Andrew Brelonyza, of III
Gold street sought $500 off from as
sessment of $500. Morris Rtchmal,
who is assessed $2S,40O for property
on TalcOtt street asked for a rcduc-
ton of $4,000. He objected to tho
assessment because it meant increased
taxation. J. j. Clark also appeared,
asking for a reduction il his assess
ment.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-14
CITY ITEMS

en's rubbers 90 cents, Damon's
Be Sale.-advt.
#lans for the twenty second ami
8Bary will be made at the meet
Of the Ladies Auxiliary. A. O. H,
i evening.
spring pumps and oxfords at
! g. s.-Advt.
aLr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwenk and
lther, of New York City, were here
Eerday to attend the funeral of Miss
LII Brink.
earter's $3.50 medium weight union
Is, $3.45.-Wilson' s.-Advt.
Rhe salary committee of the COM
h council met last night and went
r. the ordinances to fix the salaries
several city employees for the next
aI year. They were approved and
be acted upon at the council
citing Oh next Wednesday night
New Britain herald., 1919-02-14
Police RAID HOTEL;
QUARTET ARRESTED
ACCu1,d Plead Guilty and Pay
Fjoes--Other Court Cases

las result of an early morning raid
today, Arthur Dahl, Albert Scad, Mary
Wist md Lillian Clock were before
Judge John II. Kirkham in police
court this morning on charges of mis-
cond ct. The four were arrested at
the Hotel Nelson by Sergeant Johnson
and 0 hce~s Stadler, Storey and Moi
fit at 3 O'Clock. The men are local
men hut the girls claim to make their
New Britain herald., 1919-02-14

Ensign Nathan c. Avery, of Shuttle
Meadow avenue, has been ordered to
report for duty with the Naval Avia-
ton section at Key West Florida. He
was attending tho funeral of his
father-in-law in New Haven Yesterday
when he received directions to report.
Ensign Avery recently returned from
France
New Britain herald., 1919-02-14

Quninc That Docs Not Affect Head.
Because of it's tonic and laxative effect
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tab-
lets) can be taken by anyone without
causing nervousness or ringing in the
head. There is only one "BrOmo
Quinine." f. w. GROVES signature
on the box. SOC.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-14

States Army uniform that he was
wearing and told him that American
soldiers could not fight The arrest
was made Saturday night in a Main
street saloon.
Adam Miczkowski, who has but ono
leg and walks with the aid Of crutcheS,
was il court on the charge of drunk
cnnCss today. He promised to go to
his homo in New Haven and judy
ment was suspended.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
British Maintain Secrecy
Observation-Disclosures
OfMonster AirshipR-34
Deck of Dirigibe Is Inside the Bag, Where Dining Com
partment Is Arranged for Crew.

ers stand at a cupboard, there being
no chair aboard the ship
The men of the crew sleep in light
hammocks along the sides OF the deck
suspended out over the bag proper,
and in case sleeper falls from his
net, there is nothing TO prevent him
from falling through the bag TO death.
Fore and ait on the top Of the bag
are cockpits Tor the observers. These
pits are reached by aluminium ladders
some seventy feet in length.
Baggage of the crew is strapped TO
the framework The officers were
permitted to bring TO America in ad-
dltion to two changes OF ship clothes,
only their dress uniforms, For every
person aboard there also is a par
chute and life prcSerycr. These are
hung along the pa>Sagcway or de, l.
All members of the crew wear rub
ber-soled shoes to prevent the posi-
blllty OF striking a spark which would
mean damage and possible disaster 70
the bag.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
How Much More Tobacco
Will My Heart Stand?
A Vital Question for Every Man Who Smokes
or Chews to AnsWer

who know that tobacco Injuries them
and tu really quit takes more will pow
cr than they have and causes more sur
frriug than they can voluntarily en-
durr 70 quit the habit. make Il easy
for Yourself hv getting Nlcotol tablets
and taking them as directed. The hlhit
really quits you and It's departure is Al
pleasure equal To its Indulgence
II you want TO know how much easier
II ~ To- quit the habit with NtCotol than
without H. 30 twenty four hours with
out tobacco and note what an effort II
costs YOU, then begin using 70 as usual
and take NlcotUl tablets At the end Of
"A week discontinue smoking or chewing
for q dnN and It ls probable you viii have
no desire 10 resume. A. least YOUR de.
sire viii be greatly diminished and an
other week or two should make it not
only possible. but pleasure. 10 quit
Manufacturers Nut" Nlrotol Is cold un-
der the poHl'l,r guarantee that II Is not
In furious that 't contains mo- lnuii- form
iug drugs. that n Will help any man 10
throw m the tobacco nahit and that any
druggist viii refund tho entire purJhas,
prto" n n fsl- n Is dispensed In okla
homR Iiy under tnis guarantee hv the
N,sitnll the Roach IS NengrN. tho crosby
Drus stores. and other guUi drugEIsts
ADV }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09

= SIMPLE kennedy DlSCOv.
Erred BY A DRUGGIST FOR
IHE CURE OF ECZEMA AND
MANY OTHER DREADED DIS.
EASES OF THE SKIN AND
ECZEMATONE. "a Lo,ion).
itice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 81
ECLEMAIONE OINTMENT.
PTlee ........,.............,.. Soc
ECZEMATONE Blood Tonic.
Price Observation-Disclosures. rs
Scientifically prepared, 100 perccn
efficient; just as near chemically
pure as wc San make II That Is
WHY it gets RESULTS. wher
everything else fails. The Eczema
tone Lotion IS the strongest non-irr,
ta,lng liquid anti,ep,ic and GERM.
eide IN the world a pleasure 70
use. and should be used lust like
a liniment for household use for an,
nurpose linimcn, would be needed
IT'S GUARANTEED.
The Ointment works wonders. not
only IN the treatment OF skin diseases
but as a household ointmcn, FOR sore,
OF any nature. Especially for the
treatment of skin diseases and the
piles For piles Jus, apply twice eacn
day for two weeks II not satisfied
ask for your money back. GUAR
| ANTEED
II YOU need blood tonic. take
no chances, ask for Eczematone
Blood Tonic and insist on getting il,
There is reason. |, is all medicine
Worth ten times the price to anyone
who needs a blood tonic.
II you are suherer Of thes,
dreaded diseases. do not put i, off
order today They are guaranteed II
used according to dircc,icas Sold
by leading drug stores. or sent pre-.
paid TO any address upou receip'
Of price
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Shawnee, Okla. (Ady.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
B0LSHEvIkI CHASED
OUT OF the CRIMEA

LONDON, July q-The Crimea has
been entirely cleared OF bolSheviki as
a result OF the advance OF General
peneklne's troops west OF the Dnicper
rivcr according to war office state
mcnt issued tonight. The advance was
over front OF seventy miles and de
priyed the bolsheyiki OF their sole line
OF communication between their main
force, and those in the Crimea.
General Denekine'S volunteers have
been successful on all parts OF tine
front, the statement says They have
reached a point on the Caspian CO.'S
liity-iive miles southwest oi ASuaI
han and another column is on lc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
MRS. GRIFFIN
TAKES TANLAC:
RESTORED
Says II " Wonderful to Feel
So Well.

For more than a year before ! Ne
gan taking Ianlac, | had to hire
someone to help me with my work,
said Mrs. Lena Griffin. who resides
near Fort Sam Houston, at San An
tonic, eNaS, reeen,l,. - ~
When | began taking Tanac. "
Mrs, Griffin continued, my system
seemed to be all rundown Nv back,
hips and legs hurt me so could
hardly stand up ! had no appetite,
couldn', eat much OF anything, and OF
course got very weak and thin. al
SO had continual pain in my right
side supposed to be caused by ap-
pendlcitiS and was operated on but
kept suffering the same way My
nerves were simply shattered to
pieces, | had awful headaches and
was almost a complete physical wreck
My strength was gone, felt tired
and Torn-out all the lime and was
unable 10 do NV work.
But | have let my help go since
! began taking Tanlac 1t is really
wonderful the way it has built me
up. ! have alread, gained six pounds.
am strong enough to do all my own
work and have Just started on MY
second bottle OF Taulac. | can get
around now without any aches and
pains and actually feel better than !
have in wears i certainly is wonder.
ful to feel well like ! do now all
the time and I'm glad to have the
privilege of making this statement
because | believe it will be the cause
OF others getting relief"
Ianlac is sold IN Oklahoma CITY
by the Wc>tiall Drug Co. and lead-
ing druggists and dealers everywhere.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
May Cost . LIE TO Find out


The heart of every user Of tobacco
bears a double burden II does It's allot-
ted task Eud then fights nicotine for
suprewacy Ns long as the heart wins
he lives when II loses he dies hut be.
fore the final victory of nicotine YOU
pass through many stages OF decline
and decay aud suffer many pangs.
Hearts are llk" human hvings-,some
are stronger than others therefore some
hearts will stand more tobacco than
others, hut there rs a limit TO what any
heart can stand The man who puts
this additional strain on his heart a
dozen times a day 10y smoking clghrcts,
"a pipe or cirNrs-or chewing tobacco
IL taking II wadwGns chance with health
and life to lose and nothing To win hut
the chance that he may not lose them.
Tie h. iudulgtng In a costly habit at the
expense Of precious health ASK any
doctor anywhere. and he Will tell YOU
that using tobacco is injurious and tntt
il IS iIr better to uuit the habit thnn
to experiment ~ iud out how much to-
h1,co your heart will stand without
serious results.
Rut the thought Of quitting Is un-
pleasant 90 most mou-even 10 those
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09

banks OF Nolga, northwest o.;
Tchernoi-Iar. In capturing Tsarit1in
the Denekine forces took 10000 pre-
oners and a quantity of guns and par
SUNG their advantage are now orly
seyenty-five miles from Saratog The
volunteers have also pu,ncd forty
mic, beyond kharkov having cap
turcd Eka,erinoslav and A.cNan.
droy>k
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Cihsi Make beauty lotion fN
q few cents-Try i'll

Squeese the juice OF two lemons into
. bottle containing three ounces oil
orchard white, shake well, and you
have q quarter pint Of the best freckle
snd tan lotion. and complexion beau
ifier, o. very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
Nv drug store OF toilet counter will
Mpply three ounces Of orchard white
~ . few cents. Massage this sweetly
t3aerant lotion into the face. neck,
49, and hands each day and see
. ~ lseekles and hIemishes disap
~ how clear. soft and rosy
chin becomes. Yesi II 10
- asvG irrits1sa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09

conferred upon him by King Albert OF
Belgium. Mr.. Lewis explained that
any service he may have rendered
Belgium swas not military in char
acter bun as an official OF the United
States and as such an official he is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
NEW PACIFIC FLEET
TO LEAVE FOR WEST

WASHINGTON, July Q. The
newh-organized Pacific fleet will
sail from Hampton roads for the west
coast Saturday July 10 l, was an
nounced at the navy department to-
day that final arrangements were
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
Lewis Declines Belgian Decoration.

CHICAGO. July 9.-James Hamil-
ton Lewis, former United States SEN
ator from Illinois. announced today
before leaving for Washington that
he has declined a decoration recently
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
Candy Workers Begin Strike.

CHICAGO. July 9.-Several thou
sand employees of Chicago candy fac
tories went on a strike today for
higher wages and better working
conditions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09

completed at a conference in New
York yesterday between Secretary
Daniels and Admiral Hugh Rodman,
commander Of the fleet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09

EPEE The experienced housewife well a. the be-
MILL ginner will find unusual interest In the new
eight page Com Products Cook Book Beautifully illus
and suggestions galore for preserving. II Is
free ~ write US today for Il.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-23

Last Of Once Famous Scalp Dance This small group Of
Indians represents the last Of famous tribe OF
scalp dsncng Indians In the early days several thousand
Indians took part In the great dance But today only
few Indians stt Picuris and the public exhibition
Of scaps taken from the enemies long has become
feeble performance and SD contrast to the oldtme
scalp dance The village Of Picurs Is on top Of noun
tain and seldom visited by people from the outside world
The Republican journal., 1919-05-29
MRS. GERTRUDE D. CHASE

Mrs. Gertrude D. EatoD Chase, wife
of the late Henry A. Chase of Waldo,
died at her sisters, Mrs. Eugene L. Bry-
ant, of Westminster, Mass. She went
there in February, not feeling well, for a
visit, but in spite of all the good care she
had, she passed away May Goth of tuber-
culosis. She was AZ years old. She leaves
two sisters, Mrs. Annie r. Bryant of
Westminster, Mass, and Mrs. Idella L.
Cilley of Roxbury, Mass, and brother,
Charles W. Eaton, of Roxbury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene L. Bryant of West
minister, Mass and Mrs. Idella L. Cilley
and her son, Roy l.. McKeen of Rcxbury,
Mass, arrived on Tuesday nights train
with her remains. The funeral will be
at the Chase home in Waldo at p. M,
Thursday.