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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
REPUBLICAN WINS
ENID MAYORAIjTy,

ENID, Okla, April Judge NJ.
g. CARRIER. republican. who has
pledged himself TO submit city
manager charter 10 vote II elected.
was elected mayor of Enid today.
6aroer received ans votes. ma
)ority OF S53, over Rev Porter.
Mrs. Emma u. Thompson was
elected city treasurer and also be.
comes the first woman TO bold pub
lie office In this city. +. W Butts
and Pancoast were chosen city com
missioners.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
Saloons VIII Close
Voluntarily in One
County of Kentucky
b, II. A..cca..t Pro-

ny Tho Assooihtsd Press
LOUISVILLE. Ky. April Pro
hibition by agreement became rffeo-
tive today In Christian county. KY
After an election on the prohibition
question had been proposed, the
liquor dealers. I'm View ~ the ap-
proach otauatlonal prohibition. CON
sented TO discontinue sale OF liquor
on April I -
The effect OF The nova SelhlAperiuknt,
which authorities say was novel, at
tempted before In America, will be
watched with interest
Under the agreement tho luuor
dealers pledged themselves to aid In
enforcing prohibition. and 10 use
heir influence against the Issuance
OF new licenses by county authorities.
II new applicants trHs action Rgains,
county authorities 20 compel Issuance
Of licenses, tho old llduor dealers
agree to bear 80 per cent OF the cost
Of fighting such suits
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council. will preside II he returns to
Tho city today,
Fred u. Pierce OF Denver, eXncu-
tive secretary for the western section
ot tho international committee OF
The y NJ G.. A. war work council.
viii he here for tho conference.
At noon today the visiting dele
gates will he the guests OF teh Ro-
tary club at It's luncheon at Hotel
Tulsa
Quite a number OF delegates ar
rived last night and reported their
presence 10 Secretary Buckner nt the
Y, N &. a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
WIDOWER CONGRATULATED

Since my wifss death, five years
ago, have suffered greatly from
stomach and liver trouble and gas
attacks lost over 30 pounds and
at times was M yellow as saffron,
My doctors could not help me. SiS
doses OF Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
have entirely cured me. have re-
gained my weight and every one is
congratulatlng me how well I look"
II is n simple. harmless preparation
that removes tho catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and auays
the Inflammation which causes prac
ticaaiy all stomach, liver and intssu-
nal ailments, including appendicitis
one dose will convince or money re-
funded, Druggists everywhere. ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
WALTON IS VICTOR
IN OKLAHOMA CITY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CoNTlNuED FhDh PAGE ONE
30. Butler Is n brother -in-law OF
Governor Robertson. J. V. Roberts
Independent, was defeated In the
Fourth ward by jeff Blevins, demo-
crat. II. X. Warner was elected
school treasurer without opposition.
j. O, Starr won as councilman In the
Third ward. He ran on both tickets
George f. Davis. Independent. and
Ben Williams. democrat, were
elected members OF the school board.
Patten's victory ever Capt T.. j..
Barrett, a veteran of the civil war,
and Edgar Bakers victory over
Maurice Deck are believed due en-
tirely 10 the woman vote cast for
them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
Pinky Mitchell Billed
As Biggest Lightweight

Up In Milwaukee they are adycrtls-
ing pinky Mitchell. brother ot
Richie, AS a ring freak and tho
worlds biggest lightweight II his
reported weight md measurements
are accurate. tho appcl'utIon Is not
misnomer
Pinky IL feet 10 Inches tail. He
has a reach OF - inches with All he
weighs only. 100 pounds. has plenty
og speed and ia not rrwky Boxing
with him Is said 20 ho second nature.
Pinky's brother, Hill has turned him
over 20 Bos'ouilu Tor ens'crn cam
paigning with the view of a meeting
with Lew Tcndlcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
NnrIcK 10 rnrnIrnRa

In the County Court ni TulkA County,
sratc Of Oklahoma In the matter Of the
Estate Of Robt = loTlsr. dscsAsed. Pro
bAio No 27gp
Al persons having claims Against Robt
r. lotier. deceased, are required 10 preaen,
tho same with the necessary vouchers, "a
ths undersigned executor Of the Fiut Ma
uonAl Bank Of Tulsa, OklAhomA within
four months oi the date hereof, or the
same will hc forever barred
Dated this lat day Of April. 1919
q II MCCULLOUGH
Executor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
AIMED At ALLIES.

TANIS, AprlI I-DOCumenIs In
possession Of the French and Ru.
msnian governments, the news-
papers say. prove that the advent
OF the communist regime IN Hungary
was due In great part 10 n mancuvcr
OF Count Karolyi In conjunction
with the German government. The
movement was aimed directly a. the
allied powers, ~ IL said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
SMUGGLERS REAP FORTUNES
OFF OF POPULAR DISTRESS
By Th. Assooiated Pre.,

. DUSSELDORF, Germany Vpril s..
The German authorities have repon g.
ed that there is plenty Of food In the
vicinity OF Dusseldorf. hut II IL diff
ficult for the poorer classes 10 pur-
chase It on cards. because the food
Is held for the high prices obtained
for smuggled goods.
Meat when obtained legitlmately
Ia quoted at the normal equivalent OF
$40 pound. butter at 81 40. eggs
at 20 cents each, flour at cents a
pound and sugar Mt ~ cents "A pound,
The same foods, II sold by SNUG
glers. bring from two 10 five times
those prices. Bacon IL sold by smug-
Rlers for the normal equivalent OF
- to 81 pound The men and
women engaged In tho smuggling
trade call upon their customers In
the cities at night and buy their sup
plies in the country In the day
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RESOLUTION

On this the Nh dsv ~ February. 1919.
IL appearing that there has been conflbcAt.d
10 The siAR oi OtiAhoms In proceedings
pending IN the County Court Of Tulsa
County Ok'AhoUb tho folIoWirg artl-lps
Two pillows. ! sheet bed spread /
pitcher and howl. ruspidaT I b'AHkri. /
soul'ort, J mattress bed al lEriuy /
~Ash stand / dr~sser library fshfr /
rocking chair ! art ruE stove 1 trunk
ON the goth day o' Marsh one uSvrr.
Chummv Rroadt'sr Model &c. iype h
motor No A2aEaG. that me sAur va, o.
ds-rd 70 be turned over 70 the Conutr
Com uisEtonsrs Of Tulsa County. Oks
homa 10 be disposed Of according N IaW
ne 10 resolved That tho County Clrrk
oi Tulsa County OkIahom, rive du. and
lera nottrr and ,e'l said roods and Automo
bile on AondAN Aur' 'hr 2l,. 1919 a. 2
Siors p m. AZ the ~ett door Of the
County Court House to the highest bidder.
and make hls report 20 tbs honorah. ?
body. showing ~hat disposr on h, ha'
made ~ said goods and autnBbhilc
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
b. Lewis Cline. County CLERK
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
DIR. Burns Elected.

" ~ TILE ROCK, April l.---Dr. W.
~, i'nrns, independent, was elected
uu~''9r of North Little Rock today
Az Az nefeated Mayor ID. NJ. Pixley,
rN"ocr ATTIC candidate for reelection
majority The entire indie
" pss'Sient ticket with the execution
one alderman, defeated the demo
about 100. '' o' 'na'or'Ies OF
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MONTGOMERY. Aha, April -
Lists carrying approximately 5000
names Of dclinqucntS and deserter-
undrr tho s"lectlvc service reEula.
Ions have been compiled by L. f.
Lamont Alabama drmft executive
and furnished United states Officers
a. Montgomery. Mobile and Birmins.
ham. as we'll as several enlistment
hnreaus. FOR campaign looking TO
tho arrest ot tho men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
AMERICANS LEAVE ITALY.

NEW YORK;, April The Italian
consul general here announced TO-.
day that he had received an official
Inesaago from Nome stating that tho
332rd infantry, com posed largely
Of draft men from Ohio and western
pennsylvania, now " on It's way
home,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
Wilson Says He Cannot
Make Trip to Dublin


ny Toc Associated Press
DUBLIN April THE lord
mayor has received a message from
President Wilson expressing regret
that the constant pressure Of en-
Ragements has prevented him from
accepting the lord mayors invita-
tion 10 visit Dublin and receive the
freedom OF the city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
Ohe OkidhOman Attends
Meeting With BurIes0n

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Burle-
on @ ; April fool meeting OF 70 post
hTrs to discuss Improvement Of
.ae POSTAL Service" In which It is
I1Guu.ltted there is much room for
,CniproVement, got under way today.
auue Weaver OF Oklahoma City
Vas me only Oklahoma postmaster
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
Hayes Healing Honey

stops the Tickle, heals the Throat
and Cures the Cough. Price 3Jc. A
free box OF OPEN. TnATE sALVE
for Chest Colds, Head Colds and
Group Is embossed with every bottle
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02

EMET RRlNSON, contractor.
complained 10 the city commission
crs Tuesday that tho reason for hi.
high bid on tho West Tulsa fire sta
uon VAS that wrong specifications
had been given him The commits
VIoncrs will investigate before letting
the work on which bids were re-
ccived Tuesday
=
THE bureau OF Identification of
the Tulsa police department during
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02

PVT. JAMES II. sTONE, Sl2
Archer. and Pvt. Orv1l Gooderson,
ls North Wheeling, returned to the
nase hospital, Ft Sill. to be operated
on for injuries received while In
France
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02

TULSA bank clearines for the
month OF March reached a total OF
SAG, lt0,266. For the same month
last year the clesrings were t3s,622.-
S4s. This is an increase OF 2e.3 per
cent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02

iden', Miss Ella McNickle. secretary
and MiH Mabel Hurrell treasurer of
the Tulsa business women's club
which was organized at the Y. W.
G. 4. club rooms with n mem bership
Of % The club II to take an active
par IN civic ~ well as In soclnl
matters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02

JlTNEY drivers protested TO the
city commissioners Tuesday against
the practice OF transferring licenses.
They charge that drivers without H.
censes are operating without regard
to the rules OF the drivers union,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
THEY ROLLED HIM ON
A COLO IRON BARREL
Then Iratc Men on the East Side
Lashed the Lawyer Who
Defended Huns. Wants
Damages

Mnskcxce. Sept g Fistnan esslaenf
OF Forum. Okla, wrra sued TOT dam
ages in the dissrici courl hy q v
Hcrsrhelmnn. attorney
The suit grew ont OF whipping
administered IIeraohelman September
a.. s,ls Accordns q ihe petition
be waa placed aelnss a atr,l otl bar.
rel and While In that POSITION aud un
able % move 81 dafend himself ws.s
lashrh with u blaeksnake whin unsii
bis clothing was blood soaksd anf
his body hlack and blue from ths
salst down.
u ~ further ulamed u the doeu
mentI that following this Whipping
lerschsiman was com ellcd 90 leave
Forum with his wife and warmed nc, -
10 return because of this forced de-.
parlu1e ho claims. he was compelled
70 desert his law practice aud thai
becamse q this he has los, y2,0e0 be-
canse of the whipping Ilefpchelmar
asks balm IN The Sum OF si9.oon if
addition 10 exemplary aassass,s 10 thf
amount o. $4,000.
Much speculation was abroad al M
time Attorney Iicrehelnlan was whip
ped, aud a, tha, time Il WAS said th'
whipping wns bruuglii about by hi'
action as counsel for clients who has
been charged with pro German ac
tiylties
~ HaiG s & raendery. Stan Davis
bud Hendricks, Tom camibelI. Ibui'
nosenbaum. Nd Wheeler. ] w nooth
u Cole. Houston DriskilI A y pi.s
kill webb Easton. Tom wyatt put,.
Sanders and IIarve Law all of pofnn
are made parties TO the sui.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
NAN Or Is CONFESSED
T0k|tLIMG 0WM 0AuGNTN
tarAa@
Brought Baak TO Old Home on
One Charge He CopfsaHes 70
Another Committed rs
Years Ago

tlAssna NO sera 70 llrugn, 10
Ass nid Missouri home hseanne ns a
debt Ne SAYS be does nor uwe. nes n
ilicks formerly farmer ~ FslckUYy
couniy to-day stands accused by his
own voluntary confession cf TIN mur-
dor q hia ie.yeaf .uli Aauxhter, ~
years awo
White enrmre here wllh the sheriff
~ Hickory county. from chshaips,
washmsson where hc had lived wlGh
hls 4on ln.iaw. lilcks nnfDlted ths
siott os how on ionaeome pare ~
hls farm. nervmhrf (. lSes. he stranss
lr'i hls daughter. tasrilen. slth q
short p'ecv 81 heasy twlne. hsrausv
Ia . "a of raee ,hs daughter had
threatened u shoe, her father
illeks. old and treble iusm Ions
wears "f tell FURNISHED mr. feaANn Tor
his cunsession other than hr ANA n
wears old ana kas nos much ianxar 10
I've ANYWAY
u lpa' thnnahi VI they arw iaklns
me back 70 Missouri ia tell 'cm nhost
A. lIicks said Nothing told me
To-
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! stood ap again. aud pushsd Nan
ths chair where | had bean w01Nt}
sitting BUT my resolution seemed
suddenly 10 have Kfown TO somsthiu3
~ fifm AZ rock ! weaid conquer
thought.
For Ave gAlNu(sa nstgy shu xsnglAs
exercises axNe, gesv eami wtsi)
q iiEht tone Avhen gllF u.s. hlgh VA
an A nat Il neegwsa r reAid r0f eu
fArthsr Then WI naNaA afse sKasA n.
Hsiii Quistlys and ! Wa aAsAslnsgy'
calm. u seemed AZ though had s~t
myself sssk which could not ~
denied me.
Again W. went through that sxsv-
ctsa; ones again: then others. Ten
minutes passed !. then 4 oang sn
A natural. A. tho nsxt sGpes ~
u MAJ. The voice wsx Gsstlne elsarer.
with snors resoAxnee-- vellol
duality seemed sssdsAity 1isappsas~
ing.
Wv continued for psshaps Ave
minutes more. Thsn ny (oa~her
said "wait Z minute, ! VIM ~ Z
spray for your thrnat.ss ana ~ NO.
gpne. Hut IN few mlhuleo ~ vaa
win me again. with ~ stenlsss ~
his hand,
The spray help~d ma - WaiteA
y while, then trtad Inc voice 0noa
more. u was sttit cixsfUt, ana
though somswhat hsavy. X heean 10
irsI mors material "a me. fklnh s3
must have sounded more maturlgl
for my maestro smiled And Ahpa's
hix hands. ~
~rou w!ll ,. ~ rssht. - ssIsa.
now rest'
I sat down. was rmiling \ raugl
catch my reflection N th6 f0htnf Al
uay right. Hut I aid nos saik.s n
was saving myself Tor thN SSat ni.
fort I knew was 10 como
ar. 0attl. Casaxxx came ~ kev NJ,
I was all right Thvn lew Ath6r
members Ok tho company. | Iuu.sssl
AZ tho clock: Il was time AcNr>t
Y Knock ~ tho door. nn,l ny nnat stf,
pprnad II. An asslstaht 4lngo Asgee~l
tor was there. "Afo yau fNadyy N
he asked. nodded. FAN rleNf: Il.
ls time" ne replied. I kuL w. ana
with my maestro paA>tne my back 1
walked out 10 what wAs II to n
ps7 wc~dsrsd to 0yssl<. M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
HOW l BECAME. A PRIMA DONNA
CHAPTER xxxIx--rortune Favor,
Ne,

CHAPTER Nxxl y -~~ Fortune Favor,
For perhaps half Minute | con.
tlnued staring ut ms singing isae h.l
ssd he quito ~ hhfd st ms. I'hers
Wa eo-tumed, aud In ms dfs~lns
room ~ the metropolitan opera
House. Tor my debut Va "a f'ufga
dol s,esttao Issrything hAd isd
up 70 that nloincDt win every ap-
pvarsnre VI vlvtofSw..in Hpile OF the
trials. the obstacles among which
had been NY iilnest.
iini here wac new obstacle. II
seemed The os~fpnweglnx on@. for
thai nfwt tons had tried TO mako
was weak and ysned. had taken
cold, very evidently. on that cab
ride home from tho dress rehearsal
In a way ! had not apprshendsd. I
had Thoughts that = stlR neck was
this only consciousness: had not even
tfisd my voice after tho rahearaai.
feeling sure Of iss responsiveness and
wishing 10 give 4, Al shs rest could.
NOW, AZ The fpt test. II wac seem.
tnkly almost uselsss.
4 wave. iike 40 much ic~. swept
ovsr me, then another wave. Ike
che heat from furnace. followed II.
q tried 10 ishe q fuil breath. ana
rovld not. ] jvst stood there. IKE
= person turned or sudden into
stone My maestro was The nrst 10
recover. ne got w, slowly: could
nes the muscles ~ his face twifch-
Ing Ne Was nghiing for self control.
Mi dawn. Rosa. snd listen 10
me, ust yourself together. Tour
voice n stir from the reaction fol-
y wing yodr continued uSs or ~: that,
snd Affected. Of course. BY your cold.
Hnt cannot believe that you havc
heen permitted 10 come This far. 10
be deprived or your xuctsnu. iust
when y 4 within your srmsp. We
VIII begin. very gently u exercise.
In few minutes We can tell. You
have intelii&ence. ann I know that
you VIII be equal 20 thI~ situation.
Don't be alarmed This N the LID.
gesi The most vital. snomsnf YOU
ever had 70 face. What you do TO-
night within tho next hour. VIII de-
eide what YOU are ~ do In ihs future.
Let ~ begin now" 'if
s-~---- ....-.--. = - - - 4 ~ A.
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sufferers Should Realize That n
IL o Blood Infection and Gan
Be Permanently Relieved.

Rheumatism means ihas the blc@d
has become saturated With oric acid
poison
II d0.s not require medical advice
10 know thar good health f. absolutely
dependent upon pure hloodsA When
th@ muscles and Joints henstma sore
,and drawn with rheumatism. ~ II not
a wiee thlng 10 take a little sAlvr and
by rubbing It 90 the aore spo'. expect
10 get rid of your rheumatic Wat
must 80 de-.rr than that. down deer
into the blood wnere che polyon turks
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cumstanccs she would 90 TO- bed.
she must stu be ut the desk or
counter, or struggle through tho
day Ms best she may with her
.houscwork or her family cares.
Usually she who feels those drag
ging-down or dizzy symptoms, and
other pains caused by wonanly
disease, can DC cured BY ".
Piercc's Favoritc Prescription. i
cures the cause Of these pains.
Faded, jadcd, tired, ovctworkcd,
weak, nervous. delicate women arc
helped 10 strength and health by
Dr. Picrce's Favoritc Prescription,
II makes weak women strong and
sickwomcnwelI. InliquidortabIets
MEMvyIIs. Tgxx.--~Tor many years J
Dayc depcud~d on pr. r!ercas MesiIrlncs
" keep mo well and healthy. was osrt
reytortd 70 health by tho u1s q ~
, sEuy0rit0 Prescription ard tho Colder
Medical Discovery when other medicine
and doctors had failed ~ give mo ans
help. TIE 'lnvofiie Prescription hA'
10 e,tusl rs womau'n medicine" BIAS
y. G. WiLs0S. w y. vth street, -
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What is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer From

and which ID NOT ~ifso'sd BY Atld
and olntmentf II II inapcttsn "
yoa rit yuursslf " this terrible II
e.,se hstnre Il xpes sno fAr aH
ss the hloui claansor thai h4x 8ss|
shs test u liue. liavin9 befn III sxl
atant nae tpr mure thrn sGgsy sx
~ win DO mr. you whs 4 hrs aN
ar shousapds " Others II u MI
aslarAa,eei tiirsl N ssFeAshla IL y
10 the work ard As haYn AAs ns'
delicate stomach
Write Tho physlcian of shAs Con
psny and ~ him aaviae with IN
Advice - furnished without cl,oRx
addrosa s,wift sipeeIsIc Co, 20 ~
Laboratory. Atlanta. Co.
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Lucas County. 49,
FRANK Cheney makes Oath that ne
II senior paftner of The firm uf " J.
Cheney 90. doing haaineaa IN the
City OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid. ana that said ffrnr will ray
the aum OF ONE HUNDRED DoIss
LARS for each and rvery raNe " Ca
tarrh that cannot h. cured III ths saa
of HALLS CATARRn METilCtNE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before mo and aVhasrihed
In my rrraencc. thls .alli dAt ~ pss
camhef, A. y 1856
A W. GLEASON
tseall Sotaxy Public
ilalis rataefh Medicine IL taken Ins
ternally and acts ,hronah the Hlppd On
the Mucous Surfaces III the NvxtAni
Send for testimonials. free.
" !. ctIrSFy a co, Tultdn q
Sold by al druggists. ssr.
Iialra Family rIlle far coaat'railns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC

Toxic. Sept Especial dispatches
received from Scout, Korea Nays thai
ehc.era Il whasstscad there being re
deaths daily in Seoul, The disNntches
std thai committee has been or.
fsaniz,d 20 combat The disease.
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receiving oa' Of work donations from
the savernment. according 70 LATEST
figures.
Opposition 20 the enormous sums
being Taid cur in ,his manner II met
with the reply THAT cond.xidns Nigh
be worse II ttts trained fshters had
neither monss nor JOSS.
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haa been pointed out 10 the fsr|

Il has been pointed out TO the far'
sxs that the growing u f'&x VII
eaaniea 50 rntaslan with othsr sFa
caused no tnoss exhaas'!nn ~ ihe
than other eefrals ana not no. asieh
eats Flax takes ronzlderasliy MI
nitrogen from tho aoii lhtp alsssk
oats. but that shemlea' pfennftg i
pe replaced hy wtatlns ihp gIax N
cioyur.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
AMERICAN AeSociATiON.
SUGAR. cR0P sA0RT

San Juan. Porto Rico, Sept 22-The
government ANNOUNCED today thar the
last sugar crop aggregated 100000
short tons or 3..0e) tons less than
the 1913 crop. II added that ship
ipenis 10 date had been 24t,0o0 tons.
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GIRLS IN SERVICE

ionaoni @,pt ss-.ssNo9gsa Hn4 Il
IA EcvsFnmsns apfyies " home
abroad nov sosas Nj pfuxlsaatsiy {
ofe Al the sAme slIne III iyit IA
wer. Icas than so.ono empsoyp1
the government. Tho hmh mark ,
reached aaring shs war. howe
Y ben the srmssssce WA signed II
were sa0.dao In thu service.
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10 eyery hosne wtefe there srs x
ifsn there ahouii be = bcstio
WHITES cREAM vERMiruur
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