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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17
JAPANSKO A MlROVA KONFE
RENEE.
WASHINGTON VYVRACl ZPRAVY JAPANSKO
AMERICKYCH TRENlCfCH.1

Pafiz, 13. dubna. (OpoZde-
ma zprava.) - V politickych
kruzich parizskych ovlada o.
tazka, zda Japonsko skutecne
odvola sve delegaty z mirove
konference nasledkem vyne-
chant odstavce V statutu Ligy
narodu, kterym by byly vsech-
ny rassy rovnocennymi.
Baron Maxine. nacelnik mi
kadovycn vysiancd1 ma Nysfov
ne rozkazy. ably Sc lined do
Japonska vratil, jestlize zmine
ny paragraf nebude V stanovy
zarazen a nebylo by prave zad
nym velkym prekvape1im, kdy
by danych povelu V nejblizSich
dnech uposlechl.
jest vSak dosti pochybno, ze
by japanska delegace Pariz o.
pustila drive, NEAL by byly u
rovnany nektere obchodni otaz
ky V ASH japanskych zajmu Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17
lW;S'Sl VS. Wssl Y! 5 81
POSTOVNf ZRlZENEC
ZATCEN.

Rozvazec postovnich balic-
XII Ant. Placio zatcen byl wee
ra pro pobodani sveho kolegy
AL. Cerneho, 113 Lakeside A.
We. Mezi obema povsta!o me-
dorozumeni k Will postovnimu
autu. Cerny tvrdil, ze jiste au-
to prideleno bylo post nistrem
ku rozvazce jenom a Placio ci-
nil 81 naroky ma tyz stroj a po
sleze sve duvody doplnil ka-
pesnim nozem, kterym Cerne-
no ma prsou pobodal. Raneny
je lekarskem oSetrovani a
Placio "a mfizi ma ustredni
stanici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17
STfZNOST OBYVATELU
VYCH. 66. AVE. A HUB
BARD AVE.

Obyvate,e 2 okoli vych. &C.
ulice a Hubbard ave. podali u
policie formalni stiZnost vuci
tovarni firme Ferro Machine
and Foundry Co., kteryzto "a
vod odvazi pry sve odpadky
do blizskych strzi a We skutec
no5ti cele sousedstvi znecis. u
je. Policejni zalobce vydal pro
ii tovarne rozkaz, die n6hoz po
dobne vyvazeni popele a sme-
ii ma byti zastaveno. Pozdeji
mesto rozhodne, kan tovarna
ma sve odpadky odvazeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17
VALECNA PROHIBICE Me-
MUZE BYTI VYNUCO.
VANA.

Vynuceni valecne prohibice
je ponechano pravnikum Spo-
jenych Statu, jak prohlasil ko-
misar dani Rooper. Jak zna-
mo, valecna prohibice ma priji
ii platnost den /. cervence.
- Nadchazky, zo pro obtlze
spojene S vynucovanim prohi-
bice valecne, president nebo
kongres odlozi pusobnost Ia
kona, jsou obsazeny We vyro-
ku pana Roopera. ktery pra.
vii. re vydani licensi, zakaza-
ne va,ecnou prohibici. presta-
ne l. cervencem. neZastavi-li
president nebo kongres pnsOb
most zakona.
We spojeni $ tim mnoho adj
ministracnich urednlku radi
presidentovi, ably predesel pro
hibici prohlasenim, re armada
jest de nobilisovana. Mysll Sc.
re komisar Rooper vefi. re
prohibice nemuze byti vynuce-
ma, aniz by bylo vydano zvlast
nj zakonodarstvi, jimz by So
zrizovala vynucovaci jednatel.
ma. Pan Rooper pravil: LIZ :
nj eXistuje Zvlast1i stav, KITE
ry byl privoden tim, re zako-
nodarna opomanula prijati Ia
kon a povoliti penize ma zfize-
nj kancefare pro vynucovani
prohibice va,ecne. EXistujici
dane ma lihoviny S ohledem k
.ledovo,ene vyrob6 a prodeji
zustanou ovSem platnosti az
do odvolani kongresem. Do te
DOLBY vynucovany budou ured-
Milky vniti-nich dani. Komisar
pravil dale. re iedina authori-
ia. ktera byla dana temto IL
rednikum, tyce Sc upravy W.
roby a prodeje vina a lihovin
k ucelu n meSnim. lekarskym
a pod. A tn je nova nejistota,
pokud Sc tkne prohibice mezi
/. carvencem 16. lednem
1920, kdy dodatek k ustave We
jde V pla .nost. Nekteri 1redni-
ci rikaii, re tuto neiistotu bu-
de mono napraviti, bude-li CO
nejdrive svolan kongres k "a
sedani. ale mnozi JIM pochybu
il, IDA bude mono vycviciti do
statek uredniku pro kancelaf
tuto do l. cervence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17
VOJENSKE ODDELENf MA
MESTSKEM HRBlTOVE.

Mesto Cleveland ma SVEN pc
hrebisti v Highland Park Ia
ridi zvlaStni oddeleni, kde jen
pozustatky vojinu re svetove
valky budou pohrbivany. Od-
de,eni TO bude oznaceno vyso
kym mramorovyn jehlancem,
ma nemz ocitnou Sc jmena
vSech We Francii padlych neb
"a jinych okolnosti zemrelych
hrdinu-C u-Cleveland' anu, jejichz
pozd statky budou sem postu-
penn casu re zamori prevaze-
ny. Podle poslednich washing
to'askych zprav We Francii ze-
mrelo asi 700 Cleveland anu.
VXyOT vpj.:C1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17
NEPOKOJE V IRSKU.
PROTESTY PROTI STANNEMU PRAVU.

Limerick, l6. dubna. Dnes
So pripojilo k vseobecne stav-
ce j delnictvo zeleznicnich d.
len jako protes ,em proti mari
zeni vladnimu, kterym Sc v ne
kterych krajich Irska zavadi
sta.1ne pravo. Stavka vSak ne
ma ma zeleznicni dopravu val
neho vlivu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17

dotykajici. zadost japa,1ska,
ktera by skuteEne zasahovala
" prava zemi rozhodovati O
ton kdo ma byti do zem6 pri-
pusten, ma mnoho oponentu.
Protestuji prof. tomu neien
Spojeine Staty ale Australia.
Washington, IS. dubna. -
Uraduiici statni sekretar Polk
.d1es potvrdil spoiednani, Y
sngfffz Jest poplrafio. ze byssta
va!a mezi Spojenymi Staty a
Japanskem sporna otazka o po
liticke situaci sibifske. Zname
trenice meZi americkych VOL
ske n a Japanci Tsientsinu
byly jen mistniho razu a dav-
jno jiz byly urovnany. Podob-
ne nepravdivou byla nry
zprava, die ktere Sc America
ne zdrAhali bojovati Japan
ci proto, ze poslednejsi strileli
zeny a ditky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17

VYSTEHOVAI-ECTVf ZE SP. STATU.

New York l6 dubna. - Nedostatek prace uvad6n Jest
We spoen vekym navalem cizho du kterI Sc snaz A.
meriky vstehova do sarych vlast Newyorskvm psavem
vrao z tisice sce lidu kery nalehav6 pozaduje
sovn do Evropy Vetsina ch ma 1spor kolen 1000
doaru ac nesou prave dky ppady re rodna sebou
az $4,000 Vysehovalecke urady spatruji vnkazu
en nedosatek zamestnan zemi povstay denobisaci
keho voska ale koreny noveho stehovani naodu vez jim
de- Cd H. lstopadu kdy podepsano byo pri6 vystavly
rady umistene cenci Battery Place 1921 cestovnch
prukaznich sn nchz 68 900 navraceo domu dspora
mi zskanych praci vaecnem prumyslu Pxrniky puiic
zejmena do stfedoZemnich pristavu jsou preplneny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17
STAVKOVNf HNUTf v NEMECKU MA
STAI.EM POSTUPU.


Bremen. 16. dubna. Zde by
LA proh,asena generalni stavka,
jez Sc nejpatrneji jevi We vel
kych prumyslovych zavodech
a ma poulicnich drahach. Ply
'narny a elektrarny jsou dosud
ale v cinnosti.
Vyjednavani mezi zamest-
nanci zamestnavateistve v
Berliae zvysenou mzdu a
Ipravo delnikI, ably byli "a
stoupeni hlasem vlastnim RI
ditelstvech, inevedlo k cili, jak
hlasi bezdratna depese dosla
z hlavniho mesta. Nasledkem
toho rozhodli Sc zamestnanci
Ivyvolati vSeobecnou stavku,
jiz dnes, vyjma onech zavodd
cd nichz zavisi verejna potre-
ba.
Pariz, 16. dubna. Mirova
konferenca dosud .jesle postra
da primych zprav z Bavorska
kuse depeSe opakuji celkove
| jeln udalosti dnu prave minu-
'lych. Ably mirovi delegati byli
O udalostech V Nemecku pri-
mo a spolehlive informovani
odebere Sc do Berlina zvlaStni
americka komise, jez odcestu-
'je z Parize jiz dneSniho vece-
IA. Mezi cleny jest tez Creel,
jenz. v podobnem smeru jiz NJ
kolikrate konal sluzbu zpravo-
dajskou.
Bern, Svycarsko, l6. duhna.
Vojsko a podddstojnici nemec
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17
NOVY ZELAND ZUSTANE.
"VLHKYM''.

Londyn, 16 dubna. = Hlasovanim novozelandskych
nu souzcich mno vast bya temef z odhlasovana proh
bice porazena vice jak 1000 hasy Zakazovat zem he
deli vyuztkovat nepfitomnost von ale museli podrob
pfan cele zem6 jez pala ably 100000 muzt nalezacch
rdznvch zomfch, podali zakazu sve rozhodnuti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17

Ma hranicich m6sta za3tavu
il vojenske patro.y kazdeho
prichoziho a pozaduji cestovni
prdkazni listing.
Mistnl delnicky vybor stav-
kovnl ,naridil. ably veskere u
helni sklady obchody potravi
nami byly otevreny iako oby-
cejne, jine obchody tovarny
must vSak byti zavrenv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17
NOVA DLAZBA MA
BROADWAY.

Okre5ni komisari prodali
vcera "a $4,000 bondu urce-
nych pro novou dlazbu ma
Broadway, mezi vych "a. uli-
CT a vych IS. ulici. kterazto
dlazba bude stat celkem
$167.0O0.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17

Ike armady protestuji proti roz
kazu, jimz Sc narizuie, ably
.vojsko bylo p.aceno jako V do
be miru a protest zduraznuii
hrozbou, re vyjdou ma stavku,
nebude-li narizeni odvolano.
Voiaci prohlasuji, ze mirovy
plat nikterak neodpovida o.
brovske drahote a vSechny dial
81 pozadavky podali nejvySsi-
mu velitelstvi, jez Sc vymlou-
va. ze nema pravomoci pra-
MIN temto vyhoveti a ze poza-
davek musi byti predlozen mi
nisterskemu kabinetu We Vyma
rll
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25
AT THE CHURCHES

Pastors Of the various churches in
the city have announced their services
and sermon subjects for Sunday as
follows:
Baptist, Rev. r. B. Davidson-Morn-
ing, The Home OF the SOUL evening,
THE Positive in Life; football ser
mon.
ST. Paul's Episcopal. Rev. o. c. Fox
Morning. "A Power We Can Not
Estimate"
Friends. Rev. H. W. cope-Rev
William S. Kitch viii preach both
morning and evening.
Elm Lutheran, Rev. A. J. Anders-
Morning, ITO Be Loosed From Sim:
evening, 'Concern About Earthly
Things"
Methodist, Rev w. c. Crowder-
Morning, The Worlds Greatest Song;
evening, "The Mantle Of Elijah"
Church of the Nazarene. Rev. ]. H.
Vaace-Morning, Have Ye Received
the Holy Ghost Since Ye Believed?'
evening. evangelistic service.
State Street United Evangelical Rev.
S. n. Ramige-Morning. THE Judg-
ment;" evening. The Withered Hand
Presbyterian. Rev. J. A. Laurie
"A Saying. Faithful and Worthy Of all
Acceptation:" evening. If Any Man
Thirst"
Westminster Chapel, Rev. J. A.
Laurie--Evening." Theodore Roosevelt
Trinity Lutheran, Rev. Carl Hender-
son-Morning. forgiveness" evening
Jerusalem" \
Spiritualist, Rev. Eva Mccoy-Even-
ing Fellowship service and messages
conducted by Mrs. N. r. Price or De.
Moines.
First United Evangelical, Rev. g. J.
Roths-Morning. Our Stewardship"
evening, 1.-The Road TO Trust-town.'
First Church Of Christ. Scientist
Morning. Probation After Death"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25

weeks at ths homo Of n. anA Nra a
h. walker. Mr.. WiIllans alee epeae
. few days In Peoria VITA rssne
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25

Nra W. w.'wfuiams arrived homo
this morning from Assumption. Ill,
where she has been Waiting for two
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25
1.-THE DANCING WIDOW"
A. the Odeon The=ter. Monday Even.
ing, Oct. n.

The plot Of THE Dancing Widow"
(which win be presented at the Odeon
Monday evening concerns a lot OK
people and their wives and sweethearts
tangled up in a maze of mistaken
identities. California and its fashion
able hotels furnish the background
A marvellous series OF representations
Of famous moving pocture artists lends
an air Of mystery to IT which keeps
the plot moving along by getting the
people concerned into trouble and out
Of it again end when trouble gets too
threatening. the author by an unique
manipulation of his characters breaks
them into song and laughter. A rich
iy gowned and pretty choEas adds to
the festivities. The musical score
comprises twenty Of the latest Euro
pean song and dance hits that have
London and Paris whistling them up
and down the Mall and Boulevard.
Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25

He told OF the ambitions Of the club
TO score highest honors at the state
fair in 1920 and outlined the plans for
the exhibit next year. In presenting
Mr.. Buchanan. Chairman Keyser said
he would introduce the man who had
done more than anyone else to place
the farm life OF Marshall county on
it's proper plane: a man known per-
sonaIly TO few citizens OF Marshall
town tho widely known by his works,
but known 10 nine-tenths Of the
farmers Of the county, whom he had
assisted
E P. Gale. speaking for the dtrecto-
rate Of the sIarshaLtown Club, said
the club regretted the overrigid en-
forcerneut OF the automobile traffic
regulations on purely technical
grounds against out Of town autoists-
The club did not, he said. countenance
the infraction of law. but felt that
traffic regulations were too rigidly en-
forced, officers making arrests on
trivial technicaIities.
Care For Country Visitors.
At the close Of the meeting Chair
man Eeysar announced that, guests
from the country who were unable 70
return home because Of the heavy rain
would be provided with sleeping quar-
ters at the Y. II. c. A. Several took
advantage of the invitation. Others
were cared for by the club at the Pill
grim and Stoddart-
Souvenirs were distributed to the
members Of the beef club at the close
of the meeting by Norris & Co. Chi
cago: Marshalltown Trowel Company
Marshall Oil Company. Fisher Gov
ernor Company. Western Grocer Com
pany, Marsnaiitown State Bank, F--st
National Rank. Security Savings Bank
and Iowa Savings Bank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25

Mrs. Margaret Schechter, OF this
city. Thursday was installed as presi-
dent Of the Rebekah assembly Of Iowa
ar meeting at Anies, for the 1919
1990terrn. The installation took place
at the, closing session OF the assembly.
Mrs. Schechter succeeds Miss Georgia
Quigley. of Des Moines, to the highest
office in the Rebekah order in the
jurisdiction of Iowa. The past year
she has held the office of vice presi-
dent Of the assembly.
4 reception was rendered Mrs.
Schechter Friday evening by the mem,
bers Of Electric Rebekah Lodge, No.
ISL. Of this city, at the Odd Fellows
hail. Past state officers, members OF
the local lodge and members Of other
fraternal orders of which Mrs
,SchHhter is a member were present.
Present from out Of the city were
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25

Miss Georgia Quigley, OF Des Moines,
junior past president: Mrs. Alta Strik-
er, past president and matron OF Odd
Fellows home, Mason City, and Mrs.
Leah washburn, OF Mason City. past
president: o. II. Sweeney, Of Waterloo,
past grand master; George Adair,
chairman OF the board Of trustees. Odd
Fellows home. Mason City, and Mrs.
Maude Bunker. of Cambridge.
4 program OF speaking and music
was given, the visiting past officers
and Mrs. Schechter delivering address
veIoos WsISoId az, SuIMoroI So
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Schechter Is a native Of Le-
Grand and has spent all her life In
Marshall county. She has long been
identified with lodge activities In this
city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25
PARTY AZ THE ~"

All Boys Over Ten Year, >SNilI Gath.
or At ~" Next eaturday Night.
A party for all boys In town over 10
years old win be given. next Saturday.
NoY. at o'clock, at the Y. II. c. A..
under the auspices Of leaders corps.
A contest between the different graded
schools will be held this week to see
aoS many. boy. they &C.: get from
their school TO attend. A captain and
two lieutenants from each school hal
been chosen to act as q committee.
The party VIII consist Of stunts.
moving pictures, eats and peanut
scramble. All boys In the city are vel.
come to come.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25
ALoYsIus J. sTEoMAN WEBS
Marsbailtowr Boy Takes Waterloo
Girl as Bride,

Announcement. OF the marriage a.
Waterioc, on Oct. Is. OF Alcysius John
stegman, son Of M. and Mrss. Jacob
stegnan, OF This city, to 1Hiss l1aryy
g. Lynch, OF Waterloo, have just been
rscAiye1 hsye Mr.. Stegnan, who has
80. srscIaved at waterloo sipce re-
turning from the army, ana nis p. DIS
VII make their homo in that city. ~.
gteeJpAD ~ q metal worker, ne serves
With tEs American exre6iuenary
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25
CLUB BANQUETs
BEEF PRODUCERS
MEMBERS OF sAsY BEEF CLUB
GUESTS OF HONOR At
DINNER.
COMMUNITY MEETING
PROVES GREAT SUCCESS
Dean curtiss. Of Iowa State College,,
Delivers Principal Acknowledgement
stratien of Meat Cutting Given by
Fred GeseiI, of chieaso-6uohanan
and kouier on Program.

Complimentary to the members Of
the Marshall County Baby Beef Club,
I the Marshalltown Club entertained
! 300 guests Friday evening at a dinner
given at Shrubs hall. The forty OF
more members of the beef club were
( the honored guests and the dinner was
arranged to show the appreciation OF
the commercial organization for the
handsome results attained by the
youthful beef producers. The dinner,
which brought together city and
country members OF the Marshaltowp
Club. was the most successful meet
ing OF farmers and city folk ever held
in the city. Altho the most noteworthy
result OF the meeting will be the en-
couragement 10 the members Of the
| beef club 10 continue their work, the
gathering Was worth while in that it
cemented the good fellowship between
the farmer and the business man.
Many farmers came to the city. de-
spite the threatening weather. to attend
the dinner and few women took ad-
vantage Of the eleventh hour invita-
ton 10 attend. All but two or three
members OF the beef club were present.
Encouragement From, Dean curtiss.
Following dinner. served at .s:I5. q
program OF unusual interest was given.
including an address. by Dean c. F.
, CC-:!ss. Of Iowa State College; a DEM
onst-ation OF beef cutting by Fred
GeseI. OF Morris & Co. Chicago. and
brief talks by County Agent ". A.
Buchanan and c. II. Ksmler. secretary
of the afaIshaIitown Club. Dr.. Pai2}.
E Keyser acted as chairman Of the
meeting.
Dean Curtiss addressed himself
principally to- the members Of the beef
club but he brought q message 10
farmer and business man alike which
net with the closest attention OF his
audience. The increasing importance
Of the farm was the theme OF Dean
Curtiss' address. and he impressed
upon the minds of the beef producers
that farmers employment was truly
a mans JOB.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25

The annual inspection OF Frank NJ.
Thomas. w. r. c. No. Q. was conduct
ed Thursday afternoon. al the east
court room, with Lura Berger, OF ced-
ar Rapids, past department president.
as Inspector. The corps had as It's
guests the members OF the corps from
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25

the soldiers home and many members
Of Frank NJ. Thomas post. O. A. r.
The corps received many compliments
from the inspector for the showing
made. Following inspection a social
hour was enjoyed ami refreshments
were served.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25
STOLEN HORSE RECOVERED
Found Near Newton But Boy Accuse
Of Theft 10 MISSING.

The horse stolen from the Linn 1iv-
cry barn at State Center. 4 week ago,
belonging to II. L. Wilson, Of that
place, was found Friday by the Jasper
county sheriff. near Newton. where II
had been left at farm house by a
boy last Sunday. The lad has not been
found. The boy called at the Linn barn
last Saturday with q written order,
purported to be signed BY the owner,
giving the Lad permission to use the
horse. He rode away and has not been
seen since that>tiu The horse is be-
Ing held at Newton for the owner and
Jasper county authorities are making
q search for the boy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25
AMERICAN LEGION suTToNe, Z
Commander Warren Stevens Reeeives
~ First Shipment.

: Commander Warren Stevens, OF
Frank Click post, American Legion
Friday received 200 American Legion
buttons, which will be sold to menu
bers at cost. A second shipment or
800 buttons Is expected next week
There has been q constant demand for
the en,blems but TO the present time
the local post has been unable 70 re-
ceive q shipment. The membership
buttons, with bronze csHeer. with a
eslyer-centeTed buttons Tor
wounded men, have been placed AT tas
Halberg store, for the convenience OF
the men, and will be sold strictly at
cost
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-23
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE

State OF Oklahoma, Carter county, IS.
In the county court. Probate 9O7.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
OF an order of the county court of Car.
ter county. state Of Oklahoma, made
and entered on the 11th day of July.
1919, the undersigned guardian will
offer for sale and sell at public
auction TO the highest and best
bidder an oil and gas mining lease on the
23rd day Of July. 1919. at O'Clock p. m
the following described lands situated iu
Garvin county. state of Oklahoma, to-
wit:
The southeast quarter Of the north
east quarter OF section 20. township
north, range west, containing forty
t40) acres.
Said oil and gas lease will he sold on
the following terms and conditions. to-
wit: To the highest and best bidder. for
cash, on confirmation of sale and de-
livery OF lease.
Said sale to be held in the county
court room OF Carter county, Oklahoma,
at the time above stated.
Dated this 18th day of July. 1919.
J. J. MUNDELL. Guardian
Of the Estate Of Roy Jackson Mauldin.
. minor. 175
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-23
OVER ONE HUNDRED
OCCUPATIONS ARE BEING
TAUGHT DISABLED MEN

Washington, July 22-The question
as to where disabled eX-service men
are re-educated is answered by the
fact that 5,077 disabled soldiers, sail.
ors, and marines under the direction
of the federal board for vocational edu.
cation are in training in more than
seven hundred different institutions
throughout the country. Five hun
dred and fortysiX schools and colleges
now number wounded soldiers among
their students; and one hundred and
ninety eight commercial and industrial
establishments have disabled men on
their force learning the trade. In or
der to give the men the kind of courses
they want as near their homes as pos
sible, the federal board for vocational
education has selected all types of in
stitutions for their training Elemen.
tary schools and state universities, the
small service station, and the manu-.
featuring establishments of the new.
est type of automobiles. Y. NJ. c. A.
schools, trade schools, big shops and
small shops, all vie with each other
in giving their best training to these
returned soldiers.
The courses they choose differ as
the temperament of the men. Five
hundred thirteen of them are study
ing some branch of agriculture; 721
have chosen manufacturing and me
chanical pursuits; 2S9 are taking en-
giheering courses; 104 are learning
drafting and designing; All are now
pursuing purely educational oour5es
preparatory to a vocational course.
Forty-four are taking law, and sixty
four medicine Those taking CONNER.
cial courses number ,049.
More xhan one hundred different
occupations are being taught to dis
kbled soldiers, Sailors, and marines
under the administration of the voca-
tional rehabilitation act.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-23
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From Chills, Ague
Malaria, Etc.
yOUR DEALER WILL aLWAhs
RECOMMEND SWAMP CHILL
Avn FEVER TONIC.

one dealer says. II handle Ill 'h'>
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II he or she will use no other kind'
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same. And thousands Of sufferers
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II contains no calomel and is pleas
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and bowes--a big advantage over oth'
er chill tonics.
Swamp Chill Tonic is prescribed by
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know that its ingredients form the
best remedy there Is for malaria ana
ague. And it's just as good for colds
and grippe too.
Price 60 cents at all dealers. Get
bottle today. AoN'