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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
PARA Ell AL-Ivio De DOLORES
REuMATisMo

Cuando listed sienta duros v dolo-
ridos los mdsculos, las coyunturas con
dolencias y Sc siente 0 difieultad
al YER sin ocasionarle dolores,
procure maseiear las parties afecta-
das con 81 Linimento de Chamber
lain. Este aliviara las d~olencias y
hara Ell descanGo v ell sueho %posibles.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
LA NoTIcIA DEL MoTiN
Or ARCHANGIE NEGADO

Nueva York, JUNO s0-Los repor-
ties de un motfn en- ell frente de Ar
changed ell ultimo Mario entire los
miembros de la infanterfa $3.50 fue-
ron negados hoy por ell Mayor I.
Brooks Nichols de Detroit. v Ell Capt.
tan H. G. WINSTON de Madison, Wis
consin, comandando a lie compohia Il
la unidad que Sc dice que Sc habia
mesclado en- el motfn, Ambos Off
ciales r%egresaron en- ell Won Steuben
81 cual trajo de regreso a la pri.
mer completa unidad que regresa del
~servicio de pcupaci6n en- Ell sector
de Archangel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
Difuntos

FL funeral de la Sra. Juanita Lopez
de Garcia, que falleci0 en- su residen-
cha on la Gale del Colegio Ell martes
por la mahana, fue tenido 81 jueves
ppdo a las 500, en- la catedral de
San Francisco. La Sra. Garcia ha-
bia estado en- mala salud por algdn
tempo Y SUI muerte Sc esperaba sin
remedio. lie %sobreviven su esposo,
tres hiios y una hija, todos son resi-
denies de Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

Don ENRIQUE Martinez, de Yelar-
de, fue un visitante de Ia Capital

HN~T $500 -UHE
de, fue i'm visitante de la Capital
Hilarlo Delgado, es otro de los jove'
mes que regres6 de Francia durante
la semana.
Alfonso Herrera, hij0 de q. Lupe
Herrera de esta ciudad arrib0 de Fran
cia durante Ia semana.
Don Rafael Lucero, de Las Vegas,
miembro de la p0licia mOntada fue
uno de los v~isitantes de la Capital.
Jose Sena, hijo de Bariano r.. Sena,
Sr, ha regresado de California donde
Sc hallaha atendiendo a un Seminario,
III ST.. ~ la Sra. Pedro Ortiz y Pine
y Ia Sritar Fabeala (. de Baca, de
Galisteo, visitaron a varios amigos
de la Capital.
ri Secretario de Estado Hon. Ma
nuel Martinez, regres0 81 martes de
Amarillo, Texas, donde se halsaba
con asuntosf legales.
Jancrecio Sena, hijo de Don Maria
no Sena Sr, regres6 ell LINES por ia
mahana ~procedente de Francia. Se-
ma fue un miembro de las r d. A.
Ell Captain de la policia montada
ST.. Al. "A. Sena, de Las Vegas, wish
to la Capital con negocios de la po-
licfa ante Ell ejecutivo, %durante Ia SCI
mana.
Don g. Lupe Herrera, ha hecho un
viaje a Denver, con Ell fin de obte-
ner los necesarios para abrir n ele-
gante fonda en- Ia Gale San Francis
co. Segun Sc informa.
Jose Cortina ha ~regresado de allen
de los mares, donde sirvi6 con las
F. q. a., Bait. G, S41ro. Artillerfa.
Els uno de los ~verdaderos heroes que
estnvo bajo fuego y fue herido.
Ell Gobernador Larrazolo, partio
aver por la maiiana para Las Vegas
donde atendera a la Reunion de Va
queros, como tambien a la conferen-
cia del idioma Espahol.
Manuel b. Otero, anterior colec
tor de rentas internas de Nuevo Me-
xico y Arizona, fue un yisitante con
negocias en- la Capital durante la Sc
mana. Otero es residente de Al
buQuerque.
Conrad Valdez, anteriormente en-
pleado del establecimiento de And
rews' Y que Sc encontraba Q el
cuerpo de veterinarios de las f. e.
IA. en- Francia por los tltimos diez
meses, regreso a su hogar 81 domingo
Ell joven Eduardo Gomez, de Co
bernador, N. Mex, procedente de
Europa paso por esta para Ell lugar
de su Residential. FL joven Gomez,
de paso nos hizo una agradable vista
Pertenecia el al departamento m6dico
Y estuvo en- Francia un aho,
Don Ramon Sandoval, de CerrillOs,
estuyo en- nuestro despacho a prin-
cipiOs de la semana. Ell Sr. Sando-
val nos informa que los ~labradores
p0r los lugares donde 81 vive Sc ha-
liam sumamente contentos con las re-
cientes lluvias. Antics de partir Sc
abon6 a nuestra larga lista de sus-
c~ritores. Gracias Don Ramon.
Ell popular y patricia joyen Miguel
Delgado, de 224 Palace Ave. regres0
del s~ervicio de allende los mar du
rante la semana. Ell joyen Delgado
es hijo de la destinguida Sra. +. B
Delgado. Miguel Sc ha destinguido
por su marcado patriotismo en- dos
ocasiones, p-rimeramente o~freciendo
sus servicios como v~oluntario en- las
fuerzas de la frontera cunado Ia in
cursi6n de Villa, y ahora con La Gran
Guerra Mundial en- donde tambien fue
voluntariamente. Sirvi0 en- Europa
como Clarfn de la G., II, Div. Goth.
F%elicitamos al joven patricia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

mismo 10 he tornado y 10 he Recetado q mis-
p~acientea con los resultados mas sorptendentes.
pfacticos y maraviIosos. Todos aquellos que
deseen aumentar su fuerza, poder y resistencia
encontraran con este remedio los resultados mas
electives v favorables que iamAs hayan expert
mentado con FL use de- otros remedies.
NADIA ifuporta que t0nlcos 8 remedies de hierro
I'd. haya tornado sin hAberie dado result ADDS
satisfactorios. ST Ud. no es fuerte 8 sc siente
bien, CORE de su cuenta el verifcar la prueba que
signe. Yea cuanto tempo puede trabaiar v que
distancia puede andar sin cansarse. Despues
tome dos tabletas de cinco granos de HERO
NUXADO tres wees al dia despues de las COM
idas por dos semanas. Entonces pruebe SUI
fuefza y rntre haber 10 que ha ganado. Ell
HIERRO NUXADO aumentara Ia fuerza de las
personaE dellcadas, debiles, y creara resistencias
robusta en- muchos casos en- el reducido periodic
de dos semanas,
Meta del FahFicante: FL HERO MUXApO
81 clal es recomendado ? recetado pOr los medl-
cos no eB IN relnedio abgoiutnmente eecreto Hin6
cue 90 muy bien eonocido por los farmac8utcos.
Al no ser parecid0 q tlos. pr0ductos de hero
0rg6nicos mas vieios es Supplements eztmilado, no
hace dafo q la dentadusa nj la pone negra, nj
tamn0co causA TRANSFORMS en- 81 est6magO. FL
fabricaute a~aranfiza resultadon 6atisfact0ri0B y
fellcee en- cada. cnmpra cue 90 haea de 10 CON
paFie 90 delolvera q dinero Los priBcipales
farn&oauiicon do eata ciudad 10 Henen q Ia vents
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
Ell BOOZE" NO ES UNA
puENA CURA.

(Del "Ames Iowa Intelligeneer.')
Cuando un hombre venga ante U.S.
ted sufriendo de terribles dolores y le
declare que morira en- vuestra pre-
sencia 81 no Sc lie procura una be-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

Unidos (Retirados) debiendo tambien mencionar
q Juez Atkinson del Ia Cofte Federal de Re-
clamaciones de Washington.
Referente al yalor del HERO NUXADO Ell
Comisario de Sandal de Ia ciudad de Chicago
William r. Kerr ha dichos Como ComisaTio
de Sandal de la ciudad de Chicago me he visto
precise variaa veces en- recomeldar diferentes
medicines. aguas minerales. etc.. etc. Jamas me
he inclinado q recomendar particularmcnte nit-
gun ~yenedio, peru .~referente al HERO NUX-
ADO me sientn diferente " creo debo hacer una
exception enesta fegla. Juzgando por mi propla
experiencla con este preparado. debo decir que es
inremediotan valuable Importance que deberia
de tsarse en- todos los hospitales v Ser recetado
nor todos losmedicose en- este pals Isl mi recomen-
dacion sirve para inducir a las personals debiles y
acabadas a que tomen HERO .NUxADOl
para de esta forma recibir los maraviilnsos bene-
hcios t6nicos los cnales 70 he recibido, me sentire
grandemente gratiicado y satisfecho Ell haber
hecho esta exception en- Ia recommendation de
remedies durante el transcuEso de mi vida.
"a Doctor Schuyler @. Jacques .~cirujano de
vista que fne del Hospital de St. Elizabeth de
Nueva York diio: .Jamas en- mi vida be dado
c~onsejos 9 information medica para su pubica-
ci6n pore q motive de que ord~inaramcnte no tengo
te en- este metodo. pero en- consideration al
HIERRO NUxADO me siento que seria negli-
genie en- nils dsberes 81 no meacionarlo. Xo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
oPERARIos De TELEGRAPH
ELEcTRicISTAS EN- HuELGA

st. Louis. Mo- JUNO 26.-Operarios
de Telefono y electricistas salieron de
los lugares de sus faenas hoy al me-
do dfa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

Alfonso Herrera, hij0 de @. Lupe
Herrera de esta ciudad arrib0 de Fran
cia durante la semana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

Don Rafael Lucero, de Las Vegas,
miembro de la policfa montada fue
uno de los visitantes de la Capital.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

fntengencia deplhtaoa. .Depiidad de tu- "
era en- los nervios signihca falta de M
voluntad natural. Muchas rnujeres y
honbres fracasan exactamente cuando
les Queda muy POGO para veneer por ell mo-
two de que no hacen uso de gu mentalidadc con
Ia ftierza 6sica y energia la cual Sc produce cuando
sc tiene suficiente hero en- Ia sangre. Ese des-
falleciiniento i~rrltante que hace sentir a la persona
tremendamente indispuesta-esta es la clase de
sehal que Ia naturaleza da a las personals cam
sadas y debiles cuando la sangre esta .clanlando
por hero y mas hero para restorar la salud y
enriquecer Ia sangre Como al rnlsnno tempo
crear miles de celdillas de sangre nueva y pura.
En- mi opinion el curse mas grande en- la salud
y fuerza del pueblo Americana de hoy es Ia
alarmante dehciencia de hero en- Ia sangre.
Hero es absolutar1ente esencial para permitir
que su sangre transforme Ell alimento que toma en-
fuerza. resistencia e inteligencia. Sin hero no
puede haher fuerza, vitalidad y resstencia para
combatir los obstaculos que ocasionen los esfuer-
EOS severosl La falta de hero en- la sangre del
hombre ha arriinado las venas de este y tacil-
mente lie ha robado de la fuerza viril y agilldad "a
cual es tan ~necesaria para llegar a Ia curnbre del
exito en- todos los caminos de la vida.
Por consiguiente aconseio que todos aquenos
que sientan Ia necesidAd de fuerza 8 renovation
dc "a sanere y. Dor 10 tanto desean receta medlca
para la adquisici6n de hero organico-HIERRO
NQNADOE 81 I'd. no se uuiere tornar esta
molcstia. puede con toda contianza compra sola-
pnente HlERRON UXADO en- paduetes originaS
les y yea. 81 q npmbre especial kHiERRO
NUNADO) esta escfito en- ei paquete. 81 I'd.
na tornado otIas preparedness de hero y han
laliado el producer resultados satisfactofios,
tenga en- cuenta que tales preparaclones sc
hiheten enteramente del HERO NUXADO
81 cual ma sido ex-cesivanente endorsado Y reco-
mendado por los especialiatas medicos mas pro-
mineptes que han estado al cargo de los hospitales
de mas importancia tanto en- los Estndos .Unldos
como en- otras f~iaciones del mundo ciyilizado y
debemos citar al Honorable Leslie Nj. Shaw Jefe
que tue del Eabinete presidential, an~tlguamente
Senador de los Estados Unidos y candidate para
"a viceptesidencia. como al mismo tempo Chas.
q, Towne miembro que fu& del Congress- v dis
ungnIdos GeneTalea del Eieroito dc los Estadoa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

Hilarlo Delgado, es otro de los love
mes que regres6 de Francia durante
la semana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

jose Sena, hijo de Bariano r.. Sena,
Sri, ha ~regresado de California donde
Sc hallaha atendiendo a un Seminario,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

III ST.. AZ la Sra. Pedro Ortiz y Pine
u Ia SritaT Fabeala c. de Baca, de.
Galisteo, visitaron a yarios amigos
de la Capital.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

Don Ramon Sandoval, de Cerrillos.
estuvo en- nuestro despacho a prin-
cipios de la semana FL ST.. Sando-
val nos informa que los labradores
por los lugares donde 81 vive Sc ha-
liam sumamente contentos 0 las re-
cientes Iluvias. Antes de partir Sc
abon0 a nuestra larga lista de sus-
critores. Gracias Don Ramon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

ri Secfetario de Estado Hon. Ma
nuel Martinez, regreso Ell martes de
Amarillo, Texas, donde se haliaba
con asuntosf legales.
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VIRTUOUS WIVES s 4; VT n, '; /: s.. 4:

Copyright. 1918. BY Little. Brown q Coz
doesn't come. What time is IT'D"
"Half past FIVE"
Not for an instant had she the
slightest doubt that Irma had lied
to her. She had seen the truth in
Andrews eyes in that bitter mo-
ment Of mutual humiliation. How
long had it been going one All hel
anger was directed toward the WON.
an. Yes; she had taken her revenge
threefoldl
"She wasn't embarrassed at ALL
she thought bitterly. Quite de-
lighted, of course"
Tea now?"
II don't see why they don't come,
she said nervously.
Kitty never is on time, yor
know"
Eyes; but l want them to come,
she said DULY. Andrew must see al
the difference that existed between
his situation and hers.
"They may be waiting outside
Shall I seer"
please"
She thought Of the anger she hat
shown in the first shocked moment
of recognition. That had been a
mistake. 1t had only played into
Irma's hands. She should have
stayed and shown her indifference
treated the situation with lightness
covered up the wound to her van
ity. What a delicious revenge she
had given Irmal
What fool | wasl" she said an
grily. "But she shan't have him
alone"
To be forced to continue her lit.
tie game under the eye of the wife
would be the last thing Irma would
relish.
"She shan't have things her own
way" she said determinedly, and
rose. The thing to do was to &C.
cept Irma's declaration that the
meeting had been accidental, and
force them, under appearance of cor
diality, to join the party. To her
CONSERVATION, when she turned their
table was empty. She was still
standing when Monte Bracken re-
turned.
81 am sorry-they haven't turn
ed up"
1T doesn't matter now" she re-
piled abruptly.
He glanced at her brilliant eyes
and feverish cheeks, wondering just
what to offer.
I'm afraid they won't come al
ALL" he said slowly.
AS matter of fact, from the first
he had never expected that they
would turn up.
ut doesn't matter" she said inn
patiently.
Curious thing" he said, frowning.
do you know whom / thought /
saw just now7 Rudy himselfP
But he's in Chiffon" she said,
answering him mechanically.
"He was this morning." he replied
thoughtfully.
Her imagination was racing. AT
one moment, she repeated to her
self what she should have said to
them in the first moment of her sur
prise. The next, it jumped to the
future, constructing the scene of her
reproaches to Irma-the way she
should demand an explanation from
Andrew. The next moment, she
switched to the past with feverish
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cHApTER XXXVI.

To 60 forward and find some glib
word Of greeting, to master herself
and hide the rushing CONSERVATION
which swept over her seemed i'm
possible, and yet she did it. The
Shock was too unexpected, the situa-
ton too inexplicable for her to COM
prehend it. What she did compre-
bend was that she was in the midst
of 100 acquaintance who were
watching her and that a false step
meant a public scandal. She felt
the leaping heat in her cheeks and
her voice sounded strange to her
ears, but she went on, and said cor
daily,
"Well, this is a surprised" Then
she added incoherently How are
your
1T looks terribly dramatic,
doesn't iti" she said, smiling, but
it's quite simple. came in, after
all, and the first person / should
meet was Andrew"
"6f course, my dearp
She knew it was . lie, and, despite
herself, momentarily she gave a
note of scorn to the exclamation.
But instantly she caught herself.
Husband and wife looked at each
other, each cut to the quick at the
humiliation they had to stand and
take unAinchingly before these sud
den strangers.
81 did not expect YOU" she said,
to say something, and she looked at
him in order not to look at lrma.
"Are you coming out to Chiltonl"
Perhaps" he said coldly, looking
at her steadily. II thought you
were in party"
Eyes, we are" she said slowly.
To stay longer was humanity impos-
sible. well then, l may see you
at Chilton7" She nodded and
went down a ways to where the
head waiter was standing at a table
for two. ...a t.I
"Table for FIVE, please" she said
sharply, mistress of herself as she
had been the night of the fete, when
Tody Dawson had Numbered in the
minuet. She saw some one bowling
to her in the haze of things, and
bowed with a smile in the general
direction.
"sit down here" said Monte
Bracken's voice. She took the chair
he indicated, with her back to her
husband, and drew off her gloves
slowly, a mist before her eyes. The
waiter stood at her side for his or
ders. She was not aware of his
presence.
"Tea and buttered toast for two"
said Bracken quickly. "Or-no-
might as we'll make it for five,
Philip" he added, summoning the
head waiter, who knew him. Leave
word at the door where we are. Mrs.
Lightbody will join us"
Then he sat down.
"Talk to me-" she said. Keep
talking to me"
Gradually, under th> pleasant
sound of words which she did not
comprehend, she regained her self
control.
THANK you," she said, drawing a
long breath, but her eyes remained
on her plate. ITS strange Kitty
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alarm, seeking some remembered
indications which could clarity the
present unbelievable revelation. An
drew-Andrew Of all menl She
could believe all things but that
I'm afraid the others have gone
off on their own boat" he repeated.
What do you want to dol"
She passed her hand hastily over
her forehead, touched her lips to a
glass of cold water, and said.
IF you don't mind, Monte, / think
I'd rather have a bite to eat now and
go right home. I'm sorry to be so
stupid" =...
DO anything you like" he said
hastily, moved by the suffering in
her eyes. I'VE can dine here and
60 back by the train"
"By the trainp she said, perplex-
ed. "And why not by the boatf"
Il prefer not, Amy" he said kind
ly.
ooh, l see what you think" she
said slowly.
They ate their dinner rapidly. He
saw her perturbation and refrained
from addressing her. When the
meal was ended, she said, out of a
clear sky.
II prefer to return in the yacht. +"
He shook his head.
"You are not in a mood to decide, !"
he said gently. Il don't want you
to do a thing You'll regret"
"You don't understand the Situa-
tion," she said, looking at him. at
has nothing to do with Andrew.
My husband and | have been moth
ing to each other for months"
"Are you surel" he said gravely.
quite. Yes; / am upset, morti-
fed, hurt, but it's not on his account.
lists to be deceived by her"
Really, / had rather we did not
go back alone" he said, frowning.
"But if l wish it?"
Every we'll"
She glanced at him.
"You are not annoyed at mel"
81 couldn't be-"
"Please don't be annoyed, Monte
whatever ] do" i
In the antechamber, an idea came
to him. He stepped in the cafe for
a quick glance. He had not been
mistaken. AT a corner table, hud-
died over his glass, was Rudolph
Dellabarre.
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow.)
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Western Casual Companies
Arrive After Stormy TriE

Newport News, Va, Feb. 24.-The
transport Huron arrived from
France today with 1893 soldiers.
They included the entire 4sth coast
artillery corps, As officers and 1851
men, and nine casual companies
composed of men from western
states. The trip from France was
very stormy. Private Cecil B. Hol-
landsworth was killed instantly on
deck by being dashed against cabin
by a wave.
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spartacans Lose Bettrop

Copenhagen, Feb. 24.-The town
of Bettrop, in the Ruhr region,
which was recently taken by Sparta
eau forces, has been recaptured by
government forces, according to
Berlin advices.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-25

Judge Fines soIdier-Advising him
that his fighting days were at least
temporarily over, Judge Fitzgerald
fined Aleck Lescovick, a discharged
soldier who had seen four and a
half months of fighting in France,
$3.50 and costs on the charge of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-15
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRs ENDORSE THRIFT.
California Organization Adopts Reso- iutions to Aid in w. 8. 8. Cam
 paign For 1919.

The attitude of church organizations toward the movement for thrift and savings is exemplified in a resolution adopted recently by the Christian En- 6eayor Union of California. The reso- lution authorizes the citizenship de- partment to cooperate with the Cali fornia Savings officials to make the 1919 thrift movement success. The resolution follows:
 "Be it recommended by the Cali fornia Christian Endeavor Union that if fully endorse and urge that, as es- sential to character formation, to the welfare of the American people, and to the promotion of the national habit. the practice of the national program of thrift instruction, the organization of savings societies and the sale of Thrift Stamps and Savings Stamps become a part of the public procedure; and that the citizenship department of the California Christian Endeavor J1nion be named to cooperate with each state division of the War Savinss Organization for California toward making the government plan Of 1913 a success"
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-15
And Lived Happily Ever Afterward

And Lived Happily Ever Afterward,
 The couple, in the twenties, fashion ably but not ultra dressed, unmistak. 'bly worldwise in the faces, were pass Ing the Knights of Pythias building when the man turned his face toward he woman and said in even tones of | well-modulated voice:
 Did I or did I not?"
 You did," she said, quite as free rom vulgar excitement.
 You are liar," without change Il the pitch of his voice; as he again lrned his face toward her.
 She took her hand from his arm. hey never lost step, and proceeded across the avenue and Ohio street in- tersection apparently ohlivious of traf- fic, as they alternately spoke and looked at each other. It was a nice. gentlemanly and ladylike quarrel.-In- dianapolis News.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-15
BUTTER CREASED sK|DS F0R ENTRY
 ID J. $. SENATE
FlRsT sELF-DENiAL, THEN THRIFT, PAVED WAY FOR
 HITCHCOCK's SUCCESS.
CALF WAS FIRST ASSET
N War Savings Stamps Had Been Available Progress Would
 Have Been Easier.

Butter! Did you ever hear of start ing life with nothing but?
 That is the way United States Sena- tor Gilbert M. Hitchcock started.
 1t was not by eating butter but hy going without it that he got the start. He says:
 My father told me that if would go without butter for year, he would give me a calf
 "Why a calf? I suppose 1t was be- cause the young bovine animal nor mally consumes, when fed on its mothers Hilk, lot of cream which might otherwise become butter. Ac- cordingly, if I saved {; years butter might be deemed entitled to calf.
 Anyway, went butterless, and I got the calf.
 "A calf was of no use to me, so sold 1t and with the money bought a few hens and rooster, building up small trade in eggs and chickens, which I sold to my own family and to the neighbors.
 My grandfather encouraged me to earn money, and save 1t. If there had been Thrift Stamps and War Saw ings Stamps in those days, he would certainly have urged me to buy them. As 1t was, he acted as my banker, and added dollar for every one saved. allowing me good interest on both.
 "I.ater on. got a fob with my father and by the time I was 19 l had ac- cumulated several hundred dollars. With this I paid my way through the law school. On graduation had used up about all of my money. but it was well spent The legal education that I obtained was the most valuable part of my training for the business of life. If had not saved. could not have zone to the law school. My savings gave me that opportunity, and enabled me to follow my bent"
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-15
oklAAoMA ~IgaCc1Es'THRIFT.

The Senate of the State or okia-
 a has passed q bill requiring the teaching of thrift and saving in tne snh,,c schools. This is the first state .o+ following the adoption of a rosolut,on o by the Department Of 'u- s.;rtandence of the National Educa- tional Association urging that na. tional program of thrift instruou1n sa ,,,ade a permanent part of the pub ,,o M scbool procedure. While legisia- M .,.a action is exceptional, school au' thorities in all the states are resnap' ipr curriculums in order to incorpo, .ssa ths tseching of patriotisO Aad Xnsrican ptindp'ss'
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-15
Harrell Automobile Co.
 "AIWays A Lap Ahead" tt Phone I36 Arkans

two-story barn, three tenant houses, fine 10c orchard, white neighborhood, near school and church. Price $35.00 per acre. Moore 6 Martin. 13d3w2
 LOST-One gold watch, ladies' size, on streets of Prescott. Finder please notify H. Russell at RosstoE, and re- ceive reward.