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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-08-14

The following were declared noml-
mated, to-wit:
For State Senate-Davis.
For Representative
For Chancery Clerk-Woodward.
For Superintendent of Education
Smith.
For Circuit Clerk-Webster
For Supervisor Beat 1-Stephens.
For Justice of the Peace, Beat 3,
Free Springs District-Moncrief.
Bailiff States and College Hill Dis
trict-Young.
For Bailiff, Free Springs District
Hartley.
For Bailiff Beat 4-Willie S.
Tatum.
For Justice of the Peace, Beat A.
Turpin, Kemsey.
The following were declared as the
official ballot in the second run-off
for county officer:
For State Representative-Goolsby
and Boyett.
For Sheriff-Hartsfel and Metts.
For Treasurer-Ragland and An
derson.
For Tax Assessor-Mooney and
Allen.
For Supervisor, Beat 2-Bonds
and Goolsby.
For Supervisor, Beat 3-Rayborn
and Sanders.
For Supervisor, Beat 4-Shipp and
SAMSON.
For Supervisor, Beat 5-Brown and
Owens.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-08-14

1t has been said by scme of the de-
feated candidates that cline up" de
featcd them. No, that was not It..
/ here is such a thing as being on the
side with the common people.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16

hard worked ns,rologorS the sympalhy Of every hu-
name man Shall tho democrats let of the "I'ppng
farmer vote Of tho west and lo leap for hfe uap'zo
performcr ln mldnIr clutch .lhe labor vote of IN"
oasr2
shall tho republicans, while holding The conservative
buencss interests In line, apempt to meet tho demo
cratic bid for the suppor ~ the great induai'al con-
tcrs7 wll the wot and dry NHue be a i've one neat
yeAra And what about the soldier vote and the woman
vote
Tho stars only wink and blink mcrriy ns those ana
many other questions anxipusy put blythe heaven
Jy saarchcrs The stars know many things but tel
few They sometimes change color now shining rcd
now blue but what these changes mean even political
campaign book. which prctcuds TO know everything
would be mighty glad to have some authentic infor-
unildH on. our own guess II that the stars change
color at the statements purportng TO be the shining
ruth made by tho politicians they labor and pre-
diet over thr.r vote oharts-kansns CITY Star
CIcvcrly II faccuously, put But our own opinion Is
that that political party that trims and eyades either
In ,s platform or candidates next year that falls TO
meet foarlcssly the they present themaely"e
and AS they arc even now known, will in tho language
OF tho late and lamented Kansas statesman be dead
damned and delivered" when the American electorate
has ceased functlonIng In November
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
THE CASE or EVERETT JONES.

Everett JONES' ten year old hoy, spent tweny-four
hours in tho state penentinry at McAestor the other
day by order OF the court The story aH carried
in the news column OF the pre's Is very brief The
lad was convicted having stolen some clothes There
may have been circumstances connected with this af-
fair that would Justify the scucnce Of the court but
10 imagine them IN beyond faculties
The World Is most certainly not OF the mHudln SEN
tlmcntal breed Yet It does not to the other eH
IRENE II believes In punishment swift and severe for
an offenders against tho law Of society. Yet It draws
the line ms between those who have certainly reached
the years Of discretion. and mere children whose ago
nrouses "A reasonable doubt to whether they have
fun knowledge Of those moralitlos which we Tequre
the adult TO possess.
No child OF the age OF Everett Jones should be SEN
tcnced to pcnltcntary equal OF the hardened
adult criminal or, II It Is to be admitted that this
must he then let tho doubt that must have existed In
the mind OF the court, evidenced by the sentence
be resolved In favor OF the enid.
For Il Everett Jones deserved to 20 to the pcnl-
tcntlary at ALL then he deserved remain there long
enough for the rcformavc Influence which IS theoreti-
cally presumed to exist, to have had effect.
To sentence a child to the penitcntary for twonty-
four hours Is to In effect merely backen his reputa-
tlon and blight his life.
The World IN all good faith very seriously questions
such procedure
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16

which Ia dead. and further line aita
pocketbouk.
For the old order OF desportsm In
industry Is dead. and unless We walk
with exceeding care We are but pre-
pairing for "A new order OF despotsih
tho despotism Of lohor-w nose
only claims to Improvement over tho
old lie IN three things. II W conducted
I'm the name OF democracy, II en-
braces "A larger number VI the popu-
luuon; and u has had it's beginning
I'm dcspotism which has been ut
terly irrcspousible--eVcu criminal
In tho past
Liberal opinion does not wish and
Is fighting against the steady up-
proaCh OF the new dcpptiaW, bus
A IL frequently forced into the posi-
ton ~ seeming 10 give II aid and
comfort hy the blind ana uuNlcld-
ing ohstncy Of the old. And no
greater example of this obstinacy ana
blindness has occurred IN recent
years than In the latest stuud OF
Judge Gary, which. unfortunately, is
apparently backed 10y the employing
classes everywhere.
Liberals iu the United states boz
lloyc iu labor. they also believe In
capital They believe iu labor having
share lu profis aud mauarcmenl
They believe that unions are uCcHs-
sary Co the cause of hc.iomucrptzt-
ton of industry. owing principally Go
rha stubborn and u1rclrnGur 1tfl-
lude Of the employing class 20 this
dewocrntizatiou And finally they
roallzc that this country is drifting
Co revolution and disaster because ~
this attitude, rather than tu thc doe.
trlne OF class hate preached hy the
radicals For without injustice mis-
cry. and poverty such doctrine would
fall on barren soil, and thus end
where Il began And 80 they are
everywhere urging the employing
class 90 "A recognition of It's respon-
sibilitles. rather than TO continue TN
It's present policy OF reckless and
blind hostility iu. every move which
does rE come fr0ia lfs own sHucIum
slnttOruw Sincerely
HAlI rs a. EMERY.
sapulpa. Okla. oct Il. 1919.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
OKLAHOMA OUTBURSTS
ny OTIS LoRroS

There Is JUS, thi. difference: Colonel Houses all
ment said to bc Enl stones
zo. city draws dead line against doctors tneatcrs
tobacco ana oysters All others are welcome. hHi
why The taboo on oysiers'
Perhaps the Girl ot today Is no different from the
girl OF yesterday except as Ruee Geers OF Iishomngo
has observed that one can see more q her
Notwithstanding the somewhat invldous comparison
drawn boy the oil department we shall sim insist that
Doctor Hawlcy Of Kendall college s some orator htm-
young couple who has a two-ysar tease m
n c rrcrsnf,,s may arise unter ynlgh the
landlord break the lease
An Missourians who sppear In Arimore are not 20
be greeted win an sFg shower Doctor o., ,,nkn7 Wto
given a most hospablo welcome.
In this season of uorcs, most anything may he Ok
pcgtsd 20 happen. tor instance, here 3 something
found this desk yesterday IL is permissible 90
BOY s.5 circus Inspires }" ''"'' ''''o''''" In '"'
We have always contrndcd thai there ia some good
In an mon, and that II gwen foII chance i' would
something or other crop Sn, 6g our f'h m IN IN TN, pt'n
George wynn Tor stealing vioiro'n-
We have often suspected rha' Ou Man Bacrhus was
In a pretty bad way hu' n ho is afflicted with tho
.sl1or,s' n pa, manner described Pos local editorial
di,ation may be expected an, da,.
srap shots frc-n The DALLAS News: our lio, of 'h,
way fu uerp'.zo bu'sh"vik is 60 pui HIM un fsh
water IIo. rke the orr.a'l and regular ogsteyA -
ON. Another uinr-whcu satan Invaded Eden dis
ru.sol snake how dii hs conceal hs fara'd tongue
when he sho; or hs wgu'hf one thing We Ike about
winter s that don't have 20 spend u ln looking for
caIor0t man to NOV our lawn. And now tha' 'ae
weather has cooled or probably he Ers viii abandon
fh..r sweaters and r-T.'t 'n Thin goods Personally
vr irv tn he uroat-minaed ana g.swop0ar hu- there
hundred dollars for rar Nrs r.Nl-r says .ha' a.
.haa.9 sn- p. ,,' rom 2 sGaN.as n'il'A. ih. .,F'
O., when her heart s n Dog head and hsr bra.as .u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
MHUSBAND
AND !
| w.JH,ePhelps
SUCCESSFUL DINNER

vering, Mildred. You known how
feel about him. / told you down
home
yes. dear. remember"
wouldn't anticipate. ! would let FL
s.o tell rae In her own way.
.Well, he wants me to marry him.
TO go away with him.
Away with himv' | repeated Stu
pidly Where Is he going -
Somewhere abroad. what does
N matter where 80 long AZ We go to-
gether? on account OF the war his
firm is sending him over there on
some private business. and he wants
to take me with him. Aren't you
happy for me-
"Of course. Elsie. but can I seem
to grasp II, To have you go 80 far
away
what does that matter? Irs he
ing toge her that counts. don't
believe YOU know how much ! care
for Morton. Mildred
I'm very glad that you care so
much--if ne cares equally as much
for you
You IKE Morton, don't you. Nil,
drcdy' she asked wistully, htue
disuppOintmCnt at my reception tt
her news creeping into her voice.
Elsie IL Happy.
Indeed dol' ! said heartily. Then
I realized with shame that the OLD
feeling OF pldue which always WIS
mine over anyone who had shown
me attention transferring their aftee-
tious to another, had prevented my
being as enthusiastic as Elsie Ie-
sired.
Then It Is al right III write 10
Zonn and Curtain. lie wants u 10
be right away, Mildred, IN two
weeks
"Oh-how I shall miss you then
we two girls--we were nothing moe,
laughed and cried together, tAlkln1'
planning all I'm breath.
"Rut your clothes?" asked. why,
dcar. we can't do much OF anything
| in two weeks
"Niprton spoke Of that. | VIII wear
black for a littF while yet, that is n
| the street And he said not 10 get
thing: we'd buy what / needed IN
/ Paris
tomorrow Is Told
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16

AliAi ! I.tN = i+-Niilr
81 wish YOU and Elsie would wear
white II Lockwood comes To dinner
u 10 depressing 10 see two women IN
black a. "a I.nner table ClII'id
remarked as he eft for the ufntc.
VERY well" replied, wen wear
white crepe
As soon as clifford phoned ME
that Mr Lockwood would come J
called u9 Lola Gardner and invi'aJ
her
Thank you 40 much" she replied,
1T i- dear Ui sou. lll9Dellainy De
ON time" ana could hear her lalsh
happily as she hung up.
had invited no one else ana 30
We sat down 10 dinner ln' uneven
number. had thought of asking
Leonard Broo ,Hc. but had hes''ated
for fear he might show hia ioednE
for me TOO plainly Roth iLil Lock"
wood and Lola Gardner were Keen.
clever people uf the world and wou, d
notice things which many would
pass by.
our dinner was quite a success
Mrs. Gardner faltly s.intlllci, ana
MIR. Lockwood seemed very willing
90 be entertained by HE handsome
Lola.
After dinner We had some Wus!c,
Again ! almost wished hai invited
Leonard His exquisite playing ana
his wonderful voice always filled NE
with pride. Hut Mrs Gardner had a
fine meEzo soprano voice, ana ELSIE
also sang well, sp We managed 10
pass an hour or TWO very agrceu ~
II wns nearly II o'clock when our
guests lcft ua As Mrs. Gardner babe
uK goodnight she leaned over ahd
whispered 60 me.
Il shan't forget this
something Important.
The next morning Elsie whirled
into my room. an open letter In her
hand There was something very
strange and unusual about her, ]
thought. As looked up from my
| desk
Il have sOmething to tell you. NIL
dred. she said softly as she stoopsd
and kissed my cheek.
what is Il, Elsie2" Yet even as
asked knew her answer ThHre
was only one thing which could
mike Elsie look like that
1T is something about Morton le'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK

Last mite after supper POP started
to lite a segar and stopped on ac-
count Of the match going out. say
ing. | never knew IL to fale. every
tlme | only have one match its sn'e
to 20 out, Benny. 90 down IN 'he
Ntchin and bring me up some
matches. II go 5 more minnNs
without smoak you'll have a d'd
father
Meening he would die, and l ran
down TO the kitChin and got a hand
full OF matches and startcd to run
back with them, and Jest then !
herd the fellows wisseling outside
and I went out TO the frunt door 10
see who II was, and It was Pnds SIM
klns and Leroy Shooster and Ed
Wernick Puds Simkins SAYING
Come on out. Benny. can you
Sure. but I haff TO take these
matches up stairs ferst watts you
doing sed
Nothing yet. wc're going to get
up game Of prizzencrs base scd
Leroy ShOoster.
prizzncrs base nuthing were go
ing TO play cops md robbers, tha''
more FUN than prizzners base, sed
I'd Wcrnick
Aw. let's play Rcd Rover, who all
wuufs 20 play Red ROver7 | sed.
Nobody how about hare nni
hounds who all wunts 10 play
hare ana hounds Sod Puds Simkins
Nobody. p~lzzncrs base. prizzners
base yelled Leroy Shpostfr. a
Cope and Robbers yelled I'd WerI
nick
Ea' Rover lets play Red Rover
7 yelled
Going 20 bed crly. let's play go'n;
fo bed cr,y. svd pop coming up n
back % me and pulling me in HF
my back sect and shutting tho do3.
Hccrs the matches, pop, ] s.a.
How refreshing sed pop. Ana no
grabbed them mad and made me go
fo bed
Poverty IS no crime observed the
sage.
"No." agreed tho fool ~ It wee.
rsuto a 10, of us would spend our
lives IN Yrison'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16


Friday, October II, 1919.
Copyright 1919, by tho Mcclure News
paper SyndicaIc)
Contrary forces will hold sway to-
day, according to astrologys Early
in the morning Mercury Is In beneflo
aSpect and late az night Jupiter Is
friendly. hut saIurn and Neptune
are threatening
Uncertain and chaugeable condi-
tions may dominate writer's ana col
tors during this position OF the stars.
MANY may ycer ia their political
orinions. and there will be unusual
ly bitter newspaper controversies
There Is "A propltious sway for
banquels tonight, which is held 10
be especially favorable 20 the WIN
ming OF good opinions from foreign
erE
whatever bss to DO with the plan
ming OF commercial or business cN-
panslon should benefit greatly atIer
sundown Earlier IN the day Nep-
tune makes deceit easy.
saturn Is In an aspect believed to
encourage Whatever is sotluous or
antaEouistic 10 the established order
of things
There is sinister direction for
railways which viii focus national
attention owing 20 some great acct
dent or calamity
Educational affairs will now come
much 'o the front and there may be
established a new bureau or depart
mont fl lc1l with fho larger aspects
OF intellectual and vocational train
INK
Supreme honor is foreshadowcd
Dor "A woman past middle NE She
will 'al0 part IN the councils OF the
nation.
Mars on tho cusp OF the fourth
house is read as , warning against
fires and 'urnudurs
Volcanic cruruons are denoted for
South American,
Children born on this day ure
likely 20 he Kind and generous.
These subjects ~ Libra usually rg-
sent control. but they are generally
successful In lie
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
"Garylsm. Cnbbnecs, and Klngsl'

"Garylsm. Cabbnecs, and Kings
) Editor World. Inasmuch as you
have" borne with me In hn article IN
somo sort sponsoring the league OF
nations In your paper, ! AIN taking
the liberty uf writing to you again
concerning things upon when We
are surc to be In disagreement hoth
as TO mcaut and az to ends, Ihc
World. aimee tho beginning OF the
srrcl strike has ConslstenNY anu
ai,aG.y opposed the strlkers and has
spousored the cause of the employ
cts as represented by Judge GARY
Now whether we be In sympnt1y
with an the demands OF the stuketA
or not we are In synpathy with inc
original demand OF the strikers ana
with the principle which u Tets torth'
This was demand OF the duly ac-
credited leaders ~ tho sir'kors Tor
IA conference with the employers.
This demand emhodics the principle
OF collective burgaininE Ihe NfIh"
was called over this issue, for just
before the strike went into effect
and since. both Fitzpatrick nd Fos.
tor stated that conference would
bring the threat TO strike or the
strike TO an end.
Judge Gary has stated that this
principle is "a principle too sacred 10
discuss. that 10 involves "A mora, l3-
Hur ar which there can %" NO l.'.a.
.rg So also was 'hc point of view
in regard 10 tho divine right OF kings
held hy charles Of England and
Louis OF France. one was hehaadcd
I'M the Tower ot London, the other
was guiuo'ucd at Paris This re
msal to ornitratc principles. not OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16

Editor World. / have just read
your article TN The world of Octohct
IL. and | feel / have indeed been
privileged 10 read one Of tho t-rsi
articles on labor and capital Ia q
Set read iu this time OF great un-
rpsf [ sincerely hope YOU may give
MS rvant more lr'irlns 1H pniriott
and rolrtgu.ne az this The curse 4
our land are Mother JYurses and
Fosters FinrCrcly.
LILLE " PARENT
1885 south Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16

Tho Kansas city Times publishes half-column edI-
lorial on tho pawpaw which indicates the extremes
to which at least editorial writer Ia driven for n
subject our own opinion Is that tho pawpaw is as
Ituo suited To the editorial columns It Is to the
human stomach. And that means It isn't "fitten"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
Calls Article IA CInssIc.

Editor world: While / have no
persona, acquaintance with you. |
wish tp congratulate you Ou .rHr
ahlc editorials. Your article ln 'Ae
sunday World on the strike l8 "a
classic and should and Will u'
tract worli-WIlc attention. Nnu
have most ably ana felrlcssly met
tho issues OF the hour.
Very respectfully.
WM ". JENKINS.
gYpt1ra nft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16

Far he II from us to hit fellow writer below tho
belt hut as a Of conscience are going 20
venture the mild observation that Irwin cobb, the
Saturday Evening Posts star contributor. has ap-
preached stage In his attained by bad egg
after being la Information for few monthsE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16

King Albert Is wandering about over America having
bully time. hut since his purpose In coming to
America 10 effect loan we are wondering " this
walking about with his hands In h;s pocket. whst'lns
to keep up courage. a indication that waiting the
bapkers has the same effect on him that It does
lust an ordinary he-slaveY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16

Daily Biblical Quotation.


Lot us hold fast the profession OF our failh W''h1H
wagering: for he Is faithtrt that prombod MARX +t
When my faithHs faint and sickly
or when satan wounds my MIND
Cordiais to y6vve quickly.
Healing medicine here i flee,
Each Affords a remedy
Let US consyder one another to provoke unto love
and 10 good &orkH. Heb. 1924
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
nRntten Egric ChIef."

Editor World: | hear lots of tall;
about our big white man chief away
up In oklahoma city by name q.
Rutten Egtle. one time big chief
was red man Red man 20 Ike H).-
ten Egglc, lie brave, like oEge 'tw.
Red chief no whippee with rotten
cegie Ue brave Sralpee white
man, get by prize, Our big VII! q
chief ret too much a rotcn cgslc
lie 20 Coolee Off. 80 fishing Ne 100
ikcs our big rotten eggie wh!'e
chief Me go hunting
RED MAN.
sT.1aa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
BAROMETER OF PUBLIC OPINION

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Congra tu.otiug you upon your
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and upon your ability 20 set form ~
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uauOn, | remain,
Very truly yours,
FRANK s. CRAVER. President.
Tulsa. October IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16

II rs explained that the Paris conference sitting and
deciding ON the fate Of tho world. purposod making
rlume a buffer state when dAnnunzio 'eome along and
hmadc Il a buffer state
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16

SHARPENING THE POLITICAL PENCILS.
The account which The stars Washington o.rf"s-
pondent gives Of the attempt uf party leaders 90 rad
the political consultations Tor Isgo must rouse tar these
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16

Poverty IS no crime" observed the
sage.
"No." agreed tho fool. ~ u wee.
shuite n 10, of us would spend our
lives IN prison
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
HOROSCOPE


The star, incline, bu, do not compel.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-27

young dentist had joined the navy. and was eventually detailed to a ship To his delight, he discovered that one of the officers aboard was an old client who owed him a long-out- stGnding bill for services rendered. One evening when he was alone with the officer in question he mentioned the matter of his little bill The off cer, who had just had a nasty five minute with the chief, was in bad temper, and metaphorically mopped up the floor with the unhappy eX-den- tist Look here. sir" demonstrated the latter. 'I only asked you a civil question. There's no occasion for you to gnash at me-with my town teeth, too"
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-27

Tommy had been invited to dine at learned professors house, and his mother was anxious for his good be h2vior at the table She gave him elaborate instructions Well, Tom my, how did you get on?" she asked on his return. "Oh, all right ma :" You are quite sure you didn't do any. thing impolite?" "Wcl, no. ma-at least nothing to speak of" The moth CTS anxiety was aroused "Ah, then. theta was something wrong. Now, tell me about it, Tommy" "Oh, it wasn't much You see. was trying to cut my meat, when it slipped off my plate on to tte floor" Oh, my dear boy; what did you do?" "I just said sort of carelessly. That's always the way with tough meat and went on with my dinner"
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-27

The German people were promised a lot of things by the kaiser and his militaristic coterie if they won the war. but now they'll get nothng.' The speaker was Senator Lewis. The German people," he continued, have been fighting this war on contingent fee You know, of course, what con- tingent fee is? No? Well, in con tingent fee case, If you lose, your law yer gets nothing, and if you win, you get nothing"
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-27

Repre-, entative Mudd of Maryland declares that the profiteers are catch ing 1t from all sides. Even the sen ators and congressman like to jump on them he said. and added: They remind me of Mrs. Marryweather, who demanded of her husband: John, spoon that you married me because l was a better cook than she was?' We'll defended John, T had to make some excuse, didn't I?'"
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-27

A little boy at sckool saw his teach. er faint and fall In the confusion il was impossible to keep so many heads cool, and the little ones Hooked round the unconscious lady and her sympathetic colleagues. But one small boy kept his color and coolness
 Standing on a beach and raising his hand, he exclaimed: Please, teacher. can I run and fetch father? He makes collins"
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-27

The Daily Times job plant is well equipped for all classe of com mercial printing.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-27
C0RD0VA HAS FIRST CHANCE


  which the stock will be n H ,nn " present arranging for the balance png driving the h and men II work O Mr and he Will attempt
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-27

If you change your address, do no notify the carrier boy-report you new address to the office.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-27

Your eyes fitted. Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os- borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-27

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