davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-01

mite for blasting in wells or other
excavations may not be aware of the
deadly danger from -glycerine
gas and ignorance of the danger may
mean loss of life. The Pocahontas,
Ia, Democrat, last week told Of the
death of two men who were digging
a well and used dynamite to blast
out a rock encountered in the Dig
ging. Next morning one Of the men
went down to clean out the debris
after using light to see if there was
gas. He was Immediately overcome
and his companion went down to in
vestigate and also dropped dead in
the well. A post mortem showed that
both deaths came from heart failure,
the nitro -glycerine gas affecting the
heart at once This gas IS heavier
than air and therefore remains in the
hole instead of coming to the surface,
therefore the danger might exist in a
cellar or in any kind Of an excavation
after dynamite had been discharged.
Olivia Times.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-01
Appleton Battery Co.
Redwood Falls, Mimi.

agents of private companies are dis
crediting government insurance, the
name of the agent and company should
be secured. Private companies of
good standing are boosting govern
ment insurance, and any of their
agents making misleading statements
will be instructed as to the company
policy, If they ale informed Of the
fact. In comparing premium rates
in private companies to the disadvan-
tage of government rates, agents are
not comparing like things. No priv
ate company can offer the same rate.
They must, of necessity, include the
cost Of handling the business. The
government rate is net.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-01

If you are uniformly cheerful with
out being silly, you'll be forgiven
about everything that may be wrong
with you.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-01

Many farmers are pooling their IN
terests and purchasing fertilizers to-
gether in carload lots.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-01
DANGERS OF DYNAMITE.

Farmers and others who use dyna-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
COTTON.
NEW 6RLGANs.

NEW ORLEANS, April N.-Bad
weather In the belt put the price of
option q 10 70 points up around the
OPENING today. but the market imme-
di.tely met heavy offerings from both
SIDES. longs lidutdatin1 and bearish
traders selling, the latter beIn9 infiu-
enced by unfavorabls Views regarding
the political situation. At the end OF
the first half hour OF business prices
were to Is points under yesterday
close.
Pressure TO ssll abated at the middle
OF the morning following the forecast OF
more unfavorabie weather for the cot
ton region and toward noon the active
months were at 10 10 70 points over
yesterdays final prices.
AT O'Clock prices were down about
10 points nom yesterdays close.
SPOT cotton steady end unchanged
On spot. receipts ils; 10 arrive S?5. Low
midddd,,ns ,,,dd,,s ,eSc; %iddlIns ,s;asc: rood
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
LEGALS.

ONE Art Apollo Brambach Grand piano
will b. sold at public auction 10. the
hiGhest t'biddsr on April 18th at O'Clock
p. M, at 2sl West Main st., Oklahoma
CITY. 10 satisfy chattel mortgage. MoQt
r Hishlsy. Attorney.
NOTICE or MEETING OF STOCK.
HOLDERS OF THE wEHOMA OIL
AND GAS COMPANY. A coRPo-
Noties is hereby given that q meet.
Ing Of the stockholders OF the weho.
at the principal office q said corr
pany, ai 80 Baum building. In the
city Of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on
the 10th day sf May. 1919, at the hour
of 1000 q. m. for the purpose Of con.
sIdeftng and acting upon the propo-
sition TO sanction the fncrease OF tho
maximum amount Of the authorised
capital stock OF the Weh6ma OH q
Gas company from fifty thousand dol.
lars t(s6 6.oo0). divided into shares of
ten. dollars !lol eseh. 70 one hundred
divided Into shares Of ten dollars (tioJ
And notice IL further given that At
such meeting the Stockholders win b
called upon 10 consider and act upon
. proposed amendment 70 the charter,
OF the Weh0ma OIL D Gas company.
whereby, u adoSted. the sixth elauss
Of said charter win b amended % -
10 read - follows:
That tho amount 0f capital stock Of
this corporation shsu be ono hundred
and forty thousand dollars (llto. .0OVl,
divided Into fourteen thousAnd shares
Of the par vahe Of ten dcliara teie)
Forty thousand doiiars te<e,seN Of
said stock, divided Into four thQusand
tt.o0ol ahaSts OF ten dollars eio) each
shall he preferred stock. and there
shan b paidA thereon an ANIMAL dlvl-.
dsnd q As 10 psrpsatum d the earn
inG, OF Qatd corp6ration. bgf0re ~
9ytoead6 shall = aid ,en ths remain.
(Sios. .6to) d " capital Itoch q Said
corporation, which shall b known -
the eommen stock thereof. said Pr.
ferryd stec4 shall b. ncn-voting Ut
shall participate furthsr In tho earn
inGu q the ccQpeny On an equal PRO-
rata bAsis MN the common stech.
sald tSSvs.nAasl Ptock sha'I b nsa<
% SsSsS Of Ia s>ssd u ptsssssss.
toEAb) C..I WHEELnM..
N Secretary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
Law Led to
Bad Boy by
Bright Auto
All He Had Left Of Sl5,800
Was DO Cents and
Few Checks.

NEW yOpK A,-u nm.
Nto 10 possess 4 lafge yel'ow
racing au,o"oplle mas o'ous", an
Gnu 70 ,ne asp''a',",' VI yon',
rrsapps' 10 y,s ON 'o'he'y VI
N'eVe'ahd' inc poy WAY ar
rA'shea Yesterday peio'e MAsn
uA'c ien Eye on q enaIse .,
oelng : 'us,'ise from lus'',e Anu
chaIged spee',,ea,iy wi'hthsy,hs
,oooed one Nu'hen,Ah cu''a'hs
,osh noa ASSOCIATION VI oie'e.sra .ana OF
N9VN IN eheeHS ana >o" vi
CASH
Paplyk was a messenger boy IN
the employ OF a telegraph com.
pany in Cleveland until the end
OF March. On March - he
snatched the checks and cash
from the cashiers window OF the
Cleveland bank and outfitted
himself with his first long trou-
sers. several silk shirts and with
a friend, also = former messen-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. April 10 Nearby de.
liyeries OF corn showed comparative
firmncss today owing to the fact that
overnlght purchases TO arrive we're
small inssmuch Ms yesterdays break In
prices had ,ried tho market below q
level at which ti.50 per bushei at losd-
ing stations could be paid. Sentiment
however, remained bearish and tho
September option was under noticeable
Dlling pressure. Opening prices. which
ranged from &c Off TO NC advance
with May 1i.bs~ and July 81 SOY TO
3l.55. wers followed by n moderate sag
all around and then something OF a
rally
Later the market displayed more
pronounced buying power on reports
from Argentina. Tho market Closed
unsettled, 1c lower to Nc advance, with
May 3i.5sk TO tl.5sk and July iiis to
N.(sh.
Adverse weather for seeding tended
TO steady oata After opesLnS an.
chs nsed TO isc hlsAees With May SIC 70
size. the market held within narrow
limits
Provisions lacked support. BearIsh
sentiment A. to hogs and corn was
responsible.
Subsequently. selling by houses with
stock yards connections led to further
declines.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
De Valera Says He
Could Ran Ireland
Without Any Guns

DUBLIN. April l0.-"Lord Cusson
says it requires 10000 British soldiers
to govern Ireland. | could govern
Ireland without 4 single soldier.
said Professor De Valera, addressing
he Irish parliament late Yesterday.
Nv President Wilson Is willing 10
stand by his principles ne will set .
backing from the Irish such - no
other people will give him. II Mr.
Wilson does not stand by his peia.
ciples the Irish will not give him up.
ireland has many allies against
Eng,and-in past years she has had
Spain and recently France. and II she
wished il, she could have Germany -
an ally
Il wish TO say that no German gold
has aided our cause al any time! no
irishman would allow himself 10 b
bouph, by Germany. So far a. ! know
Germany has not attempted to Tool
Ireland.
II deny | ever called Mr.. Wilson
hypocrite. | did say that the pres
mt was no time 20 Judge him."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
CUPID PREVENTS
ARMY enlistment

Cupid came in between the army
recruiting officials and a promising
young soldier here this morning, and
as result, Louis II. Roberts Of Ard.
more, who was accepted yesterday,
had TO be rejected today because he
married Miss Wood Morgan Of Ard
more late yesterday evening.
What's the big idea" inquired Ser
geant Krebs when the bridegroom
made his coafession At army head
quarters this morning. Didn't you
know that this marriage business
would put 4 crimp in your army
cafeet'"
"Well, ! didn't think much about
.nythias--but her. the young man
admitted. -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. April ie.--Notor shares
and allied apsciaRiss overshadowsd IN
others at the opening of today's qtoct
market. 0enssal Motors, etutA Chan
dler and Kelly .sprtnsfisld Tire rising
j to ~ points. Pronounced otreogth
was shown BY various. industSiale,
equipments and spcciaities. particularly
industrial Alcohol. -,American 1ntseAs.
tional corporation. Baldwin fAsoometivs
and Mldvsis Steel. DIS were irsgulaS,
also shlDplings and tobsccos. United
outset, BIT strsnstheaed later.
Steel sA4fse we're included aEnoag ~
strong featurea at midday, dsepitS IT,
conaiasra6sen decysAse In unified ten.
mage ssoortsd by the United otnkoe
Steel cc!DorellonNfor March. AmsrtoaN
from ID best on announcement that M
diroetcss. would nll tlN rsmalulng G
percent d. on The STOCK.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
MANY GARDEN BOOKS
ON LIBRARY SHELVES

Twenty thousand local home gar-
deners seeing garden information may
find just what they desire in Cat-'
nesie library where practically every.
garden writer Of prominence Is rep
resented on the shelves. according o.
library lists. Among those Of special
interest are "The Vegetable Garden"
by Ida d. Bennett; Biggle Garden
Book; Garden Farming" Coybett |:
"Putuam's Vegetable Book" Craigs
Vegetable Gardening" Green 'Pro!
huctive Vegetable Growing" Lloyds
THE Vegetable Garden" Watts. ,
Special treatises are on file on new
onion culture. also on beans. celery,
potatoes, cabbage. eauliilower and
! tomatoes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

Ceosae Eliot. shs centennial ami
verssry Of WHOSE blrth !. TO 10 cele-
bfatsd this yeas, wasN the greatest
woman writer the world has ever
lnovn. She IVES The fourth member
Of that great tetflrehy Of novelists,
Dickens, Scott end Thackeray being
the other three, wAo gave to the Iii.
,srsthss> Of tte nlaeseenth century Ns
predominant character and made Il
essentially q literature Of romance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
Beginning April II Don't Mis1 lei
My HEART and My HUSBAND
Adele Canison's New Phass of Il
Revelations of a Wife.
Dieky, Liss Undsvssd and Robst 0svaSA d. bdt xeo-
meth and Mrs. Stoekbrdss Jack Beckett asd kshehns xaas
sad Mother Grahsm-a old friends aa6 ~ ssss-vM
b found In this sppsS story Of real life. " Ienasss sf
HUSBAND and The HEART Of . WIZ
Revelations of a Wife

detectives and they arrested
Young PapIyk. He made q com
ple,c confession
Il wanted to be On sctoS,s the.
boy told Magistrate Ten Eyck 10:
day, when pleading guilty, "and
III be ono yet"
His companion has not been
apprehended.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
Man in Auto Was
Killed by Storm

ST. tOU1S, Aprii lo.--ons sAa
Tas killed end three others sesiousI
injured last night when an salomolih
in which thW were riding on coua.
try road five miles west Of hsfa vsss
eaugh( h TIE vostsx o . yies@l
squall and hurled fifty fssa Ia tlss ais.
No other damage .wss feportsd. ".
r. Mount. an insurance broker ef this
city, was the man killsY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
kAN0AS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, April Io.-HoGs: "a
sss sscos &c., so II s.. sSssI s.. gS. %.
diam weiehta 80. eo03o. Is; iiehts SiS, so
1:e.2S; pigs 81, 60ls. ", CATTLE: rs.
ceipts .,S6o and 100 c2ives: steady.
Heavy beef stssrs til.ke0lS.so; light
beef steers 1lo.BoGilis; cows and
heifers H.50di65o: Gamers N.7s0G<0;
calves Slo. fl4.0o; stockera $500
1900 SHEEP: receipt $500: siow.
Lambs si6t0Histo; ewes oi3a5Gf5 o.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April lo--HoGS: receipts
$4,000. be lower. Bulk $50. 100 20 20 {;
heavy weights 800 sO0 90 so: medium
t?0' ?bu2o.tb. lights $500 n. 40; pigs
H5OGls.75. CATTLE. receipts 5000.
steady. Heavy beef steers 81 50d2o rs;
light tio.O0nls50. cows and heifers 81. 40
~ n,tos; sos,7 fsnner' "a 80. " 1Sa iO.GS calves
SHEEP: receipts 1900: steady. Lambs
tlb00U 60. ewes 312?5Ui5. so.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
KILLING SUPPLY
OF CATTLE LIGHT
Hog Market Fairly Active
and Steady Here Today.
RGcgiPrS TO-DAY.

cATTLE-onsring OF killing grades
~ caifle wss light here today. stocksrs
ana Voeders Constituted most of the
supply u 1000 head received Ths
market wss generally steady on every =
hing going 10 packers and stesdy-1o
prices today wers ss follows odd lots
of cows and hsifors, iil 10 ti2b0. cut /.
tcs aud Gamers. $3.50 10 81; bulls. ~
TO 1850
Closing Qsstatioes.
Prices OF the various grades OF cattle
arc approximately as follows
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PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April ie.-POrArCEs
steady; northern sacksd and bulh
wAltss: M Y; 8, 1.ed:s !, G;sseaoc ysst-
Ida No. !. 1880 per barrel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April io.-BUTTER: low.
or; creamery b50siHc. EGGS; higher:
firsts ss0texe; ordinary firsts 3sh0
ss&c: at mark. cAses included. 3sh9
639Hc: storage packed firsts %lk6tsc.
POULTRY: awe. unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
Closing 0vslstisas.
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. April I0.-CATTLE.
reefiptS 3.tn0; steady. Deeves ssbo0
N.75, HOGS receipts 5000. steady.
Heavy|rs. $50 zoos. SHEEP. receipts
1000. steady, lambs 3i700d 20 90.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
NEW York,

NEW YORK. April N.--An unfavor.
able weather map and elatively firm
10 70 Is points IN Sew style and OF IS
points. on old style months In the cot
ton market today. The, bulge met q
renewal 'of the realizing which had been
IN prc9r11e 81 the closs yesterday
however. and prices eAssd on during
ths ss.t trsdinF With May selling on
from StV0c 10 lb.S0c and 0ctebSr from
y. 10 to n60c, or about. 10 points lower
to higher than yesterdays ci(slnG.
Liverpool and trade interests were
modsrate buyers but there was Q good
deaf OF scattered selling. from wall
street. southern n-and local sources.
.Aeer. selling at 1850 fos May and
SS.tsc Tor new style October, or about
70 y po(nta nat lower, the market
rallied On continued trade buying, COW
srine and Z renewal Nf scattered sup
prts which was promoted BY the no
t4vqfeo)9 vsathsr ferecasts an reports
snss ~ psacs senfsteres was making
ya1t1 roofeu. Eary lossee were re-
cevceNd With May selling up 10 $500
An Ooteh4t 10 11.77c, mating net sd-
vsress q ~ to ~ peInD % The active
N saysa vas vsu ssl.. during
wssS sssse1sf VITA Ny ruling arcand
0.1o AN4 .Ceteher q 11elc at ] . clock,
q ahoue " pelnts net hover b higher.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
We with Be Glad
TO Show Y ow
/ This Beautiful
Horne
Located on the Corner
Of 10th and Harvey

This home consists OF large living
teom., sun parlor. dining room. break
last room and kitchen. with all the
late built In features: three fIno man
lstu. ono, IN tho large living room and
khe others In the sun pWrlor. The sec
|bnd floor has three south sleeping
rooms, guests room ana aleepsng
pofch; gcNuins tile bath, base tub and
pedsstai invatory. a large basement
With compicta equipment. Double ga
Rage and servants quarters. Let our
5DayssmHn show you.
We also have under eonaruction
81 JvU,g 10 rosms. " win ~ y lie iats:s AZ
ktsetivo fcsturos. ranging in price frsm
4 Va have under construction several
|{Hro:,Ehout. basement ard furnace.
which are Aesriy completed and will
be priced reasonably with terms to
We are also building Ven new bunEa-
k1oWs Of to I rooms. with basement
|anA garage. either north or south front,
which we are going TO sell on easy
Wa are offering for sale In this high. I.
|h restricted addition few Of It's most
|choice restricted building sites. These
mn win Fs found In the three hundred
ISlock On West 18th st.. four hundred
|block on West 30th g.. and the four
|h1ndred block on West 17th 81. Ths
|buiIdtnH sites In this particular block
|avo now surrounded with homes ramp
linz at \ cost Of $4,000 TO tJo.010
|Thfrc are only a few Of these build.
|jn9 sites In this block which can bs
|ssCured at this time, We also haye
p(ntes In this addition which are not ~.
stricted 10 two.story homes and In
which you can build high grade bun.
9uloWs.
III yoa are CONTEMPLATING the pur.
ekase OF q building site Or Q choice
|h1lns. ~ especially invite you % cal
and So w.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
Llvsxpool.

.LlvERPooI. April iA-.cO,,on. apo.
-. : ss ss ss;sHi; ssI'., ,ss;Ii' 'i;i i.s; oSss iss
MI l,ln0 Mo: (ood ordinary i3.sld;
xh..':ss s:' ss:s s:s.'sss ss''; :i.sss ;s;
nv :ssS sss iisse is:s SEX xg1' its,a a.'
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Ar. loVlA.

ST. LOUIS, April i0,-POULTRY and
EGGS unchanged. BUTTER: cream
cry. &c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
kANNs CITY.

KANSAS CITY. April i0.--BUTTER,
EGGS. POULTRY and POTATOES. un-
changed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. April lo.--wHEAT:
slia sss No. . ,ss No NJ red "s,d s,ssSss ss
No, .. Si.siSiIs CORN. unchanged to
lc lower; No. ; mixed 3l.7o; No. Z white
Sl.s50l6s; No. : yellow Sfsa0i "a,
OATS steady. No. ! white II nc; No.
mixed Sohc. RYE: &i.U.
KANSAS CITY, April 1al--CORN:
close May tissH; July SiStk; Sept.
iith0lisN.
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sr. LoUlN

Vt. LOUIS. April lo.-coRN: No. 3.
N,Ss+. OATS: No. :. esc; No. J white
SSth Q70c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
NEW voNk ovoAR.

NEW YoRk, April ia,--sugAR: raw.
STEADY; centrifugal 7ssc; fino sranu.
hitsd, s.ecc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PICK LII QUT

PICK III OUE
EiGHT-RooM HOME. furnace. Sa.
rage. good condition, northwest, .on
paving, $1,000. ]. takes 1880 ea'l,
MOVE 0Ur. . ,o,s and a S.room
house. modern. going at n sacrifice this
week.
Two new S.rooM bungalows, com
pistcd by April goth, 5000 cash. bBhnce
80. 0O per month. You csn get In oD
thsss and select your own decorations
by calling st once.
GIVE YOURSELF the spurs; get . g.
room home. SoSitO feet. Fast front on
paving. West Capitol Hin, oI.5Ooi $500
cash.
BUILDING siTEs--iOo block East
Park, 32.iOo. 1900 block East 10th ~.
$3.50, 1900 block West 6lb 81 $500. 18th
N, near Las Vegas ear line. corner,
$3.50 100 block West Jpth N. 500
Farms and garden tracts for sala.
". buy houses 10 move sway or wreck.
Wo buy liberty bonds.
OKLAHOMA TRUST co.
s0s.i0 Insurance Bldg Maple So
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
prY REAL ESrArE ron SALE

'hoOM California bungalow, ell osk
hoors, oak and enamel trim, All built
10 features, east, In Capitol district;
eric( Nsoopti.o 900 will handle this. csil
Re0Ofn, Walnut 1885 or Walnut 2g51-J,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

active 8nd steady. The top prics was
t2o 20, and most OF tho sales were for
from ,ls.25 upward. Tho stocker market
was steady
The Washington times., 1919-11-16
USE BAYONETS IN
ATTACK ON GHOST

MILAN, Italy, Nov. 16.-The great
arsenal and powder magazine in the
castle OF Godego, near the town OF
Castelfranca Veneto, is unguarded.
The sentries who were posted there
have fed in alarm at the repeated
nightly visits of a strange spectral
form.
A few nights ago a soldier was
mounting guard over the magazine
when a luminous human figure from
whose head issued tongues of flame,
appeared before him at a distance of
about twenty feet The sentinel gave
the alarm, and the entire guard hur-
ried to the spot. The specter had in
the meantime vanished, but shortly
after the arrival of the soldiers il re-
appeared. The whole company then
fired their rifles at the figure, which
instantly dissolved into a great ball
of fire, finally melting away into
space.
The following night the apparition
was once more seen. A Sicilian sol
dier Of the guard approached the fig
ure with a number of his companions,
and an attack was made on it with
the bayonet. Their furious thrusts
however. encountered no tangible
resistance, and the phantom disap-
peared in a few minutes in a fiery
halo which was speedily dissolved in
the atmosphere.
The consequence OF the strange oc-
currence has been that all the SOL
diers have fled from the spot, leaving
the depot, which is crammed with
explosives. entirely unguarded. In
the absence of the men, a dozen Of
ticers volunteered to act as sentries
pending an official inquiry into the
affair.
Meanwhile, four OF the soldiers who
were visited by the apparition have
gone out of their mind. They are
now confined in the military asylum.
The Washington times., 1919-11-16
"Snake Oil"
Relieves Thousands
Stops Pain Or Money Back

Surely when ten million people buy Mil
lers Antiseptic Oil Cknown as Snake Old.
a positive guarantee Of satisfaction or
money back. and only l. bottles returned.
you can believe that this is the Worlds
Greatest Relieyer Of Aches and Pains"
After once trying MiIIer's Antiseptic Oil
Cknown as Snake Old, you will never want
TO be without Il because it penetrates so
quickly and brings such prompt relief for
such ailments rheumatism. lumbago.
sprains, aching Joints. la grippe, colds. in
huenZa. etc. MrS sarah Mitchell, Huggins,
No, writes. Il send S2-2O for bottles Of
Ailler's Antiseptic oil known as Snake
OLD. please send BY return mail as ! am
needing the oil" Mr.. Henry Atwell, Cen
ter, Kentucky, writes. Il have lust tried a
soc bottle and got great relief Thou
sands of letters such these have been
received. Get 50c, zoe or 81 90 bottle
today from an drug store. Money back II
not satisfied. at all Peoples Drug stores
The Washington times., 1919-11-16
Face Paint Tabooed-
Remope Skin Instead

"a few years ago only one class OF
women painted their faces" says Dolly
Madison. 1T was sign OF social ostra-
cisna and was taboOed in refined circles.
The custom, has become so universal we
must admit IL - 70 be deplOred and to be
sheIved as soon possible"
How foolish to seek artificial beauty
OF this sort. obnoxious from artistic and
moral standpOints. when IL Is so easy to
obtain a truly natural complexion by the
use OF ordinary mercoliZed wax which
may be had at any drug store in original
One-Ounce package. This mercolized wax
is effective and so harmless, one
need think of using anything else for the
purpose Applied like cold cream at night.
and washed on in the morning. IL at once
begins to show its remarkable rejuvenating
effects. II gently absorbs the lifeless sur
face skin in tiny particles, gradually show
ing the fresher. liYelier, beautiful under
skin Naturally IL takes with IL all sur
face defects. like freckles, pimpIes, chaps,
moth patches and liver spots