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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12
For SaIs-AulomobTe.-Wanl.d

For Observation-Disclosures
WE SPECIALIZE on FordA Keats Ca
rage. 40 TsEaL
FORD COUPE, 1913 model. Llbe-tT start
er, fs25 cash Pa 1875
NEaE;s GARAGE. 10 TEXAS.
BRICK GARAGE FOR rent. place FOR ears.
with Housekeeping rooms above Ph- 1883.
ARMATURE REWNDEG-Auto eiectri-
cal parts 10 stock. western Battery 4
Magneto Co. as E Missouri
FOR sALE-City Service car. 1870 ueenss.
Etle Realty Co. 2Q2 y. Stanton. Pa 1850.
HUDSON SUPER In IEood nechanicsi con
diuou. $3.50. Ph- 1853.
PARaIELEE-liaEnet and starter repair
ing We speciaiize n armatura rsWindinE.
2I4 ". San Antonio St
HAVE your autos repaired al your hona
or mine. expert mechanic. soc per hour.
Ph 6azA
WANTED-To buy Ford roadster OF a
Ford delivery; no funk needed East Il
Paso Mercantile Co. 31il Alameda ave.
STEEL ny wheel gear band for any car,
Elliott service and parts. expert repairing.
Ered %. Elliott rear 200 Tezaa
NED a Dodge touring car. VIII trade
so feet BY 10 feet. excellent part Of city
Eeazey. Herald offce-
NV PAIGE. 8 passenger autornobIls FOR
sale or VII trade for smaller car. run only
900 miles, reason FOR selling car. too big
Tor my purposes Pm 1913
AUTOMOBILE rspairing a. It should Be
cars. Sc per hour. all work guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12
For RenI-Houses Furnisbed

For Rent-Houses Furnished
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FOR RENT-Very desirable. close IN. res
idcnce, will lease for year and sell furnl-
ture. 1913 n Florence
FOR RENT-Furnished elegant house and
garage 10 responsible. permanent couple.
SIS. no children nor pets 1506 n stanton
WE HAVE FOR RENT
Barrels o. money az lowest rates o. IN
terest see uE.
BARSETT'S. sIs SAN ANTONIO.
LOOK FOR THE BIG GOLD CLOCK
FIVE room dwelling on " Ais
souri, ST. nicely furnished. ready
fo- occupancy March 2fth. viii
rent until sept 1st. $50 per month.
JAss J. WATTS
5o7-s City National Sank Bldg
Phone f5l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

HAVE 1890 MODEL ESSEX
thai I want 20 trade for Hudson 1915 or
1913 model or Jordan touring car. Essex
only run about 500 miles. Essex Is too
small only reason for trading. Ph- 525s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12
Ell PASO HERALD
Wanfed-Miseenaneons

WANTED-Light overcoat II a bargain
Address 15s. care Herald
WANTED-To buy. Hudson seal coat Phi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12
Situations Wanted-Fsmals

oILuduouG W dlLGQ-E elale
.@~~-------------1----- ---~-~-------------~-~--
FIRST CLASS laundress wants washing
70 take home. Phi ss5sW-
COMPETENT lady stenographer wants
position permanently or viii substitute
address y III. care Herald
WANTED-P0siton. hcusekeeper. nurse,
or 10 manage roominE house Mrs j.
Box 18G. Las Cruces- y, 81
WANTED-PosltIou b. competent. double
entry bookkeeper. have worked with audi
tors. city references p. o. Box l8t5-
EXPERIENCED woman wants roomlnE
house TO run On commission OF position Is
houEekeeper. good references address T
~. care Herald
Real Estate Wanted
--~-~-~-~-~-~-------~----
A BUNGALOW or story residences. VIII
pay haf or eli cash p. sos.
IG0 PERCENT results from tenemeusa
TURNER KEMP 3 cOLDH ELI
WANTED-To buy from owner. Bungalow.
furnished or uufuruished. give full particu-
lars. 70 aEents Address Z lo2s care Herale
WANTED-To buy from owner. or s
room house IN East e Paso. Orchard PARK
or Tobln Second Addition. must be priced
right Pm 6s59W-
WANT to buy sod OF room house.
uiu pay cash for sane II O. Is q bargain.
give location and price address No o.
Is care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

GUARANTEED USED CARS.
Packard Twin SIX. 1871
Hudson speedstsr. 1918
Hudson SUPER. pass. 1915
Haynes Twin SIX. 1919
Haynes SIX. 1e1s-
Chandler Six 1880
Qldsmoblle 8 : pass. 1855
Essex. 1890.
Mash Roadster. 1890
Nash Touring. 1873.
Hup Touring. 1913.
Buick Touring. 1913
Buick Touring. 1917
Buick Roadster. 1917.
Velie Touring. 1890.
Ford Sedan. 1917. 1913. 1gls-
Fcrd Touring. 1873.
WALTERS q DURHAM.
11s110 ~ san Antonio Phone 4l9J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12


WANTED-Typists Apply Room eos.
First National Bank Bldg
WOMAN who understands American Ian
guage for general houseworz, no cooking
z90f Nashville.
WANTED-Toung lady stenographer with
some knowledge Of bookkeeping. state eN-
nerlence. references and salary expected
first letter. address r ia. care Herald
STEADY position Tor English speaking,
middle aged woman FOR general house
work. In family and second girl 20 as
sisr. must sleep On place Call 1917 Mon
tana, Mrs. Deady.
WANTED-TounE lady who can do some
stenoEraphic work. with high school edu-
cation. state salary expected, experience
~ any and references. good opportunity
for advancement Address ~. care
Herald.
WANTED - Dependable. unlncumbered
American woman 90 care FOR . children
and assist with homework. must stay
nights. want some one who is free 20 20
20 California FOR summer 520f Montana
Apt. g. PHI 519I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12
Undertaken

FEaE-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING co.
open day and night 5es-5o8 Texas St..
"a. 1e-- ErlEate ambulance service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

II YOU HAVE $1,000 cash I have a p-opo-
sition which VIII net you a handsome re-
turn the product o. this company Is be-
Ing bought By the best people o. e Pasos
stock on hand al present time IS worth
practically the full amount asked. 70 say
nothing about the state rights, office
furniture. good will ETC. you are over
looking a good thing Il you fan 20 investi-
gate this See Melers
JAMES L. MARR & CoMPANT.
so4 san Antonio St Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

lis n Kausas 81. General RepairinE
DODGE-SpEC1AII ZE-HCDSON.
Used car bought and sold on cnmnlissioa
AUTO SALE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

FOB EENT.
Ta-d l1cE1s1 feet surrounded By
rock wall y feet hiEhs also Enau
brick house inside rock wall. suit
able for chickens o. rabbit yard
wiz rent cheap Phi s55s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

FOR Established confectionery and
news business. run under concession In
best mining camp IN southwest. no com
petition fixtures new last year. this Is
real money maker. price $500. owner re-
firing from bushes For particulars ad-
dress H S. Boise. Hurley. y. Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

Wanted to Rent
--~~-~~--~----~- ~-~-~-~-~---------------
WANTED-TO RENT Or LEASE. SNAIL
BUNGALOW CALL ENGINEER PHONE
el3a.
PERMANENT tenant wishes 70 rent mod
err bungalow or apartment. no children
C. z. Lewis, p o. Box 9.
WANTED - Furnished or unfurnished
apartment OF bungalow. call Mrs W II
LauEhlin. Hotel Faso del Norte.
WANTED-By business man, sleeping
room connected with bath. in private
family. not far from town and near car
line Address r. 1sg. care Herald
LET Us handle your rentals personal
service. maximum results Hudsou-Lacey
Realty Co. Two Republics Bldg Phi 5aL
after 8 D. M ltlo.
FURNISHED house. or rooms. with
sleeping porch. family OF 2. healthy best
o. care. references required what have
you7 Address % lsl. care Herald
WANTED-By. healthy couple b. March
18th. rooms. sleeping porch. kitcherer
running water. furnished FOR housezeep-
ms, uoTlIeas- part q city, state price
address = 168. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12
Help Wanted-Female

--~-------~~-~--~----
WANTED-Toune ladies 20 wait table
Elite Coufectlonery,
WANTED-Houss maid at once Apply
l01l Mesa
English speaking gil. houseworll. fam
ly 2. stay nights Mrs stevens. 1893 Mesa-
OFFICE Eirl wanted Apply 102 Herald
Bids
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted 20 60
% Marfa. Tex. Can at sl2 Mesa
SPANISH ENGLISH STENOGRAPHEE.
Apply HANMON KRUPP co.
WANTED-Girl FOR general Homework
and help with baby. 2715 Silver. Ph. 5las.
WAITRESS wanted Tor boarding house.
VANTED-Cook for small family. must
have references Cali at 3ol6 Federal
WANTED-sales lady for candy depart
ment Ellte Confectionery Co.
GOOD TRIMMER wanted for millinery
department OSBORSE's. successors TO
Vogue Millinery.
WANTED experienced food checker.
National Cash Register system Apply
Modern Cafe basement OF Mills Bldg
WANTED-At the Tri-stats Hotel. . Eng
lish speaking Mexican women chamber
maids At oncs- sl5a 81. san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12
Apartments UnFurnished

Apartments Unfurnished
THREE rooms and bath near Lamar
school. SIS. Apply eos Mills St
THREE room apartment In the kniczer-
booker. Apply Apt. 2. Phi 1871.
FOUR room. reception hall. bath. screened
porch entire lower floor, $50 Phi 1850
or I'LL
TWO Basement apartments partly fur
uished- one for care Of yard and laundry
Tor home. close in I111 n oregon
80 W. Missouri. rms.. b. and 8. p-.s25-o0
Fisk Apis. rms. b. and 8. $1,000
Plcireli. Z san Antonio St. 4 rms $3.50
TTSK-RAlfSET REALTY co.
Phone lo73 New Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12
Poultry and Pei slD.k

ODE ISLAND REDS hssshinT - r.
). ia r. Kansas. Phi lsrr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12
For Renl-Rooms az Board

"l7l77l77-77777-77-7
NICELY furnished room. private family.
suitable for couple or . gentlemen. z
o'clock breakfast and O'Clock dinner.
IL. y E-n Er-nEa. ph SOS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

NV DODGE.
can save you f2o0 on practically new
Dodge car. 500 worth o. extras Phi.
gInEW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

FerEuson's Trap-nested. Winter Laying GOO
Egg strain s. C. White LeEhorns are Egg
Machines Of che Highest Order They are
Bred fo- Winter EErs and lots % farr
They can't help but Lay. They have Eau-
srations ~ High Esq Records behind
them-records I'D % 1e1 eggs lrtcrrs--
ing cataior tells about these eco Err
Layers. strong. Sturdy BABY Chicks aud
Guaranteed Fertile Hatchiug Eggs 1r
prices won't scare you-I am lct
profiteer
JULIUS A. FERGUSON.
sso1 Grani Ave. D Pss..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

BIG BARGAIN dairy propositions
10 acres OF land. s room house. a number
Of servants houses large hay barn. COW
barn. cement floors. viii stall 1of cows
Bliss. VIII not be affected by city new
ordlnsncc. SO. SOC. terms Phi 14e-19s.
Can for c. o. Woolverton. with
A p. COLES & BROS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

WANTED-Typists Apply Room eos.
First National Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

FOR SALE-Family grocery can T0s n
Ochoa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

Help Wauted-Salesmen
~-~-~-----------~-~-~-~-
MANTEn-Man. energetic and honest.
some salesman experience. TO t-avel and
conduct good paying business. investing
$3.50 Address Z 1es care Herald
WANTED-Sales1nan Tor general store.
must speaK Spanish and have some irnowi-
edge Of trimming windows. state salary
expected address Box I142. Del RIO. Tex
EXPERIENCED salesman for wholesale
cigar and candy company. one acquainted
with city. state experience and salary eE-
pected and reference. no other need ap-
ply Address p 10s. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

VICTOR FICTKOLA, slne condition. bean
ful cabinet model sal cheap for casi
Phone ff1FT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12

WANTED-Foreman cor door department
also sash department stock work only.
must Be good machine men also plauer-
man. sanderman and general sash and
door machine men, permanent position n
right man Write the new sash and door
factory Whitmars Jackson q Co. Aba
uuerrua u N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
MAN CAN HAVE HIS BOOZE,
SAYS JUDGE, But
Whisky Is Ordered Turned
Back To the Discharged
Prisoner, But He Can't
Move II

riiisbsr1h. Pa Nauh a-Mt.- s
owned by Alex Nsltok oi West W.
sinia. q ari q aIne gallons seisei
when he was arrested some fIme a-1
VIII BE- returned 10 h.u 81 th federal
building Pr United States Marshal
John = Shor. Z Alex calls ior
Bur { Aisr sftfmpis fl remaye the
booze hr w!ii az ~ ~ als cwr as
POSSIBLY finding aim f'i .n h1 rltI-
es of the law en charge of ag
Transporting i.glnr. This n M
IS the opinion handed down Ff iel .at
ay Jndee Josenh Bnilngicn Cd ae
United States s.rcnii ooar, hT whcn
Alex was sentenced 90 ~ dass p ia
some time aso fcr violation
l.bition laws ani 70 whom ths
lied for restore ron 81 BIS wff boss
..f-er serving his sentence
Alex might obtain tr1nspor a'-fn
permit from fhe internal rcHerut at
parimsnt ihoueh che sirn-enf Ass
make such . permit hard 90 rte
court neglected 10 state Whc'her ssfK
could give 2 party IN 'he marir4s
office. invitations So which dtatt'f
would b glsaig accepted hN nurf-
Gus respected zeus
when q 80. gased revenue ae
failed 10 appear 4s prosecute u -
Oakland police station 1daf
james Fiahar.s pho 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We SIT to uEea msat, which clogs
hilae7s. e. RaSk hurts and
Ea6dsr botAsrs yo1-

&ezt fa'is forget tat IT, kiinsTs.
~ -e h- 81. 'lieaish and clocred
- ee fls-1g csrs sic1ziir. else ve
sTe i-saelc aud aul misery IN the
v - Ifgefe hesdzshes. rasr-
s torril liver. ae.a stomach,
sri Ga serts & tizd1sr Is
II sarst keeu yc1r k3ncys
W 4as elt8a. and TIE uomenE !o1
a aene cr rain il the kii1e-
eas est ateGs fon7 onaces OF Jad
a.is lrom any ce3l drag store here
-ss 3 t4slss o0rsai - Elsss of water
ee1 treaiasss scr q fer Gays ard
c-T kilnezz w-l then act hne. Tbs
zlosls sslts IS made from the scii OF
EraHes ana is-oa fuiSe. combined with
ahia. aud 5 harmless % dosh clogze1
Nanevs ard stiznla.a them 70 normal
aetissTT. III $40 1eatrAi.zes the ACIDS
in t'-e Gsiae 40 it 10 learrr irritaSes.
t1rs ending bladder disorders.
5aa caiu i harmless: inexpensive;
rzskes celightfni e.7eryeseeat l.hia-
water drink which everybody should take
now ans ther 70 keep their kidneys clean.
thus avoiding serio-is complications.
1 Ex2iknoxn heal druggist saws ns
sells lots ef lad salts 30 folks who believe
IN orerrosning kidney t-Vuaie wille il is
Vnlg tzsasis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
LEWISTON WOMAN IS
NOW HAPPY AND WELL
Mrs. Alice McCluskey Says
She Wishes She Had
Heard OF Tanlac Twenty
Years Ago Would Have
Saved Her Lots Of Suffer
ing.

J have been frsi~s Ger tae1tg
long years Il fad a medicine laaf
ss0nid 0vercazle RS troubles. boa Ias
efforts failed ne completely unlil !
commenced taking TaniAr W4s she
remarkable statement made reeert'f
by Mrs Alice McC,uskey s.diaE sf
No ri Park Stree. lewiston Ne a
Neii-kAoRn and mo.' hieAly resee1ted
woman ai that eiis
= jlsi feel liks would give fhs
world 20 meet everyone ~l1 suffers
as I ala and tell them 4o7G tAas
medicine Il oaly could have gaf-
Ten TanlAc twenty years I-o Il Uoasd
have saved NE a iof o. suf!er.ls 9a1
money
My Principal irolr e was ind
ton, and for lnans --ts Goals nef
eat meat ~ pastries for ] would ai
Ways suffer 1fterNarl Wnu'l t
always have distressed feelirr sitfs
eating aud nothing seemed to aEf8a
with me Then. 70 add 10 tke resi- q
ly suffering. / contracted rhlaala-
tism 10 ny shoulders and hils .El hf
aNful pains | suffered can never ~
told IN words This trouble IaaI
got 80 bad ! could hardly walk ana
my arms paiaed sEe 50 J colld sesrc
iy raise my hands 60 my heal
even had 70 give up my horssNafs
and was hardly aole 20 ge aEl md
ar 81
you can magic bon harf ! WAS
when. after taking 0ny lar aais.-s
OF Tanlac. Z found such e1nl f.lI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
GIRL TUNBLEs FROM
THIRD STORY; UNHURT

Talsa. March e. Fourteen sesr-oln
Marie Risoldi OF No. - Harrison
tarred > sommersaaf = fssi fr0n'
her third floor window % the snoN
and escaped with mere scratches and
soniaSions
II occurred while the family was Al
d.nntr Half an hour later and az
'he Afternoon and eyening Marie lay
smilingly fnckea in q front room cot
and soked aboIi A.
Why. just went 10 look oai the
front window 70 see h0~ fhe weather
was and my hands slipped she ex-
plained ~Therr Was ice "a the siii
xhieh Is very low. and oui went
we saw her coming saie The
children on the ioWer floor .'she
turned over in the air. landed on
her feet on high mound Of hard
sn0e slid down q 10 the si1ewefx
snd neighbors picked her ap and Ga
-ltd her .nT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

Yea lIa oUeH iola to beware o'
eald. lut NhHe Ne Wili icii Foa
ff.r cold weakans she .unss lowers
I aiy and naTe- ihe way i7i
te m0re serious Diseases People
nha cerffact pr amoria frst tahf
f THO icnser UCld HANGS on
W greater ihe d4nsef. especially
rcu .hn -efm diseases as cold
a-o the system fos The reception
q darolcnmerl oi ite -trIs * Con-
sam lon. tph ria. scarlet fever an
0laaliEg cough The euicker you sei
f8i l yolr colo t4e less iht oAa4e
81 coutrac'irs one u1 These diseases
Hmhe la.a Cough hemfdy h1s 2
-est NJ station as cure ior coias
and can Pc depended upon. u Is
Pheasant to taEe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
Caste Barriegs istlns Destroyed %
Church WORK 10 intia. survey
Indicates.

ia member o. a higher caste f.
Southern l1a4@ passes rl,Ala g.
feet 81 PsEi4A. 81 member 81 one
q tie loAcst 04stDs, he d ewes
himself aealel Eseu Tic shadow
OF q lover E1Ffe person denlcs Tie
body 81 : ASA caste person upon
whom Is u4y lalL Members ~ lie
mason caste tha blacksmith caste
and the leather makers caste e1-
tcld lAels pollution SO seeL
Caste marks. painted on fore
heads. arms ana breasts, are
waTalng fa low caste persons 10
keep their distance.
II person q low caste sees g
member 81 a higher caste ap-
pToacairE 6 bridge which be has
hcrun 70 cfoss. he must run back
and stand aside until tie h!sA
caste man fAs passed. Men have
frequently died % hunger rather
than accept food from low cas!e
EarfA
In ancient Indian laws II r. pre-
scrlted that IL q Sudra. or member
OF the lowest caste. listens inlen-
ronaiiy 70 8 recitation ~ the Ne-
ca. his ears shall he filel with
molten tin y he recitss Neda text.
his tongue shall De- cut out il he
remembers them. bis body shan be
s7iit 10 twain.
While such penalties for
breaches of caste Jaw have prob
ably no, been Inflicted for many
years. Others are stiil rieidly en-
forced The use of schools inns
and public roads IS denied low
caste persons in some sections Of
India.
Pride Among Oufcasts.
Even amouE the lowest cas'es
pride l.nEers. and the distinctions
from stlii lower rasfcs are cher.
ishcd A larlah would not send
h's son ~ school attended by tbs
son of shoemaker.
ANA auoas the urrer caries
'hcrn ere fiwiiaT ru-ious disrne-
fiors Htmfers OF two disereui
prlf-rfr eaEt rlrF dine st fha
same fstie. bu, may not SO IL TIE
g. r.e faF
CzftaS o the number ~ e.37s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

dividing and sub-dividing The peo-
pic of india. were recorded ly The
Indian census o! ieeL But 6 study
of The social. economic and r. -
gious conditions DOW fsine con-
duciod by the interchnrct World
Movement as part OF lis worl3 SUR
sey shows that a far higter csti-
mate Is Unsuitable Tkls survey
via provide. il Is cvneetea. + nrac-
tic8i basis Tor the closer co o. era-
iion cf the Protestant Churchcs of
America IN their work p India
ChurCi.es Raising Standards
st-csr Influences are n work
according 20 tie tnterrhnrta
World Movement snrTev. "a stat-
tcf casio barriers ln iffia. The
pressure of common sense. Tho fcr-
watnr Of reform irfses. fhr ex-
irerCies ~ The great war--aii tt
aro tending 10 oh4faf such fis-
fi7ctors Hundreds 81 fhnns a5s
Cf men az aii castles wcre th-can
together hY The war rs conrad Cd
arms. under conditions vAieA made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
"OH! HOW THIS
COLD HANGS 0N!"
Give DIR. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey a chance TO help YOU

I ! ; ingredients are su-e to promote
speedy ard comforting ie'ie{ rsr
Inflammation. phlesna cong stasa.
haarseness, grippv cough, as'ha.a.
bronchitis. hosrseness. Nnise Aatlrl
destroys the infectious germs Dr
Bells Pine Tar Hone aeals and
comforts.
And what Widespread. ever-inrress-
ins popularity It ENJOYS. Safe an
usepfic, parents give i t. thcr
childTcn as freely IS they fheraifcs
use r. X j. nenscnsical and daneerors
70 neglect D cough Or cald- ISng B-.
Bells Pine Iar-Iionsy IS seasnz
good judgment So. &c, 81 ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
DON'T Be WITHOUT
SLOAN'S IMMINENT
Keep il ha ndy- it knows no equal
in relieving pains and aches

LOANS IINIAlENT has been
y sad for $ years. Today, il Is
more popular than ever. There
can be but ere ansNer-it produces
results.
Applied srssaeaf rabiise. It enzs1cs<s
20 the afflicted pzrs, bringing reief
from rheumatic tv.lges. scistica, sore.
stiff. strained Tnuscies, lame hack. ard
other exterior pains and spTains ard
the result os exposure. 1t leaves no
mussiness. stain. elogged pores.
Get large bottle for sreatrr & n
ony. kecp i hzaGy for Use wen
needed lonr druggist has X. Three
SIZE So, &c. $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

For Coles. Grip or lnflvenxa
and a. a preventative. take I.ANATi-
VIZ pRoNo QUININE Tablets. Look
for Z V GROiES signature On ihe
box soc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-12
LINC0LN'S FAILURES
lAIbuqueraue MorninE JournaD

Albuquerque Morning Journal)
The life Of Lincoln teens with Il.
lustrations for the lives OF all Of US,
particularly for the young. Lincoln's
life shows that mans failures, as
he may consider them, may prove
excellent foundation stones for
achievement No man in public life
ever had a more impressive list of
so-callcd failures than Lincoln.
Lincoln ran Tor the legislature
shortly after he came Of age, but
failed of election. lie went into busi.
ness with worthless partner. and
The business failed II toos him scv.
enteen years TO pay up the debts Of
TIE firm, but the achievement gave
him the name Of Honest Abe"
Glo was candidate for the con
gressional nomination, but his rival
captured the county delegation, and
he attended the convention to push
his rivals claims.
Elected to congress later in life. he
made no impression and was not re-
turned. At the end of his term he
hoped to get appointed as commits
sioner Of the public land office. but
failed.
He was defeated in 1854 for the
senatorial nomination in Illinois.
In the Fremont convention he re-
ceiyed votes for vice president, but
failed TO secure the nomination.
He made his famous campaign
against Douglas in 1858, and again
was defeated for the United States
senate.
This seems 10 be q remarkable list
of failures. They did not dscour-
age Lincoln. lie is quoted as saying
at one time: - will study and get
ready. and maybe the chance will
come When it did come, in 1860,
he rose to the occasion.
His failures had taught him in
sight and strength of character to
withstand buffetings that to small
er man might well have seemed those
of adverse fate. Seen from our pres
cnt perspective, It was not an adverse
fate at all, but the best training he
could have had.
Life is a university, and one OF
the courses Of study is for the pur'
pose Of teaching the ability. after
having done all. to stand,
1t is hard to get the right per
spective on things. when one is il
| the turmoil Of events. Lincoln's
method of learning from his failures
and Of keeping on getting ready for
the chance when it comes, is tho