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ATENcloN PRoPlETARIcs DE TE-
RRENOS EN- MEXICO

81 Hs.sd pessa ranches. hSeicrdas. terrenos
Ietroiirere. q ntzdrssros en- Mexico. O te-reaos
ts aualguiss natu.rloxa en- Totes GrraGes c
aeagehsa, y los cuslsa Qu!eran vender p-onto
sRyisRas 81 description eornpletR !uato con
E,aEas GLE indiqusr ~ aituaci y. y cl prccio
mas hEjo pnsibls. EsLaI.ps relacionrdcs am
piiaRlsIts ~ los Es.ajos unidos y en- Jurors
y astamas Ell sentaSle conL!nusmsnte con com.
pFadoFes quo tienen dinese !!sto para irvc-tir-
IA en- Mexico, Soso;-es fdrofans una cspcciR-
iiiad del maneis do praPieaniss irsairanss, y
ESesugaEEsa eus e~aTGFRRus rapidarnerte, 81 Sus
LpsuIHeAtaa SO earEsEtERa ra ordcG y los pre-
clos scn razoaGbles. Dirtisse a. LAND De
PARTaNENTO.
International Land and Lease Co.
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%, ". - "" York. y y
r,.,,miento rvrieccioaadv &c las SAndG-
49, p,ersrlcil,cs. contra is pos-r@cl0n -eL
~ ,,,s - i.stc.r I SIS ocuracicnvs c'S-
Isub:er ;ra,o ~cniernetades de- e>-
-, -sgss,. pei sc vl;e1. dc delcruo
49,, %, ~-s.ialgs me-O5v~ :raneesss- SoLa ne
80. m5dle,z. NJ camb.o eoyre poadeneiA
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AS E S z

f CASESE
! CatjIo,o dc damas mexieanas y otyas
,.c;on,Edades: extensa iista de herraosos
nombrSs.
Sjande IN DOLLAR y le env:iremos q
yrelsa de corrco. nuestro complete C2iA-
logo Matrimonial. son ds,c.ipc;nlcs CON-
pietas dc muchas j6Eenes y algunas VIM
das. cue buscan 4 IN marido breno y hon
-ado. Puede listed cscribir 4 cua!auIera
de elias 3 contraer IN feliz matrimonio en-
muy breve tempo. Nnsotro5. por nues-a
rsrte. somos personas recomeniabies.
nucstro ncgocic esta basa9o sobre la hon.
radez 8 legitimidad ssi es que no oeie
! uu, IA pequeha cantio4d de UN DOLLAR
,IHa de esoor5U en- una probabia FELL
CIpAD AA rRlNoHfAL. Escriba hoy
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
CLUB. z. 0. Boz 45s. Venice. Cal
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Sc NECESlTAN unas costureras a mano;
preference modiStaS. Buen ~salario: ocurran
inmediatancnt a The Canadian Fur Co. 400
Z. Travis St.
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4 VSOS DE
EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITAN 8 hcmbres para vende-
~nuest-os productos. casa por casa. Nuestros
productOs Sc venden bien & Ia genie mexi-
cana, y todoS eStaa anunc;ados en- period.
cos en- espanol. Dirigirse a OLeary Pro-
ducts Co. Il0E: Soledad St. Sah Antonio,
Texas. t6)
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MISCELANEA

SUS RETRATO> para Pasapo7te hcchos
en- % miEuto>, bien acabadoS. Pascn 4 Ia
Fotogra;ia M0dernJ. ia 30. Laredo 81.
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Sc ncceSitan muchachas con experienced en-
m&quinaS movidaS por clcctricidaG, para ha-
ce- camiSas y @estidos MILDLY. Western
Skirt Mfg. Co. 81 ". Houston St ~(altos.}
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AGRADECERE Z Ia persona que me infor-
me del actual paraGero de Crespiniano Alva-
rz, criginario de Fabens. Condsdo de Ell
Paso. Texas. de l9 amos de cdnd. moreno. al.
10. delSado: recibi sus ultinnas noticlas de
Mel-ose. Texas. DirigirSe n Jose Alvarez.
80 So. Monroe st. Hutchinson. Kansas.
Qualification $500.
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G~RATIFICARE con $500 4 Ia persona cue
me de intormes exactos del actual pa-adero
del ioven Carlos Rodriguez. de 10 amos de
cdad, originario de Santiago Tardarnanda-
gapio. del Estado de Michoac3n. Mexico. Los
tiItimos ;nforneS que recibi dc el tueron de
Oakland. California. Dirigirse a Andres
Ramirez. P. O.. Box e5, MERGED Falls. Cali
forrla. kSl
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Sc NECESITA un Barbero competente.
3O9i& Dolorosa Il. Isaac Sanchez. san An
tonic. Texas. an
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pRESTAMOS

aSEIskSlTA SS5.Ge- "CSsJAaSS coars1cncEa-
-. soS-e -nuebies a personals u suicide. ADO
has :5ciis- Poy $500 2&c- scnSEss3es SOC
r,sIcy Bldr Sen sn5oac. Teas IsFS
Sain So Houston. Texas
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sc DARAN $500 dc qualification a la
persona que iaforme del actual paradero dc
los senoreS Pedro y Francisco Guerra. e.
prin.cro de IS amos de edad. moreno. ojos
grandes. pclo chino: sus nltimas ~noticias de
Mitchelville. Iowa. en- Ago>to de 1917. FL
seSundo. de % amos de edad. moreno. peio
liSo: sus ultimos iEformcs de Kansas City.
No. en- Julio 1918. Eacc : amos sc virie.
ron de Monterrey, y. l.. MGs. Dirigirsc a
Vicente Guerra. Box AS. Donna, Texas.
(9)
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G~RATIFICARE con IN ano de spscr;cion
al diario LA PRENSA n In persona qre me
de informes del lugar dorde Sc eRccsntrR e!
joven ALEXANDRA CACIQUE, de i afos
de edaG. Es originario de Riac6n de Ca
teno. del Estado Ge Gusnajurto. Sus pE-
dres son LGureano Caciqae = Sebastiana Cue
liar. Hsce catorce mcscs. Mas o mcncs. Sc
vino para este pals = TO Sc hR vunlto a ~.
Der de q. ConteStEr q S~EBASTIASA CUE
GEORGETOWN. Texas. CO.
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DARE $500 DE GRATIFlCACION 4 Ia
persona que me inCorme el lugar en- que
81 encuentre IL sonora Angelica Gutierrez:
en- JUNO del ano pasado Sc cncontraba en-
Ccntro, Cal, en- campania del Sr. Martin
Villarueva. DirigirSe TODD informe con 81
domicilio del informantc. i Cruz Quinones.
Mesa MaripoSa, Arizona. Ltl5)
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COMPRAS.

CONPEO teTnerls. bcccrros 3 Sscas parl-
G2s, ierherss Diricirse 4 Isaac c. Sanchez
sSn' " Houston = (5l
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NECESlTO dicz hombrrs para IN Gesen.
raicc blen pagado: lena y poStas las paGo
ben: no nvceS!tan licvar fierros tGnSo dos
buenaS carpas: ;rabajo por cuatro o sens
mvsrs. UlrIgirsc 4 $40 San LUIS st. Chano
Arredoadu. san ANTONIO. Texas. ca
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81 EECESITA una muchacha para ira
bajo genera de casa. Sc le propo.cionara
buen cuarVo y aSistencia. Ocurran R lO2l
CD
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DARE $500 de qualification a Ia perso-
ma que me infcrrne del paradero de mi hia
EduwiSes Perez, de 25 amos de edad, a
mien acompana su esposo Francisco Her
nandez. U~ltimaraentc cStabG en- Fort Worth,
Texas. en- IN Restaurant cue que1a 2 una
cuad-a de IA eStac:6n de-
rigirSc 4 Maria dc JESUS MARTINEZ. 13e San
Fernando ESQ. con ean Sab. san AH.o-
MO. Texas. co.
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UADERNo DE PASTOREs con ella, Pa
rrado. Nabal. Neago. Liza-dc. Bate. Barto-
10. ErmitaHo. Angel. Teyano. Melizo. Iu!io.
Toringo. Cucharon. Doristo, Luzbel, Satanas.
ASmcdeo, Astucia, Pecddc, Haron. PIut n
- hojas cScritas en- n4quina. $6.T5. GRAN
CONCILlO DE- LUZBEL con Pecado. Sa-
tanaS. Asnodec. Asrucia. Asm6n. Astoret,
Asturiel, 20 hojaS ~escritas 4 maQuina. $500.
EN- BARRO DE GUADALAJARA. Maria.
Jose. el Niho. los Tres Reyes. La duiGa a
Egipto. La Degollaci6n d. los ;aoccnteS.
Pastores, elias. Diablos. Grmi:a"c*. Cana.
ditos. Musgr verde. Farc.cS. Lcatciuela. Or
namcntos. Papel dorado. oropcl, Papel de
China, Len,ejucla &c dolores, etc. En- juc-
COS completes para nacimientcS. prccioS cs-
peciales. Ordcne con tempo a Ia AGEEClA
DE PUBLICACIOEES "GALNANClTO.'
100 North Santa Rosa A"e.. Sac Antonio,
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Sc NECESITA un Agentc Viajero que
liable i,Eiss. Tambiea neceSitamos un hcn-
be para Ell despacho y otro para empacar.
DtrIslrse a 400 W. Commerce St
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DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

e! n. San SAGA ST. esqu'na con
Lakvvicw. Ie.crono Travis GAO
.I....-EL GILMAN. Es|rS"u'''s
~, -, c,-I.I,s so U.ac= : %@-t"s. sieI'Si-
r.,--a,. pEllll:A, ,SPl -. SuEuasse%
.,.,oIs l.Zvls 10
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Sc NECESlTAN muchachos con biciciets,
de mas de IS amos. DirIgI-sc I Super!nten.
ccnte dc Wolf & Marx. L0)
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TALLEE

REPARaClON DE FoNUGRAFOS = Ma
ocinas &c CoSer. UrGcner por Correo. F0-
.NOGRAEOS MaGuinaS SINGER er Abono>.
lsa1cro VI. Rodriguez. loo Buenavista. san
ANTONIO, Texas
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Free Employment Bureau

NecesI.amUS ltLned!aLancn,e 4 todos 100
sxpertos en- traDalus Ge construction. Con-
uIcioues de Open SHOP. POI Bede,l Bldg.
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Sc NECESITAN CoSTURERAS con ex-
perIencIa. Ssstreria Fashion. 6+I Main
Ave. to)
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Lie. EDUARDO TAMARlZ

AboraGo Mexicano. 7I6-T2o BraGy Bldg.
Te!sfono CT. 40. az Antonio. Texas
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81 NECESITA I'm Ayudan;e de mecanico.
Ocur.a Il j26 So. Alamo. al
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SENORES FERROCARRlLEKOS NEAI-
cANOS. Hare que las Companies les reen-
bolse- los que invirtie-on en- Bones DC a
Libertad Cobro Back Pay aur4ento DE-
sleldos, cheques y tempo ~ SURE il
cur accidcate en- 81 rabaio. yo &c dire %
cue debe pedI-. ArrcElO neEoc!os relacicnA-
dos con nj profeSiyn en- todas PARTS Del
plis. Dirigirse al Lie. J. PEARCE kANE
coo Kansas City LIE Bldg. kansas t!E!'
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81 NECEsJTAN cer-cs para mudanzas o
carsar eqripsics. liable a ROSALF.S. Te.
II. 1925.
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SE TRASPASA una Tiend% de ab1--oteS
Iaeaa cl.entesS. en- magni:ico ha--io. con Ia
a1;aci5a rara .amilia. DiriSi-se 4 Daaie!
GoczaieZ. ESQ. y. Peccs y Salinas. tSl
POE ESTAR ENFERNO y no pcde-lo aten.
ar. t-aSpaso Restaurant NcN!cano. blen acre-
Gsado: nuuercs3 clientela- coz Sur conchos.
Vicente EaaEel.
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SOLICTTO seio-s o Senorita que cntienda
trabajo de FoJografia, con pracrca en- rcve-
lar e imrrira!r, SIN pretencIoncS. Dcurra !
ia So. Laredo II. FOtografia Modcrnd.
lil
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STAR CO.

sos West Houston 81.
Proporcionalnos toda ciase de trabajado,
res y emp4eoS. Or. 65il.
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MOLINoS De PILDRA PARA N;IXTAMAL
- Pita nj toilette.
?. Baca. Boz ~. Los Angeles. Cal.
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADCS
Lie. Jenaro CeniceroS

AbcZado Me1icano. Asocia5o con c. emil
nente Abogado Americana. John NJ. Feier,
Apartado 1885. Miami, Arizona
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SUPER Isl

oAIEn HUEUaS DE ALAMBRE
TODAS sHUESAS LLANTAS ESCoRDE.
LADAS, MARCA GOOD YEAR: BUEN CA
PACETE y PlNTURA: MOTOR PER
FECTo: DEBE SER FESDIDu ESTE
SEMANA. TEL. TRAVIS 52SS. 90
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SELLOS DE COMA

y AccesOrlOS- IenEo perlnancntenlentc IN
extenso surtdo de Eechadores. tinta y coli
ucs para seLos : AlfabetoS de tocos tana-
nos. PiGa cdtalogo en- espaaoL |. santos
O-ca. Gil DoIoroSa ST. Tel. Travis 52S2.
GRAN NOVEDAD EN- FONoGRAFOS. Los
cue ahora Of-eceEoS reunen toddS las ventd-
las y pC=teccloneS de los aparatoS mas coStO-
sos Tocaa cua.quIc- cla>e lie cl>ccs y son de
construction muy fuerte y durable. Mien1-ls
sc agoSea los ren4Iciremos IibreS de EaS:oS. TOR
a peQucna Suma de $3.50. Pida hoy mlsmo
e! suyo a CHAPA MERCANTILE Co, SIG
". Commerce 81. san Antonio, Texas. En-
CatAIoEo gratis q uulen 10 %s0lIcite.
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Sc VENDE una yegua y u carrito chi
co de resorteS, con suarnlciones. 7oT "
Commerce -. 10
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MEDLCOS
DR.. E. A.

psn-lsta. Pdrttc!p2 q ~ antigua ei-nSsS
M public" ~ general. Que - SNeIsn-~
-. -,y.,,o "a espN siudst. Book Bldg. Guar
20 ". 200. Ivv W. Houston -.
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Sc NECESTTAN dos Fot6GrafoS meHiearoS:
Sl5.00 por Ssmaaa yrras. con cuarto y aSis-
tencia. r. Terry. 1906 Congress Ave. Hous-
ton. Texas. No eScriha. venGa. nfIcho ira
baio. li(
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TRASPASOS.

sE THASPASA F-G;e-ia y local p-cPi
azra Restau-aa: 0 eNpendo Dc PaSturlS
$50. e Paso = Leoaa TT. GO
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CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE

There are 10000 active cases OF
tuberculosis in Oklahoma. Three
thousand men, women and children
die every year in this state from
the white plague. Thousands OF
others die needlessly from other
preventable diseases.
Members OF the Oklahoma Press
Association, OF which The Herald
is a member. are helping to reduce
this appalling waste of human life.
Christmas Seal sale OF the Oklahoma
Public Health Association.
This association. with headquar.-
ers in Oklahoma City. and affiliated
organizations in nearly every coun-
lty in the state. is following a
scientific program OF health educa-
tion and disease prevention in Ok
lahoma II has nurses. clinics and
other health agencies in all parts
of the state. IL is teaching the
people of Oklahoma how to pre-
serve health. II is teaching chill
dren how TO be strong. healthy
men and women.
Your own consciences must de
termine the support you give tc
this institution. The principal meth
cd of aiding Il is by using as many
as possible OF the seals and urging
others to do SO.
In addition TO the seals. "Healtf
Bonds" in denominations ranginf
from IS to $1,000 will be sold IN
Oklahoma this year. These are de
signed somewhat along the lines o.
Liberty bonds, except that the in
terest coupons guarantee a dividend
of health and happiness.
The health bonds Are tastefulll
engraved and are suitable for fran
ing. Many business and profession
al men bought them last year ant
now have them framed in thei
offices.
Mrs. o. II. Cafky is chairman TO
Beaver county of the Christmas Sea
Sale and Mrs. Annie L. Jones d
local chairman for the town o
Beaver.
BY the purchase of these littl'
seals we can all help in mos
worthy cause and at the same time
Iprovlde ourselves with the neates
and best Christmas seals.
Let's all get behind the Sea
Sale and boost TO put II over ii
Beaver and Beaver county.
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A SOLEMN OBLIGATION

She results OF Tuesdays election.
While sweeping victory for the
Republican partg the news OF
witch has set the hearts OF the
country aflame with Joy and right
now we are In he midst of loud
and hilarious re. oicing. yet. at the
same time. il car rics with IL a most
solAmn obligation. and when the su-
1remer moments OF glad victory
nave passed. a time should come for
most careful and thoughtful consid
sration OF the du.i . and RESPONSE
bilities which theel. ndslide OF Tues
FAY has laid at .hei door OF the
Republican party. Tuesdays vote
Tor Harding was not cast alone by
Republicans nor Is those who have
renouncei their fULler party affil-
iation and joined the Republican
ranks. II was ca by the heart
of America. Mon nd women who
have been DcncCra all their lives
and who are Democrats still. ypted
for Harding on laaf Tuesday DOT
because they believe so much In
Republican party Principles as a
whole but because they put their
trust In the stand S hich the Re
publican party took in this cam
paign to safeguard :heir homes. re
store the country 10 It's former
sound basis and pilot II through
the trying days OF reconstruction
which must inevitably follow the
terrible struggle through which the
world has just passed. There has
been a tremendous responsibility
laid at the door of the Republican
party OF this Nation. America has
been placed In our keeping. Art
we big enough and broad enough u
carry the load? With faith and
prayer TO God for strength Senate,
Harding, while pleased OF course
with victory. Is not exultant bul
weighted with sense OF obligation
and responsibility. with such q
spirit backed up by this expression
OF confident Americanisn, our coun
try is safe.
The smoke OF one of the mos
bitter campaigns in the history ol
the United States cleared away with
the counting of the votes Tuesday
night. Tuesday morning two armie,
stood face to face. ready to fight Il
the last ditch for victory and tht
cause they felt right. Tuesday
night. when early returns showed
beyond a question of doubt thai
Harding had won. there was no sur
render OF either force. The hatred
the malice. the partisan cling dis
appeared as IL by magic and botf
sides stood together. shoulder e
shoulder as one. leaning upon tn,
principle upon which our countrl
vas founded and upon which Il hat
endured-"United We stand. divides
we fall" The campaign Is over
AMERICA rs NOT DIVIDED. WI
ARE ALL AMERICANS and shat
stnnd together as such.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-11-04
SOUTH EI.MWOOD

Another rain Saturday night and
Sunday. The. rains are sure fine on
the wheat.
Harry Kile. John Green and Asa
Kile went to the oil fields last week
viewing the outlook for work.
Mr.. Greer butchered beef last
week.
Ellis Kiie and family have moved
down on Clear Creek and Ellis is
working roads
Elmer and owen Searcy spent the
latter part Of the week on the farm
Mrs. Annie Kile and son. Clyde
were Saturday callers at the home ot
Mrs. Kile's mother. Mrs. Fowler.
Mrs. John Longuer has been quite
81, OLe at last reports was bet
ter.
Cora Kile had quite a runaway 9
few days ago when a mule team ran
away with a moving. machine run,
ming over to Elmwood. They mixed
up with Mr.. Baggerley's oil barrel,
making things prety lively for awhile
Grandpa Bass Is making some fine
sorghum this fall
Sunday night was pretty cold but
Monday morning the sun is shining
bright.
The farmers who have not got theii
wheat sowed are very busy.
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oox's PARTING HOT SHOTS

The following closing remarks OF
Governor Cox in his speech at To-
ledo. Ohio. closing his campaign for
President of the United States OF
America. proves better than any
thing any republican ever said.
Cox's utter lack OF bigness and
broadness enough TO fill the high
seat OF President OF this wonderful
Republic. Here are his words as
reported by the Associated Press
and published in all daily newspa-
pers Tuesday, November end. What
do you think OF them?
Toledo. o.. November l.-Gover-
nor Cox was In a militant mood
when he formally closed his cam
paign for the presidency In a series
OF three speeches here tonight.
Here Is some OF his parting shots
at Senator Harding and the repub-
lican party;
They have fiirted with the pro
Germans from the beginning to the
end of this campaign.
They said they could count on
the negro vote because IL would
come In solid masses. And I say to
you there has been entirely toe
much said in secret quarters about
social equality in America for the
serenity and peace of our people In
years to come. This is dangerous
business
After selecting a vague. mean
| ingless and colorless platform. the.
| selected candidate to fit the plat
form perfectly.
big business is opposed TO me be
cause they want the poor and no
| the rich TO pay the taxes
EVERY TRAITOR TO AMERI
CA WILL VOTE FOR WARREN G
HARDING TOMORROW"
What charge 10 hurl in thu
/ face OF the party which has stool
since the birth of independence. TO
liberty and Justice! No wonder tn,
landslide to Harding was overhelm
ing. Such remark might be ex
\ pected from a candidate for cons
table perhaps but not from candi
date for PRESIDENT OF TIL
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
| Cox proved right then that he wa
too small for the office he sought
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-11-04

Mrs. Frank Smith. OF Forgan
visited friends here yesterday.
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nIsTRIcT No. a.

We have been having somo rainy
weather the past week.
The wheat crop is looking fine IN
this part Of the country.
Miss Emma Ncihart was a caller
at the home OF Miss Bessie Howe Sun
day.
Bob Wells was calling at the home
OF Miss Letha Copple sunday.
There wasn't any school at the Cop
pie school Thursday on account OF
the Creek being up and the teachci
The pie supper and entertainment
held at the Copple- school house on
October 22nd was well attended con
sidering the weather for IL had been
raining and the creeks were up. be-
sides the roads werC awfully bad. The
n-cceets OF the supper amounted 10
f72. Everyone reported n fine time.
Ralph Bedell, Vernie Noihart, Vance
Neihart and Glenn Brown were visit
ing at the home of Howard Dy,
Sunday.
Miss Lila Wells was a caller at the
home of Miss Prudence Dye Sunday.
Tho b. y. p. u. at the lvanhoe Bap.
list church IL being well attended
every Sunday nighs.
The people are busy putting vi
their feed
Miss Edith Neihart has been on tn,
to be out again now.
Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Neihart hav,
been quilting this week.
Mr.. Neihart lost one OF his fin,
young horses the other day.
Mrs. Roso Firth was visiting hei
mother. Mrs. W. y. Seihart. the 9TH
er day.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-11-04
NORTH FORK

School closed Wednesday OF this
week until Monday next 40 that
Prof. Gheon could attend the teach
ers meeting at Beaver.
Allen Williams has been bed fast
the past few days with severe at
tack OF tonsilitis.
Ruth Mesner Is home from Boav-
err spending the week lend.
Logan kern's little boy who was Ill
with diptheria is fully recovered
The Mothers Club met with Mrs.
Anderson last Thursday for an all
day meeting. There was a good at
tendance and very busy day was
carpet rage Miss Lou Edwards. from
Seattle. Washington. a niece of Mrs.
Anderson's was guest at the meet
ing Mrs. Robert Hudson was initiated
day. The next meeting will be with
Mrs Luke Bowdcn.
Mrs. Mcclure OF Lipscomb, Texas.
has spent the past week in this neigh
borhood visiting Mrs. Henry Drum
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams.
She went to Darrauzett Saturday to
visit a few days before returning to
Charley Gresham held his sale
Thursday preparing TO move to town
TO work at the carpenter trade; We
ham move out OF the neighborhood.
Green Hilderbrand and Mrs, John
Byrd are enjoying a visit with their
on his way from Colorado to eastern
MIR. and Mrs Wesley Jenkins gave
another OF their delightful mLsicalos
Saturday night entertaining about 200
guests, the Booker Jazz band fur
niShing music for the occasion. De-
lieious refreshments OF cake and iruit
TINS served such a delicious luncheon
and In such an abundance to that
number OF people in so short a time
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