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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

Inst week we reproduced the letter
~ Ferdinand rtntDoo tp ms brother
tn-lav.. Antonio iAtrnuL Ferdinand
has Just recently embarked lu the
ship by-truck business u CALI.
fornia, making the haul from San
Pedro, Cal. to Lon Angeles and
thence 80 santa Anna and hu wrote
Tony a very outhuginstic lrttor.
Tony Mad suffered from the do.
predatlons of the BLACK Hand society
snd Ferdinand had offered the sorv.
iccs Of HIS husky son "Chrcutofcr %
who h4ti lust completed "cutrcs-
poudH book" course ON the "bptoG,
ton ~ crime and Crimindls' Here's
Tony's lottcr'
Tulsa, OK Januworo 10. Diva
New Year.
Hello da Grandn Ferdinand.
Tony gctta da letter you write.
Mucha pleased. Hope rrrdinngd
gotta disa letter. but no gotta disu
letter writa Tony ana h" seudh mother
let lnkn sam posla offir like man
pay da rtnt-- muchn dn aioW
Irony need dn Cnrccstoror 10
catchn dn iilack llnndD TolA dH
Black liaud gotohell but Tony no
stay out late az night Nunc more.
bcaVA da offiC early nave da sneak
by dn alley gotta da home locka
Ia door hut nu fraid In daytime.
Tony no try catch da Hack Hand
no wpnta Black Hand NO call on
Tony HOfuo more maybe
TONY no can move to Californ--
lifa da Dklahom -fina grand coun
trec--maka do mon. cvcrting what
YOU aay fine ana dand' 'shcopa by
truck yer good here no iika m0kR
dn change Maybe Tony so for
rnHka Wet TO Ferdinand. Maybe pur
soon--~Liku da part letter say
Tlcniy red wine
''Tony try getta da rcd wine In
Tuls1 no get Try ana try pur soon
la hootl da-lcg wup coma Tony's
place and say Tony how YOU LAX
by somA yer fino red winc7' Tony
say 'Lika awrighl bringa da
red vino -- how muchH lie any
Tenna Dol da quart. but da rcd
wine yer strong Tony say 'awrlght
Aa boot-da-lcg wop bring da ten quart
in dn Dccg sack. Wony say show da
Tony lie pulla out da botilo--opcn
du bottle Riva da Tony bccR finn
drink k--Good Wine. Tony drink one
two three small glas, Then IA
ot-leg SAY omen mother bottle show
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
Wherein Antonio PafrOni
Writes Brother Ferdinand

Tony n.I WWr Drink one lWo small
drink Then dr buotlpR say fouv no
want ia opened bnttlrs piv, Tony
Twcui lIoi for du Two hui Tony head
Hu round ana round rod wine mucha
d. strong say sure fine and dan
o. you good fcllor just Rlvu du Tony
t"unu dol Tony Eua iu da wfo and
uuuu du boot leg Taxa da wine
homo. gotta tfvn maki dt br'R purl
oprn da pDttio..pour IA glass
fN"rhudv makn da much please
what sou thluk. Ferdinand. iu dl
bots lusta dn red water. Tony ouss
80 LOUD dH polio Comr. thiuka di
Tony catch dp Black Hama Tony
gotta dn bccd stung IA boot leg hc
slickn guy
"Hosa Maric say TONY. mover be
anything but prgu maybe maybe
Maybe Tony mHkh 80 many frous
ruuna Tor dn what you Cpii da Con
groea TAXA. to d1 l'irostOnc ship by
truck burro' man onn day las week
about runna for dn Congress ana he
yHy Tony you Justr dh Guy H. you
-"T. sofia oU" vote IA TaTi,5 81.
Congress lottu du nephew GilcOmo
ruuua dH Shoppa by truck biz
"it YOU no Ketta dis let you writ1
IA Tony que"k and he goa to dn
post off and raise do roof of
Rosa Marie say 'keoHc da mabi-
nos and givn her muchn lovo TO
puclla
"Tony gceva with disa lot much
"s1ong.
'"rouy"
when You math da rcd wine bc
lnire to gettu da bceg barrel Red
wine musth bc puttl IN dn hecg bar.
rel ana da barrcll an fiim up"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
He Was Mistaken in
Taking Skunk for a
Cat; Church Emptied

UALLAM. Pa, Jan 2A.-The
spirit ~ Christmas took on a re-
flex action here. ~. !. Hershey.
on his way 90 Christmas re-
ligious services, spicd an animal
in the roadway His heart was
touched for the night was bitter
cold. KITTY, kitty" he called
aud the half-frozen creature
came To- him. lie caught II In
his arms and took It to church.
where Il would bc warm. In a
few minutes the animal was
thawcd out and there was a pre-
Clpitatc rush to the street by the
worshippors before tho services
had fully started, Hershey had
brought a skunk in tho church.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

when You math ia red wine bc
Irire to getta da beeg barrel Red
wine musth bc puttl iu dn hecg bar.
rel and dH bnrrcll an flin up"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
CieUeidnd and Chandler
Agencies Established

g a. TrAbbc, manager OF the
Walker Motor company ana II A..
I ihUem, travelling representative Of
the Markham Motor company Okla
homa city, state distributors of the
Cleveland and chandler ears, are
visiting the towns in the nd inceut
counties TO Tulsa county, whore they
nre establishing agencies for tho
chandler and Cleveland ears. The
Walker Motor company viii act Us
distributing agency for theHe cars.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

study relating to other Operations b.
regarded as "of secondary I'm .'y',s ,o.. os
ancc" and should be performsS' 4,
other agencies OF the deparima1i W
The status OF the historirsf b-,.
or the general staff in the ri.,,.a.'
records will not be deiorwine5 %,
tho enactment Of pending ie,-.. uil',l'
looking 20 the reorganization ~ ~
military establishment 'hs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
SPEED UP WAR HISTORY
Chicf Of staff orders Historians TO
Complete Edition In Near Future.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.--General
March has ordered the historical
branch OF the war plans division Of
the general staff to concentrate its
fforts on the history OF the world
war with a View TO its early compile
tion and issuance 20 the army. The
orders specify that research and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
MAXWELL AUTOS
PLEASE FARMERS
Actual Performance Of
That Car Is Entirely
Satisfactory.

The Ughte,t. lowest priced ION ana
"a hair entry iu the national motor
truck Development tour which came
10 q conclusion at Milwaukee. aiicr
travelling over &. 900 miles through
the aIy richest farming states ~ ih"
middle west. made The heai average
FOR consumption of gasoline. OIL ana
water This b. not Official but ls
based ON authoritative figures 1uHi re-
coi,cd by the Smith Motor CO., local
Maxwell dralor The feat WAS dc-
complained by a. Maxwell truck, al
though b. travelled the same rough
loads from soft fields as ne other
participants Soon after IN" train
left chicago Percy Gibbs. driver OF
the truck. reported that farmers and
business men along the route were
taking "A particular Interest," in th'
Maxwell. Tho crowds seemed 10 APP
urrCIato tho difference between mas.
pvr weight ana tho tight sturdy con-
atructiou OF the Maxwell
Furthermore. the Maxwell attract
od us much attention from the OF
UciaIS ot iho tour 1s 10 dld from INC
farmers
A stock one and o half ton truck
was taken from productions Without
w NiiIllNNiN' NNlNl'ih NlH ''''' l't'''''
I'm the 3.OO0.mlio demonstration tour
iu competition with the best In
America. " ttJVcrsod some ot the
worst roads iu tho country, over
plowcd fields ana iu country lanes.
1t times hauling many hundred
pounds In excess ~ Ia rated capacity
and made remarkable record.
Tho Maxwell came through with
out the need OF mechanical adjust
mout and the big ASKS pneumatic
tires which carried the truck looked
at the finish as though they had not
been run over 100 miles.
Records available show that the
Maxwell averaged slightly under -
miles 10 the gallon Of gas ovor LOO
uiii-s 10 ia. Hniiuu ~ u,i and $50
miles to the gallon of water.
Machinery has been perfected for
recovering both the wax ana pulp
from used wnN lined food containers
and saving a waste which amounts
20 moro than 1000 900 pounds a
lt. al.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

one, OF the newer English ay.,,..
biles has a five-cy cylinder. air -'.,,. .oii',
engine. s0hed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

In all OF Pcru's 100000 square
miics of territory there are only
about 100 miles ~ railroad.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

Machinery has been perfected for
recovering both the wax ana pulp
from used wax lined food containers
and saving a waste which amounts
to moro than 1000 600 pounds u
year In the ljnhcd stated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
A WOMAN'S SOUL Barred
nIs huquiLh. vile "f r"rmsr nrlt"
Premier. Tails Talon Out
Of School.

when N'IIIInu, NnIn"n. IA" fnm"h poe
r,.Io Tho wuulnn With ia" Ir"n' =
Inuuue u vac MnIR"I l'n"h"' ~
,ulIh lao waite nh"ui IA VII" 81 'hH
Ihrn 10 uur mluInt'i ~ HI''' hI""'hI
M,B huuuIth acquired h"""l"h 81
mon nud IhInvr that ~"r h'"I"h !" ono
rnn,on IirI 'r'iIl."n' p"'rru'"""'
f.,,.oI n .tIrlr /" ih' IiliInh navy. ""h
,h, v,p tao "r"u e., h. hluI III" 'hI"
la nnny "ih"I luaIn"'" g"
r,,y Me- Aruulih hr0 "IIl''h ~ W."
,.u,IunInn thni clio Ia nuh has boon "
Iu,rrI, uIrundnI ri,,',h w"u""n I"rIll1 ,
du,IuV h,r cuiir" rul'li' 'NI""' t"nh "
wa. - unlII. ,nrr"rb thc h'pl Amy
II,.,,IIr uIn go, Iui.d I" al" IL" COW
IouIs ~ that dI"It !" ~" pubic r."R
l., ~ ,I,,o,Iy hnr ond what Thn hnd v"
.,y I'IIubutE Ia 4" ho ""tI Ih'
TItIsInIg IJirI,pi"I, hpr arranged f'i 'h'
.uIIrr diary nnI hrr inulUR n"Ei Nunhh .
O., InI,rr 10 Ihrro VIII nrp"nt i"I ~
,..rSc,uiIyc "r~kr lIhnInl lnH'allnI"h'
Of nil TIC IhluEn MIr Nruui'h wrote
contained ~ Ihir diary me- nn''"p
,f u,nlr love uirigun nnh ""iun"n
.ruIItl,p Tho vrli"r. who's" pou mlRh'
h,r, Il, drr,rih~d 49, "vltri"ll"' rpHf"7
~, ono she kurw wolf Ilnhri"n", va
ward VII Ilurc,mrry. IIrlf"ur. Ilnnh"lrh
4, Churchill Kitchener. L"rh Ii"hnrlH "nI
hnat az other world famous hEnr"f.
And rhc known whereof uh" write.
No matter whether you nro OF l'fl'r'
nrIYIn or not YOU viii hc intnrorirl
Thir being tho rRrc. II IL host !" play
snrr." nuh order your copy "I h"h' sun
dnv'u bIspnlrl IN ndNOnCS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

FEMALE VOTERS
WILL OUTNUMBER
MEN IN COUNTY
Registrars Tind Now Ultsons hAasr L"
MAKE UBs Of naliot.

Hr,rInl IrEIHIIaIn wh" a." 'hry I"H'"
,r,Iup Tho unn,ru ,ui'Ir 81 bhl" '"nh'b &.
hnNa I,IuIIcd Ihnl tho" van 10 hl"'"
women IuuIuIoIch ln tho county 'h""
ihrIu vriu urnl~ r''I"Ir i"EIh''I'" W.
tho May IlIunIy "l"' il"n
MANY 81 ia" iogIrliurr "lnlo lhn'
Ihoy no having mn" tI"ull" III Ee'''"H
tho wnnom - IrEInIoT. nnh Ih"' w" ~"
,uIr"ur alt rrmnrh Ihnt ih"I ln'"n',"'H
nlr 4" 70 4" tho U"llH nnh 'nH' '""''
vote q,
uo,c,rI rI,uic- hnro boon circulated
Tint iLr rnru,n hr,n h"rn "l"rInG IA"
J., In il,r Cr,,u 81 Ih' I"RlHirnrH. hui
tho rorIulr.rr rnv TINT mnl"ii'y 81 'h"
,,nurru rrr rnunt 10 give them tho dhlaH
required
I ono Of the CrcalcrI ,r"uhlrN In I" CO.
IIhr IIrmn,rnIt. IvHlulInrr out I" h"'P
YIho UrrIblIrauu la grtIiuR All III" hhlh'H
Of Iho women IA tic difieroni pI"'lh''h
. Iiypnrir nIn canning ~ il"". hul III" rig
IrIIuIu hnSr mntiI Drl"n"r 20 I" COM
,IrIo their w"Ih
r Nru, Of In,m hnlc already r"mpl"'"h
their I,uIudn uf their pI''I n'l7 ia" ION
! IrirnIn WIN III IN th"lr pTn'lh''" i"'
iru dnyr O,lnhcI IAN aud INN. I" I"6
| later any at Tia" women mat ""'" wv
| HON" when ih"y called :, -
itcrnrlr have boon r""ni,ch by u =.
I .u,irIyynnd ,.Irrk Of tho county comma
ri,,,r,s from, uIr,Im,ir aud Of Mhnl-
ron dIniIII "u tho lnlnnh lhIn TeP"''
rhuv, that N tho two pIo'Ih''T inv"
,rr ,I,uuI IUn uiuTc w"ln"n Ihhh '"""
: II h,,, Mao heard from other lh"' v"
4 that th,y nI' IA" ram" why nv" Wv
,nuIIdcnI that ia" women '"'" WIZ "n
InIgrr Innu IA" maj" 'oH"'"'"'
| Nj timber wood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
CARROLL COUNCIL
knights OF Columbus VIII ATTEND com
munion ut Baint Joaeph'B Sunday
Council viii Wave Elaborate Column pun
nav Event on Tuesday Evening
New Administration viii Take ONCE
At business Bssuion Thursday

Tomorrow morning alt members OF
carroll council No. h0i. Knights OF COL
umhur. viii go to Holy communion ~
n body at 81 Iuacph'H cathedral AZ n
o.rIurl Reservation for the council IN
ihr church hn- necn made TN" knights
4, IN ,urrI at the carroll cub ana IInr'h
I'm n body Ia the church at 70 = III d,
Columbus DnY VIII hn 'cl"bIh''"
TurndrN. october t.. AT = ~. WIN u
hIv ret lnEothrr and yet h'rhh M ="
urrtlnv which win lc held Ia mo hu"I
Ia, INN Of the t'nrr"lI tluh II j. h"i
mann chairman "f Tia" committee. say y
IhnI the rtnur In not FOR som" nv doug y
.nuI tho program In -" arranged INA.
.rrI,, Il I'm, been completed nIl rIeNnhe
,.iu have hcru undr h'uuhlnl" WIN
.r,rI, other p"rn"m pI"rCnl
Thr affair viii he Tortured hY mhh"
, IlIIc IT, rrI. u mn" !" rin"h". ""n u
few ihInrr TINT Ihn commute" ~ non"
iuy I.uGk IN rrr"r,o as lhl' 'hI' ~
On ThurEdaN. O'Inhcr lilh. at ! ~ 1.
=, .,lui Iu,uIhIY meeting VIII L." h"'h y,
,I,c Climb Tn, now standardization WIZ
,,lc nfIre At ihIr meeting. Many I'M
rnrI,mi mnilcrs pertaining 7" ~" WORN
Of Iho council inr tho "uFulnR F""I W.
no Inkcn W. and discuTa"'l. ana "''
attendance Of iIR members IN h""'r""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
GORDON BLIZZARD
OPENS MONTGOMERY
HEADQUARTERS HERE

while tho race IL undoubtedly close
l am confident that Sam montgomery
will be elected governor OF West Nlr-
einia by u substantial majority al the
November election Labor Is united
behind Mr. Montgomery while hundreds
OF Republicans and democrats through
out the state are going TO support him
In the coming election.
Gordon Blizzard OF Fayette county
who arrived hero last evening Tor mo
purpose OF opening headquarters for MT
Mont komery made the above statement
In speaking OF the gubernal0rial hsht
Mr. Blizzard will open headquarters at
ll29 Market street today
Union labor has never been project
od ia the coal nslds OT southern West
Virginia said Mr blizzard ana Tor
Thai To,syu tho ininsTs and other iah"r
men ale surruTius Mr M0ni 6"noB
~ho has p,ur,irSd thoI" better r'"'t'
IIuH TLu "iIu"ti"u haas ho'"ih -"
ChaUti, in tho a"tth''" 60 Ito" mat
ID hIna 81 TanIhoi ht.i,"~'iI ''.S"iy
~I"is a istt,i i' ,.,a ti."i '"I""'" "l lI'"'
auUnty wee sT,"id 80 g" - ihS pail"
H.. vale fur Ne N""i s"'""'F lh"F "''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
CIkCOTES TO GET
HEARING OCT. 10

ono case remains "n tho docket TOR
criminal CTurt aud viii lac heard N'h
ne sday. October iith, her"ro judge Az"
II Uuhinson THIS 10 the TnSr al Tho
state - AlIko t'Ia,0irs Several "il"'
,,sUs wHl.E wee continued '"iII"I ia
IhIr IoIIn Viii lee heard "nd dihr"h"h al
ia tho nsAt ,uui.Ir IT =, okh II - ""h"'
. I..ud thai . ""i"i,sI 81 iho '"S'" VIII
leo ..nIIuuai unIiI ~. !,",'i" I"i"'
..f ,..,,I ~LI. Ia T,n,., nII lnII,,.II,."" ~ ~
I.s v.,y Ea"s SUssi""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
JUDGE ADDLEMAN
ENTERS SALE ORDERS

Several orders woro ontornd yesterday
by Judge H. NJ. Addlemnn In Fart II of
circuit court. Tho nrst was that OF III"
First National Bank e. Trust company
OF Elm Grove. guardian OF Elwuud
Black. In which judge Addlcman ordered
that the guardian could sell real rstat"
of tho child which IL located In the
Chandler addition at Elm Grove.
In the matter or John KiHer. guardian
Of tho real estate OF William G. Walla c.
infant. tho guardian was granted per
mission Ia sell real estate situated on
Stone Church road.
Lester Cooper. guardian OF John Ford
Cope. infant, WAS also given permission
To sell real estate and coal property
This was done at once helns sold to the
Eastern Coal company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
JURORS DISMISSED

All Jurors in Parts ! and III OF CIR
cult court. with the exception OF the
fury trying the OH" Torpedo case In
fart II before Judge u. VI. Addloman
were dismissed yesterday All VIII" nave
not received their pay Tor the service
rendered can get their money by calling
at the office OF John l.. Kinghorn. clerk
Of this court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
Rrnnnhihl Eronhla.

Mrs A. 3. Sidcnberder, Rockn"lh. Ind 4,
states: FOR an attack OF bronchial
trouble which usually assoilH mo In
tho spring | md Chamherlnin'r Cough
Remedy tho only thing that gives mo
rolicf After using II for TOW DAYS
all signs OF bronchial trouble disap-
pears" For sale by all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

Deeds
JcmIme Breen and husband To Mary
Bartek. lot on Virginia street. Island
Wiley Berry. ct al. TO Sadie Bursee.
property In Liberty district.
Charles T.. Craig and wife to Gustave
WCnzel and Ferdinand Wenzel. property
In Eighth ward.
Ellen BraddOCk ct nj to Hannah Or
lofsks. lot on WetEel street.
Ellsh BraddoCk OF al to Peter Wit
enko and Mary Witenko. lot on Wetzel
street
Edward Drummer and Grace Drummer.
his wife. To Emma ID. Johnson. property
In North Wheeling. 90. co..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
Maybe Your Mutt
& 6 imply Needs a NeW
Mutfbed TO Make If
as Good as NeU

IT, such ample tnak to lnHcrt now
muffbcd into the mufP- md whit II
world Of difference It makcR. We hav0
muffbcds in children = Sues, brown md
grey, Mt 75t and 500. Women s
sizes, unlincd, Mt SOC and $3.50.
Lined muffbeds IN black md brown, all
sizes and shapes, 800 to $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
ORIENTAL RUGS
Favored Sizes! Favored Kinds!
RARE GEMS FROM PERSIAN LOOMS

have their vOrc kinds this special col
and
make
the Royal Sarouk Royal Doz Hurdles
Mosous Xxi it. kasan Saouks Royal Dozr
lrak 13X64
In 2x87 it. Imperial kaShan Srok In l2x
Krnanshnh In l02X85 and l6x94 it. Royal
nd about
the interesting Rugs brought this What
tOsce rgSl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

Covered buttons will be ,lacd to trim
tho new Fnll Suits ContH, Dresses,
SkrtR, Biousca and chlldrcn'a wcnra-
blca>
out Of town TRADE should write for
our illustrated Button Covering Bullc-
tin Mailed FREQ upon request.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
COUNTY COURT

Marriage Licenses
Thomas Johnston. 10. and Rosa WIN
rod 49, both Of UrOpdRrrc. ohio
Graham guardian., 1920-01-02
HANDS, ARMS,
Limbs ASLEEP
And Was Rundown, Weak and
Nervous, Says Florida Lady.
Five Bottles of Cardui
Made Her Well.

Kathleen. Fla.-Mrs. Dallas Prime
OF this place, says: after the birth
OF my last child. Il got very much
rundown and weakened, 90 much
that | could hardly do anything al
all. was 30 awfblly nervous that
could scarcely endure the least
noise. My condition was getting
worse all the time...
knew | must have some relief or
would soon be in the bed and In a
serious condition for ! felt 90 badly
and was so nervous and weak could
hardly live. My husband asked DR..
about my taking Cardui. he
said, It's good medicine, and rood
for that trouble, so he got me s bot
ties. After about the second bottle i
felt greatly improved. before taking
It my limbs and hands and arms
would go to sleep. After taking II,
however. thSs poor circulation disap-
peared;. My strength came back TO
me and l was soon on the road 10
health. After the use Of about s bot.
ties, | could do all my house-rork
and attend to my six children be-
You can feel safe in giving Csrdui
thorough trial for your troubles. n
contains no harmful or habit.forming
drugs, but Is composed of mild. vega
table. medicinal ingredients with no
bad after-effects. Thousands OF woman
nave Voluntarily written, telling Of
the good .Cardui has done them. II
should help you. too. Try It u T
Graham guardian., 1920-01-02
Christmas Gift for
Baftieship Arizona

A Christmas gift of a copper
and silver service, valued at $40, :
600, was presented to Captain
John H. Dayton. commander of
the Battleship Arizona, Saturday,
on behalf of the State of Arizona.
The presentation was made on
board the wat.ship, now docked
in the New York navy yard, by
a delegation headed by l.. w.
Mix, and including United States
Senator Henry F. Ashurst and
Mrs. Ashurst. Lieutenant Com
mander Paul M. Bates, of Ann
apolis, and several former Ari-
zonans now resident in New York
CITY.
II had been originally intended
to make the presentation in Octo
Der, 1917, but it was deci ed to
postpone it until the conclusion
of the war, and this Christmas
was selected on the suggestion
of Secretary Daniels. The prin-
cipal piece is copper figure of
an Arizona miner.
Graham guardian., 1920-01-02
NOTICE OF SELECTION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, A,
PHOENIX. ARIZONA
I STATE OF ARIZONA

UNITED OTATES LAND OFFICE, AT
PHOENIX. ARIZONA
4 STATE OF ARIZONA
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the State
Of Arizona, under the provisions of the
Act of Congress, approved June 20,
1910 t36 Stats. $50, has filed in this
Office its School Indemnity Land Selec-
tons applying to select as indemnity the
lands described, as follows:
1899 -043277-In I. II s., r. 26 E.:
NWASW4, Section 8; S1aSE14, Sec
tion 8; VII; Wi5El1. Section II.
3400 04327S In T. II S., K. rs L. /:
Lots l. 2; El2NWA; NEli; NiaSEl4,
Section 81.
S401- 04s279 In T. IS, r. 2l E.:
Lots /, 2; Wl2NEI4; NWI4, Section IL.
3402 0432S0-In T. ii S., r. 26 f.:
WIZ; Wi2Ei2, Section %.
340S- 04328l- In 7. II S., r. "a E.:
SEA, Section l3; NEA, Section "a.
3405 -043283-In 7. z s., R % e.:
NJ; SWA; N12SE14; SWASE14; Sec
ton IL.
&c. and S. R. M
During the five weeks period. of pub
lication Of this notice or any time there
after and before final approval and
certification, this Office will receive
protests or contests as to any of the
tracts applied for and transmit the
same to the General Land Office.
Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, Decem-
Der 8, 1919.
j. L. IRWIN, Register.
SCoTT WHITE. Receiver.
First publication, December 10, 1919.
Last publication. January 16. 1920.
Graham guardian., 1920-01-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received by
! the Board of Trustees, of Solomonville
School District, No. 5, of Graham
County, Arizona, for the general con-
struction of school building to be
erected in the Town of Solomonville,
IN the above-named school district.
| : The above building to be built in ac-
eordance with plans and specifications
prepared by Les cher 4 Kibbey, Archi-
tects. Phoenix. Arizona. Plans and
specifications may be obtained from
the Clerk of the Board, at his residence
at Solomonville. Arizona, or at the
office of the above-named archit itects at
Phoenix, Arizona.
All bids must be in the hands of the
Clerk of the BOARD of Trustees, by 200
o'clock p. M, on Saturday, January IL,
| 1920. Each bid must be accompanied
by certified check equal to per cent
of the amount of the bid, made payable
TO the Clerk of said Board of Trustees
SAID check to be forfeited to the Board
of Trustees if the successful bidder re-
fuses TO enter into contract and fur
nish bond as required by the said Board
of Trustees within 10 days after award
ing the contract to him. The success
full bidder must furnish Surety Com
pany bond satisfactory to the Board,
equal to SO l-3 per cent of the amount
of the contract.
A deposit Of ten dollars is required
by each contractor taking plans and
specifications from the office, which
sum will be returned upon the safe re-
turn of said plans and specifications.
The Board of Trustees reserves the
right to reject any an1 all bids sub
mitted.
Board of Trustees. School District,
No. s, Of Graham County, Solomon
vile, Arizona.
BY j. M. DopsoN. Clerk.
First publication, Dec. 26. 1919.
Last publication. Jan. 8, 1920.