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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-04-15
CHAPEL PROGRAM
Sunday, April ii, 1920

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The following is the program rendered
in the auditorium last Sunday morning.
Rev. c. E. Benson, officiating.
March-W ashington Greys-----Orchestra
Holy, Holy, Holy----------Congregation
Invocation -------------------C Chaplain
Gloria Congregation
Scripture Reading Chaplain
Hymn-All Hail the Power--Congregation
Prayer -------------------- Chaplain
Selection-The Orchestra
Sermon ------------------ Chaplain
Hymn Abide With Me-----Congregatio
Benediction ------------------ Chaplain
March@The Winner----------Orch
R ]. REIcHKrTzER,
Musical Director.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-04-15
POPULATION

CELL CHANGES
Corrected April II, 1920
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-22
BISHOP ROWE COMING
 TO CORDOVA SOON

Bishop Rowe is expected in Cor dova the latter part of this month. At this time he is making his regu- lar visitation to the Episcopal mis- sions along the coast. It happens that this year the Bishop is celebrating his 25th anniversary as bishop of Alaska In these 25 years he has had a number of opportunities to become bishop of the Diocese in the states. but he declined, preferring the rough and hard pioneer work of the far north
 At the general convention held in Detroit last fall a national committee was appointed for the purpose of honoring the bishop at the time of his 18th anniversary. The committee has decided to raise $100,000 as an endowment fund to perpetuate his work here in Alaska.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-22
OUR OWN HANS DOES
 LITTLE MUsHING STUNT

N P (Hans) Hansen, of the T. & T. department, returned yesterday from thirty days trip to Nenana, Fairbanks and Chatanika. Hans is probably the best little musher in this latitude and takes great pride in his ability, which, by the way is worthy of pride Spurning all dog teams, skis, ice boats and other winter modes of travel Hans trekked from the end of the steel to the end of the road and back again. The interior is an old stamping ground of MT. Han sens and he thoroughly enjoyed re- hewing acquaintances with his many tillicum friends. The first-tricker will be back on the job early Monday morning. Anchorage Times
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-22
HOW 0ILLANDS IN ALASKA
 BE TAKEN UP

Governor Riggs has wired from Washington as follows, relative to cil applications for prospecting:
 Relative to oil land applicants for prospecting permit must be citizen or association of citizens or corpora ton. Alaskans can file for not more than five permits or twenty-five hun. dred and sixty acres each. Prefer ence right for six months secured by erecting monument or stake not less than four feet high and posting not ice that application for permit Will he made within six months. Notice, to give day and hour of posting and approximate area with courses ana distances from monument or other objects. Application for permit then addressed to commissioner at the gen. eral land office and filed in land ot- flee which is Juneau, together With applicants name and address with af- fidavit of citizenship, if native born, or certified copy of naturalization and statement that applicant does not have interest in more than four other permits and descriptions of land by legal subdivision, if surveyed, or by metes and bounds, if uncurveyed. and reason why land is believed favorable for prospecting and proposed method | of exploring and amount of capital available for exploration and exper- fence together with references for rep utation and surety bond for one thou sand dollars for damages to oil strata due to improper operations. Land To- cated prior to November 1910 has pre- ferred rights and cannot be jumped if substantial improvements made prior to that date or if not less than $25O expended to date approval of act"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
HABRA ~ABUNDANTES
COSECHAS

FL Ing. Duvallon, jefe de Ia Dl-
recci6n de Agriculture de Ia Secre-
taria de Fomento, ha informadO que
en- este ano las coSechas seran abun
dantes. como en- ninguno de los re
cientes pasados. segun los informes
que ha recibido de varias parties del
pals. .Articulos de primera necesldad.
dice cl senior Duvallon-tendra Ell
pals de sobYa para eXportar, 81 asl
10 solicitan los agricultoreS.
Agrega que en- IA Direction de
Estudios Climatologicos Sc le ha d.
cho u las variaciones de tempera-
tura u Sc han notado en- estas Ill
timas semanas, indican que la tenn
porada de lluvias va a ser regular
Y abundante Y que, 0 este motivo'
las cosechas estan mas que asegu-
radas.
FL gobierno por su parte,-termi-
ma diciendo ell senior Duvallon,-es-
II dispuesto a prestar toda su ayuda
a los agricultores que no tengan ca
pital. proporcionandoles en- abonoS o
en- cualcuiera otra forma implement
tos de labranza dc los sistemas mo-
derroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16

NOTA:- Los suscriptores, Al csHnoiaE &c
r~si5<nr:a dshcn darnOs tRn;o a 7GeEa como
IN antigua d.reeci6n. = fin de LnotaT pro
p!sre-.e e. -am5ia ct uucstcos uESSs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
GENOVEVO DE LA 0
MUY ACTIV0

Sc sabe en- esta capital, de fuenteS
oficiales por haberlo communicate va
las autoridades militar@s de Toluca.
cue ell zapatista Genovevo de la o
ha vuelto a levantarse en- armas con
ira ell gobierno de Carranza y que
cuenta con una fuerza de quinientos
hombres mas o menos bien armados
V pertrechados.
Sc agrega que 10 acompanan Va
lentin Reyes, antique jefe zapatis-
Ia. Y un agente del general Felix
Diaz cuyo nombre no Sc ha podidO
averiguar todayia.
Segun los informes que a Ia Sc
cretaria de Guerra han llegado acer
ca de Genonevovo de la 6, Sc sabe
uua Sc dedicara especialmente 4
mantener interrumpido el trfico.
En- Toluca Sc cree que Ia aparl-
ci6n del antique general zapatista
este relacionada con algunos otros
movimientos de que Sc ha tenldo no
ticia V que, con este motive, es ne
cesario batirlo cuanto antes.
Este resurgimiento del antigua
revolucionario viene a ecllar por
terra las noticias que acerca de el
Sc habfan publicado. en- las que sc
aseguraba que estaba compietamen-
te paralitico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16

Entered as Second-ciass mater February
81. 1918. AZ the Post OSf!ce 81 San An'o-
Mo. Texas. under the AcL- OF March .
's7s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
A~PARECERAN LOS
TOSTONES

En- los centres comerciales Y tlnan-
cieros de esta capital hay esperanto
de que vuelvan a circular en- breVe
las especies metalicas de plata, en-
vista de la baja que sc ha estado
cperando en- estos ultimos dias. Sc
indica que 81 esta baja col9nua o
Sc sostiene, por 10 menos saldran
nuevamente & la circulation las mo-
redas dc plata V especlalmente los
t~ostones, pues va a nadie lie conven-
ora ~tenerlos a~caparadOs, con peligro
de perder.
Tambien Sc cree que esta baJa de
la plata de lugar q que la Secretaria
de Hacienda estudie Ia forma de
volver a acunar monedas de plata,
va sin 81 peligro del acaparamIento
mucho menos dc Ia eNportaclon,
ruesto que es en- los Estados Unidos
donde csc metal Sc cuotiZa Y para
Gonde. cuando les convene, 10 en-
portan los a~caparadores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
.CAMPANA CONTRA LAS
GRANDES LOTERfAS
Catorce personals arreStadas
por la policia de Co.
lumbus, Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Abril 10
Una vigorosa campana, que segun
anunciaron algunos funcionarios de
Ia policia LEGAL, sera el principle de
una cruzada nacional contra cuatro
grandes companies de l~oteria, Sc Ia
emprendida por las autoridades en-
esta ciudad. en- vista de Ia ley fede,
raj que prohite tai juego en- CT pals.
Catorce personals han sido arrestadas
por la policia local Y enviadas a Ia
calcel. acusadas de vender boletos de
lcteria Y de estimular ell jueGo.
Los bo!i:tos de- loteria Ireccgidos
por la policia a los citados indivi,
duos. tienen I'm valor de Glen mil pc
SOS. Las cuatro companies de lote-
ria cue representa- dichos boletos,
sor las de Honduras, Ia de Cuba, que
Sc dice csta regenteada por el BanGo
Nacional de Ia Republica de Cuba;
q Metropolitana, cuyas ot,icinas GEN.
trales estan en- Montreal, pero cuyo
establecimieato de imprenta para los
boletos 81 halla eli Toledo. Ohio y
IL de Alaska.
Ell descubrimiento de los agentes
V vendedorcs de boletos de las men
cionadas companies de ~loteria. Sc de-
bic 4 ma verGadera casualidad,
.cuando uno de los citados vendedo-
res, ofrccieron alguncs bolctos en-
venta a IN policia. Este puso el ca
so err conocim!entc do Ia SUPERIOR
lad t: Embellishments Sc dieron los
pasos necesarios para descubrir las
ramificaciones que hubiera de agen-
ties y vendedcres. 10 que do por re
sultado la apprehension de las catorce
personals m~encionadas. FL agcnte de
pclicia dice one los boletos que Sc lie
ofrecjan en- vcnta variaban en- precio
de 90 c~entavos a 10 pesos Y que los
prem:cs ofrecidcs I de 10000 a
2C.G00 pesos.
Entire los detenidos figuran e. sar.
gento Gobble, que Sc dice ser agente
general de la compania de Loteria de
Honduras, siendo los trece restantes
simples agentcs para Ia venta de los
boletos.
En- vista de las investigaciones
practicadas, Sc espera que en- brew:
Sc hagan otras aprehensiones on To.
ledo, Cleveland Y otras ciudades de
Ohio. Las autoridades locales haE
puesto en- manos de las autoridades
feGerales toda La information relati-
va que nan cogido sohrn las compa
Mas De l0teria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
EN- FAVOR DE LA
TEMPERANCIA

e. senior Joseph J. Roybal, re-
D~resentante &c Ia Anti Saloon League
of America, que Sc halla en- esta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
EN- CAMlNOS


La Secretaria de Commissioners
dice tener algunos miles de hombres
trabajando en- Ia aperture Y reaper
tura de los caminos %carreteroS, mu-
chos de los cuales cast habian desa-
parecidO a causa de la inactividad de
los agricultores, que son los que los
usan con gran provecho. En- Ia mis-
ma Secrataria Sc ha mostrado pla--
nos de csos trabajos, agregndose
que son los Estados de Neracruz.
Puebla Y Oaxaca. los que han mere
cido mayor atencion q este respecto
Y donde Sc trataba con actividad pa
IA que los caminos queden termina-
dos cuanto antes, como 10 desea ell
icfe del Executive.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
UNA COMISION DE OBRE-
RIOS ANTE

Los trabajadoreS de esta capital,
que declararon "a huelga en- las ia
bricas de La Magdalena. La Alpha
' La Hormiga, celebraron una junta
por medic de sus ~respectivoS repre-
sentantes, con objeto de tratar acer-
ca de la forma de resolver favora-
blemente el conflicto.
Dijose en- esa junta que no era po-
sible arreglar NADIA sin Ia ~inJerven-
cion de Carranza, a quien era nece-
sario darle a conocer Ia verdad de
las cosas. e. Jefe del Ejecutivo,-se
dijo,-esta i~nformado de que los
obreros hacen huelgas con caracter
sedicioso Y es indispensable conven-
cerlo de que este grave cargo es
iHeXacto.
Sc aprob6 eSta idea Y Sc acord5
que Sc nombrara una comisi6n pa
"a que fuera q yer al Jefe del Eje-
cutivo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
EDICION
CMiErroleS.)

Los pages deben hacerse por zde-
iantado. en- giro postal o de Express,
carta certificada o ietra Sobre. Nue.
ga York. Los precios de IA SUBSCRIPTION
sera en- dinero americana 0 81 equl-
valencia er moneda del pals de donde
Sc s~olici.e el p~cri0dlco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16

las t-opas japonesas hicieron fuego
sobre los cuarteles de los rusos, en-
dondc Sc italian tambien alojados los
checos.
Hoy ~circulo aqui la noticia de que
los rusos han volado los tuneles del
ferrocarril al norte de Vladivostok Y
oue una guarnicion rusa de 5000
hombres Sc cspera que trade combate
con los japonescS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16

capital con ell objeto de estudiar las
condolences para ~emprender Ia cam
9ana contra las bebidas alcoh6l!cas,
celebr6 una larga conferencia con
e. Arzobispo Mora V del Rio a fin
de saber 81 contaba la sociedad de
temperance con la ayuda del c!ero
de Mexico.
Parece que el enc Roybal logr6
10 que Sc proponia pues en- una en-
trevista que concedi6 a los diarios
capitalinos, manifesto lleno de con-
vicci6n que mucho esperaba del Gle
70 de Mexico para cstablecer el "es-
tado seco."
Ademas, ell senior Roybal estable-
clio va relaciones 0 IA Association
Antialcoholica Nacional. fundada
hace algunos amos en- Mexico cuya
p~residenta es actualmente la sonora
Rosaura @. de Martinez CARA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
PETROLE0 PARA
ESPANA

Las gestiones que Ia Camara de
Concrete Espano!a ha estado ha-
ciendo cerca del Gobierno Espanol
para conScguir una reduction a los
i~mpuestos del petroleo procedente de
Mexico han dado excelentes result
tados, pues Sc informa ahora cue
aquel Gobierno ha resuelto este a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16

sunto en- el sentido que Sc lie habia
solicitado.
Idica la citada Camara de Conner
clio cue ha obrado en- esta forma de
acuerdo con su prograEa de estre-
char las relaciones entire Espana y
Mexico fuera de TODD lirismo. En-
este sentido agrega que seguira ira
bajando hasta c~onseguir un inter
cambio intense, que asegure un YER
dadero acercamiento de lntereses
~nacionales Y espanoIes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
SIGUEN SALIENDO
BRACEROS

A!gunoS ~perioGicos de eSJa capi-
tai publican Ia noticia de que no es
cierto que las autoridades eyiten la
Salida de los trabejadores para los
EstadoS Unidos. como oficialmente
Sc habia asegurado.
Las irformaciones ahora recibidas
indican que del Estado de Michoa-
can, de Guanajuato. Y en- general
del centric de la Republica. CONT
nUan saliendo los trabajadores, a la
vista de las autoridadeS Y muchas
veces hasta ~ayudados por estas.
Los enganchadores meNcanos Y
extranjeros trabajan pUblicamente
IN el campo citado. Y eS mas toda-
via: reconcentran en- Queretaro a
los trabajadores. con el objeto de
que ALI tomen el tren directo de-!
Norte.
EStaS noticias tienen ahora un de-
tale que no Sc corocis, eS e. de
que los enganchadoreS~ han ofrecido
q los braceros que Sc vayan con to-
do ' fami!iaS, a fin de que Sc esta-
blezcan colonias en- varios Estados
de la Union Norteamericana. tales
como Nevada, California, las Caro-
Hnas del Norte Y del Sur : la Flo
rida.
Esta noticia debe ser cierta. pues
los agentes de que Sc trNa pagan
ei pasaje de las familias Y los demas
gastOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16

Alejo Gonzalez inforaaa dc la revolution en- Guatemala
En- favor de la temperancia.-U comision de Obre-
ros ante Carranza.-Siguen saliendo braceros.-Ge-
novevo de la O, vuelve a la ucha. -Apareceran los
t~ostones. -Hibra abundanEes cosechas.-OHas no.
tcias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
Sc restabIecio Ia paz en-
VIadivostoCk
Los ruSos aceptGron las
condolences impueStas
por los nipones

TOXIC. Abril 15.-Un boletin que
publica hoy ell Ministerio de Ia Guerra
japones. dice que la paz Sc ha resta-
blecido practicamente en- F~ladivoStok
V CUE ningunas bajas hubo entire los
civiles RESIDENCES en- esa ciudad. En-
ell mismo communicate Sc anuncia que
Ell 'gobierno provisional ha acceptable
cast todas las condolences de los ia
poneses. habiendo firmado hoy el on
venio de aceptaci6n de aquellos.
VLADIVOSTOK, Abril 15.-Dos
checos resultaren muertos Y cinco
heridos ell martes en- Ia noche cuando
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16

CIUDAD DE MEGICO, Abril 10
FL general Alejo Gonzalez. actual 60
bernador militar del Estado de CHA,
pas, ha informado al gobierno que Ia
revolution en- Ia vecina Republlca de
Guatemala continua tomando gran in
cremento Y que es possible que calga
p~risionero 81 Lie. Manuel Estrada Ca,
brera, Prsidente de aQuella Republi-
ca
Las noticias que a este respecto en-
via Gonzalez, son en- general las va
recibidas Y publicadas, agregando So
lamente que el esta fernando toda cla-
Sc de medidas para hacer resperar Ia
neutralidad de Mexico en- Ia frontera-
Por Tapachula eStan paSando a dia-
rio. multitud de guatemaltscos que Sc
hallaban refugiados en- Chiapas Y que
ahora regresan creyendose a q TO-
maj parTe en- e. movimiento.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16

The world plant on Thursday cve-
ming, April 30. it was announced at
the monthly club meeting yesterday
afternoon,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
Inspect The World Plant.

The Kendall Science club will
make a trip OF inspection through
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16

Services at Temple Israel.
The regular sabbath evening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
TO HOLD TAG DAY
FOR GIRLS HOME
Object of Giving Is Up
Keep of Welfare
Institute.
NEED $4,000 QUOTA
Francis T.. Willard Home Is
Housing "a Girls; Owes
Debt of $1,000.

Permission to hold the annual tag
.,,,. Of the Frances +. Willard home
ur saturday May S. was issued yes
..rday to the board OF the home by
iDc chamber Of commerce.
The total amount needed for the
frances T.. Willard home is $1,000,
,ns budget for next year being $4,000
and the debt for improvements
81 600. The recent remodelling OF
.r, building consisted of the addition
of , dormitory, "A school room and a
basement. painting outside and re
decoration on the interior, installa-
rou of furnace and wiring for
electric lights.
There are. on the average, "a
girls ranging from 10 to II years Of
age ir the home. The girls spend
The morning in housework. outside
work and recreation and have
classes from to O'Clock In tho
afternoon.
Mrs Il T.. Wilson is superinten-
dent Of the home. Officers OF the
hoard OF Is members are: Mrs. q,
q follow, president, Mrs. Flora A.
llcinzman. vice president, Mrs. G..
". kcssclring, secretary, and Mrs.
n Buhl, treasurer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
COPS NOT QUITTING
'hict Allen Denies Reports That His
Patrolmcn Are Resigning since
Recent city Election.

The present police force will con-
tinue to police the city practically
without any desortlons from the
ranks in spite OF the propaganda
that has been going on to make 1t
appear that practically all the mem
bers are preparing to quit accord
ing to statement made by Chas
Allen, police chief yesterday
THE men are absolutely loyal to
the city, asserted the chief Most
of them have served the city through
two or more administrations and
these especially have never forsaken
Their post Of duty previous to ID
change of administration The new
men are willing to abide the decision
Of tho new heads Nouc are there
fore worrying about their jobs"
Opinion around the station is Ia
the effect that the reports OF disai
lection are hoins disseminated by on
or more Of the policemen who feel
reasonably certain that their own
heads are going to DO Topped Oft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
HAD NERVOUS
BREAKDOWN
But Health Was Restored to
Texas Lady Who Is Now
Well and Strong and
Able to Do All Her
Housework and
More.

Rosebud, Texas.-Mrs. Annie
Lange Of r. r. d. No. 4. this place,
writes as follows regarding her eX-
perience with Cardui: Some time
ago had nervous break down OF
some kind ..I was very weak,
ana so nervous. 1t all seemed 70
yotne from trouble, for at
J had tainung spells and suffered a
great deal. but more from the weak,
''mb'y. no-account feeling than
anything else, knew I needed a
'oh'c' and needed it badly
began the use OF Cardui. to see
II ! couldn't get some strength, as I
hneW OF other cases that had been
ne'ped by its use. I felt better
soon saw great improvement, 20
Kept 1t up,
used seven bottles OF Cardui and
e'n say the money was well spent,
'o. grew well and strong. Now
"''e 10 do all my house work and a
great deal OF work besides"
II you are rundown, weak, nerv-
JUS and suffer from the ailments
p'1u''ar to women, It is very likely
may 'ardui will help you. in the way
mas helped thousands OF others,
N'''ng the past 40 years.
TAKE Cardui, the woman's tonic
AdvL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16

i5e Nights
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
Sues Traction COMPANY.

Damages Of $1,000 sustained by
tho petitioner october 25, 1919, when
.u'Omublo IN which ne was driving
was struck by street car at Hodge
street .Il Victor avenue. was asked
I'm district court yesterday by W. G..
Watts against the Tulsa street Rail
way company. Watts claims the mo.
tOrman OF the street car was negll-
gent IN operating tho car, with the
result that the automobile was
wrecked beyond repair.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
Asks Damages and Title.

Damages of $500 and clearing of
the petitioners title TO property de-
srribrd as northwest ouc-fourth OF
northwest unc-four section 23-lg-1O,
Tulsa county was asked in suit
filed In district court yesterday by II.
u. Bartlett, II. T.. whitehead. ct al.
against George ". Suuthard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
||(To0k NAY Be
.||1FFER|Nc = FROM
NAVE OF TYPHOID
State Health Department m
Quiry Not Completed,

~ Prom the Investigation partially COM
Distsd. residents 81 skia,oos. Tulsa
county. appear 10 bs suffering from y
viruisnt form NJ typhoid. 'nr, 4 n
Lewis. state health commissioner. faid
Nsnday
This has no, hccn definitely ss.
tsbiisbed. Dr Lewis nld. and viii not
- until the o,srplttion ~ laboratory
tests being msd' a complete rsport
: - the situation will b. made within n
~ hours
Tests made thus FAR b~r out the
taliei that the water supply. obtained
Aon . small creek I. At fault This
~ been cut of and hll water con-
ouaNo1 there nov Ia being boiled. The
~ supply II being watched closely
(, \ quantity Of anti.typhoii serum vas
Onat Monday morning 70 ski,took snd
n the situation II urgent enough. ply.
eikisns and nurses viii go there 20 care
for the VI Th'sc vii be drawn FROM
the reserve list established by pf.
Lewis
An available inspectors from the
hesith department are now In skia,ook
- from reports received It Is he
nevsd the situation 10 under control
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Buy and keep handy q bottle Of pals
relieving Sloan's Liniment.

NOU need I, when the unexpected
i rheumatic iwingc starts - tho
pains aud aches following ex-
posufe soiatlca, lumhago. sore mus
cles. stiit joints, neuralgia. forgo, all
about buying another bottle and keep
ing !, HANDY. didn', YOU Get Il today
play safe ynu may need II tonigiti
he famous counter irftant pent-
uales v.lhou, ruhb'ng and SliieS
the c'nyr son The pain OF ache -
soon relieved. leaving no plaster or
poultice mus'ines,. no stained skin.
Thousands Of regular user, keep 4
handy Tor emergency--they don, sui.
Ter needIes,ly, Three s,res h oil
druvy;,,s-iSr 7Oc 81 n