Saturday Morning Advertiser (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 45, Ed. 1, Saturday, September 27, 1919 Page: 1 of 10
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Saturday Morning Advertiser
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ISteel Strike Begins
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Italians Seize
More Tenitory
utitfi-oiis oilier Lenders Sulii
to he following n'Aiiiiunio's
L'Miniplc- Pence Conference
Worried-
Apparently in emulation of
Captain Oubriele D'Anuunzlo
whose dramatie seizure ot
Finnic centered the attention of
the world on tiie eastern littor-
al of tiie Adriatic other Ital-
ian leaders are reported to b -advancing
on Spalato. Schcuho
and Trail important town;
along the coast which Imv
been under the control of Jugo-
slav forces. Peace conl'eioiu-
circles are plainly concerned
over the situation which seem
to have become quite grave.
Helgrade advices declare
Italian soldiers have overpow-
ered a small .lug.i-Salv force at
loguire and have entered ih
town. It is probable that fif-
teen miles northwest of Spain
to- further south there ap
pear also to be disorders re-
ports from Home indicating
there is a virtual reign of terror
at Hagusa. a Dalmatian town
close to the frontier of Montenegro-
... mJllANT.J)KLAHO.MA. S VI I WDAY. SKPT- -27. l!H!i
b. A. Drive to Huns Anxiously
Start Sunday Walch Senate
NUMMKU KOUn -Kl VI-'
President Wilson. Market Place
Speaks Tonight is Soon Ready
Kditor K- M- Kvans of the
NKWS js in Oklahoma City
today to hear the president
talk and see the sights-
Mens and Boys Clothing
ISiij. vour winter needs now for prices will not be less
ami von will have the full season's wear for your money.
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Campaign 'Id Raise $7000 In
' Hijan County Opens With A
Nimilicr of .Meetings All 0er
The Count Sunday.
On next Sunday. September
-'Sib. a great drive will be put
on in tills county to raise fund
for the Salvation Army that
gallant band that can'ied 1 1 1
doughnuts to the boys in th"
1 1 cliches.
I Sui the carrying of dough
nuts to the boys in the trenches
i- past and service at home is
now the object of Mrs grand
organization that on Sunday is
io ask you and us and all of th
lest of us to help them.
..Meetings have been arranged
!as follows: Sunday morning at
r.eniiington. P.okchito. Pray.
Mead. IIendri. Connally Uob-
irtii. Ma toy and I'rown: Sun
day afternoon at Manning. V-
Imny. Wade. Kemp. Yulia. Silo-
nushnell. Runty. Seely and .it
Colbert: Sunday night at Cnl-
eia. Yarnaby. Impson. Achiile
and Kenefick.
Kvcry person in the county
is- urged to attend one of these
meetings on Sunday next. The
meetings have been arraugtd
so that nearly everyone can al-
t ml a meeting near home. H-i-turned
soldiers are especially
urged to go to be present and to
rrge thir friends and acquaint-
ances to go out.
The Salvation Army made
i'ood in the war. It made go id
before the war and now is to
do even greater work at home.
While tills is a nationwide cam-
paign all the money raised in
this state will be spent in the
state.
The Salvation Army carrier
hope to the wayward gin. ft
brings new ideals to the man
who has fallen. It runs girl1'
boarding houses when- girl-
from the country get the very
best oi hoard and rooms for les-
I linn very poor board in poor
lioardintr houses would c M
them. It carries on ovangelis
tic work. It maintains lnei-.V
looming houses where a .nan
ma get a room at minimum
cost. If lie has no mono bil-
ls worty he gets the room any-
way. It helps find employment I'oi
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Hissh-Wickwire and l-'ilth Avenue Clothes for men ami
Munii! men all wool hand tailored at .$'J."..tH). $:'.i-.nu. -??".
Mil'". hhI $.111011
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A IMSTKIt M.OV KMl'i: WITH
i:acii isovs si'iT.
33rctvn? !K
I'o'illillhj of Nonratll'ieiitioii
lirlngs IMmium Io Heniocrats-
I'.erlln Sept- '27 Iteporis in-
dicatiug the possibility that th"!
treaty may not lie ratitied by.
tile I'nited Slates are ausi';l
consternation in (eriiiany.
while (he moiiarshisis and re-1
an binaries ate watching w th I
increasing interest the deliber-
ation of the American Senate I
'. ount Uevcnilow writes in th1
T'ges Zeituug that uonratifi-1
dilioii by the i'niled States
Sennie" would create a multi-
tude ef new perspectives for
(iermany. which a shrewd ac-
tive (Jerinan tioverninenl
could exploit-"
It is significant that the
Piankfurt (Jazetle. which dur-
ing the war and aimistice
glorified President Wilson's
policies now discusses with a
alarm tin- possibility ol uou-
ratificatiou. saying that the im-
portance and lar-i caching con-
sequences of the attitude of the
representatives of the Ameri-
can people are very great not
only for the United Stales bic
also (ierinauy.
There is always bargains in
.tin- ads of this paper.
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its homes and caie-- lor Clem
saving them from growing up!
in sin and vice. It earrie" .i
big dinner basket to the deser-
ving poor on Christinas day.
The Salvation Army help- to
care for the families of Mi"
men who are seal to iir'.iou
The unfortunate man when
released from prison is picked
up by the Salvation Army and
aided in a new start.
Kadi year hundreds of wom-
en are cared for in ni'iten-ity
homes. Thousands of childreu
aie given refuge in orphanages
and millions of men are t;iv-
u shelter in the workini;:iiens
hotels. Kmployiuent is loiind
lor the drifters by th li-ous-"ids.
Free groceries are sup-
plied many families in every
gieat city fiarineiits In tli.;
million are distributed troin
I lie store rooms.
Transportation is furuhdicd
for discouraged men and wmi-
en who wisli to leturn to their
homes for work.
.Medical attention is given to
hundreds who are loo poor to
pay a doctor's bill.
The Salvation Army has de-
cided to stop personal and the
tambourine collections for it-
work and to raise the neces-
sary money to do all the above
tilings and man more by an-
nual campaigns by business
men and others oiganied tor
this purpose.
.las. H. McKinney of Durant
is County Chairman and Mes
srs. .1. I!. Hickman and W I-'.
Tyree first Lieutenants and in
tiie drive in Mryan County will
be assisted by a score or more
of other business and profes-
sional men
This is your chance to help
Attend one of tlie-e meetings
Learn more of the work and
the great need. Help all you
can.
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Special Pi ice on Something Good.
PEOPLE CALL 'EM
'PICNIC HAMS
lleally (hey are Sugar Cttied Shoulders. Cured lik
ham look like ham smell like ham makes ie( gravy
like ham and taste like ham.
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ITT O.N'K (Ht 'I WO IN YOl'll OllliKI. ..'l I'llDA Y.
Cobb & Strickland
Tiie I'.ig ISusv Second Avenue (' .
League ('(Mcnanl as well a
Treat) to be i:plaincil-
.Mail) l-'rom Here Attend.
Itefore what will probably be
the largest audience gathered
together at Oklahoma City to
here a speaker. President Wil-
son will present his earnest
plea for the acceptance of the
League of Nations Covenant '
and the Peace Treaty.
Oklahoma is highly honored
in having ilie Nation's Kxccii-
tive here especially when he
conies in such t lines and for
such a purpose-
The League what it repre-
sents and stands for as well as
the Treaty will receive very
careful consideration and- the
attacks made against it by var-
ious Senators will be refuted
and the cause of their attacks
shown-
Many citizens of the county
went to here and also to pre
sent the County's Resolutions
of acceptance to the President
at Oklahoma City
Durant is enjoying a period j
oi rather nasty weather and
the County likewise. Cotton
picking is being held up
How about the League; ate
yon for it?
Darn ui ('lit of A Place In
Which Farmers Jluj Offer
Products For Sale Costing
City More Thau sri'..OOOOO-
Mayor Ed L. Speaiis .an-
nounces this week that the
market square will he ready
foi the use of tlio public next
week and that he and other of-
ticials of the city hope the new
institution will lie found to bj
as great a convenience to the.
tolKs who bring products here
to sell as officials have planned
to make it
The new Market Square is a
gift of the City of Durant to the-
people of the county who have
products of various kinds to of-
fer for sale in Durant and for
those who propose to buy tho
products offered for sale. It
is intended especially for tho
farmers who are most in need
of just that sort of institution.
Several years ago before the
coming of automobiles and In
the days when the business to
be carried on in Durant was
only a small part of what it is
now. farmers could bring their
bales of cotton and their loa(J
of oats and corn and other pro-
ducts on the main streets of the
city and there sell them to tho
best advantage. At the same
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You Well-Dressed
Young Fellows
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Who know good style
when yon see it - who ap
ureciaie snap and refin
iiienl who know that
Kuppenheimer
Clothss
are just (he kind Dial ap-
peal to your taste and de
sires therefore are woith
wailing for and many will
be glad to know ihey'ie
Coming In-
15 to 25 a Day
and I hey have all the old linn- goods of quality as well
as looks they ever had and thai od saying a great deal.
MAW .SMART I'ATTIIR.NS ami rich count tonus"
Priced at $''.-.ou. .filn.iiu $."i.uo io .i7.'.0(
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Evans, E. M. Saturday Morning Advertiser (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 45, Ed. 1, Saturday, September 27, 1919, newspaper, September 27, 1919; Durant, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc83126/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.