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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
ASSESSORS NOTICE

All persons in the Town of Sprague liable to pay taxes are hereby notified to return to the Assessors on or before the first day of November, 1915, a written or printed list properly signed and sworn to, of all taxable property owned by them on the first day of Octo- Der, 1913.
 4nose failing to make a list will be charged penalty of 10 per cent. addl- tiOnal, according to law.
 Assessors will be at the following stores to collect lists: Oct. 30th, 1913, al PosJoffice, Hanover, ? till ,; Qulnn,s Store, Versailles, Oct. 3lst, till Q; Town Hall. Baltic Nov. 1stN 2 till 6. Dated at Sprague, Conn, Oct 13, 1913.
 SAMUEL BALDWIN,
 ALBERT G. COTE
 WALTER M1LNER, octl5d Assessors.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18

ry P. Cross. counsel for Pope, and the prosecuting attorney Elicha MoWry, of the city solicitors office.
 Following these prelininaries Pope was called to the hall before the judges bench, and there, through Mir. Cross admitted sufficient evidence to convict.
 Judge Gorham immediately imposed a jail sentence. An appeal was taken and Pope was released when his fath- er George A. Pope provided $500 sure ty.
 Local Laconics.
 Ex-Alderman Milo Bend of New Lon don was in Westerly Friday.
 MT. and Mrs Edward Chester have moved from Grenman avenue to Lower Pawcatuck
 Samuel Anderson, superintendent of the Plant system of trolley lines, was visitor Friday in Westerly.
 Selectmen Mcdonald and Hewitt of Groton were in Westerly Friday after noon, having in their custody an insane woman en route to the Norwich state hospital.
 Rev. Charles J. Dutton and family of Little Compton, who have spent three weeks with Rev, and Mrs. John c. Dutton of Westerly. returned home on Saturday.
 Many went from Westerly to Ash away Friday afternoon to attend the funeral of Representative Charles w. Clarke The services were held in the Seventh Day Baptist church.
 Although there is ample room in the basement of the new public structure, no provision has been made by the po- lice department for furnishing lodgings to the travelling unemployed.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
Roren.G petitioner.

sra Rome. IIaifu. teIegraieres
ben 19be SUM: Zen norife Ratur.
iorifer Soban aoren. iom iiior Ssit
leo Sfibbruo NOR Cape Serse pod
ben iibiriife auit. o. iom naaeoe go.
me Sen 21oe Iarts eiter mango %
Itore 8ienporoisheoer, aireiite iSas
meo De 6or. Cutters SoIofuiter
Bear" til Sibirien isien.
Set er Sr. aorens aet at begipe
iig tilbaee ill SfiiepIaoien FOR Sfib.
brubet / SET Saab Of bierse enoel AZ
Sc iieloue eremplarer az arftiife
9lomiter % Sitslc. ban bapoe iub.
iomlet for Mangemiaion9ren Sobn
Sbapers pripate Mliieum / 9anca.
tier. Wtais.
aoren iorloo Seottie | 19tf os
brog MOREOVER longs een ii6iriffe
auit til Sloben Galpma. iom han
trRnste opao | en- 2GnsSe al 500
Ntil. l9neere emo nogen boi0 Ytano
isr bapoe naaet 49,,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
olrrcitereoe Reoaftcrer.

Sra SedttIe, @oib.. meloes, at
IRE al gpen5 prominente Reooftsrer
Den iSoe 0s. par blet arreitereoe pau
Overwhelming al Ell AZ en- Specialrl.
IN bemmelig pebtaget SiltalebeiIut.
ming moo Dem.
Dc IRE Irreitortcr or sen oioen.
bersntte Colonel aloen 3. 9lethcn
OF bans Sm Clarence q. 9letben.
benbol0suiS Gbefreouftsr % Reouf.
tionsiefretpr az 9Iaoet "Seottle q.
mes. Gopor6 Glapiou Icoaftsr az
llgcbldoet "Tatriarh", % 9erip
Sunocrs, Reoaftsr al "Seattle
Star". &c er dnflageoe FOR frimi.
nellie Sniurier moo Socioliitagitutc.
rem Soiepb Sorpi$, iom 6~eitulotes
FOR al bare rsrnt me6 SocialiItoar.
tiets aasie.
gletben bar / mango 4ar ltSaiper
al minneapolis tribune" / Min.
ncapolis. Mirn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
1ly Sassbehanoline.

Sra @oihiugton mcloes, at Sole.
lterctSiuititioriuS @bite oen 19oe
oS. bar tilitnaet Sc ire Nrbeiocrisrc
re Sonuiel @ompers. Sobr Withca
og Srouf Morriion Hetteu iii at ino.
onfe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Conn iii DC
Sor. StaterS SsieItcrct. Sagcn oil
fonmle fore / Cftober.
Zen al Iiitrict OF GolumbiaS
Ssicitcrct aiiogbe Gonl Loo paa ct
gorS 6Gngiel Tor @onpers. hi Moa.
neocrS 5Gnaiel for Mitd)ea. o1 Ter
WaancoerS Srnaiel for Norriiou.
Sente Com blep al Ippeaotionsrct.
ten ncoiot iii 1 MaoncoS Spnaiel
ior @omperS % $500 / 9soer for DC
10 andre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
Vy Gorinesfur.
Gn meS Snberfnliniernm inufnleret
@ris aisr l%lnoeruerfer.
0rticnS 0inorie.

Sm eli al sc mange "SGrinasfu.
re-, iom er ouffeoe % og bar pitt liz
ligeIna upaaIioelige iom ben ina
iierft reflamcreoe ",srieomarm Sur,
mcooeles islgeuoe eiter ct Ct. Saul.
blob:
gn 8ris, iom for nogle faa Maa.
ncber iibeu ienbteS ira South 81.
Saul til Colorado Springs. Colo.
ltol, berettes Der, bnue pGret Dtiolet
til at reooe Here Wenneifeltp % CT
III inoeitpnpt / en- liben ginge neo
GorthIat, Gaud Saratorium. bpor
Den beltiles meb bldnbeoe Sslelier al
laaueI Fotielter lom 5uriiter. Sri.
len par, isr BEN aiienbteS ira South
Ct. Golil, hlepet inoflIeret meS III.
berfuliuierumr.
@riieu ieitbteS til Sanatoriet az
Or. s. 9. guraon | minneapolis.
Der bar bolot paa at erperimcrtere
meo Oct Scrumb ban ubpinoer al
@riieneS 9lob, OF iom ban atrnenber
til gebanolirg al SiiberfuIoie hos
Wenneifcr.
8rilens Siitorie berettes al :. n.
Somes ira Scrnnton gd., ser bar
Ell al De isrite, iom biep inoflleret
mco Serum ira 8riien / Colorado
Sprinas. Wr. SsSames beiatot ia |
De ii0ite Stooier al SpgSommen, ga
ban FOR fire Waaneoer iioen fon til
Colorado. San peieoe oa bare i08
Euno. Toa ire Wnaneoer bar ban
glenpunoet meget al i'm Stprfe OF
peier III 1i71a Flinb.
Mr, Sames taeer ira fem til Ter
gebauoliuger ON Ioaen o. ertlp,
rer, at Dc iugen ubehageligc eacr
faoeltIe Tirfningcr hor. San bar
liot al SGrina / TO Anr. og bar M.
eiter at ban er begprot at fonme iia
lda ram. ooerfaget g~eltprel1en az
HorthInt Saratoriet | Snab ON. at
oct SerlIm, Der bar giort lIige I'm.
oeruerfer for BAN, ogiau piI reoSe
andre.
Get her omhdnbleoe Serlm err life
bet brngt / nogen alminbelig In.
p%euoelie al SPgerne, Ga mar life on.
FER at loiGtte iig FOR Ell @ientaaelie
al er~iuringer me6 Or. Sriebmanns
iaameget opifrpote "altr" / 5iliploe
ar at ogiaa bette Serllm ifitIoe pie
iig oirfnirqSlsit.
en- bel lioen Crit al incfuIereSe
6riie niienOtes ioog (ben 1Soe SSslrni)
til Sarotoriet ira Or. gurgans
Sioro / Soutb Ct. Taitl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
SooiepeIts Oanielorer.

Sro Neiu Dorf meobeleS ocn tSSe
Suni: Sobu $. 5renor. iom /
WonboaS aiaif peo Tsbcn / lit Stem
/ Stem Hohelle. q. D., / Den bsie Il.
Der al So aar. pleiebe oite meo
StoItbeo at iortTIlc ON, al ban, 81.
a., hapbe IGrt Sbeooorc Rooiepelt
@iQinm q. gauoerbiIt, Gbauncep
90. 0epem OF SomeS @orbon 9en.
nett at banie.
Srenor bar | mango Iar ben melt
iren1itaoenbe Gonielprcr / Gem
9orf, o. hans GIepcr beitoo ppicnt
liz al Born ira @pens iorncmite og
ri1elte Snmilier. Som iamlebe iig
poa Oenlle Moooe Ell gonife bctpoeIig
SoruulIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
Mloros Opltanoen.

6ro @oihington mcloeS Sen 1S6e
Suni: SisIac ~oiiicieI Wicloing til
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bar sc iornplig
i%tcoiunbnc aompc men &c oprerifc
Msoroer pna Zen Solo / Silippincr.
nc foitet If omerifonifc SoIbuter
Sipet. - Spreret or III iuIOItrnSig
fllct og a0e Gems Snobpgsere oiprb.
nc0c.
9louot &c iolone par Saptein
Saplpr ". HidolS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24

Sbonias McTopitt, palgtes iii Dteos
lem al @eitpreIlen.
NGite 2auoSmsoe ifaI bol6ep / ut.
lontic Gitn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24

u. 8. Snnumon6 49,. $4,000
W. :. Wtorlen ..... 2S5.000
Irlrlour & So. .... $4,000
Srieomon Monuiacturing $1,000
Gapital Gitp Sairp ..... t07, 600
Ohio glltterinc $4,000
llnitcb StntcS 9utterinc. $1,000
elsie err DC aompan;er. iom on.
oenote en- funitig iarpet 9onlolie
oeo Eroonftionen al Sleomargarin,
men iOm uno6rog ia 9etalingen al
10 Gents Statten oeo / fine Rap.
porter OF nngipe set Tom naturliat
iaruet aunitimsr bporpoa ser finn
betales en- Sfat al "a Gent Or. Guno.
Salitneriet fom imiblertio FOR "a,
gen, og oaDGrenbe Snternal Hepe-
mlefommisiGr, Gabea. isgte at mo.
frPue De ubetaIte Sfotter. Tom ri
ldii1lltel belsb ltg III Sl,200,OOO.
GaoPrenoe Suiiitsminiiter Rac
Seagb inbgif imiolertio, iantme Tag
ResieringSifiitet ianbt Steo, ct Som.
promis meb benz iisIoe bpilfet Se
lap meS tiIiafnmen at betaIe SOL.
900.
Get er imi0lertio. iom ~openior an.
tuoet. ienere fommet for Saeen, at
Dc enbnu ifplber 5000 900, Tom life
inobeiattebes / Mac Seasbs Som.
promis. OF set er bette Seleb. iom
Den me aommisiGr M pil isge at
inofrGoe 40 Rettens Sei. % ser pil
life bli noeet aompromis oemre-
gang, erflRrer ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
marsarin.S asernc

Sra 8nibinqton m~eo6cIes, at 6en
me H<nterual Hepeme .&omuisipr
bar b%eiliittct at nnlTpge Soa MOB
De Recommendations, iom
Den iorrige Sinansminiiter Mac
&engb itrar isr lin SratrPoeIie al
embeoet bar ioo liberal at eitcrqipe
Ell rlino Wtiaion Golors, iom oe peo
iolife Toreitiainler huooe nuogodet
at betnlc / Sfat, FOR getolineen az
100000, iom Sc. ioruben Sen ei
tergiuue DtiQion, iremoeles itaar ill
Heit meo.
Sagen nil bli orlogt iaainart oen
oiiicieIt blir operienot ham al Slt.
Itltsoepartementet.
Sogcr pil bli oulaat MOB isl9enoe
aorporationer for De FOR bper enfeIt
nnfsrte 9clsh:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
ct. Slaf College.

IA. Iarsmeoet eleber iig beiIi.
gen oper Sen itore Segnina ion1
Samfiinbcts College bar bopt bei
ipllnone Ior. Sreibman'S saloSiens
Stsrrelie iibitc anr piier tilfulbe, al
bpilfen %liourberlig itor 9etponing
BET err for Dor bsiere friitelige Sfole-
uoSanneIie, at ct. Slais 8rabuen.
fer bliper a%niatte iom Seiifolelprere
/ De Ssiifoler, bportil norif-ameri.
fanif Sfoleungbom iogner; og ber.
meb fam bpert eneite Weolem al
Iarsmsbet bore bebiGlpelig enten
oirefte eller inbirefte.
Is. Gen for~berebenbe &lasie til
gfaoemiet, ben ioafoIbte Sub.
Glais", neolpgges. 9ette trGber
araft neite Sfoleaar.
16. gnbel aonititlItionsioron.
Oriuger FOR 81. Slaf College blep op.
lpit % pil bliue afsiort al nGite
Iarsmsoe.
Il. Yror. Y. y, Solberg taar
gars Sieneitefribeb. Sfolebireftio.
men trpifer ollie nrrmere Seitemmel.
Ter.
Is. Selgenbe 9prere anipttes for
fommenbe Iar:
Miis Ggnes 8loioe, Treceptreis
og 29rerinoe | Spif meo en- 2en al
$4,000 iamt aoit o. 9ogi; u. 3,
Anberien, Ibpiical Director, meO Ell
Ssn al $t100.00; :. s. Sbompion.
S9rer i 0orif og Spipnsmano pef
Sormitoriet meb ell 2en al $4,000
iant aoit og Soai; anna &. Grot.
ming, 9rrerinoe / Susilio meb en-
sem al $4,000 iamt aoit oa 9pgi
~Sngebrigt Quite, 9Prer ! Siologi
meo Ell 9en al $4,000. agnes
aittelsbps 2sn iorbsies meb $4,000.
Sfolebireftioneu bempnoiges, lam
Gnrt,rttez n,o @iNs 2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24

6OrtiGttes paa SIDE 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24

5Ortiaitss paa She 8,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
ErciteifuIcn uoirttcS til nGIte gnrs

Erciteifolcn uoiGttcS til nGIte Mars.
mleoe.
3. Oct teolo9iifc 6afilltet % Sfo.
lebireftioncn inoitiller 3 adnOloatcr
Tor @alg. Senne Snoitiaing cifent-
liJgiereS / Slitheraneren mIlnoIt ell
Wtaaneo fgr npite Iarsmeoe.
3. Sfolebireftionen ianmen meo
oct tcologiite Safnltet 'erger Tor
miolertiDig 2prcrbiGlp pco SreIte.
ifolen bette aar.
6. Erpi. 6. Ser. SobnIcn iaor sc.
RTE Sfolcaarct 1914-1905 meo
fltIo Sage. 9erne Teric benpttcs til
9ebite for bans Sclbrco ianlt til pis
oerc Stuoium.
Z. aomite geo. ) anbefoler Sfos
Icbireftionens Sorilnq ON aonitit,l.
tionsioranoring for Seminoriet. lao
lpoenbe: "aonititutionen for Semi.
harriet foranbreS berben, at Mtnls
mlmsIennen for fat unlutte teolos
giife Trofesiorer iGttcs til $1500.O0
og fri 9olig, % ion forbeicS meo
500 ON Iaret inotil ben naar
$500 % fri gpIi8 iom Marimums,
lon"
s. "@eitprcrncs Grtrogootgiprcl.
ie for 9eitprertieneiten blir Ben iam-
me inn fer, nemli1 $4,000. 6or
at benne S%oronorina fan trGoe
ifraft ioreilaaes aonititl,tionsforan.
bring for Seminoriet, og Spsrgs-
maolet bill berfor ltgge ouer til nG-
ite Iarsmeoe.
9. "ScminarietS 9ilope, Sap. 3,
5 10, ipranbres iaa(eoeS: $3.50 for
anbres til $500; $50 foranores til
500; Srbet "anbet" itrpges; $1400
fcranbrcS til $500 Gle "Samfltnbs-
Sannobog", Sibe go"
10. Sirlpelprere peo Seminarict
for fommenoe Iar: / gngelif, q. 3.
g. Mtolorem og 8. g. Geigitao meo
en- 2sn 500 for bier; / 9torif, 8. 9.
Gunspolb meb en- 2sn al 800; /
@rGif, 6. Sspif meb Ell 2sn al
500; / Gllblic Spenfing, Charles
Soft nteo en- 2sn al $50; / Wesic
% Gang, Groi. Sobn Gable meo en-
2pn al $500.
II. Sa Senlinariet bpr I9gee @inb
paa lit Sagihtbium, iaa foreilaaes:
Set teologiife Safultet bempnoiges
til of neblpgge Sprpgflasierne /
8r9lf, gngelIf pg Horif neb Senti-
nariet, ina mart Safultetet maatte
finbe, at BET unber SmitGnbigbeoer.
ne aaar an.
~. Set ~teolo9iife Sofultet fam,
men meO @oarb Of SruItee's ierger
for, of Stipenbieionbet for piocrc
llooannelie / Seolo5i faar Ben MOO
penoige Stette.
IS. Get benitiIeS til Safultetet
peb bort teologiife Seminar at toae
linber S%perpeielie Spsrgsmoalet,
ON oct life bilbe bore beniigtsmpss
Jig / %betpbeliq 8rab at forminbifc
Den / Sagifoler eaers nleqet brl,gte
Graris at De S%tuoenterne BRUCE
en- life liben Gel al lin Sib til at
toae Siftat. Saftltetet meo lit prof.
tilfe aienbifab til Sen teoIoeiife I'm,
berpisning / almiuoeli1heo pil pit
pibe at finbe Ell anben Wetbooe, ser
peb at fritaae Stuoenterne fra oct
mefaniife Sfripearbeioe, fuitOe iptte
Dem iitanb til at bsite iterre 6oroel
al De foreora9ne Sag.
Tette Ertnft IDENTITIES til Sfolcoi.
reftionerl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-05
Wantcd-Nicc, clean rags. Bring
them today. World.
MissiOn OF Rcdccming Love.

Through the kindness Of the oil men
and other large hearted business men
of Tulsa, the mission was fitted up
beautifully and opened up March /.
Six girls have been rescued from
the slum districts Of the city, two of
whom We're restored to their homes
and parents and four were taken to
the Home of Redeeming Love for err
ing girls at Oklahoma city, establish
ed twelve years.
FOrty-three meals and fourteen
lodgings have been given to needy
men who were seeking work. and en-
ployment found for them. Clothing
has been distributed to needy parties.
The nightly meetings have been
well attended by all classes Four
teen souls have bowed at the altar.
seeking God, nine of whom professed
TO be saved from their sins.
Street services have been held near
ly every night. and a service each Sab
bath at the city jail.
our greatest need is fund to assist
us in caring for erring girls tempo
rarily, and to pay their car fare to
the home. The Katy railroad kindly
furnishes me with a pass so that I
can accompany the girls. Anyone de-
string to contribute to this fund please
Phone 3p9 In His name.
LYDIA A. NEWBERRY.
superintendent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-05
MOVE The SITE
A BLOCK NORTH
COMMISSIONER SELECT NEW
PLACE FOR THE CONNEN-
TION HALL.
TWO Vote AGAINST Il
" OGDEN and Collcy Think ~, 900 l.
Too High and Voted in the
Negative.

with Mayor Wooden and Com
missioner Colley voting "no" because
of what they claimed was an exec
sve price, the city commission yes-
terday morning recOnsidered their ac-
tlon for a few weeks ago in locating
the new convention hail at the corner
OF Boulder and Archer. and located
it one block further north at the cor
ner of Brady and Boulder. The re-
consideration and the selection OF n
new site were made in one motion by
Commissioner Downing and seconded
by Forsythe. Wilson, Downing and
Forsythe voted in the affirmative
and Mayor Wooden and Colley went
on record as opposing the proposition
The new site Is what is known as
the w. L. Moore site and costs the
reduced by at least $1,000 through
the sale OF the three houses now on
the lot. Commissioner Wilson yes
terday offered $1,000 for the three
houses and deposited a certified
check for that amount His offer
however, was not accepted az the
commissioners think 1t possible to sell
the three houses for an even better
price. The present site was offered
to the city originally for $500.
The new site faces 200 feet on
Boulder and 1iO feet on Brady.
81 voted against this proposition"
declared Wooden. because think
the price is too high by at least 81
900. think that by waiting we
price. However, the matter has been
reconsldered once and II might be
again II one Of the other three should
switch"
When the matter was first brought
up this morning. Mayor Wooden
wanted to delay action until 2 o'clock
In the afternoon In order to see II
any other persons wanted To make
new propositions Forsythe wanted
to go right ahead and settle the mat
ter. declaring he wanted to get IT off
his mind right away. Downing made
the motion to reconsider the former
action ard Forsythe promptly sec
ended II. Wooden said there had
been some question as to whether or
not Forsythe could second such mo-
tion. he having voted against the
original proposition.
However" said the MAYOR. III
you will include in the motion to re-
cUnslder..a definite motion to locate
the hall at definite price will en-
terrain it."
This was done and the motion put
not take five minutes and not prop
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-05
CASCARETS CLEANSE
liver AND BOWELS
NO HEADACHE, BAD TASTE, SOUR
STOMACH OR COATED TONGUE
by MORNING.

1t is more necessary that you keen
your Bowels, Liver and Stomach
clean, pure and fresh than 1t Is to
keep the sewers and drainage Of a
large city free from obstruction.
Are you keeping clean inside with
Cascarets-Or merely forcing a pas
sageway every few days with salts.
cathartic pills or castor Oil? This is
important.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the
sour. undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out Of the
system the constipated waste mat
ter and poison in the intestlnei and
bowelg
No odds how badly and upset you
feel. a Cascaret tonight will straight
en- YOU out by morning. They work
while you sleep. A 10-cent box from
your druggist will keep your head
clear. stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for months. Don't
forget the children--their little insides
need good. gentle slsansiug. too. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-05
IN ONE MNUTE!! CLOCCED NOSTR|LS
OPEN -..COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

the nostrils; pcnetrates and heals the
inllamed, swollen membrane which
lines the nose, head and throat;
clears the air passages; stops nasty
discharges and feeling OF cleans
Ing. soothing relief comes immedl-
ately.
Don't lay awake tonight strug-
Cling for breath, with head stuffed;
nostrils closed, hawking and blowing
Catarrh or a cold. with Its running
nose. foul mucous dropping into the
throat. and raw dryness is distressing
but truly needless.
Put your falth-just once--in "Elys
Cream Balm" and your cold or
catarrh will surely disappear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-05
"Thc Woman of Today"

First meeting between Chautauqua
circle members and their guest, Mrs
Ida B. Cole of St Louis, was an occa-
sion Of yesterday afternoon in the
regular session of the club at the home
Of Mrs W. ! Williams on South Den
Yer avenue. The pleasure Of the meet
ing OF guest and hostesses was mutual
with the result that Mrs. Coles OBJ
servations on woman, her influence.
needs, etc. as given in THE Woman of
Today were delightfully."- received.
Responses to the roll call were of cur
rent issues and events of the day. AT
the conclusion Of Mrs. Coles talk
pleasant social features We're inaug-
urated. This afternoon at the Pres
byteran church, Mrs. Cole will ad-
dress the members of the circle and
the clubs which they have invited to
be their guests, taking as her subject
The Seven Schools of Painting"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-05
Wantcd-Nicc. clear rags. Bring
them today. World.
The Mission of RcdecmIng Love

The Mission of Redecming Love.
Where I'D time religion is enjoyed,
ami 'thc incient landmarks of the
fathels" .vve not been removed;
wher0 syeiy body Is welcome, but es-
pecia.ly - rcoming house and hotel
patrCri to whom we say; Come" "
and firsettiug the Sunday show. en-
Joy wdn ly Tn old fashioned gospel
meeting. bringing memories of your
mothers L,tl. and your fathers God.
Services every wight. Sabbath school
at ten and gospel meeting at eleven
sunday morning. Also If any unfor-
tunate women OF betrayed or erring
girls will phone @s9 they will be given
immediate assistance. Mission 109
Fast Second. four dSors east OF Cen
trail tNtional bank Ly lia A. New
berry Iperntendent. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-05
MRS. BENNETT
SAYS PUBLISH"
Thinks Her Letter Made Public
Might Result I'm Some Good.
All Ladies' Should Read.

Henderson, Tex.-In a letter from
this place. Mrs. r. V. Bennett says:
Last November / was taken very
sick, and had two doctors. They
doctored me for most everything that
could be thought Of, and at last they
told me it would be necessary to have
an operation. | couldn't give in to
this, although | was suffering great
pain.
FINALLY. | decided to try Cardri the
womans tonic, and / hadn't used II
but a short time before | was up
feeling good, and able to do my
work
am still getting along fine, and
can recommend Cardui, the womans 5
tonic. to all suffering women.
shall always praise this great medi-
cine.
IL YOU think my experience would
be of any benefit to any suffering
woman, you are at liberty to publish
it,"
Csrdui. the woman's tonic. is strict
ly woman's medicine. made up of
pure, harmless. vegetable ingredients
which act directly on the womanly
constitution.
II stimulates the weakened organs.
and helps build them up to health
and strength.
We receive numerous letters, every
day similar to the one above. II IL
has benefited so many thousands OF
other women. why shouldn't 1t DO
the same for you?
Give Cardui a trial.
n. B--writs to: Chattanooga Medicine
Co.. Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chattanooga.
Tenn. for Special Instructions on your case
ssd 4page book Home Treatment for
Women" sent In plain wrapper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-05
Trial Marriages Under IS.

NEW YORK, April 4. Trial mar
raigcs for young women under is
years old are legal In New York. ac-
cording to decision by supreme
Justice Corlan yesterday. If she mar
rics with the consent of her parents
and leaves her husband before she at
tains that age the present law permits
her to come into court and obtain a
decree Of annulment as a matter of
course. he declared.
This Is to all intents and purpor es
providing in such cases for trial mar
tiages." he said. but il Is a condition
tfe remedy for which les with the
legislature and not with the courts"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-05
Another Convict Gets Away.

HARTFORD. Conn. April 4.-Cur-
tbs Dewey. serving seven years term
for forgery. mode a Sensational escap pc
from the state prison at Weatherford
yesterday. He concealed himself In a
packing case supposed to contain the
product of the prison shirt factory
The box was taken to railroad
freight car whore Dewey pried 1t open
and escaped
1t was not discovered untll the van
returned to the prison.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-05

church were In attendance at the
regular monthly meeting Friday AZ
tenoon with Mrs cora Butts on
South Boulder avenue The program
was OF convention nature, an the
guests being asked 10 register giving
the name ana native state. Of the
number present twenty y-suNon were
natives Of Missouri, ind thirteen of
Kentucky Fourteen states and Eng
land were represented ana II was a
singular fact that there vas not one
natlNe Okhhoman present The
quarterly report showed member
ship Of lls In the Local organization.
Sl7S has been raised for missions
during tho quarter Just closed. Fol
lowing The program, there MAS a So
cial hour and refreshments We're
served